School shooting preparedness training happening today in Collinsville, Ill. [More]
Funny… it’s all about reacting to an anticipated done deal and not about prevention.
[Via bondmen]
Notes from the Resistance
During the exchange, O’Connor told the deputy she was Tampa’s police chief, showed identification and said “I’m hoping you will let us go tonight.” The deputy eventually let them leave the scene. [More]
Just like he would have you or me, right?
Letting that toady go without a reprimand is just as offensive.
Hey, with Mary out, who’s gonna emcee the “gun violence forums“?
[Via Remarks]
However, in a screenshot from the “Find My” app actually indicated that the phone “pinged” somewhere in the vicinity of Johnson’s home and did not give a precise location. Despite this, Staab allegedly swore that the screenshot from the app “signified the phone being inside of [Johnson’s] house.” [More]
Hey, he took a staab at it.
I’d be taking a look at everything he’s previously sworn about to get a search warrant.
[Via Michael G]
In an exclusive interview on Thursday, Moonesinghe’s mother, Ruth, and brother, Johann, said they were heartbroken and demanded answers from Austin police as to why their loved one was killed so quickly before being given a reasonable amount of time to drop the weapon. [More]
Why? Well, like the union said, “the officer followed his training…”
[Via Jess]
The cop who killed Shaver was fired. But he will receive a disability pension for the rest of his life because he claims he has post-traumatic stress disorder. [More]
And the tax cows he would have willingly executed as they groveled before him will foot the bill for everything.
What Murphy is doing is extorting law enforcement that refuses to waste resources enforcing edicts that clearly violate the Supreme Court’s Bruen ruling, like the Oregon sheriffs who have gone on record as refusing to go after Measure 114 magazine ban defiers. And not just them, but also on non-Democrat-dominated political jurisdictions, as exemplified by the growing number of “Second Amendment sanctuary” cities and counties (what lying, race-baiting Democrats smear as “Civil War Flashpoints”). Add to that states that not only won’t enforce infringements, but that have enacted their own laws to override them, and are fighting in court to have them upheld, like Texas suing ATF “for unlawfully prohibiting firearm silencers.” [More]
If only the Founders had foreseen the potential for centralized tyranny and established a federalist system with delegated and reserved divisions of power… oh, wait…
Former Dauphin County police chief stole 3 guns, nearly $100K from his department: prosecutors [More]
They had me at vision and values.
Viral video shows Akron officers removing Jayland Walker poster from neighborhood [More]
Yeah, well, keep voting Democrat…
[Via Sweet Babboo]
On Nov. 29, 2012, a police chase involving 60 police cruisers through multiple cities in Northeast Ohio ended with 13 officers firing 137 shots into a car leading to the deaths of two unarmed individuals, Timothy Russell and Malissa Williams. [More]
They almost tied with Bonnie and Clyde!
The important thing is, they all made it home at the end of their shift.
[Via Sweet Babboo]
Nearly 400 law enforcement officials rushed to mass shooting that left 21 people dead at a Uvalde elementary school but “systemic failures” created a chaotic scene that lasted more than an hour before the gunman was finally confronted and killed, according to a report from investigators released Sunday. [More]
“Systemic failures”… is that what they’re calling cowardice these days?
And yeah, this is several months old– I just don’t recall seeing the “400” number before.
[Via WiscoDave]
Ex-Virginia trooper dies in shootout after killing family of teen he had catfished, police say – Before he drove away with the girl, police believe, he set a fire at the home where her grandparents and mother were found slain. The teen is in protective custody. [More]
I didn’t even know what that term all the “news” stories are freely throwing out meant, and in this account, you have to make it all the way down to the next to the last paragraph to find it’s pretending to be someone you’re not. I still don’t understand the connection with the term, and this hardly helps.
If you think about it though, adopting a fake persona to lure others into trusting you is what being a provocateur/CI is all about, so maybe that’s what we should start calling them. I’m not late with that, am I?
