dubmeup wrote:



You're probably right though dubs, chances are they're running a check. If I was them, I would. Just saying.

Someone is starting to get p'd with me........

I can see why you might think this way of me Tom. There's no grudge though and no axe to grind. With regards to the second part of that, yes it really did happen just as I told it and yes I am saying that the order was given from "on high". It was surreal. Things went from jovial to chaos in the blink of an eye. I don't blame the police that were there, they were all doing the job they were asked to do. I do have issue with those that the order originated from however.


Yes, I kind of am. I thought I'd been pretty clear that I'm looking to see how you all feel about what we are discussing.

I think that your peers need a bit of a reality check. Relying on others to stop this juggernaut will only end in tears. If it's any consolation, most times that I talk about things like this, people look at me like I'm mad too!

You sound like a good and fair cop to me Tom in that case. I'll agree that agitators and Agent Provocateurs have been and still are a thorn in the side of political protest. Invariably they are extremely counter productive. I see them as playing into the hands of those who may have an interest in quashing dissent and imposing ever greater restrictions on the people who disagree with them. It's a shame that you wouldn't want the people of Britain to show solidarity with you based on the premise that some people are idiots though.

* I think Tom may be running an early version of Blind Denial V2 Let's see if anyone picks up on the Agent provocateur bit*

This again is a very good reason for people to show unity as a collective rather than as isolated groups in my book. As I've said twice now, the people that have pushed Winsor on you think they have everything covered. The ONE thing we have going for us is us. If we fail to realise that, and soon, then yes we will sit by and watch our country and the world turn into something that we would not want to leave our children.
What avenues do you have left within the Police Service framework?

Kinell dubs, you've almost got me feeling sorry for plod!

oioioi wrote:
I have to say Oi that I'm not finding this easy. I want to grab their lapels and shake some dubsense into them but if I go at it a teeny bit too hard it's all gonna tumble. Softly softly is the only way.

You may have said it in a slightly tongue in cheek way but moaning is probably a good tool for you. If you can en masse raise your voices and literally bug the hell out of those with influence, perhaps they may start to take notice. I really do mean "bug the hell" out of them though, collectively. I agree also that communicating your views to the public as a whole will be a great tool. I know that there is occasionally air time given to the PFEW etc but the media really only pays lip service to this sort of thing (I wonder why). You boys and gals interact with the public every day. That is your best opportunity. The public are not bound by the same restrictions you are and the more that understand, the more chance that they will blanket bomb letters pages, comments sections, visit MP surgeries etc. There would be no harm in giving up some off duty time to leaflet either. I've found leafletting is a fantastic tool for raising awareness IF you get the leaflet right. Straight simple nuggets of info to grab the eye rather than in depth waffle. There are plenty of things that can be done when off duty.

It is getting late in the day though isn't it. I would urge those like Tom, who would not welcome the active support of the people in any future protest to think again. I take his point that there would be those who would literally chomp the bit to get in on a Police march and cause trouble though. There'd even be some who were paid to do so.....

I think you are thinking along good lines when you mention reluctance to do overtime. The old work to rule tactic is effective. Sticking to contractual obligations and offering no more has been valuable for many. Of course there are ethical concerns for yourselves there, as long as they are respected I'd say exerting ANY pressure you can in that way is ESSENTIAL. Non compliance and non co-operation are big big weapons in your remaining arsenal. As I said before it was the Non Work days that brought down Apartheid. Literally anything you can do along those lines will exert pressure all the way up the pyramid. They are relying on you going quietly......I say don't. At least you'll have given it your best shot.

*separate post*

As an add on, back to the subject of linking up with the wider community. It's a numbers game. 20,000 police here, 30,000 nurses there, 15,000 teachers, students, etc. These aren't big enough numbers to stem the tide. Add them all up and put them in the centre of London on the same day.......now that's a voice to be reckoned with.

You may bring up the last event such as this, The Anti Poll Tax March and say "look what happened there in Trafalgar Square". At which point I'd remind you that the march itself was incredibly peaceful. The whole march was conducted in good spirit. What instigated the violence was when a small group of agitants/agent provocateurs split off and headed for Downing Street. But then that could have been contained. What caused the flare up in Trafalgar square was a decision made "on high" to force the agitants up Whitehall and into Trafalgar Square. Again a tactical bad choice by someone in an office well away from the street. One which I'd contend was intentional. You then had a million people seeing what appeared to be an army of riot Police charging them.........We all know what happened next.

My point being that it is possible for vast numbers of people to join together in solidarity and show cohesive opposition to bad policy, without it descending into an ugly,violent farce. But that certain groups may not wish that to happen. Awareness of that fact is essential if we are to contemplate banding together in such a way. Learn from history so to speak. Joining together is simply our only option at this stage, anything else will be ineffectual. We just need to apply a bit of wisdom and forethought to stop the action being used against us by the people that seek to discredit us.

Now I thought the mod, Anna32, may have jumped on me for bringing up the Poll Tax but no, here she is responding to some of the points raised

I agree Anna, to all intents and purposes your hands and the doctor's are tied. This is one of the reasons that I keep banging on that you need to band together with the wider opposition to this steam rollering of public opinion and common sense. It really is the ONLY option for all of us. A clear message to the yacht dwelling instigators that we have had enough.

In deed the temptation for people is to solely think about themselves and not look to the bigger picture. My heart sinks every time I read or hear a comment complaining about people striking or marching. I wish they would take their blinkers off!

I note with some irony that today Ed Milliband has had a pop at Cameron about the corruption in the coalition with regard to the influence of the corporate lobby. I also note that Alastair Campbell's diaries have now been shown to confirm that yes, Murdoch did exert influence on Tony Blair in the build up to the Iraq war. I honestly think that many many people don't pay heed. Politics goes left, right, left and nothing changes. The machine rolls on regardless. What you say in opposition will be said back to you when you're in power. It's a facade. Nothing more, nothing less. An illusion designed to fool the people into thinking that their vote matters and that they are in control.

It's time to reclaim democracy. Time for a total overhaul of a system that ushers wealth up the pyramid to the hands of a very few by ignoring the very people that create the wealth and care for the planet. I'm not an "occupier" but I can see a lot of sense in what they are saying. If you work hard and ethically then by all means have a good and comfortable lifestyle if that's what floats your boat but when things get to the level that they have, where governments are mouthpieces for the super connected corporations, things have gone too far.


*Now UkPoliceOnline is not a high traffic forum. This thread is now at 360 views over there. Few threads get as many views and very view get this far in. So I am encouraged that this is attracting attention and that there may already be discussion of it in canteens. Soon it will be time to broaden the discussion I think.*

dubmeup wrote:

I will say though that I am slightly disappointed that there are more views over there than over here. Even with our regular influx of guests. Maybe the guests are just here for gossip about the DIF?...... It also nags me a bit that a great idea put to me of doing something similar with the military, has so far not been taken up by anyone as far as I can tell. Also that when I've asked for someone to PM me their research so that I could perhaps use it at UKPoliceOnline, the reply is along the lines of google is your friend......

Maybe I should just be looking after my toms......

That's a very good if rather sad post Tom, thank you.

With regard to politicians, in some ways I agree with you. There are many that come from a place of idealism and commitment. They've lived 'normal' lives and their life held views lead them to enter politics. I had the good fortune of getting acquainted with Jackie Ballard before she became an MP. A nicer and more dedicated person you couldn't meet. When she rose through the ranks she ended up having to make a choice. A choice which led her to walk away from politics....

Then we have the career politician. Those that are groomed from an early age to be politicians. The Millibands, Camerons and Cleggs. These are an altogether different beast and it is these who now rise to the 'top'. As for Obama...No-one really knows who he is do they? There's even ongoing investigations over there as to whether he's even eligible to be President! If anything he's even more of a puppet than Dubya, but I digress.

I might suggest that perhaps the reason behind the encroachment of the private sector into policing is less about saving fiat currency than it is about having corporate interest in control of certain vital areas. Also of course there will be a fresh revenue stream created for them.

On reflection I think it worth concentrating on this section of Tom's post for a bit:


£100 billion or so of new fiat money for the banks. On top of the hundreds of other billions that have already been pumped in through earlier bouts of quantitative easing and bank bailouts. We are told that this money will stimulate the banks into kick-starting our economy. Now have we heard this before? What happened? Exactly, the money was swallowed by these multi national corporations. (Just as it will most likely be when the banks have to use this new injection to stay trading when the results of the Greek election hit home this week).

Who is liable for this new debt? The people of Britain. As are the people of Spain who will have to repay last week's refinancing of the weak Spanish banks....It's all repayable with interest by the people. This is what's driving the Western World's insane obsession with Austerity. We are told that we have borrowed too much and that the way to deal with it is to borrow more. Further endebting not only ourselves but our children. To what end? The Bank of England and the Federal Reserve are PRIVATE companies. Just as are ALL the central banks. We the people are not permitted to know who the stockholders in The Bank Of England are.....

