Nancy Genovese

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[video=youtube;9XdrbNnZsCU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XdrbNnZsCU[/video]

When Genovese stopped alongside a public road last year to photograph a mock-up of a military helicopter on display at an airport, she probably never thought anything of it. However, upon going to leave, she was approached by a police officer, who then asked her what she was doing.

While the exact exchange between Genovese and Iberger has not been reported, apparently, something made Iberger call in to his superiors that he was dealing with a potential terrorist. In no time at all, several law enforcement agencies including the FBI and Department of Homeland Security were on the scene.
In the course of events that followed, Genovese was interrogated for 6 hours on the side of the road, was never informed of her rights, or offered legal council. In time, after the feds and airport authorities determined that Genovese posed no threat, they left. However, Iberger and Deputy Robert Carlock of the Suffolk County Sheriff's Department decided to arrest Genovese and charge her with terrorism.

The impetus, at least according to Genovese, was that she had a rifle locked in a case in her vehicle and upon finding it, the officers decided to teach her and the other “tea baggers” a lesson.
In the day that followed, Genovese claims that she was denied medical attention, was subject to verbal and physical abuse, held without legal council, had her money stolen n(it was left in her car, which was parked alongside a road), was injected with unknown drugs, put into a straitjacket for 3 days, injected with unknown drugs, and watched by male deputies when she had to undress for a medical exam when her pleas for medical attention were finally answered..

 

[Jos h2o]

What were the authorities thinking??????

This happened in March I believe.

 

[flabbrgastdNY24]

$70 million is great!!! Tax payer money! No wonder we have such a financial burden

A better judgement would be...

Everyone who was found guilty of breaking the law, and not treating her with her civil liberties that she is entitled to gets fired, has their pensions revoked, and serves hard jail time. Then she can civilly sue them for their pensions and wealth. Problem solved, $70 million of tax payer money saved, justice done.

 

[jonathan.moreno14]

The title of that video is misleading: they were discussing the possibility of a default judgement, it wasn't a given....

http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/archive.cgi?noframes;read=197944

"THE MOTION FOR A DEFAULT JUDGEMENT SUBMITTED BY NANCY GENOVESE WAS DENIED BY JUDGE BIANCO ON FEBRUARY 25, 2011"

This brings up some interesting points though: should a judge have the power to simply rule on a lawsuit without any evidence supporting the amount being sued for? What I mean is, can someone name any amount and the judge says "ok, go ahead" in a case like this?

I think at the very least a judge (if ruling in favour of a default judgement), should request some reasoning behind the sued for amount. I agree, if the actions of the police etc were found to be suspect, some actions and restitution should be forthcoming but that amount could bankrupt a town. Would having the town close schools, stop maintaining the infrastructure makes things ok?

 

[Jolly Rancher <3]

Ok, there's more to this story than the OP let's on:

http://fdlaction.firedoglake.com/2009/08/02/glenn-beck-fan-busted-for-casing-national-guard-base/

As reported by Saturday’s NY Post ( http://bit.ly/… ), "A Long Island mother of three — armed to the teeth with an assault rifle and shotgun — was arrested for scouting out and taking pictures of an Air National Guard base." Her arsenal included an XM-15 assault rifle, a shotgun and 500 rounds of ammunition.
The woman, Nancy Genovese, had been seen at the base a few weeks earlier, taking photos and questioning the guards. This time she had returned to take photos of the perimeter of the base. It’s not difficult to make the connection that she was paranoid about "FEMA Camps".

In addition,

Genovese additionally posted an amateur video indicating her apparent affinity for right-wing militia movements.


At last report, she was being held for psychiatric observation after going "berzerk" in the courtroom

Nancy Genovese, 49, was arrested on Thursday, July 30, by the Suffolk County sheriff’s office after ANG officials said they observed her taking photographs near the entrance to the base, though she had been previously warned not to do so.

http://www.27east.com/photo-gallery/article.cfm/225871#11761


LOL if she was so traumatized by the event, why is she smiling for the camera?? lol....

This thread is a perfect example of not presenting all the information and how the net is full of misleading information......

 

[leah5302003]

Good eye Tboy. Hey Trump get on with the program :slap: