Notes from the Resistance
The false police reports would indicate that the immigrant was a victim of a crime that would qualify them to apply for a so-called U visa, U.S. Attorney Alexander C. Van Hook said Wednesday at a news conference in Lafayette. He said the police officials were paid $5,000 for each name they provided falsified reports for, and that there were hundreds of names over the years. [More]
Tell us more about “Chandrakant ‘Lala’ Patel, an Oakdale businessman.”
[Via Michael G]
The New York City Police Department cannot immediately fire dozens of rookie officers, including some with criminal records, who were allegedly hired illegally by the department, a New York Supreme Court judge ruled. The NYPD said an internal investigation found the 31 officers lied about their backgrounds on applications and should be relieved of their duties, but the judge’s ruling means the department must wait until next week to take action. [More]
What’s the problem? They seem like naturals.
[Via Jess]
Police in Kentucky are searching for a motive after a gunman shot and killed two women at a church on Sunday, also injuring a state trooper. [More]
Assuming this is really him, I wonder…
And you’d better believe the left would love to be able to exploit this.
All I know for sure is, depending on “the authorities” and establishment media means motives that don’t support the official narrative can be and stay buried.
FOX 2 has learned the names of individuals who a former police chief is accused of misusing the Regional Justice Information System database. Hundreds of people were allegedly searched without their knowledge and without probable cause. [More]
At least he didn’t have “ICE” in the query field…
Ain’t it something’? Two stories today about how those entrusted with surveillance powers can’t be…
[Via bondmen]
Postal Service says many checks stolen through the mail are done by its own employees [More]
Maybe that’s why they don’t want us having guns…
[Via Steve T]
Kentucky State Police Trooper James Cameron Wright has finally been indicted by the feds for multiple civil rights violations, which were not only known by his chain of command, but some of which were personally reviewed and approved by the literal head of the Kentucky State Police. This includes beatings, perjury, and more. [Watch]
Sounds like beatings all around are in order.
[Via bondmen]
A federal judge ruled that a 76-year-old former Chicago alderman accused of bribery and lying to the FBI is unfit for trial, saying it would have an “adverse effect” on her health. [More]
Using that rationale, anyone up on a capital murder charge could make the same claim.
Corrupt Chicago Democrat politicians: Say it ain’t so.
Go on, say it.
Forget it, Jake. It’s Chi-Town.
He is wanted on the following charges: murder, carrying concealed weapons and having weapons while under disability. [More]
We keep trying it their way and ignoring the obvious.
Funny…
I look at the Google News feed for the search term ICE ALVARADO ATTACK and none of the ‘Authorized Journalist” reports mention this:
So, are we dealing with lies or with lies of omission? And if the latter, why?
[Via WiscoDave]
Gunman killed after ambushing Border Patrol agents outside McAllen, Texas, office [More]
Let me guess: His politics, once we find out who the hell he was, won’t qualify him as a member of the “Greatest Threat.”
Good job inspiring more “gun violence,” anti-gun Democrats!
[Via Jess]
DOJ: Sinaloa Cartel Used Mexico City’s Camera System to Track FBI Agents – Kill Informants [More]
Gee, it’s almost like they control the government or something…
At least it’s a lot more difficult to blame things on American “lax gun laws” now.
[Via bondmen]
Boston police sergeant facing child rape charges [More]
$268K (Since when is any cop worth that much?) and he still needs a court-appointed attorney? And same question for Boston…
Tangentially Related:
Off-duty police officer shot in confrontation with colleague in North Andover [More]
Naturally, it’s written in the passive voice and we can’t know anyone’s names.
[Via Edmund M]
Amnesty launched as part of mission to halve knife crime – Young people across the country are being urged to surrender bladed weapons including ninja swords to help prevent further loss of young lives to knife crime. [More]
So, blame inanimate objects “and take a public health approach to violence reduction,” all the while making it a punishable crime to post about the real problem on social media.
Who wants to bet against stabbings increasing?
How much?
[Via Jess]