Notes from the Resistance
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]
Just tell me you’ve got Donald on board.
I suppose it’s too much to mention the only law that will work…
[Via Jess]
Johnson has been charged with first-degree murder, felon in possession of a firearm and two counts of felony firearm. [More]
Did somebody in charge decide he could be trusted without a custodian, or is the current system just demonstrably lazy and insane?
[Via Steve T]
The family hoped officers would either seize the weapon or transfer it elsewhere. The gun ended up with a third party, then eventually ended up back in Harris’ hands. Police could not take possession of the weapon at the time due to Missouri’s lack of a red flag law. [More]
Ya gotta wonder when people are going to wake up and realize it’s not the weapon that needs to be transferred elsewhere…
[Via bondmen]
Ten people were shot, including those who were killed, as gunfire erupted on the 1200 booth of North Alden Street at about 2 a.m., the Philadelphia Police told WPVI, adding that more than 100 people were at the scene for the party. [More]
I can’t tell you how many of my gatherings have been ruined by this.
Keep ignoring the undeniable and blaming the guns, idiot prohibitionists.
Hennings pleaded guilty in March 2024 to two counts of being a felon in possession of a firearm. A U.S. District Court judge sentenced Hennings to 100 months in federal prison. [More]
Since he’s already demonstrated that “gun laws” don’t stop him from getting one, the only rational explanation is he’ll be trustable by then.
[Via bondmen]
Illegal Alien Accused of Raping, Murdering Houston Teenager Wore ICE Ankle Monitor During the Attack [More]
Until they perfect Collars of Obedience, there’s really no getting around the Law.
[Via Michael G]
No Charges in Deadly ATF Arkansas Home Raid [More]
Did anyone seriously think there would be?
Those whose Constitutional mandate is to not infringe on it executed a citizen for exercising his right. Their pretext, that some of his sales allegedly went to “prohibited persons,” is a fraudulent excuse because there is no delegated power authorizing the whole concept.
There’s only one way to address that problem…
Schierbaum said the suspected shooter has been arrested at least 11 times and is someone who should never have been in possession of a gun. [More]
Yeah? And how does he propose to make that happen?
Interesting response options…
On a positive note, at least Moriarty wouldn’t have been scared.
[Via Jess]
Tangentially-Related UPDATES (Alright, they happened around Atlanta, so I’m gonna stuff ’em all in the same drawer)
These two take me back years, to a job I briefly touched on. They hired me to run their plant in SoCal but wanted to indoctrinate me with an introductory month-long gig as the preseident’s personal assistant, to learn the company (his) ways.
I wasn’t there but a day or two when he got the call that his Atlanta plant manager needed brain tumor surgery, so my trial by fire was to fly down there and take over the factory until such time as he could come back to work or a permanent replacement could be found.
I was going through the financials with the controller down there and asked why we were being hit up for something called “MARTA,” and she explained the Metropolitian Regional Transit Authority sales tax. The (black) foreman overheard us, laughed, and told me it stood for something else.
[Via Steve T]
