Comments on Pro Libertate: From Undercover Narco-Creeper to Police Chief

Anonymous, please contact me -- WNGrigg [at] msn [...

2016-12-13T06:11:41.977-07:00

Anonymous, please contact me -- WNGrigg [at] msn [dot] com -- and I'll see what can be done.

Can anyone on here help me please . I have a solid...

2016-12-13T02:08:39.556-07:00

Can anyone on here help me please . I have a solid civil rights case and I can't find a lawyer . I can't live with the aftermath of what has happened to me and what is happening to my family because the Nampa P.D's failure to abide by regulations make false arrest and the prosecutors office to push through with a case where one should not exist . please I am so lost and depressed and anxious all the time I need answers I need resolve

It all continues to spin around and around!!! I c...

2013-10-18T08:02:21.000-06:00

It all continues to spin around and around!!!

I can give you specific facts about corruption in the Nampa PD, the Canyon County Prosecuting Attorney's Office, and the judiciary in the Nampa Annex.

Just the tip of the iceberg includes perjury and repeated failures to perform due diligence by prosecutors, failures to supervise by Bryan Taylor, repeated unethical continuations of wrongful prosecutions, criminal violations of Constitutional rights by prosecutors, failures to observe Idaho Criminal Rules by prosecutors, failures to observe Idaho Code by Matthew Bever and Magistrate Judge Jerold Lee, preparation of a false police report by Brad Barnum at Nampa PD, ..................and it goes on and on and on.................

Was the perpetrator in that case Ruben Delgadillo,...

2013-03-13T10:17:19.894-06:00

Was the perpetrator in that case Ruben Delgadillo, by any chance?

Cops in general are corrupt but I know first hand ...

2013-03-13T09:58:23.169-06:00

Cops in general are corrupt but I know first hand just how corrupt Caldwell police are in having a relative sexually abused by a school SRO.

Mr. Grigg, I would love for you to write about th...

2013-02-06T02:49:30.901-07:00

Mr. Grigg,

I would love for you to write about the Meridian PD, which I have had some negative experience with myself. Several months ago, I was driving down Main Street at night without my lights on. I passed one of Meridian's finest, who pulled a U-turn and turned on his flashing lights. I recognized what the problem was and thought he would just tell me what I knew, run the license, and let me be on my way. After providing my license and registration and waiting for over ten minutes, I had realized what was going on. Officer Brown had called the K-9 unit and they soon arrived. He again came to my window, along with another officer on the passenger side. I was told to get out of the vehicle. I asked whether I was legally required to do that. Immediately, the other officer came through my passenger door and ripped the keys from the ignition. Officer Brown then forcefully demanded that I get out of the car, which I did.

I was then sternly lectured on obeying a lawful police order, frisked, and told I was "this close" to going to jail. This was very strange indeed as at the time at Boise State I was vice president of Alpha Phi Sigma, the criminal justice honor society. We weren't warned about this in the CJ program!

I was then told that the dog alerted to my passenger door handle and was asked if I had been giving rides to drug users. I hadn't had a passenger for weeks. They also asked when the last time I used marijuana was, foregoing the question of whether I had even ever used marijuana, which I hadn't. After more lecturing, I was given a $62 ticket for not having my lights on.

I informed the mayor of the actions of the police and the complaint was directed to the supervisor of Brown. I called and left a message to Sgt. Brown and requested that he call me in the morning or early afternoon as I worked nights starting at 6 PM. He was extra courteous and called me at 5:30. During our conversation, he addressed me by the respectful title of "buddy" and told me my complaint was "freakin' ridiculous." "Are you accusing me of having rogue officers?" he asked. I simply asked what logical possibilities could exist since I know I don't use drugs and drugs have never been in my car. His response: "You must be using drugs!" Lastly, I wanted him to admit that the possibility for abuse was inherent: there is no way I can prove their dog is faulty or (more likely) that the officers claimed the dog alerted whether or not it did, leading to the conclusion that they can search any vehicle at their discretion. To this he said something unintelligible about how the courts oversee this process, which made no sense. I wish I had recorded the conversation, but, alas, it was during my commute.

On another occasion, I saw the flashing red-and-blue lights behind a stopped vehicle. I parked myself across the street and observed. An officer came to my window, asking what I was doing here. I responded that I was here to make sure no one's rights were being violated. I was, again, told to get out of the vehicle. And like before, I asked if I was legally required to get out of the vehicle. The affirmative response came, though less aggressively than last time. I was told to follow the officer to the sidewalk and another officer joined him. I told them about the previous incident and he said, "That's funny! I just called for a dog." I was told that these dogs are well trained. Again, after searching through my entire car and finding nothing, I was told that the dog alerted on my passenger door handle. The officer then changed his story to "these dogs aren't 100% right all the time" and "someone might have brushed against my door handle in a parking lot." The only parking lots my car had seen during the previous few weeks was that of a church and the far end of the lot where I catch a commuter bus.

Please forgive the length of this comment (I actually had more but was required to edit it).

