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🎞️ 🎥 Tom Of Finland: Service Station: Bareback

⭐️ River Wilson, Ricky Roman, Matthew Camp, DeAngelo Jackson

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LGBTQ+ people attacked in Indonesia as president brands them a ‘national threat' ➡️

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[Kelly @broadwaybabyto]

After my hysterectomy my surgeon left an artery bleeding into my belly.

It formed a giant abscess which was ignored by the ER three separate times.

Medical errors are more common than people want to believe & patient gaslighting is a life threatening issue.

We deserve better.

[👮‍♂️🚒 Tales of Badge & Blaze™ @ScottEnlow]

🥵Man on ground being handcuffed: "Why are you being so rough with me?"
👮‍♀️Officer: Because you refuse to listen and turned away from me."

In 2018 in Wasilla, Alaska, a man stood on the public sidewalk outside the Office of Children’s Services holding a sign and protesting what he called the agency “kidnapping kids.”

He had already been asked to leave the office inside. Staff wanted him trespassed, but they never got authorization from the property manager.

A Wasilla officer approached him on the sidewalk, immediately grabbed his arm, ordered him to put his hands behind his back, then took him to the ground hard and arrested him.

The officer treated it as trespassing even though the man was on public property and was not resisting.

Subsequently the officers realized he was not on trespass notice and even if he had been he remained on the sidewalk.

No news story identifies the protester or the officer.

There is no reported lawsuit against the city or the officer. There is no reported internal investigation

❓What do you think about the officer saying his "training and 11 years of experience" taught him that someone turning toward him justifies a hard and fast take down?

❓Was that a justifiable officer-safety-takedown or was that a dick move against a man not resisting?

❓What crime did the officer believe he was stopping the man on the sidewalk from committing?

[👮‍♂️🚒 Tales of Badge & Blaze™ @ScottEnlow]

👮‍♂️When Cops Use a Minor Infraction to Hunt for Dope — and instead ruin an innocent man's life.

October 10, 2016. Lufkin, Texas.

Angelina County Sheriff’s Office Internal Affairs detective Jeff Farmer is driving home with his wife and young son after an all-day family photo shoot. A Lufkin PD officer pulls them over for alleged failure to signal.

What follows is not a quick warning. Officers treat it like a drug interdiction. Extra questions. Prolonged detention. Flashlights on the family. Farmer — who knows the playbook — calls it a pretext stop, identifies himself as law enforcement, and refuses to play along.

No drugs. No ticket. Just a warning.

Then the rumor starts: he was leaving a “known drug house.” That story spreads. His reputation takes the hit. His career does too. He later resigns.

This is how it works. A minor traffic stop. A family in the car. A narrative that outruns the facts. An innocent man’s name gets tied to dope he never had.

That’s how reputations — and lives attached to them — get destroyed.

❓How many innocent lives get collateral damage from one interdiction mindset?

❓How thin is the line between interdiction and humiliation?

❓How would you have reacted?

[👮‍♂️🚒 Tales of Badge & Blaze™ @ScottEnlow]

👮‍♂️"You need to give your ID or else it's gonna be a different outcome for you."

2024 - Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office Detective Clay Michael Saunders stopped a vehicle driven by Anthony Crawford in Pinellas County, Florida.

On camera, Crawford keeps asking why he was pulled over and whether he is being detained. Saunders says it is a traffic stop because "can't you see the lights are on?", and tells Crawford to produce his license and have the passenger roll the window down.

Crawford refuses to immediately give ID, asks for a supervisor, and says he is recording. He also accuses Saunders of previously coming to his house after Saunders’ son allegedly hit his vehicle.

The driver alleged it was an unlawful stop and civil-rights issue.

Saunders treats it as a standard traffic stop.

There is no widely reported PCSO statement, internal finding, or additional videos that publicly resolves this specific encounter.

What you see is what's available. The recording is the main public record of what happened.

❓If a detective’s son hit your car, should that same detective later be the one pulling you over?

❓When an officer says “it’s going to be a different outcome,” is that a warning or a threat?

[👮‍♂️🚒 Tales of Badge & Blaze™ @ScottEnlow]

Two police approach a man standing on the street recording. One of them tells him "the don't want you coming back over there" and asks for ID.

The man asks the officer's name and badge number.

The officer says, "I don't need it," then advances.

Without delay the man is under arrest. Because the officer said he had asked him for it TWICE already.

ID on demand because I asked and do it quickly.....or go to jail...in America.

Two questions on this video.

❓Does anyone know where this is?

❓Does anyone know the outcome?

I've been unable to find the answers online.

[👮‍♂️🚒 Tales of Badge & Blaze™ @ScottEnlow]

👮‍♀️Park Ranger: "STAND AT THE FRONT OF THE VEHICLE NOW OR YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED!"

Shenandoah National Park, around April 1, 2024: a man and his family arrived at a reserved campsite for a birthday. He says leftover coals were already in the fire ring and he was putting the fire out as they left.

Female ranger identified in the video as Ranger Hoyt told him there was a fire ban. He said nothing was posted at the site and the park website said a restriction had to be physically posted before visitors could be held accountable.

She demanded his driver’s license to “verify” he could drive. He refused, saying he hadn’t committed a traffic violation and she hadn’t stopped him for driving.

She ordered him to stand at the front of the vehicle, then threatened to tase him if he didn’t. He told her not to put hands on him and called it assault.

