Dash cam video captures San Jose home invasion robbery [More]
And:
Search continues for shooter in San Jose grocery store killing [Watch]
See, that’s why we have insurance…
[Via 1Gat]
Category: Crime
An Age-Old Question
First of all, the number of firearm deaths for school-age children drops quite a bit when you do not include 18-year-olds. [More]
So it’s not little Johnny and Susie?
Another ‘Mostly Peaceful Protest’
So if they can go after Trump for inciting the 1/6ers, who will call for “reciprocity” for Dem inciters?
I can’t wait to find out more about the idiot–any bets he’s “for” disarmament laws?
[Via Jess]
UPDATE: He’s been ID’d. I wonder if “they” have had time to erase his social media tracks?
Appendages of War
Hospital worker dies after struck in groin by patient in South Carolina, police say [More]
So sometimes shooting “unarmed suspects” is justifiable?
[Via Remarks]
Supremely Indifferent
The Supreme Court declined on Monday to take up a case brought to it by a Missouri Republican Senate candidate and his wife, who were seeking review of the professional disciplinary action they faced, as lawyers, for pointing guns at racial justice protestors demonstrating outside their St. Louis home. [More]
So “racial justice protestors” typically do this as they go through private property?
[Via Mack H]
Speaking of Disenfranchising Voters
Californians enacted the law by a statewide referendum with the unambiguous language that the sentence “shall be” imprisonment for at least 25 years and that prosecutors “shall plead and prove all known prior serious or violent felony convictions.” Nonetheless, directly and openly flouting that law, Gascon ordered a blanket policy of refusing to enter the prior convictions into the record. [More]
All that talk about “our democracy” is just that.
[Via Michael G]
Your Typical Republican
Free to Stalk Among Us
He also said the suspect has a prior criminal record. Authorities said he had previously been arrested twice, most recently for battery of a police officer and resisting arrest sometime last year. [More]
And who’s fault is it we can’t rely on that as a credible indicator?
[Via Remarks]
The Predator Sanctuary
“…they’re not sure if that person was hit but they did drop their semiautomatic handgun with an extended magazine…” [Watch]
The “real reporter” made sure he got the important part in. The not-so-important stuff, like who the public dangers were, they left unmentioned.
Surveillance and a police presence no longer deter. And they’re ginning up demand that “something must be done,” which translates into more “laws” against you, since talking real solutions puts those who do on the fast track for cancellation.
UPDATE:
DA Krasner Blames NRA for South Street Massacre [More]
[Via Michael G]
The Perfect Set-Up
So, we have two guys who started their career into the gun control lobbying “lobby”, that work tirelessly to create a whole new class of criminals (gun owners) if we don’t follow the laws they help get enacted, and they previously worked hard to get ACTUAL criminals breaks and treat them as victims themselves. [More]
It’s almost like they’re domestic enemies who want to destroy Western civilization or something…
[Via President Non_Fudd]
Let the Punishment Fit the Crime
Los Angeles DA Gascon’s office lands 5-month probation camp sentence for teen who mowed down mom and infant [More]
It’s not like he peaceably owned something they didn’t want him to have or anything…
Besides, if she lived in Venice she’s probably “a mugged liberal”…
[Via Steve T]
False Sense of Security
A county jail inmate receiving treatment at an Ohio hospital shot and killed a security guard, pointed the weapon at others and then killed himself in a parking lot, authorities said… Dayton police said inmate Brian Booth, 30, was receiving treatment when he struggled with Darrell Holderman, 78, and took his gun. [More]
Really? And the Sheriff’s Department thought this setup was a swell idea?
[Via Steve T]
And Thank You for Your Service
Former US Marine gets 16 years in prison as leader of Mexican drug cell [More]
Dual citizen, eh? And it’s a safe bet that criminals don’t want ordinary people armed.
Coincidentally (?), note how the antis use service records to establish “authority” for agreeing with gun bans…
[Via bondmen]
The First Rule of ‘Democracy’
We’re the Only Ones Penetrating Enough
It’s Your Funeral
Establishing the Connection
A Low-Risk Occupation
My Kind of Razzmatazz
Dimming the Lights
Prosecutors said Johnson was intentionally brandishing his weapon at five officers conducting rooftop surveillance, while the defense said he was only using his flashlight to see who was up there. [More]
Maybe he was, but all things considered, it sounds like he’s lucky they didn’t light him up.
Why this is a federal case is another matter altogether.
