NYPD labels people professional agitators for filming policeMadison Ruppert, Contributor While this is hardly surprising coming from a police department so woefully corrupt that an officer who actually attempted to do his job by exposing rampant, systematic corruption ended up being thrown in a psychiatric ward by his superiors, it is troubling nonetheless. Let us not forget, the NYPD has also created a social media unit in order to conduct surveillance on various social media outlets, has been busted spying on innocent Muslims, using highly questionable tactics in order to arrest Occupy Wall Street activists and even been shown by a former narcotics detective to be fabricating drug charges to meet quotas. If anything can be said about the New York Police Department with any degree of certainty, it is that they probably have a significant reason to fear being recorded in carrying out their often deplorable activities. According to Christina Gonzalez Nysid, one of the two professional agitators depicted on the poster (which has a couple of egregious and hilariously elementary grammatical and spelling errors), she discovered it after walking in to the monthly 30th Precinct community board meeting. The poster reads (in all capital letters): See the poster displayed inside of the precinct in the below short video. One of themost laughable parts of this poster aside from the glaring errors which most high school graduates would likely catch is that the upper left hand corner appears to show the seal for the NYPDs Intelligence Division. Below the block of text we see that the point of contact appears to be a certain Sgt. Nicholson 30 Pct FIO with a cell phone number which is unfortunately quite hard to read due to the blurriness of the image. However, my best guess it that the number is (646) 210-9304. Other points of contact, gathered from the 30th Precincts official website, could be either the main precincts phone number: (212) 690-8811 or community affairs: (212) 690-8837. I highly encourage people to contact this precinct especially if you live in the area in order to make it clear that exercising ones right to film police is in no way an act of agitation and that people who choose to make a habit of exercising this right are not professional agitators. This type of attitude is what allows police around the country to think they have the right to brutally assault people for filming them, destroy evidence and conduct unlawful arrests. We are supposed to be protected and served by the police, not intimidated and harassed for attempting to hold them accountable for their actions. If we allow this type of attitude among police departments to flourish as it has, we can only expect more of the same. Did I forget anything or miss any errors? Would you like to make me aware of a story or subject to cover? Or perhaps you want to bring your writing to a wider audience? Feel free to contact me at admin@EndtheLie.com with your concerns, tips, questions, original writings, insults or just about anything that may strike your fancy. Please support our work and help us start to pay contributors by doing your shopping through our Amazon link or check out some must-have products at our store. This article first appeared at End the Lie. 