She’s heard saying she’s “the boss of everybody.” He says she took his phone and stopped the recording.

A supervisor was called.

A person identifying as the man claimed in a post a $160k out-of-court settlement and that she was relieved of duty. Those claims aren’t confirmed by independent reporting.

❓Can an officer arbitrarily demand your drivers license to "verify you have one" before you can drive?

❓No posted notice, website says otherwise — who should win that argument?

❓Can a park ranger demand your drivers license when you never drove in front of her?

[👮‍♂️🚒 Tales of Badge & Blaze™ @ScottEnlow]

🚨As he was violating a man's constitutional rights Officer Casey said “Well, then we’ll go viral."
--- He never really thought it would happen.

Let's show him.

Sgt. Michael Casey of the Barberton, Ohio Police Department stopped Vincent White at a bus stop after work. White was in a high-visibility vest. Casey said the clothing made him look like a solicitor and he was investigating possible soliciting. No call is mentioned in the video.

White said he was waiting for the bus and refused to ID. Casey told him he was not free to go, patted him down, and put him in the back of the cruiser. White missed his bus.

When White said, “you’re about to go viral,” Casey replied, “Well, then we’ll go viral.”

White originally posted the encounter around Sept. 10, 2026

No charges or department statement found in news coverage.

Barberton’s old soliciting ordinance was repealed around 2018.

❓When White said “you’re about to go viral,” why did Officer Casey answer “then we’ll go viral”?

❓Why did a yellow vest cause such concern or was it something other than the safety vest??

[👮‍♂️🚒 Tales of Badge & Blaze™ @ScottEnlow]

👮‍♂️Officer cites a pedestrian under a driver’s-license law — ticket later voided as “issued in error”.

June 20, 2017, Arlington, Jacksonville:
21-year-old Devonte Shipman films JSO Officer J.S. Bolen stopping him and a friend for crossing against the pedestrian signal.

Bolen orders them to the car, threatens jail for “disobeying a direct order” and “resisting without violence,” then cites Shipman for no ID under a statute that only applies to drivers.

That ticket was later voided as issued in error. The jaywalking citation stood and was upheld.

Three cars for a crosswalk stop.

Shipman stayed calm and kept recording.

❓Had he not fought the charges would the ticket still have been voided as “issued in error” or would they have accepted an erroneous guilty plea and the money for the fine?

❓Why sternly order someone around like he did, "get over to the patrol car", over a pedestrian signal?

[👮‍♂️🚒 Tales of Badge & Blaze™ @ScottEnlow]

🚨Georgia: DOCTOR WHO IS A RESERVE DEPUTY FROM FULTON COUNTY TRIES TO INTIMIDATE A TOW TRUCK DRIVER IN GWINNETT CO.

A tow truck driver repossessing a car in a school lot was confronted by a man who identified himself as Dr. E. Hall who said he owned the school.

It appears that Hall is Fulton County Sheriff’s Office motor-unit reserve officer. (Sheriff lets him play motorcycle cop.)

He put on a tactical vest and badge in Gwinnett — outside his jurisdiction — and ordered the driver to unhook or call his supervisor.

The intimidation failed.

❓Is this what happens when a doctor is handed law-enforcement credentials and a spot on a motorcycle unit.

❓When Dr. E. Hall put on his Fulton County Sheriff garb and badge in Gwinnett County and began issuing verbal commands in a repo dispute what was he doing?

❓What would you have said to the doctor/deputy outside his jurisdiction?

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@Forthehomiezz what kinds of stuff do you like?

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@Outstan45434118 @dewincarabali am i witnessing a rape here?

[Meidas_Charise Lee @charise_lee]

Rolling Stone reported that Donald Trump’s second-term presidency represents an unprecedented expansion of public power used for private financial enrichment and machine-style politics.

📊 Key Corruption Allegations & Findings
•Cryptocurrency & Grift: Federal filings and reports highlight massive earnings—over $2.2 billion—tied to ventures like World Liberty Financial and the $TRUMP memecoin, drawing heavy criticism over pay-to-play access.
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•Pardon Abuses: Observers and editorial pieces note that presidential pardons have been used to reward loyalists, overturn election-related convictions, and protect political allies rather than serve justice.
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•Suspicious Financial Trades & Deals: Reports point to thousands of synchronized stock trades and administration-linked international deals involving family or cabinet associates that coincide with major policy shifts.

[theleahfiles @leahfiles]

The “journalist” @mtracey who is trying to doxx the Jane Doe in the Cornell case was also was on Prager U blaming the Epstein victims for all the redactions in the files. See a trend yet?

[MAGA Cult Slayer @MAGACult2]

🚨 CORNELL UNCOVERED: Here’s another horrific tale from Cornell University covering up what is indefensible. This is a first person account.

This has been happening for three decades without culpability

[Bear Remote @bearremote]

@omoelerinjare1 there were no angry cops in this video. they seemed pretty level-headed, all things considered. they could have been so much worse. god knows too many cops are.

[Hilexblack @Hilexblack1]

Wow this is wild

[Bear Remote @bearremote]

@SeeRacists 9 years they had to wait for their chance at justice?! 9 years? wtf?!

[Bear Remote @bearremote]

@AngelaBelcamino nyc 10? clearly one more piece of evidence that you’re delusional