REF:Bank of England Nominees Limited was granted an exemption by Edmund Dell, Secretary of State for Trade, from the disclosure requirements under Section 27(9) of the Companies Act 1976 , because, “it was considered undesirable that the disclosure requirements should apply to certain categories of shareholders.” The Bank of England is also protected by its Royal Charter status, and the Official Secrets Act."

You can bet your bottom dollar though that the same people/organizations are the major stockholders in pretty much ALL of the central banks. You can also bet that these people/organizations are also major stockholders in the super connected multi nationals. So what does this mean? It seems to mean that these banks are making money up out of thin air and then effectively lending it to themselves with interest and WE are liable for the repayments. Correct me if I'm wrong, I'm all ears

In other words, it appears that we the people are literally being robbed blind and so are our children's children.......We are being burdened with a future of unrepayable debt and the wealth is going to the stock holders of the super connected corporations. And all the while we are being told that we have to tighten our belts have less nurses, less police and less flowers on the roundabouts....That we should pay more tax, retire later and have a crappier pension.......Bloody good plan eh!

dubmeup wrote:
Heh I wonder if that last bit will twitch any nerves there.

I was sailing a bit close to the wind i think there andy..... In fact I can see the edge of the World from here. Tiz lucky that I watched all them Pirates of the Caribbean films

Good work that man. I'm genuinely impressed.

Maybe some will realise that indeed we are "all in this together", being scammed on a global scale that is.

Thank you feather. I won't deny that little bouts of activism such as this are not without risk. Also that it doesn't come at some cost to my head.
Yet, unlike some, who would encourage us all to sit back and build our castle of cabbages, I feel that I can't know what I know and think as I think without doing my level headed best to open a few thought doors in the minds of a few key people. I'm sure that anyone reading this will understand what I mean.

The thread over there now stands at a fraction shy of 400 views...

Bloody hell!!!

Off topic but this is the OP of another thread over there...........When you see it like this......

Following the death of a 27 year old man in Cumbria after being tasered by police news.sky.com/...rticle/16051528 I started to wonder about these devices and their deployment in the UK. I find it worrying that the powers that be seem to be thinking that tasers are the way forward as staff levels fall due to budget cuts.

Tasers are portrayed as a safe device to use and are treated by the users as such. It is not a safe device though it is merely a "less lethal" alternative to a firearm.In a three month period in the USA 27 people died after one of these devices were deployed and used against them. The company that make the device, even though they say it is safe, have advised users not to aim for the chest area. Either it is safe or it is dangerous surely.


The List of the Dead

1983 1. August 10, 1983, Vincent Alvarez, 27, Los Angeles, California

1984

2. January 22, 1984: Raul Guevara, Jr. 30, Los Angeles, California
3. August 17, 1984: Larry Donnell Gardner, 32, Burke County, Georgia

1985

4. April 11, 1985: Cornelius Garland Smith, 35, Los Angeles, California
5. August 29, 1985: Lannie Stanley McCoy, 35, Los Angeles, California
6. December 27, 1985: Joseph Rodriguez, 24, Santa Clara, California

1986 7. May 9, 1986: Anthony Manwell Williams III, 35, Pomona, California
8. May 18, 1986: Robert Zapata, 37, Los Angeles, California
9. June 2, 1986: Robert Herbert Bobier, 31, Los Angeles, California
10. October 7, 1986: Yale Larry Wilson, 25, Vacaville, California

1987

11. July 22, 1987: Miguel Contreras, 27, Los Angeles, California
12. November 2, 1987: Mario Antonio Gastelum, 24, San Diego, California
13. December 4, 1987: Stewart Alan Vigil, 29, Los Angeles, California

1988 14. January 13, 1988: William McCall, 39, Los Angeles, California
15. September 10, 1988: Edward Breen, 38, Bell-Cudahy, California
16. September 10, 1988: Charles Eugene Miles, 37, Los Angeles, California

1989

17. February 14, 1989: Jose Torres, 31, Los Angeles, California
18. May 15, 1989: Jorge Hernandez, 28, Los Angeles, CA
19. May 22, 1989: Anthony Puma, 34, New York, New York
20. May 24, 1989: Jeffrey Michel Leonti, 37, Santa Clara, California

1990
21. February 13, 1990: Duane J. Johnson, 24, Ventura, California
22. August 13, 1990: Glen Gonzalez, 26, Los Angeles, CA

1991

23. April 21, 1991: Douglas L. Danville, 47, Los Angeles, California
24. July 1, 1991: Douglas Charles, 24, Los Angeles, California
25. November 2, 1991: Max Leyza Garcia, 40, Fullerton, California
26. December 9, 1991: Donnie Ray Ward, 38, Deuel, California

1992

27. July 18, 1992: James Ricard’ 32, Los Angeles, California
28. August 20, 1992: Clarice A. Younger, 62, Prince George`s County, Maryland
29. September 14, 1992: David Martinez, 27, Los Angeles, California

1993 30. March 8, 1993: Michael James Bryant, 37, Los Angeles, California
31. December 2, 1993: Vital Montilla, 28, New York, New York

1994 32. January 6, 1994: Daniel Scott Gizowski, 25, Los Angeles, California
33. March 18, 1994: Ephraim Lewis, 26, Los Angeles, California
34. April 16, 1994: Richard Wayne Harris, 32, Los Angeles, California
35. May 24, 1994: Brandon Jordan, 7 months, killed by his foster mother with repeated shocks, Peoria, Illinois (NOT TASER- Bestex? Space Thunder)
36. June 5, 1994: LeGrand Griffin, 39, Cincinnati, Ohio

1995

37. August 18, 1995: Bruce Klobuchar, 25, Los Angeles, California
38. December 1, 1995: Harry Landis, (Prison guard died after two compulsory training shocks from a NOVA shield, Coryell County, Texas (NOT TASER- NOVA shield)

1996

39. January 5, 1996: Byron Williams, 36, Los Angeles, California
40. June 1, 1996: Scott Jaron Norberg, 33, Maricopa, Arizona
41. June 8, 1996: James Quentin Parkinson, 25, Fairfield, California
42. July 20, 1996: Kimberly Lashon Watkins-Oliver, 38, Los Angeles, California
43. December 27, 1996: Andrew Hunt Jr. , 38. Pomona, California

1997

44. July 6, 1997: Garner Roosevelt Hicks Jr., 25, Santa Ana, California

1998
45. March 10, 1998: Mark Andrew Brown, 43, Los Angeles, California
46. January 29, 1999: Michael Labmeier, 43, Kenton County, Kentucky
47. September 28, 1999: David Torres Flores, 37, Fairfield County, California

2000 In approximately 2000, Taser International began to replace early taser models up to the Air Taser with the M26 model and starting in 2003 by the X26. The electrical charge is different in these models so the medical reaction should differ. However the ways in which these weapons have been used did not appear to differ. 48. May 14, 2000: Enrique Juarez Ochoa, 34, Bakersfield, California
49. June 29, 2000: Lawrence Frazier, Wallens Ridge, Virginia (NOT TASER- Stinger Ultron II)

2001

50. June 17, 2001: Mark Burkett, 18, Gainesville, Florida
51. December 17, 2001: Marvin Hendrix, 27, Hamilton, Ohio
52. December 21, 2001: Steven Vasquez, 40, Fort Lauderdale, Florida

2002 53. January 27, 2002: Vincent Delostia, 31, Hollywood, Florida
54. February 12, 2002: Anthony Spencer, 35, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
55. March 27, 2002: Henry Canady, 46, Hilliard, Florida
56. May 17, 2002: Richard Baralla, 36, Pueblo, Colorado
57. June 10, 2002: Eddie Alvarado, 32, Los Angeles, California
58. June 13, 2002: Nicholas Aguilar, 39, Phoenix, Arizona
59. June 15, 2002: Jason Nichols, 21, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
60. June 27, 2002: Fermin Rincon, 24, Fontana, California
61. June 28, 2002: Clever Craig, 46, Mobile, Alabama
62. July 19, 2002: Johnny Lozoya, 24, Gardena, California
63. July 19, 2002: Gordon Jones, 37, Windermere, Florida
64. September 1, 2002: Frederick Webber, 44, Orange City, Florida
65. November 7, 2002: Stephen Edwards, 59, Shelton, Washington
66. December 31, 2002: Ronald Edward Wright, 35, Arlington, Texas

2003 In 2003, Taser International introduced the X26 model.
67. March 16, 2003: Christopher Smith, 31, Albuquerque, New Mexico
68. April 16, 2003: Corey Calvin Clark, 33, Amarillo, Texas
69. April 19, 2003: Terrence Hanna, 51, Burnaby, British Columbia
70. May 10, 2003: Joshua Hollander, 22, Normal Heights, California
71. June 9, 2003: Timothy Sleet, 44, Springfield Missouri
72. June 26, 2003: David Lewandowski, 26, Escambia County, Florida
73. July 22, 2003: Clayton Willey, 33, Prince George, British Columbia
74. August 4, 2003: Troy Nowell, 51, Amarillo, Texas
75. August 8, 2003: John Lee Thompson, 45, Carrollton Township, Michigan
76. August 8, 2003: Walter Curtis Burks Jr., 36, Minneapolis, Minnesota
77. August 17, 2003: Gordon Rauch, 39, Citrus Heights, California
78. September 24, 2003: Ray Austin, 25, Gwinnett, Georgia
79. September 29, 2003: Glenn Leyba, 37, Glendale, Colorado
80. September 28, 2003: Clark Whitehouse, 34, Whitehorse, Yukon
81. October 7, 2003: Roman Pierson, 40, Brea, California
82. October 11, 2003: Dennis Hammond, 31, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
83. October 21, 2003: Louis Morris, 50, Orlando, Florida
84. November 6, 2003: James Borden, 47, Monroe County, Indiana
85. November 10, 2003: Michael Johnson, 32, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
86. November 11, 2003: Kerry O’Brien, 31, Pembroke Pines, Florida
87. December 9, 2003: Curtis Lawson, 40, Unadilla, Georgia
88. December 9, 2003: Lewis King, 39, St. Augustine, Florida

