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  • e-man
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    I just sent my complaint to the FCC. I am outraged, G-d forbid a WHITE cop spoke on a radio show about beating up a black man on the street or something like that... DISGUSTING

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  • e-man
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    Baed on the article, there was a clear and present danger for any cop in the area who works the 'black' neighborhoods. I vote that these F-tards be taken out back and see who the real DJ Chaos is I am sooo sick of this crap they should be fired {sorry if they already are, Iam alittle slow on weekends} and arrested for something. Voicing an opinion or personal experience is one thing but trying to tell the black community how to disarma cop is an OUTRAGE

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  • stuart716
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    sent one in just now. if you go to the fcc website you can use the internet complaint form 475. the phone is 314-333-8000, you will need it to complete the form. hope everyone else sends in a complaint.

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  • MemphisPD
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    request for termination sent. Howard Stern should hear this if he hasn't aleady.

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  • mrkoje
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    Disgusting

    I think what the two DJs said over the air waves in St Louis was very distasteful and it makes me very angry.

    The FCC is barred by law from trying to prevent the broadcast of any point of view. The Communications Act prohibits the FCC from censoring broadcast material, in most cases, and from making any regulation that would interfere with freedom of speech. Expressions of views that do not involve a "clear and present danger of serious substantive evil" come under the protection of the Constitution, which guarantees freedom of speech and freedom of the press. The FCC cannot suppress such expressions. According to an FCC opinion on this subject, "the public interest is best served by permitting free expression of views." This principle ensures that the most diverse and opposing opinions will be expressed, even though some may be highly offensive. However, the Commission does have enforcement responsibilities in certain limited instances.

    I know I do not all the facts of the case but do you think that a broadcast like this... telling people how to hurt police... almost encouraging them to do so could be critera for "clear and present danger of serious substantial evil?"

    Here is what the FCC has to say:


    Mike

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  • Centurion44
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    Originally posted by Tennsix
    Telling people how to disarm a police officer is not offering an opinion. From the sounds of it, they were inciting people to revolt against the police.
    Count De Money: Sir, the people are revolting!

    King: Boy, you said it! They stink on ice!

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  • sflcop
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    Spoke to PD here... letter being written.

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  • AtlCop
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    I've been told that Hannity discussed this on his show today. I'm glad to hear it is getting national attention.

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  • Tennsix
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    Originally posted by Centurion44
    Hey, they have a right to voice their opinion just like we have a right to voice ours. Too bad for them our target auidence is their boss and their target audience are people too broke to buy a CD player.
    Telling people how to disarm a police officer is not offering an opinion. From the sounds of it, they were inciting people to revolt against the police.

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  • AtlCop
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    Originally posted by Centurion44
    Hey, they have a right to voice their opinion just like we have a right to voice ours. Too bad for them our target auidence is their boss and their target audience are people too broke to buy a CD player.
    You are right. They do have the right to voice their opinion. However, they voiced it on a privately owned station. This privately owned station and their parent company rely on advertising money. As a result, listeners can somewhat say who they want on the radio stations they listen to.

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  • pawncop
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    Request for termination sent from Texas.

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  • Delta784
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    Originally posted by retired
    I would expect that they will ultimately be terminated.
    If so, they'll be hired by someone else, probably at twice the money.

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  • Centurion44
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    Hey, they have a right to voice their opinion just like we have a right to voice ours. Too bad for them our target auidence is their boss and their target audience are people too broke to buy a CD player.

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  • sflcop
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    As an officer who also DJ's for a major radio station here in WPB part time, I am disgusted at what I just read. I have already put a call into my program director to see what we can do on the radio end of things to get these two morons gone.

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  • AtlCop
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    Originally posted by retired
    I would expect that they will ultimately be terminated.
    I hope so. Hopefully, a few emails will help speed that process along.

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