I got the HeeHaw Shooting bodycam footage. This is the raw footage, as provided by prosecutors. Does this look justified to you? [More]
It looks like he was expecting a carrot.
[Via WiscoDave]
Notes from the Resistance
An officer who was arrested twice while serving as a law enforcement officer in East Feliciana Parish has renewed his police certification and is back patrolling the streets. [More]
Just think– if this badged thug orders you to disarm and you don’t obey, he can shoot you!
Meanwhile, over in Livingston Parish:
Walker officer arrested for alleged sexual assault of minor also facing separate rape charge
Must be something in the bayou water…
[Via Steve T]
The unconstitutional program ran in five steps: First, surveillance cameras across the state and country recorded license plates and logged when and where cars went. Second, analysts and anonymous tipsters flagged ordinary travel, like driving toward the border and back, as suspicious. Third, Bexar County sheriff’s deputies invented a traffic violation to justify pulling over the flagged driver. Fourth, deputies pulled drivers into their front seats, interrogated them and asked consent to search their car. Finally, fifth, if the driver refused to consent to a search, a K-9 alert from a manipulated dog supplied the probable cause to search anyway. This practice happened for four years to countless motorists. [More]
Who but these useful idiots would expect a Democrat sheriff who doesn’t respect the Second Amendment to respect the Fourth and Fifth?

[Via Michael G]
Police officer’s toddler brings firearm to Canton daycare center, workers confirm [More]
Canton, Michigan.
Canton, Ohio has “Only Ones” issues of its own.
[Via Steve T]

A police department in Texas that arrested a local resident for complaining on social media about their city’s contaminated water supply has been ordered closed after failing to prove it provided any benefit to the community. [More]
But they look so useful and professional…
[Via bondmen]

On September 26, 2026, at approximately 3 p.m., a WRPS officer noted that they were missing a loaded magazine from their issued ballistic vest. [More]
You know, the kind of magazine they would arrest you and me for having because we’re not highly trained.
[Via WiscoDave]

A police officer who allegedly gunned down his wife at the kindergarten where she was a teacher in eastern Thailand surrendered Thursday after an overnight standoff with authorities, officials said. [More]
But…but…but common sense…
[Via bondmen]
A Westchester County police bigwig’s bust for allegedly driving her son to a botched gang drive by in the Bronx has Democrats running for cover — and Republicans saying I told you so. Ex-Mount Vernon Deputy Police Commissioner Jennifer Lackard is facing attempted murder charges in the shocking June 29 shooting, but prominent Democrats in the region are staying mum and refusing to condemn the disgraced cop because the suburban city is a coveted party stronghold. [More]
This is interesting: I compared her department portrait to the woman on the left beaming over a table-full of “gun buyback” bounty and got this result:

I trust Mount Vernon PD can account for all guns collected…?
[Via bondmen]

National Guardsman Charged With Pointing Gun at Another Soldier on D.C. Patrol [More]
In fairness, if she’d have agreed with him on regulation hairstyles we wouldn’t be having this problem.
Figures someone dumb enough to do this would be dumb enough to talk to the police and hang himself.
[Via bondmen]

A joint investigation by 404 Media and WIRED, based on data recovered from a physically removed Flock camera, found that its on-device software explicitly detects people as well as vehicles, bicycles, and license plates. Separately, Washington DC’s police union says the Metropolitan Police Department used Flock data to track officers under Internal Affairs investigation without their knowledge. [More]
So, what else could they be using it for?
Hey, it’s for the greater good.
[Via Henry Bowman]

A Cleveland police officer was arrested Monday and is accused of communicating with an undercover officer posing as a 14-year-old. [More]
When do “bad apples” become more than “a few”?
He was charged with participating in a scheme to issue gun permits in exchange for San Jose Sharks hockey game tickets, access to a luxury suite at the SAP Center, and hundreds of Apple iPads. The bribes were given to [Sheriff Laurie] Smith and her guests, prosecutors said. Under conditions of his plea, Sung surrendered his California peace officer certification and agreed to complete 400 hours of community service.[More]
The greedy f_s were running a conspiracy that denied citizens who didn’t pony up for “may/and then again may not issue” extortion their rights and placing lives in jeopardy under color of authority — and no one has gone to jail, including briber/anti-gun Apple CEO Tim Smith, DA Jeff Rosen.
Don’t speak to us about your fearless prosecutions of fellow big club members. And don'[t speak to us about how “Rick Sung dedicated twenty years of his life to serving the people of Santa Clara County,” defense flack– he didn’t just wake up one morning and decide he could get away with in-your-face corruption. His “twenty years of [self] service” experience told him he could get away with it. That and it set the tone for everyone under him and Laurie.
And note just dropping it will prevent further probes into whether perennially virtue-signaling-on-race California Democrats discriminated on who gets approved for permits.
The video shows Pysher clearly raising his hands in the air and walking towards Cpl. Farrell, officials said. Cpl. Farrell then yelled, “Stop or I’ll…” and then fired two shots before finishing his sentence, shooting Pysher twice in the chest… “At the time of the shooting, the officer was a safe distance from Pysher behind a car, and the victim had his hands in the air and did not possess any type of weapon. [More]
Just in time for National Thank a Police officer Day!