2004
89. February 4, 2004: David Glowczenski, 35, Southampton Village, New York
90. February 13, 2004: Raymond Siegler, 40, Minneapolis, Minnesota
91. February 21, 2004: Curt Rostentangle (Rostengale), 44, Silverdale, Washington
92. February 21, 2004: William Lomax Jr., 26, Las Vegas, Nevada
93. March 23, 2004: Ronald Perry, 28, Edmonton, Alberta
94. March 28, 2004: Terry Williams, 45, Madison, Illinois
95. April 1, 2004: Phillip LeBlanc, 36, Los Angeles, California
96. April 16, 2004: Melvin Samuel, 28, Savannah, Georgia
97. April 17, 2004: Robert Harold Allen, 45, Little Rock, Arkansas
98. April 18, 2004: Alfredo Diaz, 29, Orange County, Florida
99. April 27, 2004: Eric Wolle, 45, Washington Grove, Maryland
100. May 1, 2004: Roman Andreichikov, Vancouver, British Columbia
101. May 13, 2004: Peter Lamonday, 38, London, Ontario
102. May 22, 2004: Henry Lattarulo, 40, Hillsborough, County Florida
103. May 27, 2004: Frederick Williams, 31, Lawrenceville, Georgia
104. May 30, 2004: Darryl Smith, 46, Atlanta, Georgia
105. May 31, 2004: Anthony Oliver, 42, Orlando, Florida
106. June 4, 2004: Jerry Pickens, 55, Bridge City, Louisiana
107. June 9, 2004: James Cobb, 42, St. Paul, Minnesota
108. June 9, 2004: Jacob Lair, 26, Sparks, Nevada
109. June 16, 2004: Abel Ortega Perez, 36, Austin, Texas
110. June 23, 2004: Robert Bagnell, 44, Vancouver, British Columbia
111. June 24, 2004: Kris Lieberman, 32, Bushkill Township, Pennsylvania
112. June 30, 2004: Bernard Christmas, 36, Dayton, Ohio
113. July 3, 2004: Demetrius Tillman Nelson, 45, Okaloosa County, Florida
114. July 11, 2004: Willie Smith, 48, Auburn, Washington
115. July 17, 2004: Jerry Knight, 29, Mississauga, Ontario
116. July 23, 2004: Milton Salazar, 29, Mesa Arizona
117. August 2, 2004: Keith Tucker, 47, Las Vegas, Nevada
118. August 8, 2004: Samuel Truscott, 43, Kingston, Ontario
119. August 11, 2004: Ernest Blackwell, 29, St. Louis, Missouri
120. August 11, 2004: David Riley, 41, Joplin, Missouri
121. August 13, 2004: Anthony Lee McDonald, 46, Harrisburg, North Carolina
122. August 16, 2004: William Teasley, 31, Anderson, South Carolina
123. August 19, 2004: Richard Karlo, 44, Denver, Colorado
124. August 20, 2004: Michael Sanders, 40, Fresno, California
125. August 24, 2004: Lawrence Davis, 27, Phoenix, Arizona
126. August 27, 2004: Jason Yeagley, 32, Auburndale, Florida
127. August 29, 2004: Michael Rosa, 38, Del Rey Oaks, California
128. September 12, 2004: Samuel Wakefield, 22, Rio Vista, Texas
129. September 15, 2004: Andrew Washington, 21, Vallejo, California
130. September 20, 2004: Jon Merkle, 40, Miami, Florida
131. October 4, 2004: Dwayne Dunn, 33, Lafayette, Louisiana
132. November 2, 2004: Greshmond Gray, 25, LaGrange, Georgia
133. November 2, 2004: Robert Guerrero, 21, Fort Worth, Texas
134. November 7, 2004: Keith Raymond Drum, Clearlake, Califormnia
135. November 8, 2004: Ricardo Zaragoza, 40, Elk Grove, California
136. November 15, 2004: Jesse Robert Tapia, 37, Pomona, California
137. November 25, 2004: Charles Keiser, 47, Hartland Township, Michigan
138. November 27, 2004: Byron Black, 39, Lee County, Florida
139. December 4, 2004: Patrick Fleming, 35, Metairie, Louisiana
140. December 15, 2004: Kevin Downing, 36, Hollywood, Florida
141. December 17, 2004: Douglas Meldrum, 37, Wasatch County, Utah
142. December 17, 2004: Lyle Nelson, 35, Columbia, Illinois
143. December 22, 2004: Jeanne Hamilton, 46, Palmdale, California
144. December 23, 2004: Timothy Bolander, 31, Delray Beach, Florida
145. December 23, 2004: Ronnie Pino, 31, Sacramento, California
146. December 28, 2004: Christopher Hernandez, 19, Naples, Florida
147. December 30, 2004: David Cooper, 40, Marion County, Indiana

