Notes from the Resistance
After being taken into custody, the sheriff posted a lengthy message on his Facebook page, invoked the names of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks, and called on his supporters to “remain resilient.” [More]
Yeah, remember how they used to deprive people of rights, and retaliate and tamper against witnesses under color of authority and force of arms all the time? Doesn’t anybody appreciate civil rights activism any more?
[Via bondmen]
A Washington judge issued a TRO that, among other restraints, prohibited this Montana guy from possessing firearms. The TRO was communicated to the town where the Montana guy lives and the local police department enforced the TRO by confiscating all of this Montana guy’s firearms. Done. Because this guy had not been to Washington in three decades and because the accusing girlfriend recanted her story of threat, the judge reviewing the TRO dismissed it. However, this Montana victim still cannot get his firearms returned. [More]
It would help if we had names of all involved. Shame on those Montana “Only Ones.”
Note Seattle cops won’t help ICE enforce immigration law, but Montana cops will enforce Washington diktats. F_n’ jackboots.
This is why Oath Keepers’ “Orders We Will Not Obey” were so important, and why tyrants feared it and smeared it, to where it’s unlikely to be resurrected in any substantive form.
You really had something, Stewart. And you blew it.
[Via Jess]
Woke Suburban Chicago Police Chief Threatens to Demolish Fence Protecting ICE Facility [More]
Can we do that to his facility, or is that a privilege reserve for “Only Ones”?
Just looked at that town’s Facebook page. What a mess Democrats make of every place they rule.
[Via bondmen]
Retired deputy arrested for DUI while experiencing diabetic crisis in TN [More]
You know you have the condition. You recognize the onset of symptoms, know that driving while so impaired endangers the public, and know what to do to treat yourself and regain balance.
Whose responsibility is it to have the means to do that?
Consider yourself lucky you weren’t a “civilian” having a seizure.
[Via Michael G]
Cardinal Mooney posted an information sheet on Facebook detailing prohibited behaviors and items. Among them are “Weapons of any kind, including off-duty law enforcement, weapons, pipes, knives or chains.” [More]
It’s not so much a matter of sticking up for “Only Ones” exclusivity as one of not allowing local entities to undermine preemption and overrule state law.
Portland PD Arrest Conservative Journalist Nick Sortor After Anti-ICE Clashes – Sortor said the night before that he felt the “Portland PD would arrest him if he tried to defend himself.” [More]
Just carrying on a tradition.
[Via Michael G]
A Texas sheriff arrested by his own deputies and booked into his own jail in August after accusations of harassing female employees and retaliating against whistleblowers now faces a third charge of aggravated perjury, though a judge has ruled he may return to work under strict conditions while awaiting trial next year. [More]
How’d you like to go in for your employee review with that boss?
[Via Lane]
DLOs are sworn police officers, though they act in the role of a liaison and “cannot get involved in enforcement action,” according to the release. [More]
A @SecretService Uniformed Division officer allegedly fell asleep on the job — in full public view — while providing security at the United Nations General Assembly… The same officer, an overweight African American man, also has been accused of leaving his semi-automatic rifle (what appears to be a SR16) unattended while taking a bathroom break from his security duties… [More]
In spite of working twice as hard as his white counterparts…?
The permissibility of weapon-mounted lights (WMLs) and red dot sights on a concealed carry weapon (CCW) in California is determined by individual county sheriffs. Recently, some sheriffs have begun restricting or banning these accessories, with Contra Costa County being a prominent example. These county-specific decisions have made the rules for carrying accessories complex and variable across California. [More]
The impossibility of navigating through a patchwork quilt is the whole point, don’t you think?
And is anyone still clinging to the “Sheriffs are good/police chiefs are bad” fallacy?
[Via Jess]
Settlement reached between former VEA CEO, Nye County sheriff’s captain [More]
What a total piece of $#!+.
Let the punishment fit the crimes?
[Via Matthew L]
FBI agents fired after kneeling at George Floyd protest in 2020: reports [More]
Good. These are the types that buy into “greatest threat” psy ops with the greatest enthusiasm, making them a danger to those of us so smeared.
As for their damn commie lobby/benefits group calling for Congress to investigate, how about we investigate them for Democrat collusion?
The FBI finally acknowledged to Congress that 274 plainclothes agents were embedded in the January 6 crowds in Washington. Let that sink in for a moment — nearly three hundred federal agents, mingling among protesters, and we’re just hearing about this now? But here’s where it gets really infuriating. Just last December, the Department of Justice’s own watchdog proudly announced there was “no evidence” of undercover FBI employees in the protest crowds. [More]
Yo, Kash, a little less worrying about our birthright arms and a little more worrying about purging and punishments…?
[Via Michael G]
The Chicago City Council on Thursday unanimously approved a $90 million settlement for nearly 200 civil rights violations involving a notorious former police sergeant who framed people for drug crimes they didn’t commit in one of the biggest police misconduct scandals in the city’s history. [More]
So, who was it “terroriz[ing] the black community,” again…? And Sarge is already out?
Hey, overseers couldn’t have done it without the drivers…
Forget it, Jake. It’s Chi-Town.
[Via Steve T]
