Lion News: Little Canada's Andy "Buttinski" Henderson Less Than Honorably Discharged Deserter & Dumb As A Post? Stupid "Buttinski" Only One With Functioning Electronic Equipment In Deputy Muellner Incident? Ramsey Co Dispatch, Allina Health Emergency Medical Services Paramedic & Building Security Guard All Have Catastrophic Loss Of Electronic Communication Data?

According to the fairy tale script that Andy "Buttinsk" Henderson is going along with is that he was the only one to have functioning electronic communication equipment on October. 30, 2012? Ramsey County Deputy Jacqueline Muellner, Ramsey County Dispatch, Allina Health Emergency Medical Services Paramedic Joshua Norgaard and an unnamed apartment security guard all had a catastrophic failure of electronic communication data?

Before the jury started was seated, Beck said he wanted to be able to introduce evidence to challenge the credibility of potential testimony from Henderson because he had been discharged from the military under a less than honorable discharge and had faced a court-martial for desertion. As trial begins, accused asserts right to record cops By Richard Chin. Pioneer Press. posted: 02/26/2014 12:01:00 AM CST.

You'd have to be pretty darn stupid to fall for that in the age of technology, wouldn't you?

You would, wouldn't you?

Henderson refused to give the deputy his name, insisting that he did nothing wrong, Riach said. When Henderson got the camera back from police about two weeks later, Henderson thought the video would confirm that he did nothing wrong, Riach said. But the camera's battery was dead and no recording was saved on it, Riach said. "The video is gone. But the truth remains," Riach said. "He just sat on the bench outside his apartment building doing what he had every right to do." Little Canada man's trial opens in filming of deputy, medics By Richard Chin Pioneer Press. posted: 02/26/2014 12:01:00 AM CST.

And since "Buttinski" Henderson isn't competent enough to defend himself in court, it would make sense that "Buttinski" Henderson isn't bright enough to figure out that a catastrophic data failure of electronic communication data from all those different sources isn't realistic, right?

Must be why "Buttinsk" Henderson is ranting and raving about his rights, when he should be screaming about malicious prosecution and the willful destruction of evidence, huh?

She said Henderson refused to identify himself, and he insisted he had a right to film the incident. She said that when she left the scene, she checked the camera but wasn't able to see any recording. But under a cross-examination, she admitted, "I didn't understand the camera." As trial begins, accused asserts right to record cops By Richard Chin. Pioneer Press. posted: 02/26/2014 12:01:00 AM CST.

Someone who is wise to the corruption of the world would be demanding maintenance logs and request for service reports for all that so-called faulty equipment, wouldn't they?

Paramedic Joshua Norgaard testified earlier that he asked Henderson to stop filming because paramedics were asking the patient about his medical history. “I want to protect [the patient’s] privacy,” Norgaard testified. … Henderson said apartment security asked him about his filming.

Privacy and civil liberties at stake in trial over filming of paramedics in Little Canada – Andrew J. Henderson is charged with disorderly conduct. His lawyer says actions were protected by the Constitution. Article by: CHAO XIONG, Star Tribune. Updated: February 26, 2014 - 9:35 PM

Since radio equipment and squad audio are all safety equipment, then it would be part of the public safety personnel's job to check their safety equipment at the beginning of each and every shift, wouldn't it?

Chuck Samuelson of the ACLU confirmed that the nonprofit had come to a verbal agreement with Lundquist and Henderson on Friday on Henderson's representation. Attorneys with the firm of Kelly & Lemmons, which is prosecuting Henderson on behalf of the city of Little Canada, did not immediately return phone calls seeking comment Friday. "We figure that when they're faced with legitimate legal representation, they'll say, 'Oops, our bad,' and drop the case," Samuelson said. Man charged after recording deputies has free lawyer, By Emily Gurnon, egurnon@pioneerpress.com, Posted: 01/11/2013 12:01:00 AM CST

It would, wouldn't it?

And I have public information from public safety policy and procedure manuals that say just that, don't I?

I do, don't I?

You see petty and stupid people like Andy "Buttinsk" Henderson blindly believe whatever the corrupt cops and corrupt prosecutors say, don't they? They do, don't they?

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