2005 148. January 2, 2005: Gregory Saulsbury, 30, Pacifica, California
149. January 5, 2005: Dennis Hyde, 30, Akron, Ohio
150. January 8, 2005: Carl Trotter, 33, Pensacola, Florida
151. January 10, 2005, Jerry Moreno, 33, Los Angeles, California
152. January 28, 2005: James Edward Hudson, 33, Chickasha, Oklahoma
153. January 31, 2005: Jeffrey Turner, 41, Lucas County, Ohio
154. February 10, 2005: Ronald Alan Hasse, 54, Chicago, Illinois
155. February 12, 2005: Robert Camba, 45, San Diego, California
156. February 18, 2005: Joel Don Casey, 52, Houston, Texas
157. February 20, 2005: Robert Heston, 40, Salinas, California
158. March 3, 2005: Shirley Andrews, 38, Cincinnati, Ohio
159. March 6, 2005: David Levi Evans Jr.,45, Los Angeles, California
160. March 6, 2005: Willie Towns, 30, Deland, Florida
161. March 12, 2005: Milton Woolfolk, 39, Lake City, Florida
162. March 17, 2005: Mark Young, 25, Indianapolis, Indiana
163. April 3, 2005: James Wathan Jr., 32, Delhi, California
164. April 3, 2005: Eric Hammock, 43, Fort Worth, Texas
165. April 8, 2005: Ricky Barber, 46, Carter County, Oklahoma
166. April 22, 2005: John Cox, 39, Bellport, New York
167. April 24 2005: Jesse Colter, 31, Phoenix, Arizona
168. May 4, 2005: Keith Graff, 24, Phoenix, Arizona
169. May 5, 2005: Kevin Geldart, 34, Moncton, New Brunswick
170. May 6, 2005: Stanley Wilson, 44, Miami, Florida
171. May 6, 2005: Lawrence Berry, 33, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana
172. May 13, 2005: Vernon Young, 31, Union Township, Ohio
173. May 17, 2005: Leroy Pierson, 55, Rancho Cucamonga, California
174. May 20, 2005: Randy Martinez, 40, Albuquerque, New Mexico
175. May 23, 2005: Lee Marvin Kimmel, 38, Reading, Pennsylvania
176. May 23, 2005: Richard Alverado, 38, Tustin, California
177. May 26, 2005: Walter Lamont Seats, 23, Nashville, Tennessee
178. May 28, 2005: Richard T. Holcomb, 18, Akron, Ohio
179. June 2, 2005: Nazario J. Solorio, 38, Escondido, California
180. June 4, 2005: Ravan Conston, 33, Sacramento, California
181. June 6, 2005: Russell Walker, 47, Las Vegas, Nevada
182. June 11, 2005: Horace Owens, 48, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
183. June 13, 2005: Michael Anthony Edwards, 32, Palatka, Florida
184. June 13, 2005: Shawn Pirolozzi, 30, Canton, Ohio
185. June 14, 2005: Robert Earl Williams, 62, Waco, Texas
186. June 24, 2005: Carolyn Daniels, 25, Fort Worth, Texas
187. June 24, 2005: Melinda Kaye Neal Fairbanks, 33, Whitfield County, Georgia
188. June 29, 2005: Pharoah Knight, 33, Miami, Florida
189. June 30, 2005: Gurmeet Sandhu, 41, Surrey, B.C.
190. July 1, 2005: James Foldi, 39, Beamsville, Ont.
191. July 2, 2005: Tommy V. Gutierrez, 38, Sacramento County, California
192. July 7, 2005: Rocky Brison, 41, Birmingham, Alabama
193. July 8, 2005: Raul Jimenez Buenrostro, 29, Fontana, California
194. July 12, 2005: Kevin Omas, 17, Euless, Texas
195. July 15, 2005: Ernesto Valdez, 37, Phoenix, Arizona
196. July 15, 2005: Paul Sheldon Saulnier, 42, Digby, Nova Scotia
197. July 15, 2005: Otis G. Thrasher, 42, Butte, Montana
198. July 17, 2005: Michael Leon Crutchfield, 40, West Palm Beach, Florida
199. July 16, 2005: Carlos Casillas Fernandez, 31, Santa Rosa, California
200. July 23, 2005: Maury Cunningham, 29, Lancaster, South Carolina
201. July 25, 2005: Elisio Maldanado, 33, Los Angeles, California
202. July 27, 2005: Terrence L. Thomas, 35, Rockville Centre, New York
203. August 1, 2005: Brian Patrick O’Neal, San Jose, California
204. August 3, 2005: Eric Mahoney, 33, Fremont, California
205. August 4, 2005: Dwayne Zachary, 44, Sacramento, California
206. August 5, 2005: Olsen Ogodidde (Agoodie?), 44, Glendale, Arizona
207. August 7, 2005: Frank Gilman Edgerly, 47, Phoenix, Arizona
208. August 26, 2005: Shawn Norman, 40, Laurelville, Ohio
209. August 27, 2005: Brian Lichtenstein, 31, Stuart, Florida
210. August 29, 2005: Robert E. Boggon, 65, Escambia County, Florida
211. September 4, 2005: Leonard A. Mitchell, 36, Darby Borough, Pennsylvania
212. September 18, 2005: David Anthony Cross, 44, Santa Cruz, California
213. September 22, 2005: Timothy Michael Torres, 24, Sacramento, California
214. September 24, 2005: Patrick Aaron Lee, 21, Nashville, Tennessee
215. September 26, 2005: Michael Clark, 33, Austin, Texas
216. October 1, 2005: Mary Ellen Malone Jeffries, 51, Marshall County, Mississippi
217. October 13, 2005: Steven Cunningham, 45, Fort Myers, Florida
218. October 18, 2005: David Michael Croud, 29, Duluth, Minnesota
219. October 20, 2005: Jose Perez, 33, San Leandro, California
220. October 25, 2005: Timothy Mathis, 35, Loveland, Colorado
221. October 25, 2005: Cedric Stemberg-Barton, 21, King County, Washington
222. November 1, 2005: Miguel Serrano, 35, New Britain, Connecticut
223. November 13, 2005: Josh Brown, 23, Lafayette, Louisiana
224. November 17, 2005: Jose Angel Rios, 38, San Jose, California
225. November 20, 2005: Hansel Cunningham, 30, Des Plaines, Illinois
226. November 21, 2005: Barney Lee Green, 38, Pasadena, Texas
227. November 25, 2005: Tyler Marshall Shaw, 19, Asotin County, Washington
228. November 26, 2005: Tracy Rene Shippy, 35, Fort Meyers, Florida
229. November 30, 2005: Kevin Dewayne Wright, 39, Kelso, Washington
230. December 1, 2005: Jeffrey Earnhardt, 47, Orlando, Florida
231. December 7, 2005: Michael Tolosko, 31, Sonoma, California
232. December 17, 2005: Howard Starr, 32, Florence, South Carolina
233. December 21, 2005: Clint R. Yarbrough, 33, Maricopa County, Arizona
234. December 24, 2005: Alesandro Fiacco, 33, Edmonton, Alberta
235. December 29, 2005: David Moss, 26, Omaha, Nebraska

2006 236. January 3, 2006: Roberto Gonzalez, 34, Waukegan, Illinois
237. January 4, 2006: Steven Hooker, 21, Kalamazoo, Michigan
238. January 5, 2006: Matthew Dunlevy, 25, Laguna Beach, California
239. January 7, 2006: Carlos Claros Castro, 28, Davidson County, North Carolina
240. January 13, 2006: Daryl Dwayne Kelley, 29, Houston, Texas
241. January 16, 2006: Shmekia Lewis (female), 24, Beaumont, Texas
242. January 18, 2006: Daniel Rivera Tamez, 21, Harlingen, Texas
243. January 22, 2006: Nick Ryan Hanson, 24, Ashland, Oregon
244. January 25, 2006: Murray Bush, Metairie, Louisiana
245. January 25, 2006: Jorge Luis Trujillo, San Jose, California
246. January 28, 2006: Karl W. Marshall, 32, Kansas City, Missouri
247. January 29, 2006 Benites Sichero, 39, Spokane County, Washington
248. January 31, 2006: Jaime Coronel, Castroville, California
249. February 6, 2006: Jessie Williams Jr., 40, Harrison County, Mississippi
250. February 6, 2009: Troy Rigby, 29, Broward, Florida
251. February 13, 2006: Darval Smith, New Orleans, Louisiana
252. February 19, 2006: Gary Bartley, 36, Mandeville, Louisiana
253. February 24, 2006: Samuel Hair, 48, Fort Pierce, Florida
254. March 8, 2006: Robert R. Hamilton, 42, St. Augustine, Florida
255. Approx. March 13, 2006: Twan Tran, Port Arthur, Texas
256. March 18, 2006: Otto Zehm, 35, Spokane, Washington
257. March 18, 2006, Cedric Davis, 26, Merced County, California
258. March 20, 2006: Timothy Grant, 46, Portland, Oregon
259. March 24, 2006: Theodore Rosenberry, 35, Hagerstown, Maryland
260. April 5, 2006: Thomas Clint Tipton, 34, Clearwater, Florida
261. April 15, 2006: Nick Mamino Jr., 41, St. Louis, Missouri
262. April 16, 2006: Billy Ray Cook, 39, Dublin, North Carolina
263. April 16, 2006: Juan Manuel Nunez III, 27, Lubbock, Texas
264. April 18, 2006: Richard McKinnon, 52, Cumberland County, North Carolina
265. April 22, 2006: Alvin Itula, 35, Salt Lake City, Utah
266. April 24, 2006: Jose Romero, 23, Dallas, Texas
267. April 24, 2006: Emily Marie Delafield, 56, Green Cove Springs, Florida
268. April 25, 2006: Curtis Lee Smith, 45, New Holland, Pennsylvania
269. April 30, 2006: Brian Craig Carlile, 37, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
270. May 1, 2006: Jeremy Davis, 24, Bellmead, Texas
271. May 7, 2006: Kenneth Cleveland, 63, Ashtabula, Ohio
272. May 25, 2006: Brian Davis, 43, Los Angeles, California
273. June 4, 2006: Unidentified man, Phoenix, Arizona
274. June 4, 2006: Felipe Herrera, 48, Las Vegas, Nevada
275. June 5, 2006: James Simms, 52, Phoenix, Arizona
276. June 10, 2006: Vicki Avila, 31, Orance County, California
277. June 13, 2006: Jerry Preyer, 43, Pensacola, Florida
278. June 18, 2006: Jason Troy Dockery, 31, Coolville, Tennessee
279. June 21, 2006: Kenneth Eagleton, 43, Crosby, Texas
280. June 21, 2006: Joseph Stockdale, 26, Indianapolis, Indiana
281. June 24, 2006: John Martinez, San Jose, California
282. July 2, 2006: Jermail Williams, 32, South Bend, Indiana
283. July 3, 2006: Rodney Sisneros Jr., 26, Evans, Colorado
284. July 7, 2006: Michael Deon Babers, 26, Shreveport, Louisiana
285. July 8, 2006: Christopher Tull, 36, Cincinnati, Ohio
286. July 9, 2006: Nickolos Cyrus, 29, Mukwonago, Wisconsin
287. July 9, 2006: Ramiro Garcia, 39, Patterson, California
288. July 11, 2006: Jesus Negron, 29, New Britain, Connecticut
289. July 23, 2006: Shannon Johnson, 37, Pittsboro, North Carolina
290. July 30, 2006: George Victor. Holder, 34, Salina, Kansas
291. August 2, 2006: Anthony Jones, 39, Merced, California
292. August 4, 2006: Ryan Michael Wilson, 22, Lafayette, Colorado
293. August 8, 2006: Curry McCrimmon, 26, Melbourne, Florida
294. August 8, 2006: James Nunez, 27, Santa Ana, California
295. August 9, 2006: Glen Thomas, 33, Wabasso, Florida
296. August 18, 2006: Kenyata H. Allen, Mobile, Alabama
297. August 17, 2006: Raul Gallegos-Reyes, 34, Centennial, Colorado
298. August 18, 2006: Kenyata Allen, 23, Mobile, Alabama
299. August 20, 2006: Mark McCullaugh, 28, Akron, Ohio
300. August 20, 2006: Timothy Picard, 41, Woonsocket, Rhode Island
301. August 23, 2006: Noah Lopez,25, Fort Worth, Texas
302. August 25, 2006: Mark L. Lee, 30, Rochester, New York
303. August 26, 2006: Terry Wayne Robinson, 42,Jackson Township, Ohio
304. August 30, 2006: Jason Doan, 28, Red Deer, Alberta
305. August 30, 2006: John (Juan) Soto, Jr., 39, Liberal, Kansas
306. September 4, 2006, Jesus Mejia, 33, Los Angeles, California
307. September 5, 2006: Larry Noles, 52, Louisville, Kentucky
308. September 8, 2006: Perry Simmons, 35, Montgomery, Alabama
309. September 13, 2006: Laborian Simmons, 24, Marion County, Florida
310. September 17, 2006: Marcus Roach-Burrus, 42, Menasha, Wisconsin
311. September 17, 2006: James Philip Chasse Jr., 42, Portland, Oregon
312. September 29, 2006: Joseph Kinney, 36, Madison Twp., Ohio
313. September 30, 2006: Vardan Kasilyan, 29, Las Vegas, Nevada
314. September 30, 2006: John David Johnson III, 27, Orange Park, Florida
315. October 1, 2006: Kip Darrell Black, 38, North Charleston, South Carolina
316. October 4, 2006: Michael Templeton, 50, Jonesboro, Arkansas
317. October 6, 2006: Herman Carroll, 31, Houston, Texas
318. October 8, 2006: Armando Ibarra, Greenacres, Florida
319. October 9, 2006: Gerald Raymond Guimond, Patagonia City, Arizona
320. October 9, 2006: James Simons, 35, Lincoln Park, Michigan
321. October 19, 2006: James Lewis, 37, Las Vegas, Nevada
322. October 19, 2006: Nicholas Brown, Milford, Connecticut
323. October 22, 2006: Eddie Charles Ham Jr., 30, Montgomery, Alabama
324. October 23, 2006: Michael Todd Gleim, 40, Milford, Ohio
325. October 29, 2006: Roger Holyfield, 17, Jerseyville, Illinois
326. October 30, 2006: Jeremy Foos, 29, Columbus, Ohio
327. November 1, 2006: Curtis M. Sloan, 47, Georgetown, Illinois
328. November 5, 2006: Rosendo Gaytan, 52, Austin, Texas
329. November 7, 2006: Matthew Barnett, East Norriton, Pennsylvania
330. November 9, 2006: William Jobe, 40, Federal Way, Washington
331. November 10, 2006: Weizhong Wang, Los Angeles County, California
332. November 14, 2006: Timothy Wayne Newton, 43, Rocky Mount, North Carolina
333. November 14, 2006: Darren Faulkner, 41, Southaven, Mississippi
334. November 14, 2006: Gregory Nykiel, 34, Sharpsbury, Pennsylvania
335. December 3, 2006: Briant K. Parks, 39, Columbus, Ohio
336. December 17, 2006: Anthony Placido, 38, West Palm Beach, Florida
337. December 17, 2006: Terrill Enard, 29, Lafayette, Louisiana
338. December 30, 2006: Daniel Walter Quick, 43, Magalia, California