In this rabid mutt’s case, it would be interesting to find out how much of that he learned on the job, and now that he’s dead, opening his files to find out what his employers knew, when they knew it, and why he’s an “ex” could be instructive.
[Via Steve T]
[T]wo groups of people who had earlier been engaged in a bar argument that spilled out on the street before shots were fired … the deputy showed he was armed and that another man drew a gun and began to fire at the deputy. Police said officers ordered everyone to drop their weapons. One man, later identified as Caselnova, repeatedly refused to comply before officers opened fire…[More]
Maybe “Only Ones” who warn against “blood in the streets” are projecting…
[Via Jess]
Elon Musk Confirms Apple Is Threatening Twitter’s Presence In Its App Store – “Apple has also threatened to withhold Twitter from its App Store, but won’t tell us why” [More]
Maybe Elon should ask woke Tim Cook if he gave any consideration to minorities being able to get concealed carry permits with the same level of attention he was able to get by bribing a corrupt sheriff to sign off for his private security detail.
That ain’t the half of the corruption and I may just revisit this in an article…
[Via Michael G]
A policy proposal heading for Board of Supervisors approval next week would explicitly authorize San Francisco police to kill suspects using robots. [More]
So is a perceived need for this an admission that California/San Francisco citizen disarmament edits are a bust?
I’m waiting for someone to hack into one and have it attack its controllers.
[Via WiscoDave]
Further details on the manifesto were unavailable, but The Daily Beast has contacted the Chesapeake Police Department for comment. On Thursday, a law enforcement official said there were “no updates available at this time.” [More]
Now that the narrative has been shot they need to figure out the best way to deal with reality.
When the NCPD found out that the woman seeking a concealed carry permit because she feared for her life didn’t notify the NCPD Pistol License Section of her 911 call, they promptly stopped the background investigation and suspended her pistol permit. They proceeded to confiscate her firearms, including her long guns. [More]
And remember, all you “law-abiding gun owner” types: Back the Blue!
[Via Jess]
A former and retired South Carolina Highway Patrol trooper was arrested for stealing and selling property from a crash, according to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division. [More]
I can’t find many details on this other than the moron risked it all for basically nothing, which is a pretty good indicator of the judgment he displayed while still on the force.
[Via Steve T]
“We changed the looks of his groin forever if you know what I mean,” Judd said. [More]
From his previous run-ins, it sounds like this whole incident would have been prevented if only “the law” had been applied.
[Via Remarks]
All of this leaves us with an FBI out of control and run by a director who has been credibly accused of misleading Congress while under oath — a felony — and whose agents have been credibly accused of conspiracy to engage in computer hacking — also a felony. [More]
So when do the frog marches begin?
Never?
We’re the enemy?
[Via bondmen]
…Police said 20-year-old Rashaun Smith was shot in the stomach at the Walmart on Brodhead Road earlier this month. Vinyard rushed to the side of Smith to help him. Once paramedics arrived, Sansone said Vinyard stepped away to allow them to do their job. Sansone said an off-duty officer violently pushed Vinyard to the ground, causing him to slam his head on the pavement. He was rushed to a hospital, where he later died. [More]
And are you ready for a big surprise?
The officer’s name has not been released…
[Via Jess]
Arnu said both his homes were raided “without warning” on Nov. 3 “by 15-20 agents in full riot gear.” The agents broke open the doors while Arnu was in the Rachel home and his girlfriend at the Las Vegas one, and then they “were detained and treated in the most disrespectful way.” [More]
Because a knock on the door and a deputy handing him a warrant and explaining what the issue was wouldn’t have “secure[d] the Blessings of Liberty” anywhere near as much as deploying jackboots to initiate paralyzing terror against a citizen looking for answers. Besides, it’s not like Russian and Chicom satellites can see anything a drone bought at Best Buy might miss.
Here’s the great threat to national security.
And here it is before he took some stuff down.