Notes from the Resistance
Louisiana sheriff charged after toilet jailbreak let 10 inmates escape in lockup fiasco [More]
Ah, yes, a sheriff for the people…
Fauci advisor David Morens admits in an email that he “learned from our foia lady here how to make emails disappear after i am foia’d but before the search starts” [More]
Top government officials sound just like Bart Simpson. Pathetic.
Sounds like it’s time to make him disappear, or at least use the leverage to squeeze him to name higher-ups.
I know, keep dreaming?
It’ll depend on who he’s more scared of.
[Via Len Savage]
Three Georgia State Patrol troopers who intentionally bumped vehicles or performed other maneuvers to stop vehicles during pursuits sought payouts afterward from the other driver’s insurance, claiming personal injuries to supplement their paychecks, an internal investigation found. [More]
And just wait ’til you see what we can do with tripping hazards in wrong house raids!
[Via Michael G]
4 Cleveland Police officers, 4 former employees indicted for fraud, tampering with records [More]
Affidavit: SAPD employee allegedly accessed internal info, shared photo with auto theft suspect [More]
And:
Unauthorized database searches in spotlight after Washington Co. deputy fired for misuse [More]
OK, but I’m sure ATF would never abuse its records, aren’t you?
[Via Steve T]
The momentum for expulsion comes after a House ethics subcommittee found Cherfilus-McCormick guilty of more than two dozen ethics violations in March, including allegations related to stealing millions of disaster relief funds to finance her congressional run. She is also facing a separate federal criminal indictment that could result in more than 53 years in prison if convicted. [More]
What is it with ethical dwarfs supported by prohibitionist groups wanting our guns?
And what is it with voters in her district electing a scumbagette to replace a scumbag?
Hunter Biden’s attorney says he is living outside the US and unable to cover mounting legal bills [More]
I thought he was above such mundane things the rest of us are held accountable for…
Can’t The Big Guy kick some back?
Sheriff’s lieutenant with million-pound fireworks stash led to deadly blast, prosecutors say [More]
This one particularly grinds my gears because I used to work in the fireworks industry in California, initially brought in to help fight multiple municipal ballot measures to ban them. The “rationale” was to blame tepid “safe and sane” fountains for the illegal stuff brought in from Pahrump and beyond.
When I think of what we had to go through to operate in compliance, the worthy nonprofit efforts that were denied a great fundraising tool, the sanctimonioius blue noses who demanded their prejudice ruin things for everybody, and the Democrats who led the efforts to ban them, let’s just say I would not be a very fair juror.
[Via Steve T]
“We’re going to make the case on why this new gunshot detection technology, as well as license plate readers, our real time center, more cameras, all this technology, gives us more intelligence, gives us more data to keep our streets safe,” Bibb said. [More]
Of course Bibb’s a member!
And I like how the biggest objection his Menshevik rivals have is the data could be shared with ICE.
[Via JG]
Democratic Activist Claims ‘Shocking’ Number of Women Prepared to Accuse Swalwell of Harassment [More]
For once I say take him at his word:
“I will not be a governor that tolerates violence against women in our state. Period … I don’t want men harassing you in the women’s locker room…. “I’m going to protect women. I did as a prosecutor…no woman should be harassed in any locker room. That’s a crime,” he said.
Maybe he’ll say he wasn’t in a locker room…
Say, is that a mob forming…?
[Via Tacticool Memes]
I returned to Washington to fully expose the abuses by the FBI and DOJ against J6 defendants, but it became clear that this will only happen from outside of government. [More]
That remains my main objection with the Second Amendment Task Force.
You can’t expect swamp creatures to drain their habitat.
[Via bondmen]
He Used Drugs to Exploit His Victims – Now He’s Facing Decades in Prison – An Ohio jury found a law enforcement official guilty for using his former position to intimidate witnesses, steal department property, and corrupting confidential informants. [More]
Thank goodness we have men like him out there taking guns away from crimin… oh, wait…
[Via Michael G]
There are currently 22 open misconduct complaints against the Minneapolis chief of police, who himself has criticized a “lack of accountability” when it comes to Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations. [More]
That lump’s got as many stars on his collar as the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
[Via Michael G]
Fingers would be better pointed at Mexico’s pervasive corruption and tyrannical citizen disarmament edicts that have made a cartel black market both lucrative and inevitably bloody. [More]
The media pulling the same deceptions we saw before Operation Fast and Furious “Gunwalking” makes this déjà vu all over again.
An embattled lawmaker facing five decades in prison will face the congressional spotlight Thursday during an ethics trial that could result in her expulsion from the House of Representatives. [More]
