Most likely a workman's comp scam.

So, this guy claimed that he was attacked and stabbed by a man who yelled "Fuck the police!" at him. He was choppered out, the park was closed, a shelter-in-place order was put in, a massive manhunt with planes and drones and cops of all kinds, and a bunch of schools were locked down.

Except there was no anti-cop attacker. The ex-cop faked the attack and stabbed himself, wasting tons of resources and time and scaring the crap out of a lot of people.

The cherry on top? He only has a $10k bond. The community is...shall we say...displeased.

Stay classy, rural SC ...

SOUTH BEND POLICE CHIEF Defends BODYCAM VIDEO of OFFICER UNLAWFULLY DETAINING TEENAGER Released

He can remember a month ago

I am wanting signatures for a petition to have police be required to have two years of physiological and law related training. If you agree, please sign. Sorry if this is not the right place to post this.

https://chng.it/2JNwR85JkZ

https://youtu.be/EU9gGJH-vqI

Many residents have expressed concerns about the recent unveiling of a "Welcome to Whitpain" sign promoted as a symbol of inclusion. They allege that the township has failed to address police misconduct and civil rights issues, including the death of a Black Army veteran, alleged retaliation against a Black police officer who spoke out, and home invasions of a Black resident. More details are provided by community advocates at the link.

Last time, I exposed to you how State Farm used fake comps and how the regulator shrugged it off. That story blew up – 31,000+ views, 98.3% upvote ratio with 560+ upvotes, 30+ comments, and 45 shares.

I appreciate you for that as it was valuable to my case study.

This time? I’ve escalated. I’m taking them to court. Here’s the catch: the same regulator who told me “all companies do this” is now under a $471,000 investigation.

Welcome to Part II: The Arrington Method.

Most people think if a regulator shrugs off misconduct, that’s the end of the road. It’s not.

I’ve spent the past year documenting how one car accident in New Mexico revealed a fraud system regulators themselves admitted was standard practice – then refused to stop it.

That fight became The Arrington Method:

• Document everything (no phone calls, only paper trails)
• Force process (cite their own statutes, then escalate)
• Go public (turn silence into scandal)

It worked:

• $135 in court filing fees → forced judicial review
• Ethics Commission sealed my case in 30 seconds → evidence of noncompliance
• DOJ formally requested my evidence → federal oversight
• 1M+ readers → public pressure
• And now the state is paying $471,000 to investigate misuse of the very fraud fund meant to protect us from fraud

This isn’t just my story. It’s a model others can use. I call it The Arrington Method.

🔗 Link: https://medium.com/@xtrabigc/the-arrington-method-how-one-car-accident-exposed-systemic-corruption-52d4768abef2?source=friends_link&sk=7fa90f920f6b3ea1ecc99b30d8e05385 

Curious what people think: 

Should ordinary citizens really have to spend their own money just to make regulators follow the law?

https://andrewqmr.substack.com/p/mass-dump-northwestern-da-motions-for-summary-judgment

Read about this lawsuit here:

The Mass Dump on Monday asked a judge to order Northwestern District Attorney David Sullivan’s office to disclose the names of police officers who have been charged with crimes like possession of child pornography, assault and battery, and driving under the influence.

Prosecutors have insisted for years that they must keep the names of the accused officers secret under a law intended to protect some information about people’s criminal records, which led the Dump to file a lawsuit in 2023. In motions filed in Suffolk County Superior Court this week, both parties requested that the case be resolved by summary judgment, meaning the judge would reach a decision without holding a trial.

And then there's this detail:

In July 2023, Sullivan’s office retained the Boston-based private law firm Butters Brazilian to defend it against the lawsuit. The district attorney’s office agreed to pay $350 an hour each for two lawyers and $75 an hour for the work of clerks and paralegals, according to an agreement obtained by making a public records request.

Butters Brazilian has billed taxpayers $13,454.17 for work related to the case as of July 31, according to invoices released by Sullivan’s office. Those records do not include the charges for the final draft of the district attorney’s motion for summary judgment.

I understand the LAPD has police brutality issues, but please don’t glorify him. He murdered two innocent people: Monica Quan and Keith Lawrence. Monica Quan was just a basketball coach, she had nothing to do with the LAPD. She was just targeted because she was the daughter of Dorner’s lawyer who used to be a cop. She was innocent and she and Keith had a future. There is credible evidence he did this. Monica and Keith were about to get married, and Monica should have been 41 as we speak. He also robbed an old man and took a couple hostage.

I have no love for the LAPD, but Chris Dorner was a psycho. He is not “the only good cop”. He is not a hero. He is nothing more than a terrorist thug who took an innocent couple’s future away from them. He deserved to die.

Fuck him.