Comments on: LBPD: Menace to Society – Part One http://www.benballinger.me/lbpd-menace-society-part-one/ Ben Ballinger's Personal Website Sun, 23 Oct 2011 23:59:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Ben Ballinger http://www.benballinger.me/lbpd-menace-society-part-one/comment-page-1/#comment-71 Ben Ballinger Wed, 29 Sep 2010 01:28:53 +0000 http://www.benballinger.me/?p=135#comment-71 With a name as grammatically-correct as "My All Guilty" I can see that you're the clearly cut out to be making baseless assumptions like that. It's sad to see grown up people who can't even figure out the difference between "your" and "you're". Moron. With a name as grammatically-correct as “My All Guilty” I can see that you’re the clearly cut out to be making baseless assumptions like that. It’s sad to see grown up people who can’t even figure out the difference between “your” and “you’re”. Moron.

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]]> By: M R http://www.benballinger.me/lbpd-menace-society-part-one/comment-page-1/#comment-59 M R Wed, 26 May 2010 15:34:41 +0000 http://www.benballinger.me/?p=135#comment-59 I had the same type of incident happen on my front porch in Torrance. I was asleep, roommates were out on the porch having beer and a cigarrette. Cops came, asked everyone to come out of the house, my roommate woke me up, I went downstairs, and I was immediately handcuffed when I approached the officer, introduced myself and asked what was going on. Spent the night in jail, however they did not press charges. No breathalyzer... no evidence that I was drinking. Unbelievable. I had the same type of incident happen on my front porch in Torrance. I was asleep, roommates were out on the porch having beer and a cigarrette. Cops came, asked everyone to come out of the house, my roommate woke me up, I went downstairs, and I was immediately handcuffed when I approached the officer, introduced myself and asked what was going on. Spent the night in jail, however they did not press charges. No breathalyzer… no evidence that I was drinking. Unbelievable.

]]> By: Victim on Saturday Feb 20 2010 http://www.benballinger.me/lbpd-menace-society-part-one/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Victim on Saturday Feb 20 2010 Thu, 25 Feb 2010 04:55:19 +0000 http://www.benballinger.me/?p=135#comment-17 I am a 29 year controller for a FO 500 company. I was meeting an old friend at Legends in Belmont Shores. I went outside to call a cab while my friend was using the restroom. Within 60 seconds of being outside I was slammed into the wall by LBPD, handcuffed and thrown in a van with another individual who was highly intoxicated and throwing up. I was cordial and asked the officer why I am being arrested, and informed him my handcuffs were too tight. He then proceeded to slam my head in the van and tightened my handcuffs until I lost feeling. I spent 20 hours in jail before I was bailed out by my girlfriend. I have never been more dissapointed with those protected to serve then I am this day. I am showing up to LB courthouse tomorrow as I am unable to make my court date because I travel extensively for business. I am assuming these charges will be dismissed but I would like nothing more than to take civil action. I feel for the many victims that have been abused by cops. There must have been 10 people in jail that night from Belmont Shore for the same charge. To say this is unacceptable is an understatement. I am a 29 year controller for a FO 500 company. I was meeting an old friend at Legends in Belmont Shores. I went outside to call a cab while my friend was using the restroom. Within 60 seconds of being outside I was slammed into the wall by LBPD, handcuffed and thrown in a van with another individual who was highly intoxicated and throwing up.

I was cordial and asked the officer why I am being arrested, and informed him my handcuffs were too tight. He then proceeded to slam my head in the van and tightened my handcuffs until I lost feeling. I spent 20 hours in jail before I was bailed out by my girlfriend.

I have never been more dissapointed with those protected to serve then I am this day. I am showing up to LB courthouse tomorrow as I am unable to make my court date because I travel extensively for business.

I am assuming these charges will be dismissed but I would like nothing more than to take civil action. I feel for the many victims that have been abused by cops.

There must have been 10 people in jail that night from Belmont Shore for the same charge. To say this is unacceptable is an understatement.

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