Mocking Police Is Cyber Stalking?

Crooked judges are now issuing warrants to arrest, prosecute and jail anonymous video makers who create a South Park style videos that mocks the police.

The video you are about to watch is a hilarious anonymous South Park style parody of police officers having a conversation. It makes no reference to any individuals or even to a police station or a town.

The video parody contains anonymous characters and refers to ambiguous situations that could be occurring at any police station around the nation.

But the police state will no longer tolerated such mockery and have declared the making of such a video has now been declared a crime.

In fact the specific crime is term cyber stalking and a criminal judge has signed off on a search warrant so our fascists dictatorial police state enforcers can arrest, prosecute an hail to person who made this anonymous video.


RENTON, Wash. — The Renton City Prosecutor wants to send a cartoonist to jail for mocking the police department in a series of animated Internet videos.

The “South-Park”-style animations parody everything from officers having sex on duty to certain personnel getting promoted without necessary qualifications. While the city wants to criminalize the cartoons, First Amendment rights advocates say the move is an “extreme abuse of power.”

Only KIRO Team 7 Investigative Reporter Chris Halsne holds a key document that really lays bare the city’s intent. The document was quietly filed in King County Superior Court last week. It’s a search warrant accusing an anonymous cartoon creator, going by the name of Mr. Fiddlesticks, of cyberstalking (RCW 9.61.260).

The Renton Police Department and the local prosecutor got a judge to sign off as a way to uncover the name of whoever is behind the parodies. Halsne talked with three nationally respected legal experts who believe the use of the cyberstalking statute is likely stomping on the constitution.