H/T PRIVACY SOS
The bank official, Kimberly Triplett-Kolerich, says she is a former Washington State Patrol officer with 25 years of experience in law enforcement. On September 23, 2013, Triplett-Kolerich wrote:
I am [now] the Operational Criminal Intel Analyst for Bank of America for the 14 western states and also am the NW Executive Protection Market Manager. From time to time I will see items that I believe will be of use to my friends at WSP–especially during session. May Day I will pick your brain for intel and I will give you a lot also–the Public-Private Partnership worked great last year and hopefully being ahead of the Anarchists will protect all of you from protests/arrests/injury.
If you find any intel on Anarchists or Occupy Protesters please let me know–I will most likely find it first as Social Media trolling is not what the WSP does best–Bank of America has a team of 20 people and that’s all they do all day and then pass it to us around the country!!
I looked up anarchist and it applies to the judges that choose not to rule by the rule of law, but biased law. Not the people who are crying out for the rule of law to be followed and not changed to our detriment. Or is the definition by bank rule, a person that chooses to defy bank law?
Any and all readers are cordially invited to inform Sergeant Kolerich that I am heavily armed and extremely dangerous. Be sure to bring your guns, Sergeant. Meanwhile, the USA has some 400 million guns in the hands of very angry people who have been very well trained at Government expense on how to use them in combat, and who have killed and (more importantly) know exactly how to kill. There are more guns on my sleepy little street than there are at the local State Police barracks. So, bring it on, Sergeant Kolerich of the Bankgeheimstadtspolitzei. Let’s see how well you do.
Wow… talk about a full circle in New York history…
Perhaps he should AnalyZe This….
Looks like there is an old unlawful stop, frisk, seize and detain case on the books in New York.
In it, one (good) officer arrested other bad acting (officers) for breaking the law.
The judge found that the good officer not only had the right but had the duty to arrest the bad actors.
The judge went on to further say….
It is made the duty of even private persons to arrest any one in the act of committing a felony,