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    The G 5.0
    The G 5.0
    The G 5.0
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    The G 5.0

    By Scott Johnson

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    This book concerns THE POLICE and how to deal with them.I share my personal stories of the repercussions of being on the wrong side of the law. The criminal record, the employment factor, finances, prison and even death, stem from bad choices and police involvement. I also include snippets of actual letters sent to me from people I know who were in the pen. See the real side of it. Avoid that life. These suggestions and life lessons will greatly benefit you if followed. PLEASE share with anyone you know heading down this dark path.
    Thanks and God Bless!
    Scott Johnson
    www.scottjohnsononline.com

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherScott Johnson
    Release dateJul 30, 2012
    ISBN9781476499949
    The G 5.0
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    Scott Johnson

    "Scott Johnson turns his multiyear pursuit of truth and justice on the trail of one "mendacious" lawyer into a relentless documentation of the worst excesses that have cost consumers billions. The next time someone wonders why they can't find affordable home insurance, hand them this book." William Stander, Executive Director Florida Property & Casualty Association.

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      Book preview

      The G 5.0 - Scott Johnson

      The G 5.0

      Scott Johnson

      Copyright 2012 by Scott Johnson

      Smashwords Edition

      TABLE OF CONTENTS

      CHAPTER 1

      CHAPTER 2

      CHAPTER 3

      CHAPTER 4

      Whatcha gonna do when they come for you?

      Chapter 1

      Po-po, Fuzz, Five o, The Law, Pigs, Chotas, po-lice, boys in blue, the man....

      Whatever you call them is your own business.

      To Protect and to serve, to my knowledge, was the original intent of the Police Officer. At least that's what's advertised.

      To uphold Justice and care for the people in their community.

      To be role models and crime fighters, Strong yet compassionate individuals who did the right thing...

      Men and women who had wisdom enough to judge whatever situation they were in with unbiased eyes.

      Not to discriminate based on gender, race, sexual preference or financial status.

      Many cops I have personally ran across, dealt with, seen or heard someone else deal with are people who abuse their authority on many different levels.

      They are people who have control, power or anger issues.

      Bullies who now have a legal right to bully.

      Or they were once bullied and now they have become what they once hated.

      A lot of them are Pac man so to speak.

      Young and gung ho and take pleasure in the fact they can pretty much do or say whatever they want under the umbrella of the law...

      This ranges from verbal abuse to physical abuse to murder...

      The qualifications to be a police officer MUST be updated!

      I would rather there be a few good men and women than many corrupt or mentally unstable ones.

      As I type this, a family in Detroit is trying to adjust to life without their baby girl (R.I.P).

      The police killed her when they raided.

      The badge that is on the chest of these individuals gives them many freedoms.

      Freedoms that are extremely dangerous when put into the wrong hands.

      The freedom to put you into a cell if you Fit the description or if they honestly just feel you are up to no good based on their personal judgment...

      Ask the people in New York about Stop and Frisk,

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