Adrian Sol
Daily Stormer
September 26, 2017
What do you mean, I can’t get high while processing evidence for a criminal case?
Did these people really think you could hire these useless brown people to do highly technical and important work, and not expect them to smoke crack on the job?
These retards manifestly watched too much Star Trek as children.
Oh no, massah’ Kirk, I ain’t dun smoked no crack up in here, I be communicatatin’ jus’ like I been told to do.
But now, we’re in a situation where the entire system is filled with these completely incompetent affirmative action hires. Everything is inching closer and closer to total collapse, with a shrinking minority of heterosexual White males to hold everything together somehow.
In some cases, the collapse is already starting.
On Jan. 9, 2012, Sonja Farak—a chemist at a crime lab in Amherst, Massachusetts—pilfered a sample of crack cocaine and smoked it in the bathroom throughout the morning. Then, before lunch, she stole and ingested some LSD. Farak later admitted that she was “too impaired to drive home” or use the laboratory equipment.
That same day, Farak certified that a substance delivered to the lab was heroin. The substance had been found on Rolando Penate, whom prosecutors charged with selling heroin, citing Farak’s certification. Penate served five years, seven months, and 12 days in prison.
So basically, the cops basically caught this guy selling dope, and the lab test was just a formality to seal an otherwise slam-dunk case.
“Nah, man, this ain’t crack, this is rock candy for my kids!” “Lol, sure, send it to the lab.”
But now, because this bitch was getting, like, super high while doing these tests, it invalidates the whole procedure and reduces the police’s work to nothing.
It wasn’t an isolated case. Farak began using drugs from the lab in 2005 and continued to do so until she was arrested in 2013. All told, roughly 18,000 convictions were tainted by certifications that Farak issued while under the influence.Now the ACLU is asking Massachusetts’ Supreme Judicial Court to vacate these convictions. All of them. With prejudice. It’s an extraordinary, sweeping remedy. The court should grant it.
Farak isn’t the only crime lab chemist in Massachusetts who engaged in criminal behavior at work: Over her nine-year career, Annie Dookhan falsified tens of thousands of reports, frequently certifying results without testing the substance. Dookhan’s misconduct tainted about 24,000 convictions—but the SJC refused to dismiss all of them at once, explaining that such “strong medicine … should be prescribed only when the government misconduct is so intentional and so egregious that a new trial is not an adequate remedy.” Instead, the court created a protocol through which “Dookhan defendants” could obtain relief. Ultimately, the protocol yielded the dismissal, with prejudice, of 21,839 wrongful convictions.
So in this previous case, the overwhelming majority of the criminals were set loose. And make no mistake, most of these guys are probably violent criminals. It’s common for police to press drug charges on violent gang members because it’s a lot easier to get those charges to stick, compared with gang violence charges.
You can be sure that most of Farak’s 18,000 drug-infused certifications will be invalidated and that more waves of criminals will be put back on the streets.
Notice a pattern here? Female brown people screwing things up?
What’s the deal here? I thought the point of the police was to crack down on brown people. Why are they hiring the fox to watch over the chickens?
More importantly, why is evidence necessary to convict these criminals? Can’t everybody just plainly see that they aren’t White? What more could you need?
It’s time to get serious in this country.
And the first part of that is firing all the Pakis from important positions.