Lion News: Don't Be Deceived! You Should Be Very Suspicious Of Any Criminal Case That Lacks Technology In The Age Of Technology, Shouldn't You? You Should, Shouldn't You? We Live In The Age Of eCourt, eFiling, eDiscovery, Squad Audio/Video, Squad Laptop Computers, Taser Video, Personal Audio Recorders, Body Cameras, Digital Cameras, Video Interrogation, State Of The Art Dispatch Traffic, Etc. Don't We? So One Of The Very First Questions You Should Ask Is: Is The Technology Missing From This Case, Right?

Don't Be Deceived! You should be very suspicious of any criminal cases that lacks technology in the age of technology, shouldn't you? You should, shouldn't you? We live in the age of eCourt, eFiling, eDiscovery, squad audio/video, squad laptop computers, taser video, personal audio recorders, body cameras, digital cameras, video interrogation, state of the art dispatch traffic, etc. don't we? So one of the very first questions you should ask is: Is the technology missing from this case, right?

And, if the technology is missing, then you need to start asking why the technology is missing, don't you? And once you receive the retarded unsubstantiated assertion that the technology is missing you need make them provide you with concrete evidence/physical proof to back up their wild and outrageous assertions, don't you? You do, don't you?

Example: If the wild and outrageous assertions are that the dash cam video or squad audio/video wasn't functioning properly during the traffic stop, then you need to ask the following questions, don't you? You do, don't you?

1. Was the dash cam video or squad audio/video checked prior to going out on patrol?
2. If the dash cam video or squad audio/video was found not to be working prior to going out on patrol, then was it reported to someone higher up in the chain of command?
3. Who was it reported to?
4. Can a copy of the message be produced?
5. Can a copy of the work order for the repair be produced?
6. Who contacted the manufacturer?
6. Can a copy of the invoice from the repair be produced?
7. Can a copy of the payment for the repair be produced?

Cops and prosecutors are trained and professionals liars, aren't they? They are, aren't they? So, you should question everything they say, shouldn't you? You should, shouldn't you?

If a ruler hearken to lies, all his servants are wicked. Proverbs 29:12 King James Version (KJV).

Bonus round:

Lt. Colonel Matt Langer

MN State Patrol

445 Minnesota Street #130

St. Paul, MN 55101

651-201-7114 (w)

612-919-8178 (c)

matthew.langer@state.mn.us

This is the State Patrol's Lt. Colonel Matthew Langer's retarded unsubstantiated assertion that files are "too large email," isn't it?

You should ask:

1. What is the size of the file?
2. How many pages make up the file?
3. Are the files in "searchable pdf" format?

They won't answer these questions, will they? Why? They don't want to incriminate themselves, do they? The files could be zipped down, couldn't they? They could, couldn't they? The files could be sent in multiple emails couldn't they? Or they could just stop lying about the size of the files and just email the files, right? That's right, isn't it?

http://www.mncourts.gov/district/4/?page=3953
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Mr. Nemmers:

Our office serves as the city attorney for the City of Rockville. Pursuant to Minn. Stat. § 13.03, and in response to your request for data submitted to the City of Rockville on August 4, 2014, attached are the following documents: (1) City of Rockville Minnesota Government Data Practices Act Policy; and (2) City of Rockville Employee Policy Manual. Note that additional information requested from the City pertaining to citations, policy manuals, and procedure manuals of the Stearns County Sheriff’s Department are not in the possession of the City. To the extent you would want this information we recommend requesting it from the responsible authority of the Stearns County Sheriff’s Department in accordance with Minn. Stat. § 13.03.

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