"I just had a procedural point while Mr. Nicolaysen "Was" still up here. A.K.A. The case of I just had"A procedural Point" while Mr. Nicolaysen "Was" still up here." A.K.A. That was "Then" but this is now. Cheater!
Ladies
and Gentlemen, this beady-eyed, bushy -faced Detective above, is Chuck Zeglin, of the Los Angeles Police Department. He was in charge of a balls-to-the-walls, "full blown," criminal investigation of this
website.*** Yeah, blown, he "blew" it alright.
Charles
and his Detective, and other cop, buddies (Sheriffs and, yes, gasp, F.B.I.)
all broke the law when they raided and censored this website for it's
speech in 1998, and then
helped cover-up the raid and crimes committed by other cops documented within this website.
Mr. Nicolaysen had indicated to me that that availability was no longer necessary or required. So I have indicated that to Mr. Winnick’s attorney, and he is not under "my subpoena" anymore.
BOTTOM LINE IS THE SAME GOES FOR THE COPS. JUST STOP EATING SO MANY DOUGHNUTS, CHP IN, GIT IT? AND JUST BUY SOME SPEECH. IT"S FOR SALE!!REAL GREAT DEALS! YOU CAN BE A SUCESSFUL TYRANT!
OTHERWISE, HOW IS THE "KINDA HOPING FOR A DIFFERENT ANSWER" THING WORKING OUT FOR YA?
[Article 1] "Zeglin has taken one gang related site seriously enough to conduct a full investigation: The owners of KillerCop.com, which suggested rewards for people who kill police officers in creative ways, were eventually convinced to take the site down before any potential charges were pressed."
[Article 2] "The only intervention to date was with the creators of KillerCop.com, which offered a reward for the most creative way to kill a policeman. It soon disappeared after the LAPD began to talk about charges to incite murder."
[Article 3] "One part of the life that has not been seen much online is the crime. Zeglin recalls one Web site, www.killercop.com, that offered rewards for murdering Los Angeles police officers a few years ago. But since the LAPD had that site removed, Zeglin has not seen street gangs doing anything illegal online."
[Article 4] "Un seul site a provoqué une enquête de la LAPD: killercop.com, offrant des récompenses aux visiteurs prêts à tuer des policiers de Los Angeles."
[Article 5] In court papers filed August 11, League general counsel Enrique Hernandez cites a Web site called "Killercop," which reportedly advocated violence against LAPD officers, offering a "$1,000.05 reward to the first person who kills a cop making an illegal arrest . . . and $2,000.10 if it's an LAPD cop." The Web site was shut down after complaints were lodged by the department, but it re-emerges occasionally.
THIS LAST ONE, BELOW, IS MY FAVORITE, BY CALIFORNIA ASS-EMBLYMEMBER NOREEN EVANS, PICTURED ABOVE.
Chuck, as we watched your appearance recorded on the news above, talking about our site in 2001. We wondered, "If it is so 'hard to tell' if this site is illegal, how come you and your detective buddies shut it down, in an illegal and unlawful raid just a couple of years before in 1998?"
Tell our viewers just how the LAPD "convinced" us to censor ourselves!
Tell our viewers about this"intervention" by the police which resulted in the censorship and unlawful raid.
Tell our readers how the LAPD "had the site removed," before these mysterious "charges" were never pressed. Murdering police?? Pullllllllleeeeeezzzeeeee.
Why didn't you arrest the previous owner? Why didn't you ever tell the Department of State, F.B.I. or the ATF about the "weapons" for sale???
Okay, does anyone in America really believe you can offer "a cash reward with no questions asked for the death ... of two LAPD officers," and not be arrested???
Better question, does anyone really believe the F.B.I. would turn over a federal criminal investigation to Chuck, in a local city police department, and do no follow-ups or pass on any of the serious allegations of federal crimes such as interstate murder, extortion, threats and even selling guns???