We clearly see who the real terrorists are... and they need to be served some real justice.
 

Seriously guys, not helpful.  Secondly if there is anyone more pacifist than Shelton I don't know who it is.  I seriously doubt he owns a gun.  And I am fairly certain he is way too smart to use it.

I am just hoping the arrest is as bogus as it has been in the past because Shelton is smart enough that the cops will either have to lie if they have no basis for the arrest or simply concede the baselessness of their charges.  Either way it means another lawsuit in his favorite place; federal court.  And once you get past their limited liability, depositions, disclosure and discovery are way more fun than violence.

Which judge was it? Names would be useful for voting "no" on their retention

Shelton as always you are my hero, lol.  I will contribute to the fund, it's always worth the price of admission (-;

The banking industry loves cops like these. By the time they get done with Shelton, whether they find him guilty of something or not, it will have cost them $hundreds of thousands, or maybe $millions. This money, whether it comes through taxes or something else, will have to ultimately be borrowed, by Government, from the banks - the Fed. It will be a more or less legitimate loan to them, unlike over-extending credit card loans to non-Government, average people. This means that the banks will put some REALLY HARD LABOR into making some ledger entries, and when they get payed back, it will ultimately come from some hard work done by everyday, average people - some blood, sweat and tears. The banks love doing REALLY HARD LABOR like this. It helps them take over the world.

The only reason that this kind of thing helps the banks to take over is, there are far too few people doing the thing that Shelton is doing. If we had a couple thousand guys out there doing it like Shelton, we could collapse the banking system, and things would start to normalize, even though there would be a lot of turmoil following the collapse. Thanks, Shelton, for showing us how.

What was the charge?

 You're my hero, 4409!  I'd like to see the complaint.  Could someone post it?  I have to read the allegations!!  That video was fantastic.  I also liked the new one from the 9/11 rally.  I have too many favorites, now.  Keep doing what you're doing!  Someone needs to make people think....and you do it so creatively.  "Suicide by cop"....ha ha ha  (scary thing is that it's true.)  :)   

Its always Interesting how the supplements the police file only contain their lies and the party they favor.

There is less bias reporting.on FoxNews and MSNBC and that is saying something :)

They can paint the arrest with curse words in order to demonize all they want but the truth will come out...their unlawful negligent Arrest = EPIC FAIL.

 BOGUS!!!  Lemme guess....the recording on the phone mysteriously disappeared.  Oh, and why would the scamera van operator exit his vehicle if he feared for his safety?  He was in a locked van!!!  If there's a person outside threatening your safety, you don't get out of the van an confront the guy...you call the cops (well, I wouldn't...but that's me).   

A federal civil rights lawsuit filed now with subpenas would preserve these things:
1.  All video from the van.

2.  Any recording devices, video or audio from the van.

3.  Any video from the 3 police cars involved.

4.  Any audio, photography or video device recordings from the officers involved.

5.  Any video from the initial van manned by a cop who said Shelton did the same thing to him but apparently did not arise to the level of arrest, nor did he bother to leave the van to confront Shelton.  In fact, I believe the first van's officer retreated by pulling up stakes.  You'd think if Shelton was doing the same thing it would amount to serious disruptive behavior leading to an arrest---or was it protected first amendment activity?

6.  The video/audio from Shelton's cell phone.

7.  The internal affairs report on the handling of Shelton's complaint and recovery of the cell phone.

8.  Cell phone records from all 3 of the officers involved around that time, as well as the first officer when he said Shelton was at his van.

9.  911 tape (if any)

10.  Dispatch call tapes regarding the incident, as well as the incident at the first van (if any).

11. Metadata on each of the police report entries.

12.  Cell phone records from the occupant of the van where Shelton was arrested.

13.  If any claim is made that Shelton tried to enter the van at either location both vans should be impounded so the outside of the vans can be examined for the absence of fingerprints and Shelton's DNA.

Where can I send templates and special FOI requests along with other useful docs to your staff? 

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