2007 339. January 5, 2007: James Barber, 25, Ottawa, Ontario (incidental?)
340. January 5, 2007: Calvin Thompson, 42, Gastonia, North Carolina
341. January 6, 2007: Douglas John Ilten, 45, Fort Pierce, Florida
342. January 7, 2007: Blondel Lassegue, 38, Nassau County, New York
343. January 12, 2007: Pedro Carlos Madrid, 44, Fresno, California
344. January 17, 2007: Keith Kallstrom, 56, Milan, Michigan
345. January 18, 2007: Andrew J. Athetis, 18, Gilbert, Arizona
346. February 19, 2007: Brett Howie, 36, Pine Bluffs, Arkansas
347. January 29, 2007: Michael Keohan, 45, Huntingdon Park, California
348. January 30, 2007: Christopher L. McCargo, 43, Dayton, Ohio
349. February 11, 2007: Stephen Krohn, 44, Mesa, Arizona
350. February 21, 2007: Martin Mendoza, 43, Oceanside, California
351. March 12, 2007: Michael J. Hartshorn, 38, Montgomery County, Kansas
352. March 13, 2007: Muszack Nazaire, 24, East Naples, Florida
353. March 15, 2007: Randy Buckey, 42, Marion, Ohio
354. March 16, 2007: Ryan Lee Myers, 40, Essex, Maryland
355. March 17, 2007: David Brown, 47, Park Forest, Illinois
356. March 17, 2007: David Mendoza, 25, West Covina, California
357. March 18, 2007: Brandon Lee Hessler, 28, New Richmond, Wisconsin
358. March 20, 2007: Christopher Eugene Fagan, 27, Harris County, Texas
359. March 23, 2007: Sergio Galvan, 35, San Antonio, Texas
360. April 10, 2007: Eugene Donjuall Gilliam, 22, Prattville, Alabama
361. April 11, 2007: Roberto Perez, 25, Indio, California
362. April 14, 2007: Unidentified male, Phoenix, Arizona
363. April 22, 2007: David Mills, 26, Hamden, Connecticut
364. April 23, 2007: Unidentified male, Houston, Texas
365. April 24, 2007: Louis Jermaine Broomfield, 35, Charleston, South Carolina
366. April 24, 2007: Walter Heller, 55, Santa Rosa, California
367. April 24, 2007: Uywanda Peterson, 43, Baltimore, Maryland
368. April 30, 2007: Roy Hamner, 59, Pearl, Mississippi
369. May 5, 2007: Daniel Bradley Young, 33, Seminole, Florida
370. May 7, 2007: Robert A. Keske, 45, Seminole, Florida
371. May 12, 2007: Trent A. Yohe, 37, Spokane, Washington
372. May 12, 2007: Jeffry Young, 54, Bremerton, Washington
373. May 14, 2007: Terrill Heath, 31, Baltimore, Maryland
374. May 15, 2007: Chance W. Shrum, 20 years old, Iola, Kansas
375. May 16, 2007: Patrick D. Hagans, 42, Valleyview, Ohio
376. May 19, 2007: Milisha Thompson, 35, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
377. May 22, 2007: Kevin DeWayne Hill, 39, Knoxville, Tennessee
378. May 23, 2007: Raymundo Guerrerro Garcia, 33, Simi Valley, California
379. May 24, 2007: Cecil Wayne Valenzuela, 39, Bakersfield, California
380. May 25, 2007: Steve Salinas, 47, San Jose, California
381. May 26, 2007: Marcus D. Skinner, 22, Seat Pleasant, Maryland
382. May 29, 2007: Doyle Moniki Jackson, 34, Benton Harbor, Indiana
383. June 2, 2007: Aaron Roe, 23, Ironton, Ohio
384. June 10, 2007: Israel Guerrero, 29, San Benito County, California
385. June 19, 2007: Juan Flores Lopez, 47, San Angelo, Texas
386. July 2, 2007: Richard Baisner, 36, Pasadena, California
387. July 6, 2007: Rafael Valentin, 35, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana
388. July 8, 2007: Nathaniel Cobbs Jr., 25, Newburgh, New York
389. July 11, 2007: Donald Edward Willis, 37, Harris County, Texas
390. July 16, 2007: Albert Romero, 47, Denver, Colorado
391. July 20, 2007: Jermaine Thompson, 36, Kansas City, Missouri
392. July 25, 2007: Carlos Rodriguez, 27, Atlanta, Georgia
393. July 29, 2007: Ronald Marquez, 49, Phoenix, Arizona
394. August 2, 2007: Clyde Patrick, 44, Birmingham, Alabama
395. August 4, 2007: Gefery Johnston, 42, Chicago, Illinois
396. August 4, 2007: Stephen Spears, 49, Shelby County, Michigan
397. August 4, 2007: James Barnes, 21, Omaha, Nebraska
398. August 11, 2007: Craig Berdine, 37, Fremont, Ohio
399. August 14, 2007: Rafael Forbes, 21, Jackson, Mississippi
400. August 15, 2007: James Wells, 43, Waterford, California
401. August 16, 2007: Avery Sheron Winn, 27, Conway, South Carolina
402. August 18, 2007: Thomas Campbell, 50, Baltimore, Maryland
403. August 23, 2007: Chad Cekas, 27, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
404. August 26, 2007: Glenn Shipman Jr., 44, Portland, Oregon
405. September 3, 2007: Earl Guerrant, 47, Golf Manor, Ohio
406. September 3, 2007: Charles Gordon, 26, Vallejo, California
407. September 9, 2007: Jorge Renteria Terrquiz, 25, Anaheim, California
408. September 20, 2007: Claudio Castagnetta, 32, Quebec City, Quebec
409. October 1, 2007: Samuel Baker, 59, Quitman, Georgia
410. October 1, 2007: Keith White, 44, Kansas City, Kansas
411. October 11, 2007: Frederick L. Nelsen, 52, Wood County, Wisconsin
412. October 12, 2007: Michael Patrick Lass, 28, Orange County, California
413. October 14, 2007: Robert Dziekanski, 40, Richmond, British Columbia
414. October 14, 2007: Donald Clark Grant, 54, Asheville, North Carolina
415. October 17, 2007: Quilem Registre, 39, Montreal, Quebec
416. October 28, 2007: Randall Mark Blalock, 48, Kern County, California
417. November 1, 2007: Seldon Deshotels, 56, Lake Charles, Louisiana
418. November 2, 2007: Stefan McMinn, 44, Hendersonville, North Carolina
419. November 7, 2007: Roger Brown, 40, Miami, Florida
420. November 16, 2007: Paul Carlock, 57, Springfield, Illinois
421. November 18, 2007: Jesse Saenz, 20, Raton, New Mexico
422. November 18, 2007: Jarrel Gray, 20, Frederick, Maryland
423. November 18, 2007: Christian Allen, 21, Springfield, Florida
424. November 20, 2007: Conrad Lowman, Jacksonville, Florida
425. November 22, 2007: Howard Hyde, 45, Halifax, Nova Scotia
426. November 24, 2007: Robert Knipstrom, 36, Chilliwack, British Columbia
427. November 29, 2007: Ashley R. Stephens, 28, Ocala, Florida
428. November 30, 2007: Cesar Silva, 32, Los Angeles, California
429. December 5, Juan Mendoza Farias, 40, Maricopa County, Arizona
430. December 10, 2007: Leroy Patterson Jr., 41, Walton County, Georgia

