Notes from the Resistance
A colleague told police they overheard Decie say, “When something like that happens, it makes me want to go home and get my rifle.” [More]
If hearsay’s all they’ve got on him, why is he facing any charges?
And think carefully about demanding charges for this lunatic.
Because doors can swing both ways.
Black athletic director arrested for using AI audio to frame white principal with racist rant. [More]
Look at the results appropriate punishment can produce:
“This is the darkest episode of my entire life. I want to apologize to the state of Singapore for the stupid act…I’ve learned my lesson and will never do it again.” and “I promise I will never do it again. I want to apologize to you, and my family for the shame and situation I’ve put them into.”
Text, history, and tradition confirm no Eighth Amendment conflict.
Think of all the money we’d save on “mentoring programs.”
[Via Michael G]
The man accused of sucker-punching women in seemingly random attacks in a span of weeks in Manhattan was arrested and faces hate crime charges, according to police. [More]
Won’t anyone consider the systemic hardships Daquan has had to overcome and realize he has to work twice as hard to punch white women?
Any bets they’re all Democrats?
[Via bondmen]
A Secret Service officer assigned to protect Vice President Kamala Harris who got into a brawl with her colleagues earlier this week previously filed a $1 million gender discrimination lawsuit against the city of Dallas while working as a police officer. [More]
Herczeg showed up at the terminal and began acting erratically, grabbing another senior agent’s personal phone and deleting applications on it, according to two sources familiar with the matter… But Herczeg’s bizarre behavior didn’t stop. She then began mumbling to herself, hid behind curtains, and started throwing items, including menstrual pads, at an agent, telling him that he would need them later to save another agent and telling her peers that they were “going to burn in hell and needed to listen to God” …
Well, now we have a name…
What’s amazing is that routine testing systems aren’t in place to identify emotional issues for those responsible for the protection of top officials and how vulnerable that leaves them– or maybe someone does know and that’s the way they want it.
If “they’re “law enforcement” is not seeing the bizarreness up close and personal, how are they prepared to issue red flag judgments on strangers?
[Via Lane]
I see only 13K views in 21 hours.
Can we make it 13M?
Share this video with everyone in your sphere of influence.
[Via Jess]
One of LA Soros DA George Gascon’s Top Employees — the Attorney “For Ethics and Integrity Operations” — Illegally Accessed Police Files on Political Opponents [More]
If you have enough dirt on them, they’ll do anything.
Just ask Mike Johnson.
[Via Michael G]
Tangentially Related UPDATE
U.S. Intel Community Probably Has Dirt on Members of Congress: NAPOLITANO [More]
Come to think of it, anybody seeing the DSM making an issue out of no Epstein list yet?
[Via GP]
Watch: Migrants Gone Wild On Streets Of Midtown Manhattan [More]
What ever happened to deporting undesirable aliens?
I guess “undesirable to whom?” answers that question.
New Jersey Target employee thwarts 3 women stealing shopping cart full of merchandise: police [More]
He’s lucky they didn’t go violently entitled on him.
Or that Target doesn’t fire him.
In general, when the grabbers say women are endangered by a gun in the home, these are the types — whose chronic poor choices include with the males they attach themselves to — that they’re talking about.
But if they admit that, they won’t be able to spread risk equity, and diversify it to include women who have made better choices.
Video released: Assault on Embark bus driver leads to crash into Oklahoma City business [More]
Y’ever notice how the same people condemning “the American obsession with driving” demand we be helpless on public transit?
[Via Steve T]
This year, grants will be prioritized for organizations that focus on youth diversion and mentoring, and violence interruption, among other related areas, according to a news release. [More]
And we quickly saw the dividends from 2023 “effort”s…
It’s working about as well as it does in St. Louis.
And it depends upon what the meaning of the word “decline” is.
[Via JG]
The Media Say Crime Is Going Down. Don’t Believe It. The decline in reported crimes is a function of less reporting, not less crime. [More]
Interesting, though, that it’s happening at a time of extended record gun sales…
Two killed, one injured in rapid St. Louis shootings [More]
Quick! Throw more money at it!
[Via bondmen]
“Our Cities Turn Into War Zones Every Night” [More]
So, naturally, those depending on that are bent on eradicating the one thing that could stop it.
[Via bondmen]
A DNA test identified the suspect as Alvin Campbell Jr., a burly 43-year-old with a long criminal history and a prominent relative. Campbell is the brother of Andrea Campbell, then a Boston city councilor and now the state’s attorney general. [More]
Alvin demands his Moms defenseless, does he, Sis?
[Via bondmen]
To sum up: A Secret Service agent who was fast-tracked through the vetting process due to the color of his skin or his sexuality or some other identity group had a mental breakdown and started punching the commanding officer before his fellow agents restrained him and wrestled away his gun. [More]
And he was “armed during the flight.”
Anybody see him ID’d anywhere?
Why not?
[Via Michael G]
The Houston Police Officers’ Union has issued a warning that the Texas city is “not safe” and “many suspected murderers and capital murderers” are walking the streets on bonds. [More]
And guess who represents Houston. (Hint: She’s as heavy as 10 boxes.)
[Via bondmen]
Former Philadelphia Police Officer Found Guilty in Murder of 12-Year-Old [More]
Yeah, the kid started it. But Mendoza sure finished it.
[Via bondmen]
Perhaps it’s natural for people who know they can’t trust themselves to project their moral defects onto everybody else. [More]
Hoist with her own petard…
SICK: Pennsylvania Police Officer Charged With Raping a 1-Year-Old Baby — Falsely Blamed Dog for Child’s Injuries [More]
Anyone who can’t be trusted with a child…
Sounds like as job for Vlad the Impaler…
[Via bondmen]
Gifting the documents to the parents of the victims is odd. But for the parents of the victims to then assert that they hold some kind of “copyright” on those documents is twisted on its face and one cannot help but wonder what really is behind this enormous effort to withhold information about Audrey Hale. [More]
Why does every indicator say this is more than about their grief?
[Via bondmen]
They never blame the car, do they? [Watch]
I do take exception to one thing he asserted:
I shake my head every time I hear it.
You’d think he’d know better.
[Via Jess]
University of Chicago student grabs gun from armed robber … “I think it’s just finding the people who did this attack, because they will do it again.” [More]
And when they are found I wonder how long it will take to spread through genpop that the cowardly moron was essentially beat up by a girl…
[Via bondmen]
Got that? No more traffic stops in Chicago. This is insane — a demand to end enforcement of traffic laws, because Dexter Reed got killed after he shot first in a confrontation with five police officers. Do these people think it’s irrelevant that Reed shot first? Do they care nothing about the facts that (a) Reed was packing a 9mm pistol despite (b) being out on pre-trial release for a 2023 weapons charge, and (c) this shooting happened in one of Chicago’s most violent neighborhoods? [More]
Yes, of course they’re members.
Forget it, Jake. It’s Chi-Town.
[Via Michael G]
I’m not finding any news about this, when it happened, context, etc., and am trying to figure out what justification excuse there was and how prosecutions aren’t being violently demanded.
[Via Jess]
