well I commend this man for action in what he believes!! I am against taking out surveillance because of the amount of scum in society, but if youre against it, instead of sitting behind a keyboard and go out and back up your talk, well then I tip my hat!!
I hope his slap on the wrist is not too painful!
The New Not Guilty!
Charge the idiot with the damage. When they need to go back up, call the perp. He’ll do it.
Another REAL AMERICAN, at least to us (other than the retired cops here).
Another REAL AMERICAN, at least to us (other than the retired cops here).
Nice work.
Who thinks these stupid things are not an invasion of privacy. Straight out of ‘1984’?
These flock cameras are nothing compared to what they are replacing them with. Axon.
I believe this happened back in mid July
Repeat criminal. A real hero for many other perps. From July. Lock him up.
Judge to issue arrest warrant for suspected Flock camera vandal
RIO RANCHO, N.M. (KRQE) – After a bizarre scene in court on Monday, a judge said she will issue an arrest warrant for the man accused of vandalizing license plate readers in Rio Rancho, but he says he has no intention to stop his actions. Jevon Martinez, 44, is facing larceny, property damage, and tampering with evidence charges after police said he destroyed three Flock cameras, costing Rio Rancho thousands of dollars in damage. They said he replaced the cameras with a sign saying “You’re welcome, Republic of New Mexico.”
When asked if he planned to continue taking down the cameras, he said, “Absolutely. No absolutely. They are a clear and present threat to public safety.”
Martinez showed up to court on Monday, but he refused to identify himself during the proceedings. The judge considered that as failing to appear in court, but Martinez claimed he exercised his right to remain silent. “You know, you call me. I am here. I’m right here. I stood up. I walked up there. She wanted my name, but I have a right not to bear testimony against myself. Giving my name consults as testimony, and so I chose to remain silent,” said Martinez.
The judge said she would issue an arrest warrant for Martinez for failure to appear. As of Monday afternoon, it has yet to be filed. After the hearing, Martinez filed affidavits from witnesses saying he did show up for the hearing.
I wonder how many flock cameras exist in the US that were placed there by the CCP.
Not all heroes wear capes.
I would have the title read “taking”, rather than “bringing”. (to the police station).
What’s happened to education in English grammar?