Notes from the Resistance
DA Sandra Doorley refuses to stop for cops after being caught speeding because she ‘didn’t feel like it’ and was stressed from working on murders [More]
Did I miss the part where she was cuffed, taken in and araigned, like you or I would be?
Meanwhile, her fellow “law and order” Republicans make it problematic to defend them against charges that they’re hypocritical clowns,.
[Via Michael G]
Judge Shoots Down Effort To Identify FBI, Undercover Police On Jan. 6 [More]
They could tell us but then they’d have to kill us. Faces aren’t the only things masked.
Hey, it’s not like you have a right to confront your accusers…
Rudolph Contreras, eh…?
[Via bondmen]
A Secret Service officer assigned to protect Vice President Kamala Harris who got into a brawl with her colleagues earlier this week previously filed a $1 million gender discrimination lawsuit against the city of Dallas while working as a police officer. [More]
Herczeg showed up at the terminal and began acting erratically, grabbing another senior agent’s personal phone and deleting applications on it, according to two sources familiar with the matter… But Herczeg’s bizarre behavior didn’t stop. She then began mumbling to herself, hid behind curtains, and started throwing items, including menstrual pads, at an agent, telling him that he would need them later to save another agent and telling her peers that they were “going to burn in hell and needed to listen to God” …
Well, now we have a name…
What’s amazing is that routine testing systems aren’t in place to identify emotional issues for those responsible for the protection of top officials and how vulnerable that leaves them– or maybe someone does know and that’s the way they want it.
If “they’re “law enforcement” is not seeing the bizarreness up close and personal, how are they prepared to issue red flag judgments on strangers?
[Via Lane]
To sum up: A Secret Service agent who was fast-tracked through the vetting process due to the color of his skin or his sexuality or some other identity group had a mental breakdown and started punching the commanding officer before his fellow agents restrained him and wrestled away his gun. [More]
And he was “armed during the flight.”
Anybody see him ID’d anywhere?
Why not?
[Via Michael G]
The Houston Police Officers’ Union has issued a warning that the Texas city is “not safe” and “many suspected murderers and capital murderers” are walking the streets on bonds. [More]
And guess who represents Houston. (Hint: She’s as heavy as 10 boxes.)
[Via bondmen]
Former Philadelphia Police Officer Found Guilty in Murder of 12-Year-Old [More]
Yeah, the kid started it. But Mendoza sure finished it.
[Via bondmen]
California cops, firefighters, and utility workers are earning up to $800k a year in overtime pay [More]
In case you were wondering why so many of their unions endorse Democrats…
And don’t forget to indoctrinate the kids!
[Via bondmen]
SICK: Pennsylvania Police Officer Charged With Raping a 1-Year-Old Baby — Falsely Blamed Dog for Child’s Injuries [More]
Anyone who can’t be trusted with a child…
Sounds like as job for Vlad the Impaler…
[Via bondmen]
I’m not finding any news about this, when it happened, context, etc., and am trying to figure out what justification excuse there was and how prosecutions aren’t being violently demanded.
[Via Jess]
NYC buildings commissioner wants inspectors to make arrests, carry guns [More]
What was it Mr. Mason had to say…?
I ask, Who are the militia? They consist now of the whole people, except a few public officers.
Everything these statist bastards do repudiates the intent of the Framers.
[Via Jess]
St. Louis police dept. considers extending officer shifts to 11 hours amid staffing shortage [More]
I think I may have found a reason why staffing and funding are problematic for them…
[Via bondmen]
SCHOOL ATTACK Horror as two girls, 6 & 11, stabbed in knife rampage in France as school placed on lockdown & armed cops swoop [More]
So it took people with guns to stop him…?
Funny, you’d think by now they’d be able to ID that attacker…
[Via Jess]
At that hearing, a law officer “falsely told the judge that ATF had been watching Mr. Wilson for 13 months and then listed dates the ATF falsely claimed he sold drugs. The agent also falsely told the judge that the Government had Mr. Wilson on tape committing these crimes,” the lawsuit said. [More]
We know Wilson’s name. How come we don’t know the name of the incompetent badged thug, and what’s going to happen with him?
Why only civil charges for kidnapping/hostage-taking? And why wouldn’t a citizen have the right to use all necessary force to protect himself and stop them?
[Via Jess]
I’ve talked before about Academia.edu and its repository of gun “studies,” primarily to marvel that research papers would cite someone who never let school get in the way of his education. Anyway, I get daily email update notifications of uploaded papers, and they just did one from 2020 titled “Evaluating the Impact of Gun Involved Violence Elimination (GIVE) Initiative within the City of Rochester.”
Me, my eyes glaze over with eggheadspeak and charts (sorry, Dr. Lott, the ADD kicks in and I go into daydream mode), so I always skip to the conclusion, where we find, totally unsurprisingly (and I could have saved this guy a lot of work and just told him) “call-in meetings, custom notification, and GIVE orientation meetings” don’t address the real problem of Democrat collectivist policies creating a crime culture petri dish.
He admits as much, though tries to save face and convince his evaluators he’s still a team player:
While this quasi-experiment might not have been definitive in answering the question of if the program had a particular influence on gun violence incidents based on strategies and activities implemented, the evidence still leads to possible benefits of the GIVE initiative within the city of Rochester.
Homicides dropping from 73 to 57 in one year do not a trend make, and unless and until the whole elephant in the room is addressed, claiming credit for fluctuations is a game played by fools and frauds.
