Start Searching Police Vehicles With Out Warrants?

        I have thought of an idea for trueer accountability for police officers. Those who hold the cards use the guise that officers are there to protect the public; and this is a service paid for through our tax dollars. These "protectors" can search us at any time with out real probable cause because of their "duty".

        We as citizens should be allowed to search their vehicles at any time because they are bought by the public domain. This should help us as citizens know that these officers are being held accountable and not allowed to live above the law while on duty by the citizens so heavenly taxed for the service officers provide.

       This will be Homeland Security by those that live in the home land to hold those in power accountable! Sounds like winning all the way across the board.

Occupy is Opening the Eyes of the Citizens to Police Brutality

        I hate to see those harmed who are trying to make a difference.  The Occupiers are doing their best to try to bring accountability to those committing grievous white collar crime; and to gain livable wages to those who are the working backs and hands of the United States economy.  I have not been able to risk arrest for practicing my civil rights, but I do give all the support that I can to those taking those taking the risks that I can not.
        I know the intent of those occupying the cities through-out America was not to open the eyes of the world to the corruptions, and violence, of the law enforcement of those cities; but they are succeeding.  It saddens me to see those who are giving all they are able to give being physically and legally harmed for practicing the rights "protected" in the Bill of Rights.  We are seeing the sidestepping of the legality of many of these rights by law enforcement.
        I am not sure the media's twisting of the truths make these injustices totally open to the public.  We can only hope it will assist in the assistance of fixing this flawed system of 'protection'.   A dream come true would be the prison sentences handed down to those violent law enforcement agents who cared not for the physical well-being of those in protest.
        Most of my readers know that I was jailed for being the 'wrong religion' in a small town.  Don't sit back and also allow peaceful protest and your freedom of speech to be crushed as my right to freedom of religion was.  We must stop the corruption and crushing of our rights and United States citizens.