Lurid Encounters, Staged Crime Scenes and Subjugating Permanently disabled suspects for Sexual Encou
Shocking Revelations from the honest suspect, the police regularly target permanently disabled suspects in various sting operations designed to entrap and exploit those socially and mentally inept individuals living with disabilities for sex and to selling narcotics. This is only one of the several outrageous and appalling revelations from the suspect who has endured years of police hostility and surveillance. Over the course of 20+ years, it has become apparent that the police typically do not do or undertake measures which ensure an accurate criminal profile, thereby targeting anyone and anybody who may in fact be in cahoots with various law enforcement agendas. This includes the over exorbitant amount of deceit, lies and falsehood in terms of tricking various population into believing false and misrepresentations of reality, including and not limited to: providing a false reality on the news and drugging permanently disabled individuals with various controlled substances.
“Over exorbitant amount of deceit, lies and falsehood “
Some in legal circles have characterized these ploys as ‘playing tricks and games like on the school yard picking on the mentally disabled’ i.e. permanently disabled. In 2014, one officer began openly calling various suspects as “retards”, calling permanently disabled children as ‘retards’ and also undertook a ruse which involved tricking an permanently disabled individual into believing his father was “dying of cancer”. In another sting operations, personal conflict issues arose when a police officer’s relative was sent into arrest the suspect after he was pinpointed as being the ‘playmaker’ behind a drug rip off of the suspect. These are some of the shocking revelations which the Niagara Review has uncovered during an independent investigation from unnamed sources.
The Niagara Review has received unprecedented access to classified documents and is in the process of obtaining a 1 on 1 interview with a suspect who has endured years of police hostility and brutality. Stay tuned in the next few months.
