he's a research fellow at blue print for free speech, r e. tell us about your case. what did you do that made you blow the whistle? saint john? well, in 2001. ah, it was invited to join 3rd reserve police force. now to me that was a great opportunity. since i come from a family of 4 use officers. i mean, my brother was a police officer, my uncle, my causing so everybody was a will use officer. now i was the giggles of family. i was think there was a computers. but in south africa that, that what you and your ice and i joined the force now in 2004 i was, i witnessed a, the 1st torture of the units and it was horrific. it was terrible. i mean, i grew up in greece, up until 17, in the democratic country, and you know, docile to well be brought up some. so when a, so a and african suspect he was a suspect of stone and laptops, been stripped naked bass into a chair, and then police officers putting a bug over his head and suffocate him. you know, that was at any point for me. so what i did at this point was, at the time the smart forms just are coming outs up to cut my sm

r e. tell us about your case. what did you do that made you blow the whistle? thank you, john. well, in 2001. ah, it was invited to join the reserve police force. now to me that was a great opportunity since i come from a family of 4 use officers. i mean, my brother was a police officer, my uncle mads, causing so everybody was of will yourself. so now i was the geek of the family. i was think there was a computers, but in south africa. but the what you and your eyes and i joined the force now it 2004. i was, i witnessed a, the 1st torture of the unit and it was horrific. it was terrible. i mean, i grew up in greece, up until 17, in a democratic country and you know, thus of the well being brought up. so, when i saw an african suspect, he was a suspect of historian laptop, the stripped naked place into a chair. then yes, officers putting a bag over his head and suffocate him. you know, that was a turning point for me. so what i did at this point was, at a time for smartphones just are coming outs up, took out my smartphone, and i pretend i was talking to my mother in greece in g

he's a research fellow at blue print for free speech r e. tell us about your case. what did you do that made you blow the whistle? saint john? well in 2001. ah, it was invited to join 3rd reserve police force. now to me that was a great opportunity since i come from a family of 4 use officers. i mean, my brother was a police officer. my uncle might be causing so everybody was of will yourself. so now i was the geek of the family. i was think there was a computers, but in south africa that the what you and your eyes and i joined the force now. it 2004. i was, i witnessed a, the 1st torture of the unit and it was horrific. it was terrible. i mean, i grew up in greece, up until 17, in the democratic country. and you know, docile to well be brought up so. so when a soul in an african suspect, he was a suspect of stunning laptops being stripped naked bass into a chair, and then police officers putting a bag over his head and suffocate him. you know, that was at any point for me. so what i did at this point was, at the time the smart forms, the dust are coming outs up, to

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