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Canton Cover-Up Part 157: Norfolk DA And Superior Court Tried To Suppress Free Speech At Karen Read Hearing By Threatening To Ticket Drivers, Blocking Courthouse Steps

 

Our movement to hold public officials accountable for their corruption and complicity in the murder and subsequent coverup of John O’Keefe’s death has been so effective that the authorities aren’t even trying to hide their blatant suppression of our First Amendment rights. At last week’s hearing two incident came to mind.

1. Blocking off the courthouse steps with crime scene tape.

After consulting with some veteran First Amendment attorneys they confirmed that this is in fact a 1A violation. If I had time I’d make a bigger deal out of this, or maybe file a lawsuit. The courthouse steps are public property and we have a right to peacefully protest on them. We were told by the head court officer Tim Rose that we could not stand on these public steps, which our tax dollars pay for, because it was “unsafe,” even though there are metal railings that allow unobstructed entrance to the courthouse. At the 10 minute mark I asked Rose what was unsafe about our protest but he couldn’t explain because there’s nothing unsafe about standing on stair.

The First Amendment does not cease to exist because some guy in a white shirt arbitrarily decides that free speech is “unsafe.” We’ve had several protests with hundreds of people and not once has one of our supporters ever threatened another person or laid hands on anyone. There is absolutely no justification for saying that our presence was a safety issue. As a result of their foolish decision hundreds of protesters were forced onto the sidewalk, creating congestion and obstruction to enter the courthouse. Corrupt MSP Detective Yuri Bukhenik was forced to walk through a gauntlet of peaceful protesters who reminded him what a disgrace to the badge he was. Watch at the 1:17:10 mark:

Please explain how his was safer for Mr. Bukkake.

This image of Karen Read’s father pointing at the man who is trying to frame his daughter for murder is such a powerful image.

He’s not going to let him take away his daughter’s freedom, and neither will we. That picture, and all these other ones were taken by photographer Brian Hale. Follow his Facebook page by clicking here.

 

2. State Police threatening to arrest Karen Read’s lawyers and ticket her drivers for dropping her off in front of the courthouse. 

Karen Read is a boss. This is the face of a determined woman who isn’t going to be pushed around by the corrupt Massachusetts State Police any longer.

They were clearly ordered by their superiors not to allow Karen and her team to be dropped off at the courthouse entrance, because they don’t like the optics of a criminal defendant being cheered on by hundreds of supporters. Alan Jackson reportedly told them that they could arrest him if they wanted to, but he was getting out right then and there.

 

Nah.

This is how the American Revolution began. A corrupt, tyrannical government violated the civil liberties of free people, and when other people began to stand up for those who were oppressed the tyrants tried to suppress their right to speak. They expected us to pack up and go home by putting up that crime scene tape, but it just made us louder. They expected Karen Read’s attorneys to park somewhere else, but they refused. They even ticketed the drivers, hoping that would stop them. But it didn’t, and it never will. The fact that the State Police were ordered to do this by Michael Morrissey shows how impotent and scared they are of us. He wants us to stop, but as Alan Jackson said, “we ain’t got not quit.”

 

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44 Comments

  1. At this point the strategy for the Norfolk DAs office is strictly damage control. It’s “no holds barred”, they know that the future, and reputation of too many powerful people is on the line. Their worst nightmare is coming to fruition. They know worst case scenario people will go to jail, cases will be vacated, current cases, ie- the Walshe case will have to all be re examined. I think the Feds are trying to make a move without a huge, massive fallout in Norfolk County. They have to know if this isn’t dealt with the right way it will have devastating consequences for so many people; not just in Massachusetts, but the entire country. They also know that a woman’s life is hanging in the Balance . Karen Read is a symbol of all that is good in this world, and it’s making those in power very nervous, and desperate.

    1. I guess this is just a case of deja voo all over again.
      Just like when a new presiding judge questioned how such prosecutorial misconduct can take place in the USA?
      And Steve Flemmi responded “ this isn’t the United States your honor this is Boston”.
      Well this isn’t the United States this is Canton.

  2. Jack boots all of them. Thugs with badges. Just like during Covid. Most cops aren’t good or bad. They are trained dogs who will do whatever their masters tell them. Convince me otherwise.

      1. They will because they are ordered to. They are not good or bad. They just do what they are told. If bad people order them they will do bad things. If good people order them they will do good things.

          1. Why would you wish ill of me. Cops should spend time studying and mastering the constitution. They should be instructed to never comply with an unconstitutional order. Police should be empowered to disobey illegal or unethical orders. We should all want fair and just police. They have the legal authority to take a human life. The most serious action a person can take. Much should be expected of them. We should hold police to the highest possible standards and pick the highest quality people not just any goon with the last name Albert. We should all want this.

          2. I agree. Police should do all those things. But it’s in their best financial interest to simply obey and blow their way up to the next promotion. It’s sad and disgusting but what incentive do they have to disobey chain of command

    1. I think the problem is many LEOs qualify for a pension after only 20 years and are afraid to “Rock the Boat” in most situations, so they do as they’re told.

