Category: corruption

We’re the Only Ones Corrupt Enough

An Indiana judge unsealed court records on Tuesday that show how investigators built a case against a former police chief now facing 17 felony charges… His warrant shows he’s charged with two counts of bribery, five counts of fraud, four counts of official misconduct, three counts of theft and three counts of ghost employment. [More]

It’s funny, how the first thing you see on their Facebook page is a scam alert…

[Via Steve T]

Secret Service Response to Biden Granddaughter Car Break-In Violates MPDC Use of Force Instructions

What would happen if an ordinary citizen had opened fire on car thieves? What is the likelihood he would not already have been arrested? Should the agent(s) be treated any differently? [More]

Or as Capt. Bryant said in Blade Runner, “You know the score, pal. If you’re not cop, you’re little people.”

We’re the Only Ones Sourcing Enough

This week, Sarah Fields, a journalist with The Publica Now, revealed on social media that FBI agents came to her home on October 17 unannounced. She claimed the agency demanded that she talk with them about her coverage of an alleged Hamas training camp on the US-Mexico border. In her posts, Fields claims that the FBI was trying to get her to reveal her sources. [More]

That way, if she does their work for them they can get back to the headline-making business of raiding J6 suspects…

What do you want to bet they’re trying to keep a lid on a guy on the inside while they wait for a bigger headline-making event to explode in our faces?

And tangentially related, WTF, soulless GOP demons…?

[Via Michael G]

As Rome Burns

A male Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. supervisor in San Francisco invited employees to a strip club. A supervisor in Denver had sex with his employee, told other employees about it and pressed her to drink whiskey during work. Senior bank examiners texted female employees photos of their penises. All of the men remained employed at the agency. [More]

And when the house of cards collapses and burns, ordinary lives throughout the land are ruined, and the elites get richer, how many of the derelict guards who let it happen on their watch while they ignored their duties and reveled in self-serving corruption will be called to account?

And why is the insider, whose desk the buck supposedly stops at, not even mentioned? What color is his parachute?

At least any bank left standing will still have Merchant Category Codes…

Point/Counterpoint

And here come the narrative media denials…

I’d say this has risen to the court/election interference level where it warrants a Justice Department subpoena and investigation to see who’s playing whom…

Who would be against it?

A Mixed Blessing

Indiana Supreme Court Rules Property Owners in Civil Forfeiture Cases are Entitled to a Jury Trial [More]

Better than nothin’, I suppose…

The Catch-22 being, if they have property they won’t qualify for a public defender and will be forced to risk complete ruin trying to recover what was stolen… Meanwhile, the thieves get all legal expenses paid “courtesy” of unlimited hostage plunder.

I still want me one of them Leathermans…

[Via Michael G]

We’re the Only Ones Drying Out Enough

They say 25-year-old Alexander Roy was trying a “dry fire” of the gun, thinking that it was unloaded, when he aimed at Hernandez and shot him. Police say alcohol was a factor in the shooting. [More]

Oh, but something like this has to be a one-time thing, right?

Right…?

Tell me again about police officer gun exemptions due to superior training and trustworthiness…

[Via Steve T]