Former Yakima police officer accused of raping a passed out teen in West Richland [More]
Who better to trust with a gun in a school zone over you and me?
[Via bondmen]
Notes from the Resistance
“We really only want firearms in the hands of those who can handle a firearm responsibly,” said Sen. Barbara Favola. [More]
As evidenced by a badge, right, Babs?
Meanwhile, our fellow violence monopolists in other states are eliminating citizen safety training and encouraging those who can’t handle firearms responsibly to handle them.
[Via Mack H]
Shaquille O’Neal helping sponsor gun buyback program in Dallas [More]
When are departments going to learn “star cop” liabilities can outweigh any perceived PR value?
Let’s hope if one of the ignorant people he’s urging to handle and transport a gun ends up shooting someone that victims and survivors go after Shaq’s deep pockets. And the city’s, because they elected the sheriff.
[Via JG]
From an email conversation I was having about cops, oaths, and pensions with Hershchel:
I had a similar experience with a “pro gun cop” who claimed to support 2A that I had been corresponding with a while back–
I asked him – since he knew who I was and knew I would not do anything criminal with it – if asked if I let him know I was peaceably carrying concealed and did not have a permit because it is my right to bear arms, would he arrest me?
After hemming and hawing and excuse making, I finally got him to admit he would “have to” enforce the law.
I recall writing this up on the old blog– perhaps even having the conversation in comments under a post — but it’s been years and I don’t have time to try and find it, assuming I even could…
“Because of what I now know, I have no further desire to be associated with the New Haven Police Department in any capacity.” [More]
A Groucho Marx line comes to mind.
[Via bondmen]
San Francisco police station burglarized in Fillmore District [More]
Even when they’re only seconds away…
Them “declin[ing] to say what the suspect has been accused of stealing or how much it was worth” gives me hope it will fall below the $950 threshold.
Yeah, of course that’s one they’ll proscute, further adding to “Only Ones” exclusivity.
[Via Michael G]
ROBO COP NYPD ditches its $12,500 Times Square subway police robot after only four months – and some commuters say good riddance [More]
Knightscope looks to be every bit the Democrat-enabling plunder-waster as ShotSpotter. And, considering who frequents where it’s located, it’s got me wondering about that button the public is supposed to touch for contacting NYPD…
Police later said they were able to secure the school and determined that a student had a keychain with what appeared to be small revolver on it. [More]
Hysteria-producing ignorance this profound is engineered and directed, and you can literally tell people this unknowledgeable anything to spook them into demanding magic. And that’s just the way the prohibitonists want it.
[Via Steve T]
[Via Dan Gifford]
Iowa senators Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst are calling for accountability and a full review of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives’ (ATF’s) unlawful misclassification of administrative positions as “law enforcement.” Not only was this decades-long practice illegal, but it also burned millions of taxpayer dollars. [More]
“Padding statistics” is kind of a tradition with them.
[Via Jess]
The EPA Spent $620,000 On Guns And Ammo [More]
Did they do an environmental impact study first…?
[Via bondmen]
In this alleged scheme, these officers make a DWI arrest, that person then hires this particular attorney, the officers don’t show up to court, and the case is dismissed. [More]
But wait! There’s more!
Who better to enforce Michelle Lujan Grisham’s citizen disarmament tyranny?
[Via Jess]
The FBI is reducing hiring standards to the point where it is considering overweight applicants and hiring barely literate agents, a group of current and former FBI agents and analysts allege. [More]
On the one hand, tnat makes them more dangerous.
On the other hand, that makes them less dangerous.
[Via bondmen]
“The US government should not be funding and legitimizing a shady industry whose flagrant violations of Americans’ privacy are not just unethical but illegal,” Wyden said in a letter to Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Avril Haines. “To that end, I request that you adopt a policy that, going forward,” intelligence agencies “may only purchase data about Americans that meets the standard for legal data sales established by the FTC.” [More]
“Request”…?
In a world where it didn’t mean arresting themselves, the “official” criminals participating in this conspiracy to deprive citizens of rights under color of authority would be behind bars…
[Via Michael G]
Murphy has filed a lawsuit against Sunglass Hut’s parent company after a store’s facial recognition program falsely identified him as a robber. As a result, he was arrested and jailed, which led to him being sexually assaulted. [More]
How is it the state can assume custodial control of someone but not assume a duty to protect with attendant liability — and no qualified immunity?
[Via bondmen]
K-9 bites cow, SC deputy tases K-9, cow kicks deputy [More]
The relationship between law enforcement and the Bovine American community has long been a contentious one.
[Via WiscoDave]
New Jersey Sheriff Richard Berdnik fatally shoots himself in restaurant after officers charged [More]
And just look at all those gun-grabbing Democrats who don’t trust you with guns he supported:
As Duprey made his escape, Duran grabbed someone’s cooler off a nearby table and threw it at the fleeing suspect, hitting him in the head and throwing him off balance, James’ office said in a statement. Duprey sideswiped a tree before he was hurled from the scooter and banged his head on the curb, ultimately landing under a parked vehicle, the attorney general said. [More]
When an ICE detainer isn’t appropriate, you can always use an ice container…
[Via Michael G]
Beginning Feb. 13, 2024, any person who lives with a minor or those who know reasonably that a minor will come into their home must store their firearms safely. [More]
There’s no way to enforce this, of course, except after the fact, and the potential that something might happen is hardly a deterrent to people whose entire life history seems based on bad decisions. Case in point:
The parents of a 5-year-old boy who fatally shot himself with an unsecured gun over the weekend have been charged, officials announced. [More]
If it hadn’t been a gun it could have been anything with morons like this:
…five children were left unsupervised in the house at the time of the shooting, including an 8-year-old, two 7-year-olds, a 4-year-old and the 5-year-old who shot himself.
And now we have a leading “commonsense gun safety law” spokesman!
Hey… any chance we could sue the manufacturer…?
On-duty cop accidentally fired his gun outside Lori Lightfoot’s home: Chicago police [More]
And not just an “on duty cop.” A “veteran Chicago police officer”!
I see “The officer remains on active duty because the firearm discharge was accidental.”
So he’s keeping his gun.
Funny… if you or I had done that, not only would our names be publicized, the only way we’d be out is if we made bail. And you’d better believe there’d be a court order to surrender all weapons.
Forget it, Jake. It’s Chi-Town.
[H/T Wirecutter]
A former officer with the Town and Country Police Department was charged with seven felonies and two misdemeanors in a child sex crimes investigation [More]
Been a while since we discussed the dating etiquette dilemma…
[Via bondmen]
Hundreds of copies of a local Colorado newspaper were stolen after its latest issue featured a report alleging that a teenage girl was raped at the home of the small town’s police chief by his stepson. [More]
I can’t tell you how many times I slept through drug, drinking and sex parties downstairs when feral sons Uday and Qusay were growing up…
[Via bondmen]