Posts Tagged ‘Mo Karnage’
MⒶrch AgⒶinst MonsⒶnto 2013! This year in CⒶrytown!
Posted: May 8, 2013 in MarchesTags: anarchist, anarchy, carytown, ellwood thompson, hate the state, march against monsanto, may 25th, Mo Karnage, monsanto, niko adams, Richmond, rva food not bombs
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Update Re: Richmond Police Files
Posted: April 30, 2013 in UncategorizedTags: 1st amendment, anarchist, andrew bodoh, capt. harrison, collective, copblock, copwatch, first amendment, flash drive, free speech, infringement of rights, martin harrison, Mo Karn, Mo Karnage, nathan cox, police documents, richmond police, roberts and associates, roberts law, RPD, tom roberts, Wingnut, wingnut anarchist
The Richmond Police have reportedly received the missing Police Department flash drive from a 3rd party (neither Mo Karnage of the Wingnut nor Nathan Cox of Copblock). See link above for full news report.
The flash drive was reportedly found on the ground near a trashcan. The cop Martin Harrison who’s flash drive it was had testified in court that he never took the flash drive from police headquarters- yet said there were no reported intruders during the few days when the flash drive went missing. And yet the flash drive was found outside.
Thanks to Tom Roberts and Andrew Bodoh- the attorney’s representing in this case. www.robertslaw.org to find out more about them and make a donation to their legal fund.
Mo Karn Subpoenaed in Civil Case regarding Richmond Police
Posted: February 23, 2013 in UncategorizedTags: anarchism, anarchist, cop watch, copwatch, deposition, foia, Mo Karnage, red, Richmond, RVA, Wingnut
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Mo Karn of the Wingnut has been subpoenaed, a few weeks ago, and is being forced to go to court on Monday Feb. 25th as a witness (against their will) in a civil case stemming from the RPD documents recently linked to from this website.
Mo is not clear on what they are or are not allowed to talk about in regards to this matter, sorry for the lack of details. The numerous papers that have been served to Mo over the past few months have included various injunctions which make it incredibly difficult to determine where Mo’s right to free speech remains around these issues.
Earlier in this ordeal the cops had tried to force Mo to attend a deposition and answer many questions about things not even related to any RPD documents. This looks like it might be the same situation.
Mo has legal representation, and will give an update whenever they get out of court.
Richmond Food Not Bombs Documentary by Baldeep Singh Pooni
Posted: January 13, 2013 in UncategorizedTags: anarchist, anti-war, baldeep singh pooni, Eris Morna, FNB, food is a right not a privilege, Food Not Bombs, free food, Mo Karnage, Monroe Park, Owsi MacFearcher, peace, protest, radical, Richmond, solidarity not charity, vegan, vegetarian, Wingnut, wingnut anarchist collective
A documentary recently completed by Baldeep on Richmond Food Not Bombs.
Please watch and share!
We are always looking for more organizers, more political events, more donations, more fundraisers, etc.
Thanks Baldeep!
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC – Re: RPD Documents
Posted: December 5, 2012 in UncategorizedTags: anarchist, city of richmond, copwatch, foia, general orders, injunction, Mo Karnage, Richmond, RPD, RVA
Latest injunction from RPD:
http://archive.org/details/InjunctionOrder12512
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
The Richmond City Police Department and the City of Richmond have alleged, based on speculation, that the one or more of the defendants in this action (they don’t identify which one) have converted (taken possession or exercised dominion and control over) a portable hard drive that is apparently missing. Of course, as they have sued ten individuals whom they do not identify except as “Does 1-10”, so the defendants to this action could be anyone. They do not explain in their pleading how this hard drive was lost, when it was lost, or where it was lost. They do not describe what the hard drive looks like.
They allege that the hard drive contains what they describe as “confidential” information or documents that has made its way into the public domain and was republished on various websites. The Richmond City Police Department and the City of Richmond allege that they are suffering and continue to suffer damages as a result of the alleged conversion of this hard drive and the loss of the documents on the hard drive.
If the person in possession of this hard drive (if it exists or still exists) reads this post, some or all of the defendants would probably appreciate it if this hard drive were delivered to the clerk of the Circuit Court for the City of Richmond (see order below). You may wish to consult an attorney since the Richmond City Police Department has threated criminal charges in what in the opinion of one or more of the defendants is not only a violation of the First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States, but also an apparent effort to cover up the incompetence related to the dissemination of the information that they claim to be “confidential,” apparently without adequate password protection or encryption.
