City of Orlando Police Now Violating Fifth Amendment

City of Orlando Police Practice Color-of-Law and Color-of-Authority

Double Jeopardy is a Fifth Amendment Constitutional Right

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By: Real News at Florida Network and the National Watch Against City of Orlando Police Department Corruption

Date: 14 January 2025 A.D.

The Struggle with Double Jeopardy: Orlando Police Department and the Fifth Amendment

The vicious pattern of Police violating the double jeopardy clause within the Fifth Amendment, raises red flags about Police Departments circumventing the due process clause for the protection afforded by the double jeopardy clause, by applying different (but similar) charges for what is essentially the same underlying circumstance that may or may not be criminal in nature. In the case of sleeping outside due to financial hardships and corporate greed, where corporations cater to extreme commerce and neglect those less fortunate, for profiteering endeavors all over the estate by an estate escheatment process that fraudulently empowers corporations (i.e. local businesses neglecting communities of said African-descent, except for the sellouts who work for the greedy corporations), it was never a crime to be systematically impoverished by corporate greed design, then forced to sleep on the streets for survival. In addition, many local said “charities” operating throughout the City of Orlando, have been extremely negligent in assisting people forced to sleep on the streets. Whereas local charity organizations apply-for and receive substantial funding via State and Federal grants, along with public and private donations, there should be no one left on the streets, who does not want to be on the streets. A surfacing dilemma while there are still many on the streets, has root causes with charitable organizations misappropriating funds (as in embezzlement), sustaining disorganized facilities that caters to forms of various favoritism in who is even allowed to stay at shelters, mixing of sick people with healthy people within shelter dorms, poorly kept and uncleanly facilities that results in compromised living circumstances, and overall the charitable organizations demanding corporate State-issued ID to receive public benefits that are supposed to be for anyone and everyone in need.

For the public record, a person not using a corporate State-issued ID, was never lawful or legal grounds to deny anyone shelter, who has a genuine need. Charity facility administrators have been abusing deceptive policies and / or practicing Color-of-Law in administering charity, while taking financial proceeds from tax dollars paid by the people (not State or Federal agencies). In addition, charitable organizations should never be allowed to receive any type of private funding, which would allow private funders to make-up rules that would violate anyone’s Constitutional rights to receive public welfare and charity services… especially under conditions of harsh weather and the circumstances of policy-enforcers (Police) having been recently harassing and kidnapping people off of the streets for simply sleeping where they feel safest for the night.

Furthermore, the psychological toll on people of said African-descent entangled in such legal struggles can be significant. Being charged multiple times for the same offense can lead to emotional distress, financial burden due to fraudulently-induced legal fees, and the lasting stigma associated with repeated criminal allegations. Many communities of said African-descent often find themselves caught in a vicious cycle of anxiety, due to constant psychological and spiritual warfare by Caucasian/European colonizers and their incompetent helpers of African-descent, unsure of what the future holds should they face additional fraudulent charges on top of existing and intentionally aggravated legal challenges perpetuated by corporate State, City, and County colony administrations that administer the circumstances that profit off the suffering of people in a “rigged” judicial system meant to purposely attack natural people of said African-descent.

Critics point to the need for liabilities and high accountability within the City of Orlando Police Department, to ensure that policy-enforcing employees working directly and indirectly for the agency, understand and respect all of the constitutional and de jure law protections that they claim for themselves. Police and so-called “Sheriffs” were never above-the-law. Legal experts emphasize that proper education about the Bill of Rights, particularly the Fifth Amendment, should be integral to the natural people. Accountability mechanisms, such as immediate termination and forfeiture of certain assets, with bonded financial penalties for de jure law public duty failures, along with a transparent complaint process for nationals (as in rightful heirs to the estate – Al Moroccans/Americans/Moors/Muurs/Moorish Americans), as well as upright naturalized citizens, are also considered essential to restore public confidence, as the Police dilemma is permanently corrected at North America.

Moreover, community outreach initiatives could help recompense people who were victimized by policy-enforcers (Police) and so-called “Sheriffs” operating upon the land in any capacity (public, private, and personal), while having practiced Color-of-Law and Color-of-Authority against upright and rightful heirs to the estate and upright, naturalized citizens. By engaging the public in conversations about legal rights and the implications of injurious Police actions, the City of Orlando Police Department can be held truly liable Nunc Pro Tunc (meaning Now for Then). The lawful engagement would not only uplift positive communities of natural people of said African-descent understanding their true rights, but also promote a culture of transparency and accountability against the decades of abuses conducted by Police at North America, which caused many, many innocent people their lives (i.e. George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Trayvon Martin, etc., etc.), while policy-enforcers (Police Departments) and their agency operations were exonerated from de jure law federal prosecution.

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