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Mods need to delete all of that idiots posts
Crime What did the cops do wrong today Megathread Vol. 6 ? (who knows, lots of cop threads)
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/cop-followed-teen-home-noise-181642135.html
"An on-duty Virginia police officer kidnapped and raped a 17-year-old high school student in his patrol car after responding to a noise complaint involving her and her friend, federal prosecutors said."
"An on-duty Virginia police officer kidnapped and raped a 17-year-old high school student in his patrol car after responding to a noise complaint involving her and her friend, federal prosecutors said."
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Cop followed teen home after noise complaint, then raped her in police car, feds say
Julia Marnin
Mon, July 17, 2023 at 11:16 AM PDT
An on-duty Virginia police officer kidnapped and raped a 17-year-old high school student in his patrol car after responding to a noise complaint involving her and her friend, federal prosecutors said.
A fellow officer who also responded to the noise complaint — and who told the teenager to drive home — was unaware Cleshaun Cox followed her in his marked Portsmouth Police Department car the evening of May 27, 2019, and assaulted her, according to federal prosecutors.
Now Cox, 31, is facing at least 15 years and up to 20 years in federal prison, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia announced in a July 14 news release. He’s no longer a police officer.
He pleaded guilty on July 14 to violating the teen’s civil rights “by forcibly sexually assaulting her,” according to prosecutors and court documents.
Federal public defender Suzanne Katchmar, who represents Cox, declined a request for comment from McClatchy News on July 17.
In August 2021, Cox pleaded guilty to state charges of carnal knowledge and abduction in Portsmouth Circuit Court, the release said. He was initially sentenced to 15 years in prison before the court suspended 10 years of his sentence, according to officials.
He’s currently detained in Western Tidewater Regional Jail in Suffolk, state Department of Corrections records show.
How the case unfolded
On May 27, 2019, Cox and a senior officer were called to a parking lot in Portsmouth for a noise complaint and found the 17-year-old inside her car with a friend, who’s described as a witness, a statement of facts filed in court says.
Cox knew the teen was a minor from a review of her driver’s license, according to the statement of facts, which says Cox later lied to detectives and said she was 18.
Afterward, the other officer told the teen to head home, as she hadn’t broken any laws except the city’s curfew for minors that was in place at the time, according to prosecutors.
When she did so, with her friend in the passenger seat, they noticed a Portsmouth Police Department car following them, the statement of facts says.
The teen stopped at a gas station and Cox pulled up behind them, activating his vehicle’s blue police lights, according to the statement of facts.
Then, Cox started threatening to ticket the 17-year-old for “numerous minor offenses, including issues with her headlights” because “he wanted to coerce her into sexual acts with him,” the statement of facts says.
He told the teen to drive her friend home before returning home herself, according to the statement of facts.
However, when the teen dropped her friend off, Cox told her to drive to a parking lot instead of her house, prosecutors said.
She complied with Cox’s demands and drove to the parking lot, where he threatened to ticket her unless she agreed to a “deal” involving performing sex acts with him, the statement of facts says.
The teen told Cox she didn’t want to “engage in any sexual acts” with him before he coerced her to get inside his police car, according to the statement of facts.
She did so because she “feared (Cox) and believed that she had no choice but to comply,” the statement of facts says.
Afterward, Cox drove her to an isolated location and raped her, according to prosecutors.
Following the assault, he lied about following the teen home and raping her during his voluntary interview with detectives on May 27, the statement of facts says.
Cox was arrested on state charges that day — shocking his family members, according to a May 28, 2019, report by WTKR.
His mother told the TV station Cox had served with the police department for more than a year before his arrest and was a preacher at Word Cathedral Worship Center in Virginia Beach.
Cox’s sentencing is scheduled for Nov. 28, according to prosecutors.
“Our sworn police officers have a duty to uphold the constitution and are entrusted with protecting the safety and quality of life of the communities they serve,” Brian Dugan, FBI special agent in charge of the agency’s Norfolk Field Office, said in a statement “Cleshaun Cox broke that trust when he, while acting under color of law, physically assaulted a teenage girl and violated her rights to bodily integrity.”
