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And you may be shocked to know how many of this are at the hands of our #BadPolice Not kidding. You can simply Google search Police Child Sexual Abuse, or perhaps Police Pedifiles. You all know Google. Just type in any variation. Just remember. Once you do know... You can never Un-Know. Once you know, what will you do? If unsure, please just call, email, go online & tell all your local legislators, we know & want to know what YOU are doing to stop it.

Texas police officer arrested for alleged child sexual assault: report ...

https://www.foxnews.com/.../texas-police-officer-arrested-for-alleged-child-sexual-assaul...

Sep 14, 2018 - A police officer in Texas was arrested this week on charges of child sexual assault, according to a local report.

Former Madison police officer convicted of child sex abuse - WAFF-TV

www.waff.com/story/.../former-madison-police-officer-convicted-of-child-sex-abuse

A former Madison police officer was convicted of sex crimes.

Nicoma Park police officer arrested for child sexual abuse | KTUL

https://ktul.com/news/local/nicoma-park-police-officer-arrested-for-child-sexual-abuse

Dec 6, 2018 - HARRAH, Okla. (KOKH) — Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI) agents arrested a Nicoma Park Police officer for child sexual abuse.

#PoliceSexualAbuse Cop's sexually-charged relationship with informant and Heroin Addiction

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"him and a woman struggling with a heroin addiction who associated with car thieves and drug dealers."

That Son of a Bi#"! As if she did not already have enough problems, in her life 😪 SEX with a F!@# COP! was going to HELP her, in some way!? And we wonder why our #GoodPolice are being killed at a rate like we've never seen before!

THE OFFICER DIDN'T JUST WANT A HEROIN-ADDICTED WOMAN TO PROVIDE INFORMATION ABOUT CRIMES, HE ALSO WANTED 'SEXT' MESSAGES AND EXPLICIT PHOTOS.

Christopher Damien, Palm Springs Desert Sun

Published 11:00 p.m. PT Dec. 28, 2018 | Updated 12:50 p.m. PT Dec. 29, 2018

#NoMorePoliceSexualAbuse2019

I've already amended the original bill by Rep Parker (now retired) All I have to do now is re-introduce this to our current legislators & those I've been driving crazy about #PoliceSexualAbuse for years now! 2019 is going to be the year of #NoMorePoliceSexualAbuse Det. Lang. I can feel it in my soul. God will help me until this is done! Not one doubt in my heart, or mind. God is with me & has been from day one. I gave this, and my Heart, to The Cross, Det. Lang... Best decision I've ever made in my life 💕

HOUSE BILL 1825 Must be Resurrected & Amended for 2015 Legislation, to also include #PoliceSexualAbuse. HOUSE BILL 1825 WILL HELP STOP THE "BAD" POLICE FROM ABUSING US! Sexually & Otherwise. And gain back the public's trust & respect our "Good" Police have earned. Please, WA State Citizens. We need this Bill!

 2014 Nov. 4 Washington General Election

Spokane voters overwhelmingly called for independent police oversight but city leaders and others say full implementation would be blocked by state labor laws that give final say to employees. What, if any, changes or clarifications should the Legislature consider?

Parker: In 2013, I proposed HB 1825, which allows police departments more management freedom. I worked with Sheriff Knezovich toward an effective policy to protect our police force and found, as voters did, that our arbitration process isn’t perfect. I will continue to work toward a system that provides everyone security.

Dover: It’s pretty clear the citizenry is unhappy with public employees that “game” the system, practically letting them get away with murder. Crafty labor attorneys have found every loophole, and now they need to be closed. We need revised rules that protect good employees, while protecting the citizens from the bad.

HOUSE BILL 1825 Lists many reasons for actions to be taken against a "misconduct" officer. Now it's time for #PoliceSexualAbuse #Assault & #Miscondcuts, to be added to the list & this bill to be put back in front of the Legislators & the House in WA State 2o15 Legislative Session

For Example:

1. Using power of their badge for the Purposes of Sexual Nature 2. Making Threats of ARREST for the Purposes of Sexual Nature! 3. Using Sexual Favors as a "trade off" for NO Criminal Arrest! 4. LYING for the purposes of "Covering Up" Sexual Abuse of our Citizens! 5. POLICE INTIMIDATION for the Purposes of Sexual Nature! 6. Using ANY POLICE Equipment for the Purposes of Sexual Nature!

Officer Robert W Franklin of the Everett WA Police Department is guilty of all of the above & worse. Officer Franklin was given the option of "Resigning" rather than being Fired. Officer Franklin kept his Pension. I happen to be the 2010 "victim" mentioned in this report from King 5 News. This is all untrue. It was in fact the Everett Police (Inspector Pete Grassi) who Threatened to arrest me, Bullied me, Refused to allow me to give my statement outside of the EPD. Eric Stevick of the Everett Herald tried to support me all he could in his report of Officer Robert W. Franklin of the Everett WA Police Department. HB1825 will stop other innocent citizens from suffering as I have & as many many more just like me have.

Please call your WA State Legislators (all legislators) and let them know... We want this Bill to pass! We are sick and tired of Police Abuse- Sexual and otherwise! We are fed up and we want/need HB1825 & Supporting: SB5668 

1825 Washington House Bill

Addressing the removal and discharge of peace officers.

