Notes from the Resistance
Pushback: Former police chief who illegally raided local Kansas newspaper charged… The public outrage was instantanous. Cody was soon suspended, and if Newell wished to keep her history out of the papers this raid was exactly the wrong way to do it. [More]
Another Nelson Muntz moment…
[Via Michael G]
During a Donald Trump visit to North Carolina yesterday, a woman Secret Service special agent abandoned her post to breastfeed with no permission/warning to the event site agent, according to three sources in the Secret Service community. [More]
Now I want to see her try to stuff it back into the “holster” in a panic…
[Via Michael G]
And here’s another one sleeping on the job!
[Via bondmen]
Grassley: Local law enforcement are disputing claims that the Secret Service assigned them to cover the rooftop where a would-be assassin fired at former President Donald Trump during a Pennsylvania campaign rally in July. [More]
I hope Grassley’s keeping tabs on retaliation for that.
Of course, if Republicans blow November, there’ll be nothing to stop it.
[Via bondmen]
The lapdog media is splitting hairs and saying it wasn’t over Covid, it was over his curfew. Talk about validating tyranny by deliberately missing the larger point.
This is what every stupid Democrat voting to give this maniac more power will be voting for.
And remember: Back the Blue! It’a not fair to judge them until you’ve goose-stepped a mile in their jackboots.
[Via WiscoDave]
He says after three years of posting and promoting their annual gun giveaway on Facebook, the social media platform is wrong to not only pull the plug on it but threaten to close down its page as well as those of any employee who posts about it. [More]
“Community standards” strike again.
[Via Jess]
The Second Circuit has ruled that a Connecticut police officer is not entitled to qualified immunity after handcuffing, detaining, and conducting a warrantless search on the plaintiff’s car because they “presented a facially valid firearms permit and disclosed that he possessed a firearm pursuant to the permit” [More]
Pity there’s no way to send Nicholas Andrzejewski my regards…
[Via CP]
LMPD SWAT team raids vacant home, handcuffs wrong couple days after suspect already arrested [More]
I don’t know what angers me more, the incompetent feral jackboots or the fascist judge.
It really does kind of explain why the whole concept of Oath Keepers needed to be smeared and destroyed.
[Via Michael G]
Off-duty armed officers can work on a voluntary overtime basis to patrol MetroLink platforms and parking lots, as well as ride the train in support of the MetroLink Law Enforcement Team. [More]
God forbid they admit the obvious.
[Via bondmen]
Smith reportedly refused and said that he was not going to return his firearm to his vehicle and was going to continue carrying while at the fair. He was then advised that it was a direct order from Champaign County Sheriff Matthew Melvin that if Smith was not working as a law enforcement officer at the fair then his firearm needed to be returned to his vehicle. [More]
Evidently there’s “Only Ones” and there’s Extra Special Only Ones…
Either way, they’d both arrest you.
[Via Steve T]
Greenberg was discovered dead in her kitchen in January 2011 with 20 stab wounds, including 10 from behind, at least one of which could have been inflicted after she was already dead, according to court documents. Her body was also covered in bruises in different stages of healing. [More]
Clearly a suicide!
They ought to make the ruling pathologist demonstrate.
[Via Jess]
Records show Sean Grayson, who shot and killed Sonya Massey, an unarmed Black woman, worked for several departments in just the last few years. [More]
Getting caught just proves that one “Aw, $h!+” erases all those “Attaboys!”
So what about the partner who let it happen without objection?
Ol’ Kenny Winslow certainly can weasel-word with the best of them.
[Via Steve T]
Tuskegee police chief and assistant chief removed from office [More]
And none of the “real reporters” can say why? Just that”issues had been brought to the city council’s attention several weeks ago, prompting the decision by the city manager and attorney to steer the police department in a new direction”…?
No one’s curious why the city clerk hasn’t posted council minutes for three years…?
I probably just don’t understand.
[Via Steve T]
