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Millions of drivers who despite
driving safely are issued traffic tickets.
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Families facing Child Protective
Services and Adult Protective Services.
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Anyone challenged for tax evasion.
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Anyone with a mortgage or going
through a foreclosure.
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A 70 year old woman was arrested and
jailed for “not mowing her lawn”.
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A civil liberties activist was
arrested and jailed in Washington, D.C. for reading the Constitution
aloud in a public park.
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A motorist was thrown to the ground,
Tasered repeatedly and manhandled by a police officer in Florida
because she did not hand him her insurance information quickly
enough.
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An Ohio woman who called 911 after
being assaulted, was arrested, stripped, given a cavity search and
left naked for 8 hours. She was hospitalized for shock, a
ruptured spinal disk and a broken tooth after being released.
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A motorist in Utah was repeatedly
Tasered in front of his pregnant wife for simply asking a traffic
officer questions.
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A woman died of repeated Taser pulses
after being arrested and handcuffed for public intoxication.
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A black landscaper in Memphis
traveling to a Houston nursery had $9,000 seized at the airport
because he paid for his ticket in cash. It took 3 years to recover
his money.
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A physician accused of over-billing
Medicare had his office building seized even though these charges
turned out to be false.
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In Los Angeles police intending to
seize a $5,000,000 property if “they found even one marijuana plant”
shot the owner. After his death, his wife lost the property due to
taxes and legal fees. No pot was ever found.
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Without any legal basis, Sheriffs
literally shot at the Founder of CopperCards in front of his
children. The State followed up by maliciously prosecuting the
Founder, repeatedly throwing him in jail under ridiculously false
charges and kidnapping his children. It has been through these
experiences that CopperCards was born. If the government can assault
someone with an impeccable record and a highly respected
technologist and international business man like Clive, no one is
safe.
