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Death penalty in Phx administered by cops for no front bicycle light
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Eric Wayne Baker was traffic-stopped by Phoenix PD for riding a bicycle without a front light, assaulted during rough arrest, tasered multiple times and restrained until he died during arrest.
Eric Wayne Baker
Age: 52
Gender: Male
Race: White
Date: 04/04/2026
Location: Buena Apartments, 1400 block of W. Dobson Road / University Drive and Dobson Road
City: Mesa
County: Maricopa
State: Arizona
Agency: Mesa Police Department
Officer(s): Not Disclosed
Cause of Death: Taser
Event: Died after police foot pursuit, physical restraint and multiple Taser deployments during traffic stop for riding bicycle without front light
On 04/04/2026 at approximately 8:30 p.m., Mesa Police Department officers saw 52-year-old Eric Wayne Baker riding a bicycle near University Drive and Dobson Road. Police said the bicycle lacked a required front light. Officers activated emergency lights and sirens, and Baker continued west on University Drive before entering the Buena Apartments. Two officers pursued him on foot while a third drove around the complex. Baker crashed his bicycle onto a concrete walkway.
Police said Baker pulled away, would not give officers his hands, attempted to get up and kicked at officers as they tried to arrest him. During the approximately one-minute-and-35-second struggle, officers physically struck Baker and deployed Tasers multiple times. Three officers eventually handcuffed him. Police also learned Baker had an active felony warrant related to a probation revocation.
Bystander video presents a disputed view of the struggle. The recording shows three officers restraining Baker on the ground. Baker's face appears bloodied, and he can repeatedly be heard saying that he cannot breathe. A witness told ABC15 that Baker was not fighting officers but was pleading for help. Baker's daughter, Charlee Baker, later disputed the police account that her father assaulted an officer.
Police said approximately 45 seconds after Baker was handcuffed, officers moved him onto his side. About 40 seconds later they requested an expedited medical response. Police said Baker continued yelling, kicking and moving on the ground, and responding medical personnel were initially unable to obtain his vital signs because of his movement.
Baker was placed in an ambulance for transport to a hospital. He became unresponsive during transport. Resuscitation efforts were begun, but he died.
Baker's family retained civil-rights attorney Benjamin Taylor and questioned the amount of force used during an encounter that began with a bicycle-light violation. Three months after Baker's death, the Maricopa County Medical Examiner's autopsy findings had still not been released. The Maricopa County Attorney's Office currently lists Baker's in-custody death investigation as “Awaiting submittal,” with Mesa Police Department as the investigating agency.
The three involved officers were placed on 40 hours of critical-incident leave and later returned to duty. Mesa Police did not refer the death to an outside agency, stating that it did not meet the East Valley Critical Incident Response Team's criteria. The department's Critical Incident Review Board, including Internal Affairs and Training Division personnel, is reviewing the incident.
Weapon(s): None reported.
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Happy indigenous day to all the zionist and white supremacist on this app.
We're still here, your genocide didnt work out completely.
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Indigenous Peoples Day is today and it’s important to remember Native Americans are not merely historical people. We are still here and the oldest injustice in US history—the dispossession of land from hundreds of Indigenous nations mainly by fraudulent treaties—is still ongoing!
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HALF-A-BILLION 🤯
Remember: Police liability payouts come out of the General Fund, NOT the police department's operating budget.
This is why other city services like street services, animal services, transportation, youth development, & audits got cut.
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Ellen Barkin@EllenBarkinOct 8
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“…RAPED 5 YEAR OLD GRANDSON”. Think about that for a second. His grandson. 5 years old.
An incestuous pedophile endorsed by a rapist president.
Sounds about right.
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BREAKING: For Trump's wall, Border Patrol cut down the sacred Grandmother Tree, a more than 200-year-old Cottonwood on private property + Indigenous territory.
The tree sitter and many others have been arrested, according to activists @ Tierra Libre anti-border wall camp in AZ
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For anyone confused about Jane Doe's reaction during or after her attack.. She was given KETAMINE. KETAMINE IS A DISASSOCIATIVE ANESTHETIC. She was anesthetized. ANESTHETIZED. She could not fight back, she could not reason or protect herself, her senses and reactions were obtunded. She had no chance against those evil little bastards..
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If they had believed Christine Ford, we wouldn't have Justice Kavanaugh.
If they had believed Anita Hill, wouldn't have Justice Thomas.
If only they'd believe Epstein victims, we wouldn't have Trump.
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it's chilling how many men think women "regret" sex so much they would spend years of their life enduring public humiliation and scrutiny by accusing men of rape. where did this talking point even come from? I'm seeing it in the replies of nearly every tweet about cornell
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Good morning to all the women who voted for Trump!
Your daughters and granddaughters will spend their lives ashamed of you. Way to go!
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rape an unconcious woman behind a dumpster? you have a bright future.
gang rape a woman with your teammates? you'll still get drafted to the NHL.
drug & rape a student with your frat bros? just write an essay.
say 'free palestine'? expelled & charged with acts of terrorism.
The allegations in the Cornell University sexual assault case are nothing short of horrifying. For any student to come forward after an experience like this takes extraordinary courage. No student should ever be left wondering whether the institutions meant to protect them will listen and act.
I support the district attorney’s decision to reopen the criminal investigation. But there are also serious questions about Cornell’s campus culture and its systems for prevention, reporting, and response.
That is why I am calling for outside counsel to conduct a transparent, independent review of the university’s response to determine whether Cornell met every obligation to protect its students and pursue justice.
Cornell Chi Phi house should be torn down, brick by brick.
Cornell's Director of the Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards, Christina Liang, should be fired.
Cornell's board of trustees should be disbanded.
cornellsun.com/article/2026/…
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I keep coming back to the Cornell Chi Phi case because the disciplinary side of this is hard to wrap your head around. TWO WOMEN WERE HEADING THE DISCIPLINARY DEPARTMENTS AT CORNELL AT THE TIME!
A female student alleged that she was drugged and sexually assaulted by multiple fraternity members. Seven students were accused, and Cornell investigated the case through its Title IX and student-conduct offices.
At the time, Lauren Branchini was Cornell’s Title IX Coordinator, and Christina Liang headed the Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards, the office responsible for student discipline.
Then comes the part that really needs explaining: according to the lawsuit, some of the accused students were given the opportunity to submit essays to mitigate their conduct. The woman’s attorney has said the outcomes included expulsions for two students, while others reportedly received lesser sanctions, including suspensions, workshops or essays. I’m not saying Branchini or Liang personally ordered anyone to write an essay — the public record does not establish that. But these were the two women leading the Cornell offices at the center of the Title IX and disciplinary process.
It's not JUST men covering for men.....women are seemingly to blame, as well.
So the questions are simple:
Who actually made the decisions about the punishment? And why, in a case involving allegations of a gang rape, were essays even part of the conversation?
Cornell says student privacy prevents it from releasing the individual disciplinary outcomes. Maybe so. But that doesn't make the questions go away.
#Cornell
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Replying to @unionnick @Cornell
At Cornell, one person— Christina Liang — handles every disciplinary case, including the Cornell Seven’s and the suspensions of over 40 protestors. Liang wrote in 2025 that “2024 was one of the most challenging years of my career…and it helped me learn that caring less is okay.”
































