Category: Crime

Maybe Try Plan B?

Hours after the anti-gun March For Our Lives rally crossed through Louisville, Kentucky, five teenagers were wounded in a shooting at a waterfront park Saturday night, according to police. [More]

I’m not sure I see a correlation/causation nexus, but this does say something about the reformative value of such efforts.

Perhaps David Hogg & Co. would be more effective if, instead of holding rallies in public places protected by armed enforcers, they made personal face-to-face appeals to gang members and spoke to them young person to young person…

Unless they’re disproportionately afraid based on race…

[Via bondmen]

Making the Grade

Three people were killed and four others wounded in a shooting early Sunday at a warehouse party in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles police said.  [More]

Expecting such regular occurences is only “common sense.”

[Via bondmen]

Put Out My Hand and Sprayed the Face of God

Officials at Yosemite National Park are searching for a person or group who defaced trail blocks with graffiti. [More]

So much for people from Democrat strongholds leading the way on the environment. Animal territory marking is not only tolerated there, it’s encouraged under the desperate pretext of cultural vibrancy.

You’ll notice that when hiking, the garbage is where anyone can get to a place in a car. Funny thing about wilderness, and how the harder you have to work to get someplace, the more beautiful and desirable of a place it is to be.

There’s an analogy about life and about character in there somewhere…

 

Something in Common

Police say the 14-year-old is currently on probation for robbery with a weapon, burglary and criminal mischief. He was also previously arrested for making threats of harm with a weapon to another juvenile through social media. [More]

And:

Records show all the teens are already on juvenile probation. They have 25 prior felonies and 25 misdemeanor charges between the three of them. [More]

It’s almost like they have no respect for a system that won’t hold them accountable…

Now tell me with a straight face this doesn’t prove the need for universal background checks!

[Via Remarks and Steve T]

We Hold These Truths to be Self-Evident

I wonder what her views have been until this on “commonsense gun safety laws”?

Any bets this wasn’t his first time?

Any objections to sending “an unarmed man” to hell?

Another ‘Gun Sense Voter’

Anti-gun activist attempted to kill Justice Kavanaugh at his home…with a gun – Just remember who the crazy ones really are in the debate over guns. [More]

And Tom Gresham and The Federalist identify a prime inciter…

[Via President Non_Fudd]

UPDATE:

What is the possible reason for Ruth Sent Us to take that picture and post it as a “special message” to Kavanaugh’s wife and children? [More]

Because they’re ruthless? (Funny thing is, “thanks” to publicly accessible online filings,  it only took me a few minutes to find some of the names behind this group and where they’re from. If someone not as nice as me wanted to play hardball in terms of publicizing meatspace locations, well, what is that saying regarding turnabout?)

[Via Michael G]

Let the Punishment Fit the Crime

Three of the six suspects charged in connection to the fatal drive-by shooting of a 9-year-old girl in 2018 faced a Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas judge for sentencing on Wednesday morning. Dyshawn Bonner, Damaris Paris, and Timothy Greene were all sentenced to 10 years in prison. [More]

In a world serious about stopping this kind of intolerable savage crap, they’d have been taken care of already, with public viewing.

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]

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