Last June, SFPD Larry Bertrand and California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Michelle Ott came to bust the Room . They arrested a 31-year-old bartender Javier who had left his ID at home, even though MIcke Quan(The onwer of the club) offered to show them a copy he had in his office. This surveillance video that shows Bertrand kneeling on the neck of bartender Javier from The Room and twisting his arm. They also confiscating most of the stock in the downstairs bar.Bertrand and Ott poured out an estimated 24 to 30 bottles of alcohol that were already open after Ott claimed there were fruit flies in one of them. Another segment shows DJ Equipmets are destroyed by SFPD/ ABC officers without any resons. Please help us stop this nonsense. 2 of San Francisco’s weekly papaers write stories about this problems. Please check these articles. www.sfbg.com www.sfweekly.com
As the Dollar loses value it will be harder to make ends meet and people will become desperate. Home invasions will increase and you need to make yourself less of a target. Post your ideas and suggestions. The more people that look at a problem, the more solutions we have for it.
Latest news report on the case: bit.ly Security camera footage showing the police beating of Kelly Thomas, a mentally ill homeless man who later died from his injuries, at a Fullerton, California bus depot on the night of July 5, 2011. The altercation begins at 15:20. Fullerton police officer Manuel Ramos was charged with second-degree murder in Thomas’ death, and Cpl. Jay Cicinelli faces involuntary manslaughter and excessive use of force charges. Video provided by the Orange County District Attorney’s Office.
This week on BORDER SECURITY, officers discover several packages of white powder and the owner goes ballistic. A New Zealander arrives to start a new life, but his criminal past may send him home. And a family is stopped trying to bring in an exotic box with strange contents. BORDER SECURITY is hosted by Grant Bowler. I do not own this video. It is purely for entertainment purposes only and no profit is gain. Property of this video belongs to its rightful owner.
AWESOME STREET FIGHT!!!! MMA training in action! This security guard does his job and never pulls his weapon. MATA Security guard vs. Thug – Memphis, TN
PALM COAST, Fla. – The Florida Highway Patrol has charged a 76-year-old woman who drove her car through a busy Publix grocery store, injuring ten people, including a baby in a stroller. Officers charged Thelma Wagenhoffer of Palm Coast with careless driving after she slammed her 2004 Toyota Camry through the front door of the Publix at 4950 Belle Terre Pkwy. on Saturday. Investigators said they found no apparent problems with the car’s brakes. Witnesses said the car appeared to be going about 50 miles per hour. Now, she’ll have to explain to a judge what went wrong and has a mandatory court appearance set due to the severity of the injuries. Surveillance Video: Car crashes into… Also, for the first time, authorities released 911 calls and store security footage of the dramatic crash. On the calls to police, screaming is heard in the background and witnesses describe the aftermath. CALLER: Oh my God. DISPATCH: You said the driver’s okay, correct? CALLER: Yes, ma’am, but there’s a person pinned under the car. DISPATCH: You said somebody’s pinned? CALLER: Yes, ma’am. DISPATCH: Alright. Stay on the phone with me, alright? You’re doing fine. Stay on the phone with me for a minute. An 83-year-old man was pinned under the car. Store customers and employees lifted the car to free the man who was trapped under it. Donna Switzer just learned Lupo Hernandez, who remains in stable condition at the hospital, is her neighbor. “That lady shouldn’t have been driving and you’ve got to …