Man Arrested 60 Times For Trespassing At His Own Job Openings

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State Sen. Andrew Lanza was also on the scene. He delivered a speech to the crowd, which included dozens of restaurant owners from across the Island who came to show McAlarney and Presti their support. Co-owner of Staten Island bar 'Mac's Public House' arrested after refusing Cuomo covid order to shut down City released statement: "Covid-19 doesn't respect autonomous zones and neither does the Sheriff... " WATCH ARREST HERE: — TalkRadio 77 WABC (@77WABCradio) December 2, 2020

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level 1 This is ridiculous. Stop arresting /url Sampson! level 2 He should get a frequent arrest card, with each 10 arrests, he gets a free ride home from the police. level 1 Comment deleted by user 7 years ago More than 2 children level 2 Not sensational enough. Try again! level 1 I'll be honest, I'm on Reddit a ton at work and a lot when I get home and i've never seen it. When and where was it posted? level 2 Yesterday... Front page... level 2 It was probably a different subreddit. level 1 TIL 56 is greater than 60 level 2 The headline is just written poorly and probably became 'mistaken'. The reports are showing he has been arrested something like over 200 times in one year around the city, and that many of them were at his work (probably 56 times). This is what happens when journalism becomes a thing of the past and 'writing interesting shit that people might pay attention to so we can sell adspace' becomes 'news'. Idiots prevail. level 2 5*6 > 6*0 Source: American Elementary School level 1 Just for the record, the store owner willingly enrolled in the city program and signed an affidavit authorizing the police to enter his store whenever they wanted and to arrest/eject anyone they deemed suspicious.

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Now I am not saying the cops aren't being assholes, but signing away all your 5th ammendment protection is rather foolish to my mind. This is why we have that litle bit of legislation in the first place. The lesson here is never, ever sign anything a cop puts in front of you without taking to a lawyer first. level 1 Comment deleted by user 7 years ago More than 8 children level 2 Multiple people have said that, but a simple search for "60 trespassing subreddit:politics" only shows one other post that was 2 hours after this one and has no upvotes. A search for "black trespassing" shows this post and a bunch of irrelevant posts. I just don't think this story is getting the attention you think it is. level 2 First time I've seen it so I appreciate the repost. level 2 All the comments in this post are about reposting. Not all of us read all of reddit every day, scroll on if you've seen it before, ffs. level 2 He's been arrested at least 370 times from how much this has been posted. level 1 I hate to be racist or something like that, but stories like these make me glad I don't live in the US.

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State Sen. Andrew Lanza was also on the scene. He delivered a speech to the crowd, which included dozens of restaurant owners from across the Island who came to show McAlarney and Presti their support. Co-owner of Staten Island bar 'Mac's Public House' arrested after refusing Cuomo covid order to shut down City released statement: "Covid-19 doesn't respect autonomous zones and neither does the Sheriff…" WATCH ARREST HERE: — TalkRadio 77 WABC (@77WABCradio) December 2, 2020 Trending Political News Gov. Newsom Ignores SCOTUS, Targets Churches with Worship Restrictions California Governor Gavin Newsom is going to have a lot to answer for. The governor decided to ignore the United States Supreme Court's decision to lift restrictions on religious gatherings and cracked down even harder. Newsom claims that there is an increase in virus cases where people sing and chant. Continue reading… Biden Plans to Scrap Trumps 'Transgender Military Ban' President Donald Trump passed legislation to ensure that people who have been diagnosed with gender dysphoria (a literal mental disorder) and received medial treatment (hormones or surgery) cannot join the military.

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[1] Saleh, who had known Sampson since he was 14, criticized the police for targeting Sampson, but the targeting continued, and began occurring throughout Miami Gardens. [1] Saleh filed a complaint with internal affairs at the MGPD, which only resulted in an increase of aggression and targeting by police officers towards his store and their customers. [4] In response, Saleh installed 15 cameras in his store, and used the resulting videotapes to prove that Sampson was behaving properly when targeted by police. [5] In 2012, Saleh filed a complaint with the State Attorney, but the office declined to investigate the claim. [6] A portion of a February 2015 This American Life episode, "Inconvenience Store", Act One of "548: Cops See It Differently, Part Two, " chronicled the Sampson incident. [7] Conor Friedersdorf of The Atlantic wrote, "Neither a public defender nor a judge was able to spot or stop this miscarriage of justice either. No one inside the system successfully exposed or remedied the abusive situation.