PA RNC WOMAN ARRESTED TELLING PEOPLE STAY IN LINE TO VOTE - 17 mins.

PENNSYLVANIA (PA) REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE (RNC) WOMAN
VAL BIANCANIELLO, ARRESTED FOR ENCOURAGING VOTERS NOT TO LEAVE VOTING LINE BECAUSE OF LONG WAITING TIME - 17 mins. JOHN FREDERICKS, COL. JOHN MILLS OF OUTSIDE THE BELTWAY, JUST THE NEWS, AND THE GELLER REPORT, CONTRIBUTED TO THIS REPORT - 10-28-2024.
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POLICE ARRESTED VAL BIANCANIELLO FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT. SHE REPORTED THE POLICE WERE REVIEWING VIDEOS TO TRY TO FIND SOME CRIME SHE HAD COMMITTED TO JUSTIFY THE ARREST.

WHAT WAS THE PROBABLE CAUSE AND CRIME SHE HAD COMMITTED TO ALLOW THE AMERICAN GESTAPO TO ARREST HER?

WHO WAS HER ACCUSERS? DID THE POLICE HAVE THE IDENTIFICATION OF THOSE WHO HAD ACCUSED HER? DID THE PEOPLE COMMIT A CRIME FALSELY ACCUSING AND MAKING A FALSE POLICE REPORT?

IT IS DONE THOUSANDS OF TIMES A DAY FOR THE POLICE TO TAKE THIRD PARTY, HEARSAY AND USE IT TO VIOLATE A CITIZEN'S RIGHTS, ILLEGALLY DETAIN THEM, ARREST THEM, POSSIBLY BEAT THEM OR EVEN KILL THEM AND NOT EVEN HAVE THE IDENTITY OF THE PERSON MAKING THE CLAIM OF A CRIME COMMITTED.

THANK YOU RIGHT WING, REPUBLICANS, CONSERVATIVES, CHRISTIANS FOR SUPPORTING AN AMERICAN GESTAPO THAT LIES, STEALS, AND COMMITS VIOLENT CRIMINAL ACTS AGAINST AMERICAN CITIZENS VIOLATING THEIR OATH TO UPHOLD THE CONSTITUTION AND PROTECT CITIZENS' RIGHTS.

THIS IS THE SAME THING THAT WAS DONE IN NAZI GERMANY BY THE SAME TYPE OF PEOPLE THAT ARE NOW SUPPORTING BULLY THUG CRIMINALS PROTECTING CRIMINAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES HERE IN AMERICA BY THE POINT OF A GUN AND THE ILLEGAL AND CORRUPT JUSTICE ORGANIZATION.

IS IT TIME FOR THE STATES TO GET OUT OF THE LAWYER BUSINESS AND PROVIDE PROTECTION AND DEFEND THE CITIZENS THEY BY LAW DESERVE?
D.S.A.

AS MENTIONED BY COL. JOHN MILLS (RET.) "WE ARE IDENTIFYING A MASSIVE NATION WIDE RICO CONSPIRACY TO THROW THE ELECTION..."
RACKETEER INFLUENCED AND CORRUPT ORGAINIZATIONS ACT (RICO) :
"Part of the Organized Crime Control Act of 1970, the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) makes it unlawful to acquire, operate, or receive income from an enterprise through a pattern of racketeering activity. Geared toward ongoing organized criminal activities, the underlying tenet of RICO is to prove and prohibit a pattern of crimes conducted through an “enterprise,” which the statute defines as “any individual, partnership, corporation, association, or other legal entity, and any union or group of individuals associated in fact although not a legal entity.”

Under RICO, it is a crime for an individual to belong to an “enterprise” that is involved in a pattern of racketeering, even if the racketeering was committed by other members. Specifically, Section 1962 of RICO prohibits “any person” from: (a) using income received from a pattern of racketeering activity or from the collection of an unlawful debt to acquire an interest in an enterprise affecting interstate commerce; (b) acquiring or maintaining through a pattern of racketeering activity or through collection of an unlawful debt an interest in an enterprise affecting interstate commerce; (c) conducting or participating in the conduct of the affairs of an enterprise affecting interstate commerce through a pattern of racketeering activity or through collection of an unlawful debt; or (d) conspiring to participate in any of these activities.

In order for an individual or organization to be convicted of racketeering under RICO, there must be proof of a “pattern” of illegal offenses, which RICO defines as the commission of at least two identified criminal offenses within a 10-year period. RICO defines racketeering in an extremely broad manner and includes many offenses that do not ordinarily violate federal statutes, such as any act or threat involving murder, kidnapping, gambling, arson, robbery, bribery, extortion, or dealing in narcotic or other dangerous drugs.

In addition, RICO lists numerous federal offenses that the statute defines as racketeering: bribery, sports bribery, counterfeiting, embezzlement from union funds, loan sharking, mail fraud, wire fraud, obstruction of justice, trafficking in contraband cigarettes, prostitution and trafficking in people, bankruptcy fraud, drug violations, and obscenity. As long as the “racketeering activity” is “chargeable” or “indictable” under an applicable criminal statute, the substantive RICO charge is available.

RICO creates offenses and penalties above and beyond those prescribed for specific criminal offenses for those involved in an ongoing illegal enterprise that engages in racketeering. The maximum criminal penalties for violating RICO include a $25,000 fine and imprisonment for 20 years. These penalties are imposed on top of the criminal penalties resulting from two or more substantive offenses that the individual or organization has committed in the 10-year period. In addition to the criminal penalties, there are forfeiture provisions requiring the violators to forfeit any business or property derived from their illegal offenses.

Alongside criminal actions, RICO permits private plaintiffs and the government to seek redress in a civil action. Indeed, perhaps the most controversial aspect of RICO is that the government can seize and confiscate what it deems to be the proceeds of crime through the civil courts. RICO allows the government or a private citizen to file a civil suit requesting the court to order the forfeiture of assets, to impose sanctions, or to provide injunctive relief against an individual or organization involved in a “pattern of racketeering.” The civil action provisions of RICO can: force a defendant to forfeit any interest in property, restrict a defendant from engaging in certain future activities or investments, or dissolve or reorganize an enterprise. These penalties were intended to address the economic roots and organizational infrastructure of ongoing criminal conspiracies." Britannica