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Title: Bayonne police officer arrested (by FBI) over alleged inapproriate use of force
Source:
WABC-TV New York
URL Source: http://7online.com/news/bayonne-pol ... pproriate-use-of-force/488285/
Published: Jan 23, 2015
Author: Darla Miles
Post Date: 2015-01-23 20:24:55 by Hondo68
Keywords: falsifying records, intent to impede, an investigation
Views: 6955
Comments: 18
Poster Comment:
FBI agents took Officer Dominick Lillo, 44, into custody at his home Friday morning.
The arrest pertains to the December 27, 2013, arrest of 26-year-old Brandon Walsh and his family.
Walsh filed a federal lawsuit last November, claiming that Lillo and two other police officers stormed into his home and pepper-sprayed him and his mother.
Police have said they were there to arrest Walsh on an outstanding warrant and that he refused to come outside, shoved an officer and tried to shut the door. They say he then repeatedly struck one of the officers in the head.
According to the lawsuit, after Walsh was taken into custody and was being brought to a police cruiser, Lillo retrieved some sort of blunt instrument and struck Walsh in the face, causing permanent injury and disfigurement.
Lillo also allegedly falsified a Bayonne Police Department Use of Force Report related to the arrest with the intent to impede an investigation into the case.
Lillo is charged with violating civil rights by using excessive force, as well as falsifying records.
He was released on $100,000 unsecured bond.
The use of excessive force count carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison, while falsifying records carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison.
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#3. To: hondo68 (#0)
I've got a 14 cause of action Federal civil rights / excessive force / conspiracy / deprivation lawsuit going on in California right now. The cops are not even contesting most of the charges. They stupidly attacked me in front of NBC TV cameras at a public meeting without probable cause, warrant or reasonable suspicion. The Federal Judges don't want to dismiss the case I brought to them against the cops.
A growing number of states that have enacted laws restricting the activities of some repeat offenders on Halloween. What costume were you wearing this time you were arrested?
It was a Klan costume. If I remember correctly, he menaced his less than white neighbors with his car... because they had the nerve to play basketball on his residential street. The neighbors filed charges and gave statements supporting the charges. When LE arrived to arrest Tea Party, he decided to resist arrest because in his anti government world, he reserves the right to have his own trial prior to arrest... and he is his own jury. So it had to be a "bad arrest" and his patriotic right to resist said arrest was decided solely by him. The alleged victims, have no rights You should see the video. Tea Party falls to the ground and screams like a child... he deserved an Oscar for best leading role in an activist documentary. Ps... this is my 4th post out of 5 allowed daily. If I don't reply to pings, that's why. I must use them wisely.
#9. To: GrandIsland (#7)
A Canary posting wisely? ROTFLMAO.
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#5. To: TEA Party Reveler (#3)
I've got a 14 cause of action Federal civil rights / excessive force / conspiracy / deprivation lawsuit going on in California right now.
#7. To: Cat Ballou (#5)
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What costume were you wearing this time you were arrested?
Replies to Comment # 7. I must use them wisely.
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