Law Enforcement Crimes, Abuse, and Corruption

California Police Officer pulls a gun on a man in his driveway because he was filming the officer



The policeman pursues the man through his yard with his gun held in a two-handed ready-to-shoot position.

The police in America are out of control.  I hope this officer was drug tested and given a breathalizer.

See this crazy video...


As Don McComas moves in closer to record the license plate number on the officer’s police SUV, the officer stops, gets out and tells Don McComas to take his hand out of his pocket.



McComas responds, “Put your gun down, really?”

The video shows Don McComas backing away as the officer motions the gun toward him.




McComas was not detained or arrested.

As the officer walks away, he tells Don McComas, “Go ahead, have a nice day and put it on YouTube. I don’t really care.”

Mayor Amy Ahanotu and City Manager Darrin Jenkins of Rohnert Park say they’re conducting an internal review to determine if proper protocols were followed.

How much of a review could they possibly need? Clearly this officer is out of line.






Article reprinted from LA Times

Don McComas made these comments on YouTube:


Does this policeman's eyes look strange to you?  I wonder if he was on something.  One thing is for sure; the policemen in the United States are out of control.


This was also posted on YouTube:

"How about having a gun pulled on you today. Love the RP Police.  NOTE, I am not anti police however the lies and distrust I’ve encountered from the Rohnert Park & Petaluma Police over the last 15 months is something I wouldn’t ever believe if I heard it from someone else. This is just a time I was smart enough to hit record as I was approached at my home. 

"Backdrop: I was hooking the boat up when the officer pulled slowly into my court. When he rounded infront of my house he stopped yet did nothing, then crept forward and instead of leaving toward Snyder he rounded the court opposite of me, then stopped facing me for a few minutes, doing nothing but pointing straight at me/my house. After a couple minutes I was concerned enough to pull out my phone and hit record. Glad I did. The arrogance he showed me shouldn’t come from an officer of the law. They should de-escalate, not escalate or provoke….”

Meridian Idaho Policemen pulled guns behind Bill Windsor's back when they responded to a call from a Federal Express employee who said she recognized him from a wanted poster.  Wanted for tweeting.  The employees at the AT&T Store where this happened had eyes the size of saucers as they saw a Swat-like group descend on the store.





Photo copyright LA Times



William M. Windsor
