Law Obstruction Officers: Difference between revisions
From Liberpedia
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 21: | Line 21: | ||
* [https://people.com/crime/uvalde-mom-says-she-was-handcuffed-threatened/ Uvalde Mom Says She Was Handcuffed While Trying to Save Kids — and that Authorities Threatened Her to Not Speak Out] | * [https://people.com/crime/uvalde-mom-says-she-was-handcuffed-threatened/ Uvalde Mom Says She Was Handcuffed While Trying to Save Kids — and that Authorities Threatened Her to Not Speak Out] | ||
https://fr.liberpedia.org/fr/images/thumb/9/95/Fdd-australia.png/300px-Fdd-australia.png | |||
Revision as of 06:57, 7 June 2022
Law Obstruction Officers (LOO) are armed agents of the state, obstructing Law.
The opposite of Law Enforcement Officers
See also looters (LOOters ??)
- Why Police Prefer Drug Raids Over Investigating Violent Crimes
- I Was a Cop for 18 Years. I Witnessed and Participated in Abuses of Power.
- [https://mises.org/wire/police-botched-uvalde-standoff-now-gun-controllers-want-give-police-more-power Police Botched the
Uvalde Standoff. Now Gun Controllers Want to Give Police More Power.]