Defendants would appreciate it if you would notify counsel for Nathan Cox and Mo Karn if the hard drive is delivered to the clerk.
More General Orders/Protocols from the Richmond Police Department
Posted: November 14, 2012 in UncategorizedTags: ACLU, anarchist, anarchy, arrest, copwatch, foia, foia virginia, genreal orders, kanawah plaza, kanawha plaza, legal, Mo Karn, Mo Karnage, occupy, police documents, police file, police protocols, police rules, radical, Richmond, richmond police, RPD, RVA, va foia, Wingnut, wingnut anarchist collective
You might remember from a couple of years ago that the Wingnut Anarchist Collective and the Richmond Police Department had a tiff regarding some files from the RPD’s General Orders that the Wingnut got a hold of using the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). More about that here ( http://wingnutrva.org/2011/01/04/foiad-again/ )
And after the police were forced to drop their case before it even hit the courts, they refused to comply to any FOIA requests coming from members of the Wingnut Anarchist Collective. We didn’t have the legal resources to take them to court over their violation of the FOIA laws. Instead we made multiple online asks for the info if anyone else already had a copy or was able to get one. (http://wingnutrva.org/2012/04/28/rpd-refuses-to-cooperate-with-foia-we-need-these-files-please-help/ ).
Well, someone finally came through, and an anonymous source gave people access to the rest of the General Orders from the RPD, as well as some other files. Since these files regard the rules the police must follow, and since tax money goes to pay for the police, we figure this is public information, and we are re-posting links to it here. We hope it finds you well and helps you protect yourself and your legal rights.
We haven’t actually had a chance to go through these files ourselves, so if you find something particularly interesting or useful, drop us a line to let us know! wingnut_collective @ yahoo.com We;d also love to hear from copwatchers, lawyers, and anyone who finds this information useful, share your stories!
Here are links to some of the new info out there on the web, not sure how long it will stay on those websites, so download your own copy if you are interested!
Videos from Last Night’s Monroe Park Meeting
Posted: November 5, 2010 in UncategorizedTags: Alice Massie, anarchist collective, anarchy, charles samuels, Food Not Bombs, gentrification, homeless, homeward richmond, Mo Karn, Mo Karnage, Monroe Park, monroe park closing, Monroe Park Renovations, public parks, Richmond, richmond city council, Richmond Food Not Bombs, silver persinger, Virginia, Wingnut, wingnut anarchist colelctive
Silver Persinger recorded the lengthy meeting at the Carillon last night, where Charles Samuels (2nd District City Councilman) tried to get groups who ‘serve the homeless’ to figure out what they should do when Monroe Park is closed for renovations. It was not a forum, nor really a big group discussion. However, there were about 25 or so folks associated with Food Not Bombs who came to promote the idea that the park need not and ought not be closed entirely during renovations. The meeting did not go the way Samuels or Homeward likely desired. Instead many people spoke out questioning why the park was going to be closed in its entirety, and suggested that moving services would not make up for destroying the community of people- homeless and not- who use Monroe Park on a regular basis.
Check out the videos to see how it all went down!
This first link is to the 1st half of the meeting. Which includes Charles Samuels, Homeward, and others speaking. They did not allow any questions or feedback from anyone attending the meeting, even when it was very clear that people had questions and concerns. This video also includes a Wingnut, Mo Karn, interuptting the bureaucratic flow of things to point out that the meeting is entirely based on the false premise that the park must be completely closed. You can find that around 24:40.
http://player.vimeo.com/video/16523974
This 2nd section of the video shows how many of the groups in the room decided that the solution to the problems with closing all of Monroe Park was simply not to close the entire park!
New Short Food Not Bombs Video!
Posted: April 7, 2010 in UncategorizedTags: documentary, Flapjack, Food Not Bombs, Mo Karnage, Monroe Park, The Wingnut, VCU
Some VCU students came last week to shoot a short documentary about Richmond Food Not Bombs for their film class. I am going to try to upload the film directly when they send me the file, but until then, try this url for the facebook page with the video!
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1259478210425&subj=22700620
