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Cops & CPS Seize Child From Parents For Mistrusting Government
Barry and Candi Cooper appear on The Alex Jones Show to discuss the loss of their 7-year-old son due to their kop-busting activism.
Police: Teaching Kids to Mistrust Government Makes Couple ‘Unsuitable’ Parents
Texans, beware: If you teach your kids that the “government is out to harm them,” police in Williamson County might just deem you an “unsuitable” parent.
‘KopBusters’ Couple Lose Son Over Misdemeanor Pot Charge
The continued police harassment of KopBusting activists Barry and Candi Cooper leads to the temporarily loss of custody of their son.
Raid Details, “BackTalk” Show 2
Candi attempted to turn herself over to the kops Tuesday but unclear language between the police and our lawyer caused us to reschedule her jailing for Thursday. She will only have to spend a few hours in jail. I hope Texas feels safer knowing Candi is in jail for a marijuana roach...ridiculous. I'm really mad about this.
KopBusting Ex-Narc Plans To Sue Police for Millions
CANNABIS CULTURE - Ex-narcotics officer Barry Cooper is fuming over a police raid on his home and plans to sue the officers and officials involved for $30 million, calling their conduct "obvious retaliation" for a sting operation he pulled on Texas police for his show KopBusters.
Texas Man Gets 35 Years For Pot Possession
Henry Walter Wooten has been sentenced to 35 years in prison for possession of 4.6 ounces of marijuana.
Barry and Candi Raided and Arrested For Busting Kops
Our home was raided by two narcotics units last Tuesday for a misdemeanor warrant of "False Report To a Peace Officer."
KopBusters’ Barry Cooper Busted by Kops
CANNABIS CULTURE - Ex-narcotics officer turned cop-busting filmmaker Barry Cooper has been arrested for allegedly filing a false police report in a KopBusters sting operation, and for possession of less than a gram of marijuana found in a raid on his home.
Texas Group Wants to Legalize Marijuana as Medicine
Fourteen states have legalized marijuana as a medicine with a doctor’s permission, and a Dallas group is pushing for Texas to be the next.