2008
431. January 2, 2008: Brandon Smiley, 27, Mobile, Alabama
432. January 4, 2008: Ryan Rich, 33, Las Vegas, Nevada
433. January 9, 2008: Otis C. Anderson, 36, Fayetteville, North Carolina
434. January 11, 2008: Xavier Jones, 29, Coral Gables, Florida
435. January 15, 2008: Mark Backlund, 29, New Brighton, Minnesota
436. January 17, 2008: Baron Scooter Collins-Pikes, 21, Winnfield, Louisiana
437. January 18, 2008: Daniel Hanrahan, 44, Staten Island, New York
438. February 3, 2008: Louis Cryer, 32, Port Arthur, Texas
439. February 3, 2008: Joseph Davis, 50, Brandon, Mississippi
440. February 7, 2008: Richard Earl Abston, 53, Merced, California
441. February 19, 2008: Garrett Sean Farn, 41, Bakersfield, California
442. February 26, 2008: Barron Harvey Davis, 44, Mayes County, Oklahoma
443. March 4, 2008: Christopher Jackson, 37, Clay, New York
444. March 5, 2008: Steven Drussell, 41, Albuquerque, New Mexico
445. March 6, 2008: Javier Aguilar, 46, Roswell, New Mexico
446. March 18, 2008: Roberto Gonzalez, 24, Chicago, Illinois
447. March 20, 2008: Darryl Wayne Turner, 17, Charlotte, North Carolina
448. March 21, 2008: James Garland, 41, Deerfield Beach, Florida
449. March 29, 2008: Henry Bryant, 35, Indianapolis, Indiana
450. March 30, 2008: Walter Edward Haake Jr., 59, Topeka, Kansas
451. April 1, 2008: Jason Jesus Gomez, 35, Santa Ana, California
452. April 6, 2008: Yvelt Occean, 31, New Kent County, Virginia
453. April 6, 2008: Jose Mendoza-Escobar, 35, Los Angeles County, California
454. April 22, 2008: Uriah Samson Dach, 26, Richmond, California
455. April 24, 2008: Kevin Piskura, 24, Cincinnati, Ohio
456. April 24, 2008: Dewayne Chatt, 39, Memphis, Tennessee
457. April 27, 2008: Paul Thompson, 24, Greensboro, North Carolina
458. April 28, 2008: Jermaine Ward, 28, Jackson, Tennessee
459. May 4, 2008: Joe Kubat, 21, St. Paul, Minnesota
460. May 6, 2008: James S. Wilson, 22, Alton, Missouri
461. May 8, 2008: Paul J. Swider, 29, Hammond, Indiana
462. May 28, 2008: Ricardo Manuel Abrahams, 44, Woodland, California
463. May 31, 2008: Robert Ingram, 27, Raceland, Louisiana
464. June 5, 2008: Willie Maye, 43, Birmingham, Alabama
465. June 6, 2008: Donovan Graham, 39, Meriden, Connecticut
466. June 8, 2008: Quintrell T. Brannon, 25, Vincennes, Indiana
467. June 9, 2008: Tony Curtis Bradway, 26, Brooklyn, New York
468. June 23, 2008: Jeffrey Marreel, 36, Norfolk, Ontario
469. June 24, 2008: Ernest Graves, 26, Rockford, Illinois
470. June 27, 2008: Nicholas Cody, 27, Dothan, Alabama
471. July 2, 2008: Isaac Bass, 34, Louisville, Kentucky
472. July 4, 2008: Othello Pierre, 23, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
473. July 7, 2008: Arthur Bennett, 36, Brewton, Mississippi
474. July 8, 2008: Samuel DeBoise, 29, St. Louis, Missouri
475. July 8, 2008: Carlos Vargas, 42, San Bernardino, California
476. July 8, 2008: Clarence J. Smith, Jr., 29, Bertie County, South Carolina
477. July 12, 2008: Deshoun Keyon Torrence, 18, Long Beach, California
478. July 14, 2008: Marion Wilson Jr., 52, Houston, Texas
479. July 22, 2008: Michael Langan, 17, Winnipeg, Manitoba
480. July 24, 2008: Richard Smith, 46, Dallas, Texas
481. July 27, 2008: Anthony Davidson, Statesville, 29, North Carolina
482. August 4, 2008: Jerry Jones, 45, Beaumont, Texas
483. August 4, 2008: Andre Thomas, 37, Swissvale, Pennsylvania
484. August 7, 2008: Lawrence Rosenthal, 54, Hemet, California
485. August 10, 2008: Kiethedric Hines, 31, Rockford, Illinois
486. August 15, 2008: Kenneth Oliver, 45, Miami, Florida
487. August 25, 2008: Ronald Adkisson, 59, Creston, Iowa
488. August 28, 2008: Stanley James Harlan, 23, Moberly, Missouri
489. September 3, 2008: Prince Swayzer, 38, San Jose, California
490. September 3, 2008: Andy Tran, 32, Garden Grove, California
491. September 11, 2008: Roney Wilson, 46, Hillsborough, Florida
492. September 15, 2008: Guadalupe Zavala, 87, San Diego, California
493. September 17, 2008: Sean Reilly, 42, Mississauga, Ontario
494. September 19, 2008: Gabriel Bitterman, 23, Lincoln, Nebraska
495. September 25, 2008: Iman Morales, 35, New York, New York
496. September 30, 2008: Frank Frachette, 49, Langley, BC
497. October 1, 2008: Jose Anibal Amaro, 45, Orange County, Florida
498. October 18, 2008: Homer Taylor, 39, Chicago, Illinois
499. October 29, 2008: Trevor Grimolfson, 38, Edmonton, Alberta
500. October 31, 2008: Marlon Oliver Acevedo, 35, Riverside, California
501. November 2, 2008: Gordon Walker Bowe, 30, Calgary, Alberta
502. November 3, 2008: Adren Maurice Turner, 44, Mexia, Texas
503. November 9, 2008: Guy James Fernandez, 42, Santa Rosa, California
504. December 3, 2008: Leroy Hughes, 52, Covington, Kentucky
505. December 9, 2008: Quincy Smith, 24, Minneapolis, Minnesota
506. December 19, 2008: Edwin Rodriguez, 26, San Jose, California
507. December 20, 2008: Nathan Vaughn, 39, Santa Rosa, California
508. December 24, 2008: Mark Green, 46, Houston, Texas


