[E. Pluribus Unum]

House Bills 5250, 5251, 5252 and 5081 would require law enforcement agencies to disclose the number of criminal asset forfeiture proceedings, the alleged violation of the law and whether a person was charged or convicted, the date the property was seized, a description and value of the property, and a few other details.

The fact that they aren't already doing this is evidence that they are engaged in criminal activity.

The only differences between urban cops and an ordinary street gang are those spiffy SS uniforms, government sponsorship, and immunity from prosecution.

[Gen.Blather]

Locally, a woman lost her house because a grandson sold drugs from her front porch. She had nothing to do with drugs. It was a shotgun house in a neighborhood within walking distance of the capital where now they’re building million dollar homes on the lots. (Four floor houses with a few rooms on each floor.) As the paper stated, if she’d had a mortgage instead of owning it outright they wouldn’t have tried. The same is true of cars. If you don’t own it, they don’t even try. It’s a money scam.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Asset forfeiture is just one of the fundamental rights that has been trampled on by law enforcement.