Thanks for all your fantastic work.

JFK said it best when peaceful revolution is impos...

2013-01-19T14:16:09.777-07:00

JFK said it best when peaceful revolution is impossible violent revolution is inevitable. Sad to see good cops who truly follow the law get punished and silenced and shit cops like those get praises retirement plans etc.

law enforcement is pitiful golfing going home during work you try that shit in a bank youll be fired on the spot i should know i worked in a bank diligently and my father still works in one but the cops seem to not have job ethics and allow any dumb thug and parasite to join em i miss the old west sheriffs the honorable men from back then.

I sometimes wish something like the assassins creed game series assassin brotherhood existed to meet justice to such corruption.

Narco creeper...This seems to the the past/present...

2013-01-18T23:30:34.292-07:00

Narco creeper...This seems to the the past/present of most cops.

What concerns me are the sunshine patriots that have recently found a voice to defend the 2nd amendment, since it has become fashionable.

These are the same cops who by their actions, don't seem to recognize that any other inalienable rights exist. The ones that would put a bullet in your head for smoking a joint right after loudly defending the second amendment.

Another solid post, Will. Thanks!

2013-01-17T13:23:21.713-07:00

Another solid post, Will. Thanks!

Just another of the thousands upon thousands of ta...

2013-01-17T06:46:08.226-07:00

Just another of the thousands upon thousands of tax feeding parasites protecting and serving the crap out of injustice, greed and corruption. A reckoning is coming, and these criminals will not like the results, as We the People are watching. Thanks Will.

Great job Will, a despicable bunch that parades th...

2013-01-16T20:35:37.929-07:00

Great job Will, a despicable bunch that parades their vice with immunity. My father has been a police officer for almost 20 years and the funny thing that I remember him saying to me as a kid was, "What's the biggest gang in America?" to which I replied, "I don't know, the Bloods?" and he answered, "No, it's law enforcement."

I think he hit the nail on the head, just not in the way he may have meant it.

So now that we're soon to be safetyfied by our...

2013-01-16T15:48:16.824-07:00

So now that we're soon to be safetyfied by our Masters who'll ride to the rescue and confiscate our weapons that we'll no longer engage in our favorite recreational sport of shooting up schools and malls;

it is always refreshing to read that we'll now be protected by such fine upstanding golfers and wifebeaters and time-clock cheats. Even better is knowing while I'll likely be working until I'm in my early 90's, some of my effort goes to providing such fine men and women retirements at the grand old age of 50.

D'oh! I've fixed that oversight. Once agai...

2013-01-16T14:39:46.918-07:00

D'oh! I've fixed that oversight. Once again I'm reminded of the hazards of being one's own editor....

Next time, Mr Grigg, will you please not wait till...

2013-01-16T14:26:32.855-07:00

Next time, Mr Grigg, will you please not wait till the verrrrrry end to name the location?

Everybody doesn't know Nampa is in Idaho.

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Lava
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Nampa PD has a notorious reputation here amongst t...

2013-01-16T03:50:15.829-07:00

Nampa PD has a notorious reputation here amongst the locals. And Will is correct in that it's just one amongst the many, if not the majority, of such tax-sucking entities out there.

Echo ray's comment. Of course it's indeed...

2013-01-15T12:45:28.281-07:00

Echo ray's comment. Of course it's indeed very likely that no one, anywhere, will be very much concerned about such "squalid conditions" in their own Polizeistaatburg's detention centers until one of their own darling little angels, who could of course NEVER be arrested on suspicion of a crime (or under no pretense at all), are locked up in exactly such facilities. Then all holy howling hell will break loose.

as long as such things are tolerated, they will co...

2013-01-15T08:11:09.739-07:00

as long as such things are tolerated, they will continue and the only change will be worsening of the pathetic state of affairs described.

unless and until the citizens of nampa act, they will have the abuse they deserve as a consequence of their inaction.

what is described is despicable. it is the worst form of crime when perpetrated by those sworn to uphold the law. it follows, therefore, that the nampa police dept is a despicable entity needing total rebuilding.

it goes without stating that many of the nampa police belong in jail. if/when that ever happens, it is my hope they are in the general population. that would be justice.

While it’s unlikely that anybody who lives outside...

2013-01-15T03:50:17.324-07:00

While it’s unlikely that anybody who lives outside of Nampa would be concerned about the squalid condition of its municipal police department

yeah well I'M concerned

as you say, by no means is nampa p.d. unusual

"predation" is certainly the appropriate word to describe what's been going on in "law" and "law enforcement" the past half-century in amerika

do u.s. men HAVE jobs anymore outside LE? i know they still allow males here to be linemen, plumbers, electricians and so forth. . . but it seems like for a LONG time now the only "available opportunities" are in copping, prison guarding, and suchlike

i guess eventually all the guys here will either be cops, guards or inmates, how very tidy and efficient

another desperately needed truthbomb from mr. griggs, may God bless his courage, doubtless Jesus has his back