2009 In 2009, Taser International introduced the TASER X3, designed to enable law enforcers to render three targets powerless or, should the officer miss the target, have additional shots available quickly.
509. January 8, 2009: Derrick Jones, 17, Martinsville, Virginia
510. January 11, 2009: Rodolfo Lepe, 31, Bakersfield, California
511. January 22, 2009: Roger Redden, 52, Soddy Daisy, Tennessee
512. February 2, 2009: Garrett Jones, 45, Stockton, California
513. February 7, 2009: Phillip B. Munoz, 29, Pueblo County, Colorado
514. February 11, 2009: Richard Lua, 28, San Jose, California
515. February 13, 2009: Rudolph Byrd, 37, Thomas County, Florida
516. February 13, 2009: Michael Jones, 43, Iberia, Louisiana
517. February 14, 2009: Chenard Kierre Winfield, 32, Los Angeles, California
518. February 28, 2009: Robert Lee Welch, 40, Conroe, Texas
519. March 1, 2009: Terry Wayne Jackson, 22, San Bernardino, California
520. March 19, 2009: Levi Mahoney, 24, Pittsburgh, Pennsylania
521. March 22, 2009: Brett Elder, 15, Bay City, Michigan
522. March 26, 2009: Marcus D. Moore, 40, Freeport, Illinois
523. April 1, 2009: John J. Meier Jr., 48, Tamarac, Florida
524. April 3, 2009: Jermaine Lamonte Love, 35, Montclair, California
525. April 6, 2009: Ricardo Varela, 41, Fresno, California
526. April 10, 2009: Robert Mitchell, 16, Detroit, Michigan
527. April 13, 2009: Craig Prescott, 38, Modesto, California
528. April 16, 2009: Gary A. Decker, 50, Tuscon, Arizona
529. April 18, 2009: Michael Jacobs Jr., 24, Fort Worth, Texas
530. April 30, 2009: Kevin LaDay, 35, Lumberton, Texas
531. May 4, 2009: Gilbert Tafoya, 53, Holbrook, Arizona
532. May 6, 2009: Grant William Prentice, 40, Brooks, Alberta
533. May 17, 2009: Jamaal Ray Valentine, 27, La Marque, Texas
534. May 23, 2009: Gregory Rold, 37, Salem, Oregon
535. June 9, 2009: Brian Layton Cardall, 32, Hurricane, Utah
536. June 21, 2009: Kurt Platzer, 32, Warren, Ohio
537. June 13, 2009: Dwight Jerome Madison, 48, Baltimore, Maryland
538. June 20, 2009: Derek Kairney, 36, South Windsor, Connecticut
539. June 29, 2009: Shawn Iinuma, 37, Fontana, California
540. July 2, 2009: Rory McKenzie, 25, Bakersfield, California
541. July 5, 2009: Raynard Jensen Davis, 41, Los Angeles County, California
542. July 18, 2009: Charles Anthony Torrence, 35, Simi Valley, California
543. July 26, 2009: Kelly Michael Galindo, 40, San Bernardino, California
544. July 28, 2009: Eanice Cowart, 23, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana
545. July 30, 2009: Jonathan Michael Nelson, 27, Riverside County, California
546. August 9, 2009: Terrace Clifton Smith, 52, Moreno Valley, California
547. August 12, 2009: Ernest Owen Ridlehuber III, 53, Greenwood, South Carolina
548. August 14, 2009: Hakim Jackson, 31, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
549. August 18, 2009: Ronald Eugene Cobbs, 38, Greensboro, North Carolina
550. August 20, 2009: Francisco P. Sesate, 36, Mesa, Arizona
551. August 22, 2009: T.J. Nance, 37, Arizona City, Arizona
552. August 26, 2009: Miguel Molina, 27, Los Angeles, California
553. August 27, 2009: Manuel Dante Dent, 27, Modesto, California
554. September 7, 2009: Shane Ledbetter, 38, Aurora, Colorado
555. September 16, 2009: Alton Warren Ham, 45, Modesto, California
556. September 19, 2009: Yuceff W. Young II, 21, Brooklyn, Ohio
557. September 21, 2009: Richard Battistata, 44, Laredo, Texas
558. September 28, 2009: Derrick Humbert, 38, Bradenton, Florida
559. October 2, 2009: Rickey R. Massey, 38, Panama City, Florida
560. October 12, 2009: Christopher John Belknap, 36, Ukiah, California
561. October 17, 2009: Frank Cleo Sutphin, 19, San Bernardino, California
562. October 27, 2009: Jeffrey C. Woodward, 33, Gallatin, Tennessee
563. November 13, 2009: Herman George Knabe, 58, Corpus Christi, Texas
564. November 14, 2009: Darryl Bain, 43, Coram, New York
565. November 16, 2009: Matthew Bolick, 30, East Grand Rapids, Michigan
566. November 17, 2009: Edward Buckner, 53, Chattanooga, Tennessee
567. November 19, 2009: Jesus Gillard, 61, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
568. November 21, 2009: Ronald Petruney, 49, Washington County, Pennsylvania
569. December 10, 2009: Hatchel Pate Adams III, 36, Hampton, Virginia
570. December 11, 2009: Paul Martin Martinez Jr., 36, Roseville, California
571. December 11, 2009: Andrew Grande, Panama City Beach, 23, Florida
572. December 13, 2009: Douglas Boucher, 39, Mason, Ohio
573. December 20, 2009: Preston Bussey III, 41, Rockledge, Florida
574. December 21, 2009: Michael D. Hawkins, 39, Springfield, Missouri
575. December 30, 2009: Stephen Palmer, 47, Stamford, Connecticut

2010 In 2010, Taser International introduced the TASER XREP – eXtended Range Electronic Projectile. The XREP projectile is self-contained, wireless, and fires from a 12-gauge shotgun (X12)
576. January 6, 2010: Delano R. Smith, 21, Elkhart, Indiana
577. January 17, 2010: William R. Bumbrey III, 36, Arlington, Virginia
578. January 20, 2010: Kelly Brinson, 45, Cincinnati, Ohio
579. January 27, 2010: Joe Nathan Spruill Jr., 33, Goldsboro, North Carolina
580. January 28, 2010: Patrick Burns, 50, Sangamon County, Illinois
581. January 28, 2010: Daniel Mingo, 25, Mobile, Alabama
582. January 29, 2010: Ronald Dennis Palacios, 28, Los Angeles, California
583. February 8, 2010: Mark Andrew Morse, 36, Phoenix, Arizona
584. March 4, 2010: Roberto Olivo, 33, Tulare, California
585. March 5, 2010: Christopher A. Wright, 48, Seattle, Washington
586. March 10, 2010: Jaesun Ingles, 31, Midlothian, Illinois
587. March 10, 2010: James J. Healy, 44, Rhinebeck, New York
588. March 19, 2010: Albert Valencia, 31, Downey, California
589. April 10, 2010: Daniel Joseph Barga, 24, Cornelius, Oregon
590. April 30, 2010: Adil Jouamai, 32, Arlington, Virginia
591. May 9, 2010: Audreacus Davis, 29, DeKalb County, Georgia
592. May 14, 2010: Sukeba Olawunmi, 39, Clarkston (Dekalb County), Georgia
593. May 24, 2010: Efrain Carrion, 35, Middletown, Connecticut
594. May 28, 2010: Carl D'Andre Johnson, 48, Baltimore, Maryland
595. May 29, 2010: Anastasio Hernandez Rojas, 42, San Ysidro (San Diego), California
596. May 29, 2010: Jose Martinez, 53, Waukegan, Illinois
597. June 9, 2010: Terrelle Leray Houston, 22, Hempstead, Texas
598. June 12, 2010, Curtis Robinson, 34, Albuquerque, New Mexico
599. June 13, 2010: William Owens, 17, Homewood, Alabama
600. June 14, 2010: Jose Alfredo Jimenez, 42, Harris County, Texas
601. June 15, 2010: Michael White, 47, Vallejo, California
602. June 22, 2010: Daniel Sylvester, 35, Crescent City, California
603. June 24, 2010: Aron Firman, 27, Collingwood, Ontario
604. July 5, 2010: Damon Lamont Falls, 31, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
605. July 5, 2010: Edmund Gutierrez, 22, Imperial, California
606. July 8, 2010: Phyllis Owens, 87, Boring, Oregon
607. July 9, 2010: Marvin Louis Booker, 56, Denver, Colorado
608. July 11, 2010: John Coleman Jr. 39, Chicago, Illinois
609. July 12, 2010: Anibal Rosario-Rodriguez, 61, New Britain, Connecticut
610. July 15, 2010: Jerome Gill, 31, Chicago, Illinois
611. July 18, 2010: Edward G. Stephenson, 46, Leavenworth, Kansas
612. July 23, 2010: Jermaine Williams, 30, Cleveland, Mississippi
613. August 1, 2010: Dennis C. Sandras, 49, Houma, Louisiana
614. August 9, 2010: Andrew Torres, 39, Greenville, South Carolina
615. August 17, 2010, Charles Toll, Nashville, Tennessee
616. August 18, 2010: Martin Harrison, 50, Dublin, California
617. August 19, 2010: Adam Disalvo, 30, Daytona Beach, Florida
618. August 20, 2010: Stanley Jackson, 31, Superior Township, Michigan
619. August 23, 2010: Michael Ford, 50, Livonia, Michigan
620. August 25, 2010: Eduardo Lopez-Hernandez, 21, Las Vegas, Nevada
621. August 31, 2010: King Ramses PJG Hoover, 27, Spanaway, Washington
622. September 4, 2010: Adam Collier, 25, Gold Bar, Washington
623. September 10, 2010: Larry Rubio, 20, Lemoore, California
624. September 12, 2010: Freddie Lee Lockett, 30, Dallas, Texas
625. September 16, 2010: Gary Lee Grossenbacher, 48, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
626. September 17, 2010: David Cornelius Smith, 28, Minneapolis, Minnesota
627. September 18, 2010: Joseph Frank Kennedy, 48, La Mirada, California
628. October 4, 2010: Javon Rakestrau, 28, Lafayette, Louisiana
629. October 7, 2010: Patrick Johnson, 18, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
630. October 10, 2010: Michael Ryan Bain, 31, Billings, Montana
631. October 14, 2010: Karreem A. Ali, 65, Montgomery County, Maryland
632. October 19, 2010: Troy Hooftallen, 36, Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania
633. November 4, 2010: Eugene Lamott Allen, 40, Wilmington, Delaware
634. November 4, 2010: Mark D. Shaver, 32, Kent, Ohio
635. November 6, 2010: Robert A. Neill Jr., 61, Mount Joy, Pennsylvania
636. November 25, 2010: Rodney Green, 36, Waco, Texas
637. November 27, 2010: Blaine Terrell McElroy, 37, Jackson County, Mississippi
638. December 2, 2010: Clayton Early James, 45, Elizabeth City, North Carolina
639. December 11, 2010: Anthony Jones, 44, Las Vegas, Nevada
640. December 13, 2010: Linel Lormeus, 26, Naples, Florida
641. December 21, 2010: Christopher Knight, 35, Brunswick, Georgia
642. December 31, 2010: Rodney Brown, 40, Cleveland, Ohio

2011 In 2011, Taser International will roll out the new TASER X2, “the result of consulting with its customers about what they were seeking in a stun gun.”

