• by William N. Grigg (Pro Liberate)
Goss
approached his vehicle in a “menacing” fashion, which
prompted the officer to whirl around and shoot him with a Taser. Goss was not a
criminal suspect. After being attacked without cause on his own property, Goss removed
the Taser barbs and then knocked the weapon out of the assailant’s hands. This
act of self-defense was later described as the supposed crime of “disarming an
officer.”
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And the Judge walks freely among you,as does the low life cop.