I am shocked and appaled by the behavour of the police. Very informative channel.

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A Montague County Sheriff Deputy
breaks laws and violates civilian rights when attempting to serve documents to a Texas homeowner. Deputy trespasses, fails to identify himself, and demonstrates force to intimidate two women less than half his size.

Police officers' trial to begin
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
By KEN ROSS

HOLYOKE - The long-awaited trial of two police officers charged with beating up a man while off duty is scheduled to begin today in Palmer District Court.

Holyoke police officers Joseph H. Wilson and Sean C. Shattuck have been charged with assault and battery and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon in connection with the alleged attack on Dec. 18.

The trial is expected to last three days.

Earlier this month, Judge Robert W. Gardner Jr., ruled that 10 out of 11 witnesses requested for the trial may testify.

Many of the approved witnesses are Holyoke police officers. So is the one witness not approved to testify at the trial: reserve police officer Brennan Boyle, who testified in Palmer District Court on April 28 about walking into a bar in Holyoke on Dec. 22 last year and being glared at by Christopher Martinez, the alleged victim.

Martinez, 23, of 64 Farnum Drive, was with Gilberto Rivera, 22, of 95 Newton St., when Martinez was allegedly beaten up outside Pal Joey's bar at 2229 Northampton St. around 2 a.m. on Dec. 18.

Martinez told The Republican earlier this year that he was at the bar with Rivera and a third person later identified in court as William Brbrovic when he was assaulted by three off-duty officers outside. Martinez sought treatment at Holyoke Medical Center for facial injuries.

Wilson and Shattuck were at the bar with fellow, off-duty officer Timothy D. Skwira, who was not charged in connection with the incident. The three officers told a different story in court on April 28 about what happened inside and outside the bar that night. According to them, they were trying to defuse a situation created by Martinez and Rivera.

"We were physically holding him down and trying to restrain him," Wilson said. "But Martinez kept trying to get up."

Several of the witnesses scheduled to testify in the trial also previously said in court that Martinez has frequently been involved in altercations with police.

"He's a very violent, very aggressive and belligerent kid," Holyoke police officer Manuel Rivera said April 28 in court, referring to an October incident involving Martinez at Elizur's Pub in Holyoke.

But neighbors who know Martinez claim he is not a violent person and were surprised by such accusations.

"He's a good person," said Jenny Garcia, of 63 Farnum Drive, referring to next-door neighbor Martinez.
"Every time I see him, I see a nice guy," said Carmen J. Davila, of 61 Farnum Drive.

Your Welcome Comrade,
But as much as I wish I could take credit for the idea of watching the cops and soldiers, it was actually the Black Panthers who came up with that idea not me.


Solidarity,