643. January 5, 2011: Kelly Wayne Sinclair, 41, Amarillo, Texas
644. February 5, 2011: Robert Ricks, 23, Alexandria, Louisiana
645. February 24, 2011: Unidentified male, age unknown, Los Angeles, California
646. March 14, 2011: Christopher Davis, 36, Los Angeles, California
647. March 15, 2011: Brandon Bethea, 24, Harnett County, North Carolina
648. March 17, 2011: Christopher Apericio, 24, Las Cruces, New Mexico
640. March 20, 2011: Dale Lee Mitchell, 34, Pinellas Park, Florida
650. March 21, 2011: Jerry Perea, 38, Albuquerque, New Mexico
651. March 24, 2011: Johnny Leija, 34, Madill, Oklahoma
652. March 31, 2011: Estyl Lee Hall, 67, Pend Orielle, Oregon
653. April 3, 2011: Jairious McGhee, 23, Tampa, Florida
654. April 4, 2011: Demetrius Johnson, 38, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
655. April 9, 2011: Ervin Terrell Motley, 38, Forrest City, Arkansas
656. April 9, 2011: James Robert Hudson, 34, Whittier, California
657. April 13, 2011: Casey S. Babovec, age unknown, Saline County, Arkansas
658. April 21, 2011: Adam Spencer Johnson, 33, Orlando, Florida
659. April 23, 2011: Ronald H. Armstrong, 43, Pinehurst, North Carolina
660. April 25, 2011: Kevin Darius Cambell, 40, Tallahassee, Florida
661. May 1, 2011: Marcus Brown, 26, Waterbury, Connecticut
662. May 6, 2011: Daniel McDonnell, 40, West Babylon, New York
663. May 10, 2011: Allen Kephart, 43, Twin Peaks, California
664. May 16, 2011: Daniel Lynn Mittelstadt, age unknown, Boundary County, Idaho
665. May 18, 2011: Kirklin Woodridge, 29, Marrero, Louisiana
666. June 2, 2011: Duane Kevin Chapman, 44, Santa Barbara, California
667. June 6, 2011: James Doe, 31, Broward County, Florida
668. June 13, 2011: Howard Hammon, 41, Middleburg Heights, Ohio
669. June 22, 2011: Otto Kolberg, 55, Waycross, Georgia
670. June 28, 2011: Delric Tyrone East, 40, Burtonsville, Maryland
671. June 29, 2011: Steven Hayes, 54, Nassau Bay, Texas
672. July 5, 2011: Alvaredo Flores-Bravo, 46, Marysville, California
673. July 5, 2011: Kelly Thomas, 37, Fullerton, California
674. July 9, 2001: Joshua Amir Nossoughi, 32, Springfield, Missouri
675. July 10, 2011: Matthew Kelley, 27, Tulsa, Oklahoma
676. July 18, 2011: Alonzo Ashley, 29, Denver, Colorado
677. July 20, 2011: Lareko Williams, 21, Charlotte, North Carolina
678. July 30, 2011: Donald Murray, 39, Westland, Michigan
679. August 3, 2011: Pierre Abernathy, 30, San Antonio, Texas
680. August 6, 2011: Gregory V. Kralovetz, 50, Kaukauna, Wisconsin
681. August 6, 2011: Everette Howard, 18, Cincinatti, Ohio
682. August 6, 2011, Debro Lamont Wilkerson, 29, Manassas, Virginia
683. August 11, 2011: Joseph Novoa Lopez, 49, Santa Barbara, California
684. August 17, 2011: Roger Chandler, 41, Great Falls, Montana
685. August 21, 2011: Montalito McKissick, 37, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
686. August 24, 2011: Michael Wade Evans, 56, Fayetteville, North Carolina
687. August 30, 2011: Nicholas Koscielniak, 27, Lancaster, New York
688. September 11, 2011: Tyree Edwards Sinclair, 31, Corpus Christi, Texas
689. September 13, 2011: Damon Barnett, 44, Fresno County, California
690. September 16, 2011: Richard Kokenos, 27, Warren, Michigan
691. September 24, 2011: Donacio Rendon, 43, Lubbock, Texas
692. September 26, 2011: Gerald Hall, 34, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
693. September 24, 2011: Bradford T. Gibson, 36, Isabella County, Michigan
694. September 28, 2011: Howard Cooke, 30, York, Pennsylvania
695. October 4, 2011: Glenn D. Norman, 46, Osage Beach, Missouri
696. October 9, 2011: Darnell Hutchinson, 32, San Leandro, California
697. October 31, 2011: Chad Brothers, 32, Colonie, New York
698. November 13, 2011: Ronald Cristiano, 51, Bridgeport, Connecticut
699. November 13, 2011: Darrin Hanna, 45, Waukegan, Illinois
700. November 15, 2011: Jonathan White, 29, San Bernardino, California
701. November 15, 2011: Tucson Police Officer Henry Fung, 43, Tucson, Arizona
702. November 21, 2011: Roger Anthony, 61, Scotland Neck, North Carolina
703. December 20, 2011: Ernest Atencio, 44, Phoenix, Arizona
704. December 22, 2011: Wayne Michael Williams, 27, Houma, Louisiana
705. December 27, 2011: Michael Calvert, 25, Indianapolis, Indiana
706. December 28, 2011: Willie Banks, 52, Burnet, Texas

2012

707. January 2, 2012: Mario Marin, 53, Santa Ana, California
708. January 15, 2012: Hutalio Serrano, 43, Colton, California
709. January 15, 2012: Daniel Guerra, 24, Fort Worth, Texas
710. January 24, 2012: Thomas Lumpkin, 57, Alamance County, North Carolina
711. February 13, 2012: Johnnie Kamahi Warren, 43, Dothan, Alabama
712. February 16, 2012: Charmin Bennett, 30, Donaldsville, Louisiana
713. February 29, 2012: Raymond Luther Allen, 34, Galveston, Texas
714. March 5, 2012: Nehemiah Lazar Dillard, 29, Gainesville, Florida
715. March 13, 2012: Jersey K. Green, 37, Aurora, Illinois
716. March 18, 2012: Michael Carbone, 46, Tuscon, Arizona
717. March 19, 2012: James Clifton Barnes, 37, Honeymoon Island, Florida
718. April 10, 2012: Bobby Louis Merrill III, 38, Saginaw, Michigan
719. April 13, 2012: Marland Anderson, 39, Los Angeles, California
720. April 13, 2012: Jeff Oatway, 34, Edmonton, Alberta
721. April 13, 2012: Joe Faltesek, 41, Houston, Texas
722. April 13, 2012: George Salgado, 21, Miami, Florida
723. April 21, 2012: Angel Hiraldo, 48, Meriden, Connecticut
724. April 23, 2012: Bruce Chrestensen, 52, Grass Valley, California
725. April 25, 2012: Kevin Benglan, 26, Pocatello, Idaho
726. May 1, 2012: Anton Butler, 28, Indianapolis, Indiana
727. May 1, 2012: Gregory Rachel, 42, Mobile, Alabama
728. May 10, 2012: Damon Abraham, 33, Lafayette, Louisiana
729. May 21, 2012: Alex Roman Quintanilla, 22, Barstow, California
730. May 31, 2012: Randulph Rodas, 35, Merced, California


Some fekkin list eh!!!
Condolences to the families of all of the above.

That's some fucking effort there from a non-lethal weapon! The twats.

Anyway, noticed you/your thread had gone a bit quiet, thought you may want to use this to wake them up a bit...

Tis not a "non" lethal weapon apparently. Apparently it's a "less" lethal weapon.

After the BofE post,I've purposely left that thread alone for a few days. Give them a chance to digest the implications and maybe check a few things for themselves. The thread count HAS been rising on that thread over there in the meantime. The time for me to take things further with it is fast approaching

As the Carpenter's song goes...."We've only just begun"

dubmeup wrote:
Your toms will do just fine on their own, for now.

I think possibly, people are just following what you have so eloquently put forward thus far, dubs. I know for my part, I couldn't have done it the way you have and I certainly don't think I am privy to any information that might help you in your cause, unfortunately.

Please don't stop doing what you're doing though. People are watching and taking it all in.

Ab Origine wrote:
I'm very encouraged that them over there DO seem to be starting to take my input a bit more seriously now. Tom Sawyer for instance, started off as pretty anti dub but his last posts have been far more open and that's good. Being bizzies, hopefully they are bizzying about doing their own research