Dozens of ATF Agents Descend on DC Neighborhoods as Part of Trump Takeover [More]
I don’t suppose they’ll be charged with what they do with the guns so much as just having them, so before cheering this on, “send not for whom the bell tolls…”
Notes from the Resistance
Dozens of ATF Agents Descend on DC Neighborhoods as Part of Trump Takeover [More]
I don’t suppose they’ll be charged with what they do with the guns so much as just having them, so before cheering this on, “send not for whom the bell tolls…”
The governor of New Mexico declared a state of emergency Wednesday in response to violent crime and drug trafficking across a swath of northern New Mexico, including two Native American pueblo communities. [More]
Rio Arriba County, eh…?
[Via bondmen]
We present this thread with limited commentary because Anna Giaritelli’s story is so troubling and damning of the D.C. police force, it truly speaks for itself. On that note, please send this to any pundit, anchor, Democrat, or Lefty you see spewing the flat-out LIE that violent crime is down 30% in that city. [More]
To say they care about women’s rights is pretty much the same as saying cattlemen care about bovine rights. Any protection has an ultimate goal of maximizing exploitation.
Not that you’d expect these useful idiots to do anything but low with the herd…
As for arguing about it with Lefties, here’s why a descent into their cognitive dissonance is a waste of time, offered without further comment:

Tangentially-Related UPDATE
Make it make sense: Gun grabbers come out against fighting crime [More]
Gladly. It’s not about fighting crime.
[Via Michael G]
“A juvenile with no points discharged a firearm at a police officer,” Frisz said. “They were later apprehended. That juvenile had no points. That’s only 12 points under their point system.” [More]
I’m just surprised nobody’s screaming that’s racist because points are disproportionately assigned.
[Via bondmen]
Police said the homeowner was working on his property, which is not his primary residence when he was met with an intruder on the porch who was armed with a baseball bat and a knife. Police said the struggle moved from the porch down into the yard, where the homeowner pulled a gun and shot the other man. [More]
There’s an important reminder here for those who do yard work.
[Via bondmen]
The Daily Beast on Wednesday published a story appearing to criticize Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ approval of executions for five veterans found guilty of rape and murder. [More]
Those behind it know damn well if you exempt them, equal protection would mean you need to exempt everyone, which is the real goal here.
[Via Michael G]

Seattle gunman Gregory Timm — who crashed car into Trump voter registration — is accused of shooting man in wheelchair over ‘stolen valor’ [More]
The lesson here — aside from the demonstrable reality that those who want Trump dead want his agenda supporters dead — is that you don’t bring a fake gun to a real gunfight.
[Via Jess]
According to the actual complaint, a Florida gun dealer became suspicious of Delgado after he tried to purchase his fourth Barrett rifle, which can retail for $10,000 or more. As a result, the gun dealer contacted the ATF directly. [More]
If he hadn’t reported suspicions he’d have been treated as a co-conspirator. That, to me, is the greater issue.
Man charged with felony after allegedly whacking federal agent with sandwich amid Trump’s DC crime crackdown [More]
Anyone who can’t be trusted with a sandwich…
Question: Would he be so charged if he did the exact same thing to you or me?
UPDATE
Scrooim. He worked for DOJ.
Alleged Devil’s Den killer investigated in multiple unsolved murders across US that have one thing in common [More]
The victims didn’t have government permission slips…?
DC police commander placed on leave over ‘deliberately’ falsifying crime data [More]
If you under report your income to the government it’s a crime. How come this isn’t?
Why not “arrested” instead of “placed on leave”?
[Via bondmen]
Louisiana authorities have agreed to pay $9 million to a man who was partially paralyzed from the waist down after a trooper shot him in the back during a 2018 traffic stop in Baton Rouge and then falsely reported it as a Taser discharge. [More]
But it won’t be the “Louisiana authorities” paying, will it?
Meanwhile, the lying, incompetent sow was allowed to plea to a misdemeanor, avoided jail, and had her record expunged.
Remember: Back the Blue!
[Via bondmen]
Chicago Woman Who Was Shot With a Police Department ‘Buyback’ Gun Sues the City for $50,000… No one was ever charged in any of the three crimes in which the wayward GLOCK was used and the police sergeant who supervised the gun turn-in event where the firearm disappeared was suspended for one day for “failure to adequately secure and care for department property.” [More]
Well, at least we know that justice was served.
Forget it Jake, it’s Chi-Town.
[Via Michael G]
Davis said the suspect, a 32-year-old man with a history of mental health issues… [More]
Here’s what appears to be his Facebook. Make of it what you will.
And in tangentially related news, they knew about the Hudson Hammer Man, too.
[Via Steve T]

District Attorney’s Office Announces Largest Gun Trafficking Case In County History [More]
Anybody see any “right-wing extremist white supremacists” in the bunch?
What I see are people I’d associate with the Democrat side of the street who have no intention of obeying the disarmament edicts imposed on the “law-abiding.”
[Via bondmen]
The memo, which was intended solely for law enforcement use, does not indicate that any weapons were stolen; however, a government anti-terrorism coordinator is quoted as saying: “These events are concerning not only due to the stolen items being sensitive in nature but also because of the indicators for some insider knowledge being needed for successful breach and theft.” [More]
It says something about security and competency, doesn’t it?
I’d be looking for motive beyond mere financial profit, along with shared demographic/ideological commonalities and an assessment of types of domestic operations the gear would be needed for…
[Via Michael G]
Cincinnati Police Did Not Ask Attack Victim’s Name, Take Statement, Or Call an Ambulance [More]
Why would they? Haven’t ruling Democrats established that she “begged for that beatdown“?
Any questions on why Cincinnati keeps trying to do an end run around Ohio’s gun preemption law?
[Via Michael G]