Companion Bill: SB 5668

History of the Bill as of Wednesday,

December 3, 2014 2:47 PM   

 

Thank You N.Y. Council Member Treyger. Finally There Will Be An End To Police Sexual Abuse

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ANY POLICE SEX ON DUTY #InCustody or not! ALL COP/SEX on the #TaxPayer💸MUST BE ILLEGAL-  PERIOD! END OF SUBJECT! NO COP SEX ON TAXPAYER DIME or TIME

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On-The-Job Sex Between Cops, Civilians Should Always Be Illegal, Pol Says

By Noah Hurowitz | October 24, 2017 6:19pm 
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NEW YORK CITY — A Brooklyn City Councilman is looking to make it illegal for police officers to have sex with people in their custody in the wake of an investigation into two Coney Island detectives accused of raping a teenager.

Councilman Mark Treyger, who represents Coney Island, said he would draft legislation that would close the existing loophole in the law — which bans correctional and parole officers from having sex with detainees or parolees on the job, but does not prevent on-duty police officers from having sex with people they encounter in the course of their work.

Treyger has joined a chorus of other advocates and critics in arguing that the power differential between police and civilians should make sex between them automatically nonconsensual, an issue that has come to the fore after the detectives accused of the Coney Island rape claimed to have had consensual sex with the teen.

“Necessarily, the power dynamics between a trusted agent of our criminal justice system and an individual under supervision mean that no sexual consent can be given entirely free from coercion,” Treyger wrote in a statement posted online. “We do not need a change in laws, however, to understand that what occurred was deeply, morally wrong.”

The push for legislation comes as the Brooklyn District Attorney’s office investigates detectives Richard Martins and Eddie Hall, who are accused of handcuffing an 18-year-old during a traffic stop, forcing her to perform oral sex and raping her in an unmarked van.

Both detectives, along with their supervisor, 22-year NYPD veteran Sgt. John Espey, have been stripped of their guns and badges and placed on desk duty pending the outcome of the investigation. According to the woman’s lawyer, the pair picked up the young woman during a traffic stop in Calvert Vaux Park in Gravesend and drove her to a nearby Chipotle parking lot, where they told her she could have sex with them or go to the precinct.

The lawyer, Mark David, said both detectives forced her to perform oral sex on them and one of them raped her, all while she was handcuffed. But the officers have claimed it was consensual, sources said.

Treyger said the incident should be considered a crime no matter what, lamenting the effect it could have on relations between police and the community.

“The abuse of power exercised by these two detectives rattles the foundations of positive police-community relations that the law enforcement community has been working to build,” he wrote.

Treyger urged his fellow lawmakers in the state Senate and state Assembly to address the matter with new legislation as well.

At an unrelated press conference Tuesday, Mayor Bill de Blasio declined to comment on the specifics of the case but said he did not understand how someone in police custody could consent to sex.

"I don’t see how that’s possible, honestly,” he said. “Any instance like this needs a full investigation so I’m not going to comment on the specific situation under investigation, but as a broad notion, I find it very troubling.”

The case has prompted at least one protest, and the detective’s attorneys were met with a wave of outrage after a letter was leaked to the New York Post in which they called into question the woman's credibility based on her online presence.

“This behavior is unprecedented for a depressed victim of a vicious rape,” the lawyers wrote, according to the Post.

A spokesman for the Brooklyn DA’s office declined to comment about the case, but lambasted the lawyers for the letter.

“Without commenting on this ongoing investigation, defense counsel’s characterization of how a rape victim should behave is inaccurate, inappropriate and demeaning,” spokesman Oren Yaniv said.

Mark Bederow, the attorney representing Martins, declined to comment about specifics, but cautioned against a rush to judgment.

“Rather than assume the accuracy of very specific and unchallenged allegations repeatedly disseminated to the media by a plaintiff’s attorney, I strongly urge people to withhold judgment until all of the evidence is carefully scrutinized,” he wrote in an email.

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Published by Bren Laree · January 23 at 2:15pm · 

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Received a call from N.Y Mark Treyger's office (this am) about #PoliceSexualAbuse & how WA Sen Democrats, Senators Murray & Jaypal, can work w/N.Y. Senators Schumer, Simon & Council Member Treyger, to finally #StopPoliceSexualAbuse

The New York City Council - File #: Res 1717-2017

legistar.council.nyc.gov/LegislationDetail.aspx?ID=3213540&GUID...F251...

Nov 16, 2017 - Title: Resolution urging the New York State Legislature to amend the Penal Law Section 130.05 to include individuals in police custody as being categorically incapable of consenting to sexualconduct with a police officer. ... Sponsors: Mark Treyger ...

Cop having sex with person in custody should be clear crime: Pol - NY ...

www.nydailynews.com/new-york/.../sex-person-custody-clear-crime-pol-article-1.35855...

Oct 24, 2017 - A pol outraged by rape allegations against two Brooklyn cops is pursuing legislation to make it a crime for NYPD officers to have sex with people they arrest or stop. Councilman Mark Treyger(D-Brooklyn) said he's drafting legislation that would make it illegal for a cop to engage in sexual activity with ...

Two New York Detectives Are Charged With Rape and Kidnapping ...

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/30/.../nypd-detectives-rape-kidnapping-charges.html

Oct 30, 2017 - The detectives were indicted on Monday on charges that they sexually assaulted an 18-year-old woman who was handcuffed inside a police van in ... office unsealed a 50-count indictment against the detectives, Edward Martins and Richard Hall, charging them with rape, kidnapping and official misconduct.

NYPD detectives accused of raping teen in police van have resigned ...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/.../nypd-detectives-raped-a-teen-in-the-back-of-a-polic...

Nov 2, 2017 - Martins and Hall, who were members of the NYPD's Brooklyn South narcotics unit, have been charged with rape, sexual abuse, sexual misconduct, official .... Mark Treyger, the council member, said there's a glaring loophole in the state's penal code that does not explicitly prohibit police officers from having ...

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