Police State

In another example of how counter-productive coercive policing is, three women who had been kidnapped a decade ago and kept near where they were kidnapped while police ate donuts paid for with taxpayer dollars escaped from their captors with the help of neighbors.

The horrific details of their captivity are coming out.

"Khalid Samad, a former assistant safety director for the city, said law enforcement officials told him that the women were beaten while pregnant, with unborn children not surviving, and that a dungeon of sorts with chains was in the home."

I can't imagine the pain nor the joy the victims and their families feel, but I'm happy for them.

The kidnapper's son wrote a news story about the kidnapping of one girl for which he interviewed the victim's mother.

In an admission of the futility of the coercive police state, the DDN reports that it's very rare for missing people to be found.

$800,000 of the promised $1 million reward will go to couple tied up by cop turned cop killer Chris Dorner who subsequently freed themselves and informed cops of where to find Dorner. I bet the other $200,000 was reneged on by governments.