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Cop followed teen home after noise complaint, then raped her in police car, feds say
Julia Marnin
Mon, July 17, 2023 at 11:16 AM PDT
An on-duty Virginia police officer kidnapped and raped a 17-year-old high school student in his patrol car after responding to a noise complaint involving her and her friend, federal prosecutors said.
A fellow officer who also responded to the noise complaint — and who told the teenager to drive home — was unaware Cleshaun Cox followed her in his marked Portsmouth Police Department car the evening of May 27, 2019, and assaulted her, according to federal prosecutors.
Now Cox, 31, is facing at least 15 years and up to 20 years in federal prison, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia announced in a July 14 news release. He’s no longer a police officer.
He pleaded guilty on July 14 to violating the teen’s civil rights “by forcibly sexually assaulting her,” according to prosecutors and court documents.
Federal public defender Suzanne Katchmar, who represents Cox, declined a request for comment from McClatchy News on July 17.
In August 2021, Cox pleaded guilty to state charges of carnal knowledge and abduction in Portsmouth Circuit Court, the release said. He was initially sentenced to 15 years in prison before the court suspended 10 years of his sentence, according to officials.
He’s currently detained in Western Tidewater Regional Jail in Suffolk, state Department of Corrections records show.
How the case unfolded
On May 27, 2019, Cox and a senior officer were called to a parking lot in Portsmouth for a noise complaint and found the 17-year-old inside her car with a friend, who’s described as a witness, a statement of facts filed in court says.
Cox knew the teen was a minor from a review of her driver’s license, according to the statement of facts, which says Cox later lied to detectives and said she was 18.
Afterward, the other officer told the teen to head home, as she hadn’t broken any laws except the city’s curfew for minors that was in place at the time, according to prosecutors.
When she did so, with her friend in the passenger seat, they noticed a Portsmouth Police Department car following them, the statement of facts says.
The teen stopped at a gas station and Cox pulled up behind them, activating his vehicle’s blue police lights, according to the statement of facts.
Then, Cox started threatening to ticket the 17-year-old for “numerous minor offenses, including issues with her headlights” because “he wanted to coerce her into sexual acts with him,” the statement of facts says.
He told the teen to drive her friend home before returning home herself, according to the statement of facts.
However, when the teen dropped her friend off, Cox told her to drive to a parking lot instead of her house, prosecutors said.
She complied with Cox’s demands and drove to the parking lot, where he threatened to ticket her unless she agreed to a “deal” involving performing sex acts with him, the statement of facts says.
The teen told Cox she didn’t want to “engage in any sexual acts” with him before he coerced her to get inside his police car, according to the statement of facts.
She did so because she “feared (Cox) and believed that she had no choice but to comply,” the statement of facts says.
Afterward, Cox drove her to an isolated location and raped her, according to prosecutors.
Following the assault, he lied about following the teen home and raping her during his voluntary interview with detectives on May 27, the statement of facts says.
Cox was arrested on state charges that day — shocking his family members, according to a May 28, 2019, report by WTKR.
His mother told the TV station Cox had served with the police department for more than a year before his arrest and was a preacher at Word Cathedral Worship Center in Virginia Beach.
Cox’s sentencing is scheduled for Nov. 28, according to prosecutors.
“Our sworn police officers have a duty to uphold the constitution and are entrusted with protecting the safety and quality of life of the communities they serve,” Brian Dugan, FBI special agent in charge of the agency’s Norfolk Field Office, said in a statement “Cleshaun Cox broke that trust when he, while acting under color of law, physically assaulted a teenage girl and violated her rights to bodily integrity.”
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Well to be fair, you have never seen a shoot by the cops you didn't see as "clean." Cops are the enemies of the citizens. period. they have god complexes and you will obey them or they will ruin your life
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You’re so full of shit. I call cops out on bad shoots (for example, philando castille, Andre hill in Columbus, the guy Kim potter shot) all the time as well as excessive force (for example, Tyre nichols, Floyd).
