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    In 2011 Larken Rose wrote the essay "When Should You Shoot A Cop?" which was posted to CopBlock.org. After print-outs of that text were found at an Occupy event in Phoenix the Arizona-based fusion center issued a memo noting concerns of "officer safety." In reality, the text puts-forth that no one has extra rights and that, as each individual owns themselves, they have the right to employ self-defense against any aggressor. MORE: http://copblock.org/larkenrose

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    In 2011 Larken Rose wrote the essay "When Should You Shoot A Cop?" which was posted to CopBlock.org. After print-outs of that text were found at an Occupy event in Phoenix the Arizona-based fusion center issued a memo noting concerns of "officer safety." In reality, the text puts-forth that no one has extra rights and that, as each individual owns themselves, they have the right to employ self-defense against any aggressor. MORE: http://copblock.org/larkenrose

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    October 27, 2011 UNCLASSI F I ED / F OR OF F I CI AL USE ONLY SO110013

    For additional information regarding this bulletin contact ACTI C at Intelligence@azdps.gov or (602) 644-
    5805/5842/5922/5927.

    UNCL ASSI F I ED / F OR OF F I CI AL USE ONL Y
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    COUNTER-TERRORISM INFORMATION CENTER
    (602) 644-5805 y (877) 2 SAVE AZ or (877) 272-8329 y Fax (602) 644-8718 y AcTIC@AZDPS.GOV


    OF F I CER SAF E T Y
    Document Found at Occupy Event
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    Copies oI an 'inIormational letter were leIt on a table
    Ior protestors pick up and read during the 'Occupy
    Phoenix event at Cesar Chavez Park. The presence of
    the letter was reported to the ACTIC by a Maricopa
    County SheriII`s Deputy who had responded to an un-
    related call and was alerted to it by another deputy
    working the event.

    This letter is blatantly anti-government and anti-law
    enforcement in nature. It not only condones but even
    encourages citizens to kill any 'government agent (i.e.
    law enforcement officer), who in their perception
    violates their rights. Examples are given in the
    document, oI 'illegal search and seizure, sobriety and
    border checkpoints, airport security, etc. In essence
    this document states that citizens have the right and moral obligation to resist any action by law enforcement
    that is viewed as a violation oI the citizen`s rights, and oIten-times resistance involves killing officers.

    'Occupy events have drawn protestors for various causes including 'Chalk the Police and 'Police
    Brutality Day. With emotions high in regards to law enIorcement and government personnel, there is
    obvious concern this document could incite actions with protestors to take actions they might not have taken
    otherwise.

    If you have seen similar literature or have any information regarding this issue, please contact ACTIC
    Intelligence Unit at: (602) 644-5805 / 5842 / 5927, or send an email to: intelligence@azdps.gov.

    ACTI C COMMENT: There have been no specific or credible threats against law enforcement agencies,
    officers or public officials, and no arrests have been made. This situation is currently under investigation.

    Posted on the Occupy Phoenix Facebook site, this photo

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    are the 99% too.

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