
A man with a prior felony conviction for robbery who was already out on bond in a burglary case is facing charges in a new armed robbery investigation. [More]
[Via bondmen]
Notes from the Resistance
This bill would require the Department of Justice to develop and launch a system to allow a person who resides in California to voluntarily add their own name to, and subsequently remove their own name from, the California Do Not Sell List, with the purpose of preventing the sale or transfer of a firearm to the person who adds their name, as specified. [More]
So… what the hell are they doing out without a custodian?
“Voluntary,” of course, means coereced to keep from having worse charges filed. Hey, why should people who don’t respect the Second Amendment care about the Fifth?
The feds tried this crap and never did explain where they get the authority from.
[Via Jess]
Deputies allege McMahon admitted to using a book of matches to set the church fire, adding that he “gets an adrenaline rush” from setting fires…McMahon has prior criminal history of similar activity in other communities. [More]
Add “matches” to the growing list…
[Via bondmen]
Upset that the karaoke machine at a Florida bar was not working, a man pointed a Glock pistol at another patron and fired off a round, according to police who arrested the suspect, a convicted felon barred from possessing a firearm. [More]
I could swear we’ve addressed this before…
[Via Steve T]
According to the Bismarck Police Department report, Chief Lahay stated he “instructed Officer (redacted) to go less lethal and transition to her taser.” FOX 2 redacted the other officer’s name since she is not accused of any wrongdoing. Lahay further stated that Kalob became aggressive and overpowered Roberta, who was holding on to Kalob at the time. Chief Lahay wrote, “Out of fear for the lives of Roberta, Officer (redacted) and myself of being shot by Kalob, I fired my duty pistol.” [More]
I’d hate to see’em go MORE lethal…
That said, it sounds like the contingency lawyer wants a payday from a no-win scenario because an immutable law had been ignored.
[Via bondmen]
A “cannibal” who killed a homeless man and ate his eyes and brain was committed in 2013 to Connecticut’s custody for a term of 60 years, then released from the secure facility where he had been housed on “temporary leave” to a group home in September 2023. A hearing scheduled for February 21 will determine whether he is essentially set free under “conditional release.” [More]
Some things are broken and cannot be fixed.
[Via Michael G]
An ex-con is locked up without bond for an alleged bologna sandwich battery, Florida police report. [More]
Assault bologna…?
NYC gun suspects dodged prison with gun ‘diversion’ program — now they’re accused in execution-style murder [More]
Had they previously proven they could not be trusted with guns?
If so, what were they doing outside of custodial care?
[Via Jess]
Cleveland fugitive charged in 2022 murder captured with loaded gun at deli [More]
I wonder what laws Giffords says we need…?
Sounds like a line right out of the NSDAP creed; good on ‘ya, mein bruder. [More]
You mean good on me. And assuring due process with a way to reestablish trust is hardly the Nazi way.
Amin Walker, who shot at Catholic priest 7 years ago, now wanted for murder in Cleveland Heights [More]
“[H]e’s a threat to our communities and needs to be located,” said CHPD Chief and Captain Obvious Award finalist Christopher Britton.
Because alleged domestic abusers pose a clear threat of violence, the measure is constitutional under the high court’s United States v. Rahimi ruling, Judge Jerry E. Smith said for the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. [More]
If they’re “alleged,” that hasn’t been proven and depriving them of their rights is tyranny.
If it has been proven that they pose a clear threat, leaving them free to victimize is unconscionable.
Any government that would do this to its citizens has delegitimized itself.
[Via Jess]
What was the first clue that this person is mentally ill? And if someone has proven they can’t be trusted with a knife, what the hell are they doing out?
Four teenagers arrested after crashing an allegedly stolen Kia during a police pursuit in Edina have been released from custody as prosecutors weigh charges against two of them… Eden Prairie police spokeswoman Joyce Lorenz said two of those arrested were 16 years old, one was 17 and one was 15. All have been released, Lorenz said. [More]
No, of course we can’t tell you who they are.
Who thinks this is the last we’ll hear of them?
[Via Jess]
Photos released of man wanted for murder of Metro bus driver in Seattle… Court records show Sitzlack was arrested in November 2023 for the murder of his roommate. [More]
But…but…but Chief “Only One” candidate Shon Barnes says the Second Amendment was written for a different time…
[Via Michael G]
A gun violence restraining order obtained by CBS 8 states a 20-year-old Carlsbad man was texting with Samantha Rupnow to coordinate a mass shooting. [More]
Because we all know dangerous people can’t get more guns.
So, due process trumps expedience…?
“Yes, I’d give the Devil benefit of law, for my own safety’s sake!”
[Via Steve T]
Tangentially Related UPDATE
[Via Michael G]
Christopher McDonnell, 32, pleaded guilty in October to more than 20 felonies including murder, attempted murder, murder conspiracy, weapon charges and being a felon illegally in possession of a firearm. [More]
Tell me I don’t want him anywhere near me without telling me I don’t want him anywhere near me.
So, how many times has he been cut loose to continue being a known threat?
Sounds like the whole family needs a custodian. And tell me Kayleigh doesn’t just scream “Good judgment in men”…
[Via Steve T]
Mentally ill Calif. school shooter fired at kids as ‘countermeasure’ for US involvement in ‘genocide of Palestinians’ [More]
“[A] long history of mental health issues, alarming criminal behavior, and past stints in prison,” eh?
And let’s hear if for California gun laws!
[Via Steve T]
Police illegally sell restricted weapons, supplying crime [More]
It’s a prickly issue, alright…
On the one hand, I see the danger.
On the other, it seems like Democrats could use this to call for destruction rather than resale to the public…
If government just followed the law, we woudn’t have this problem.
[Via Jess]
The New York Post reported that Romero had been released from jail only four days before this incident. Authorities told the Post that Romero had been “freed on Nov. 14 after serving just half his 50-day indecent exposure sentence due to ‘good behavior.’” [More]
Yeah, because if he’d tried that $h!+ there they’d have shivved his smirking punk @$$.
How much louder and clearer can some people make it that they can never be trusted without a custodian?
[Via Michael G]
Rinse and repeat: Missouri parolee linked to St. Louis County crime spree [More]
Sounds like someone has made his…
[Via bondmen]
North Andover man charged with illegal possession of guns, explosives… Medina is not allowed to possess firearms… [More]
There’s a truism to be admitted here.
[Via Edmund M]
The 144 people arrested have about 1,599 prior arrests and 1,669 felony charges between them. Nearly half of them were convicted felons. [More]
Or as race-hustling Democrats would say, they’re overrepresented in the criminal justice system…
So, how soon will they once more be deemed trustable without a custodian?
[Via Edmund M]
FBI tipped off in 2019 that Trump’s alleged would-be assassin had firearm as a felon [More]
“On the radar,” sure, but that’s not the standard I endorse.
Still, it proves a point.
And at least we get to see HIS manifesto…
In May, the sheriff said the ALPR system helped deputies track down a burglary suspect. Investigators identified the suspect car as a gray Porsche, and the owner was a 15-time convicted felon. [More]
The sheriff and his fawning media cheerleaders don’t think they’re kind of missing some larger points here…?
[Via Matthew L]