      I was pretty disappointed during COVID when police arrived to “discipline” kids playing outside. They were told “enforce the law(?)” by some other bureaucrat and many didn’t have the courage to question it or refuse.

      Same thing with the vaccine mandates- the state troopers who refused were terminated not because they wouldn’t take a questionable pharmicutical, they were terminated for not following direct orders.

      I support law enforcement in general, but in cases like Read’s, I’m very concerned.

      1. What good is a pension when the clot shot kills you. The troopers who didn’t take the poison shot will have the last laugh by living 3 decades longer than their jabbed uninformed peers

    2. “Killing in the name of…”

      Trained dogs and also happy to let crimes and misconduct be excused… because *they’re* not the bad guys! They’re the police! It’s ok for them.
      Just gotta get to retirement so they get their pension. Doesn’t matter how many victims they’ve created in their wake.
      I hope things change ….

  3. What is the charge for crossing unlawfully placed yellow tape? Yellow tape is an illusion of authority. Anyone can go to the store buy yellow tape and put it up. That doesn’t make it a legally enforceable barrier.

    1. It wasn’t a legally enforceable barrier. Trick / bluff by the police.
      If there’s anywhere that is allowed for 1st Amendment activity & protesting to convene, it’s on the courthouse steps.

    2. They gotta get a 1a and civil rights lawyer to these protests.
      Would’ve been powerful to see them walk right through that tape… another smokescreen from the Commonwealth to deter the voters from expressing their distrust in the poor politics and policing of the state.
      So, the Staties and commonwealth make it even worse.
      Even if one of the Staties attempted to arrest someone for crossing the tape… a martyr.

  4. Was the same standard applied to those supporting the Commonwealth? Were those people, if there were any, allowed to park and/or drop people off?

    And how dare the trooper lay hands on the Attorney and threaten them with arrest!!! Disgusting!

  5. I was wondering what would have happened if you guys just walked past the tape and flooded both sides of the stairs.

    This day made it seem one step closer to a Crispus Attucks moment, God forbid.

    1. Imagine? The image of them removing the tape and the Staties trying to tell them they can’t walk freely in America.
      Incredible.

  6. Where’s Brian Higgins in all this? The guy disappeared- Federal Agent in the house. Hasn’t said a word or made an appearance. If this case was legit he’d be sitting behind the prosecution in support of them and the Alberts.

    1. All federal law enforcement personnel are subject to a polygraph, it’s a condition of employment. It doesn’t matter if it’s not admissible in MA, the OPR can and likely has polygraphed Higgins if there is cause to believe he is/was a witness of a homicide.

  7. Strong woman.
    Strong family.
    Strong legal team.
    Strong army of supporters.

    The clowns who are doing to KR don’t stand a chance.

  8. Troopers take an oath to uphold and defend the constitutions of the state and country and they do anything but all too often. What they uphold is the dictates (often illegal) of their superiors who have control over their paychecks and pensions. Too often they use intimidation as can be plainly seen in that photo where the Trooper confronts Jaxkson and physically tries to block him from exiting the vehicle and climbing the courthouse steps. That photo tells a powerful story if how far offtrack our legal system has become.

  9. KAREN STANDING UP TO THE STATIE GIVES ME CHILLS!!!!!!!!
    Her Father… iconic photo.

    That’s power. You can’t make that up on a photograph. That’s truly inspiring.

    They try to intimidate and throw them off immediately by threatening them with a ticket.
    If they feel the protest is NOT peaceful and could be a danger, why were they not escorting her in, themselves?
    Oh. Right. Blatant corruption.

  10. The Constitution is toothless. I didn’t say it ought to be. I’m telling you it is. Disgusting actors are proving it’s demise and this is a warning to everyone that didn’t believe and don’t want to.

    Get this woman out now. Get her home to her family. But belief in the “system” or due process and jurisprudence is no longer tenable.

  11. I feel for the troopers that Morrissey made do this. This isn’t what they signed up for.
    It’s pretty embarrassing for them. It’s a very bad look for state police. Already have enough issues and now Morrissey is stretching his corrupt hand. It’s 4:00 Friday. Waiting for another Morrissey video.
    Out of all the the f’d up people involved in this, I believe he is the worst.

    1. So true. The prosecutor even more than the police is supposed to ensure that justice is fair and inpartial. They all need to go to jail

    2. Screw that. No empathy whatsoever from me. They knew what the job entailed when they volunteered for training. They have the free will to quit and follow a my or your career path any time they choose

  12. Oh here we go again with Wendy Murphys sick rape fantasy. You guys are a one trick pony, the only ones getting violated will be those who deserve it, Brian, Colin, Proctor and Jen. Canton scum

  13. There is a vast difference in intelligence between Morrissey and Mr Jackson. I’ve met Morrisey, I know his wife. He’s a dullard. Mr Jackson is a powerful and agile mind and has a warriors heart. What’s more, he knows he has a winner, the biggest of his life.

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