Comments on Pro Libertate: How to Become a "Stalker" in Oregon: Criticize the Police

Anonymous above, in defense of Comrade Kennedy cla...

2012-05-15T15:16:02.159-06:00

Anonymous above, in defense of Comrade Kennedy claims: "Kennedy did a lot of great things for Sunriver (of course anon can't even name one single great thing) and bob (sic) didn't even live in Sunriver."

That's telling.

At the very least, these thugs should be required to live in the same community in which they practice their 'craft'.

You guys a so full of yourselfs. A bunch of BS and...

2012-05-11T04:21:39.665-06:00

You guys a so full of yourselfs. A bunch of BS and I'm sure this wont make the post but so what. Chief Kennedy did a lot of great things for Sunriver and bob didn't even live in Sunriver.

Some of this sounds more like assault and battery ...

2012-05-01T21:43:15.075-06:00

Some of this sounds more like assault and battery than stalking, but whatever you call it, stalking laws weren’t written for The Lower Sort. They were written for Important People. They get stalking laws that are taken seriously, and we get loitering laws which are also taken seriously.

The two most heartbreaking kinds of cases I watch on the ID (Investigation Discovery) channel involve missing people and stalkers. If you go to the police about a stalker exhibiting the most bizarre, dangerous behavior, you are told to keep a complete record of every incident of the stalker for months. Just because he is outside your house every night means nothing; keep a record. Just because he calls 500 times a day threatening you, keep a record. The police have to have a record of a “pattern” or they won‘t do anything. There was a case of one stalker so crazy, that she ruined a woman’s life; still, the cops’ “hands were tied” because they had no “pattern” of the stalking. The stalker then went after the cop the woman complained to, and started stalking him. The cop had no six–month record of stalking “patterns,” but you can believe once she started stalking the cop, her stalking days were over.

One woman who was stalked kept going to the cops and was told each time “We need more.” She finally got an e-mail from the stalker with pictures of her asleep in her bedroom taken by the stalker. The cops took that seriously, but that’s what it takes to get their attention.

There was also a serial rapist who raped so many women that he got a nickname, East Side Rapist, or something descriptive. He finally broke into a cop’s house – I thought a female cop must have been raped, but, no, a male cop‘s house had been broken into while the cop wasn’t home and the rapist/burglar stole the cop’s chunky gold ring. OMG! Time to form a Task Force to get this burglar, I mean rapist, off the streets, which they promptly did.

Well in the small town that I live in, here in Mai...

2012-04-26T17:55:56.867-06:00

Well in the small town that I live in, here in Maine, the local police dept was disbanded 5 years ago. The catalyst was the school" resource officer " who was caught having an affair with a 15 year old student. Finally the townsfolk said enough was enough. In its wake the county sherrifs dept has set up a substation here in town but there presence is fairly negligible. After moving from a state ( NH) where nearly every town ( some with populations of 200 people ) have a full time police dept - this change is fairly refreshing. I loath small town police departments. Never have I seen a group of people with more idle time on their hands and such proclivity towards corruption.

Typo: The most disturbing aspect of this was tha...

2012-04-25T14:34:26.085-06:00

Typo:
The most disturbing aspect of this was that after dozens of stops per month

Should be:

"The most disturbing aspect of this was that after dozens of stops per month

Unrelated but hilarious police corruption story: ...

2012-04-24T10:12:38.278-06:00

Unrelated but hilarious police corruption story:

Discounted Subway sandwiches key to Romulus police corruption case

http://www.freep.com/article/20120424/NEWS02/120424042/Subway-sandwiches-Romulus-police-court-hearing?odyssey=tab|topnews|text|FRONTPAGE

"This is how we roll!" - America. Yeesh...

2012-04-24T00:04:15.457-06:00

"This is how we roll!" - America.

Yeesh.

Maybe someday things will be different, in a good way?

Seems that Kennedy is only motivated by his desire...

2012-04-23T12:10:24.586-06:00

Seems that Kennedy is only motivated by his desire to extract money to support his own corrupt career. No honor amongst thieves still holds true. Had the blackmailing worked he'd have said nothing in public and would continue to harass Foster.