We’re the Only One Having It Our Way Enough

He calls the police while being robbed, his dispatcher puts him on hold to order McDonald’s. [More]

Curious, how no one seems to know more about who this person is than “the dispatcher.”

[Via Steve T]

Tangentially-Related UPDATE

Pennsylvania wants to call them “first responders,” even though that recognition properly belongs to the victims.

We’re the Only Ones Unobstructed Enough

New York’s Nassau County seeks to ban standing within 15 feet of cops under bill panned as unconstitutional… “It is important that first responders are not obstructed during emergency situations and that our frontline heroes are allowed to engage in the lifesaving actions they are trained to perform without distractions,” legislator John Ferretti, a Republican, told the New York Post. [More]

“Law and order” Republicans sucking up… about the only things worse are “law and order” gun owners sucking up…

Sing it, George.

Yo, John, I just came across a sale you might be interested in

You know what I can’t find about this guy…

[Via Steve T]

We’re the Only Ones Thankful Enough

When asked to explain what happened, the officer said, “I mistakenly thought the trigger was a release for the revolver’s cylinder. Thankfully no one was injured.” [More]

From Colorado, of course. Now deflect by talking ab0ut a stellar career and awards to keep from giving us this absolute moron’s name…

[Via WiscoDave]

Lest Ye Be Judged

Doña Ana County Magistrate Judge Joel Cano has resigned from the bench where he has sat since 2011. Although his resignation letter, dated March 3, did not state his reason for stepping down, it followed shortly after a man awaiting deportation proceedings, accused by federal law enforcement of being affiliated with a Venezuelan gang, was arrested at Cano’s home. [More]

So, when will charges be filed against the judge?

[Via Michael G]

We’re the Only Ones Unconfidential Enough

St. Petersburg Police Officer Brandon Klaiber was arrested by Pinellas County deputies on Tuesday. Investigators say he shared protected information with a man accused of planting explosive devices at the Seminole Hard Rock Casino in Tampa. [More]

Yeah, run plates to ID and locate people for a desperate guy with bombs– what could go wrong?

[Via Steve T]