And while some cops have god complexes, that is not at all representative of the profession as a whole and cops definitely aren’t the enemies. What a fucking retarded take.
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yes, the thousands and thousands and thousands of videos out there are proof of just a few bad apples. good point
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How far we going back? 900k law enforcement officers in the country. Dozens of years of videos. And you’re pulling numbers out of your ass. Can you provide some empirical data of the “thousands and thousands and thousands” of videos?
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Mentally disabled man has the cops called on him by Target employees because he was having trouble counting money to pay for a bike. Instead of helping the guy, they had him trespassed.
Cops show up and escalate to violence because he won't show ID.
Afterwards, one of the cops gets fired and criminally charged. Taxpayers will foot the bill for his incompetence.
Cops show up and escalate to violence because he won't show ID.
Afterwards, one of the cops gets fired and criminally charged. Taxpayers will foot the bill for his incompetence.
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Are you seriously going to pretend there are not thousands of videos out there? And those are just the ones that made it to the public. google "bad cop" and see how many videos show up.
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There a lot of videos of cops being idiots or dicks. There are not thousands of videos of bad police shoots or excessive force, which is the topic of original discussion, as you claimed I have never ever condemned an officer’s actions, for which you are dead wrong
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My brother in arms…..
the issue is that you do not pick and choose when to talk and when to shut the hell up most of the war room does not realize you are speaking from a subject matter expert perspective not that you wholeheartedly agree with the sentiments of the video tweet, or Instagram post
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I try very hard to be objective and judge based upon Supreme Court cases and the 4th amendment. Sometimes, emotions step in when it comes to someone trashing the whole profession based upon a vide or two. Also, incidents such as the golden retriever being got me emotional and pissed off as well.
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You mean the super crimes in democrat "voting" states? I say voting in a matter of sarcasm because nobody without a 83 iq believes repeat the line won.
Morons want to defund the police.
Yes more democrats pooping in the streets. <Lmaoo>
I wonder which way she votes <45>
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Kansas Highway Patrol has been ordered by a federal judge to stop harassing out of state drivers with the "two step" traffic
stop procedure, which was used to pressure drivers into consenting to searches.
KHP command and the attorney general's office decided to start targeting drivers from neighboring states that had legalized cannabis use.
Total fucking waste of time and resources used to violate people's rights so the state can get revenue from drug possession cases.
stop procedure, which was used to pressure drivers into consenting to searches.
KHP command and the attorney general's office decided to start targeting drivers from neighboring states that had legalized cannabis use.
Total fucking waste of time and resources used to violate people's rights so the state can get revenue from drug possession cases.
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Yep, he should face charges of aggravated assault. But those fucking pussies better not drop the charges against the driver either. Circleville has a rep for being a bunch of pricks. But all is well, race baiting ambulance chaser ben crump took the case.
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https://www.fox6now.com/news/greenfield-police-drove-over-woman
Cops called to assist a woman in distress and ran her over on the way to the call, killing her.
Cops called to assist a woman in distress and ran her over on the way to the call, killing her.
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Here’s a good one. Cops go to arrest guy who then flees into traffic. They taser him and he gets hit by a car while being tased. Death ensues immediately Lots of good discussion to be had here.
First, is taking this guy into custody really that necessary that a foot chase
Onto a bush highway is needed? I would say no, however, he is fleeing into a busy highway, so he could cause a very serious accident.
Ultimately, the blame is on him. But this will likely lead to a discussion of when police chase idiots and when they don’t
First, is taking this guy into custody really that necessary that a foot chase
Onto a bush highway is needed? I would say no, however, he is fleeing into a busy highway, so he could cause a very serious accident.
Ultimately, the blame is on him. But this will likely lead to a discussion of when police chase idiots and when they don’t
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The officers didn't do anything wrong in this one. It was a private business that decided it didn't want the retard in their stores.
