Notes from the Resistance
So, take the doorstop and let the criminals (freelance and official) rule the night because, as Constable Marco reminds us, “A lot of them that they’re arresting have guns on them. And they’re not toy guns, they’re real guns. They’re loaded.” [More]
Just give them what they want? What if what they want is you?
‘The rats are … all high,’ NOPD chief says of vermin-infested HQ, evidence warehouse [More]
That’s as good an excuse for impounded drugs “disappearing” as any.
And which rats?
It’s not like on CSI, is it?
[Via Steve T]
Gov. Kathy Hochul has pulled back the big guns in her subway safety surge, ordering the National Guard not to carry military-grade assault rifles when they check riders’ bags for weapons. [More]
So are those reserved for her timecard cheating security detail?
[Via bondmen]
Sergeant Michael Gillis is seen on video striking Herndon with an M4 rifle and using a stun gun…“They kind of chuckled and said, ‘Hey, we must have mistaken you for the bad guy,’” Herndon said. [More]
So who is it bearing the weight of the badge again…?
[Via bondmen]
Investigation Ordered by City of Uvalde Exonerates Police (and Parents Are Outraged) [More]
No conflict of interest there…
Just like when the DOJ “cleared” Eric Holder!
[Via William T]
Police officer in Wisconsin allegedly takes man’s money during a search, officially charged [More]
And two other wallets turning up in a search of his car tell us Officer Sticky Fingers is (allegedly) as stupid as he is corrupt.
17 years on the force and guilty of a felony– way to blow your retirement and your RKBA over peanuts, moron.
[Via bondmen]
Four victims turn gun on suspect in Bourbon Street armed robbery [More]
In fairness, they probably hadn’t heard that they could have their own yet…
Then again, they were on Bourbon Street…
Lemme guess: They surrendered it to the “Only Ones.”
[Via bondmen]
A police officer who visited Russo’s home to investigate allegedly reported that the dog was stiff, barely breathing, and appeared to be uncomfortable. The officer obtained a warrant and had Tipper euthanized. [More]
In Massachussetts, “Only Ones” are also “qualified” to file an ERPO petition.
Hey, take the dogs first, due process later, right?
It’s for the greater good…
[Via Edmund M]
Detective Gary Staab had wrongly obtained the warrant to search Johnson’s home because he did not point out that the app’s information is not precise and provides only a general location where a phone could be, the lawsuit said. [More]
Guess what the very first thing was that popped up when I went to check out the technology:
That’s some police work, fellas.
[Via Michael G]
Times Square is evacuated after GRENADE is found in back of Uber – as NYPD bomb squad say they struggled to reach explosive because crowds of anti-Israel protestors were blocking traffic [More]
Wow, “GRENADE” is all caps!
You have to scroll down through six paragraphs and several ads and photos to get to the lower-case word “inert.”
The real story here is left unacknowledged: This Israel/Hamas thing is a real schism for the Democrats.
I can’t wait for Chicago.
[Via bondmen]
IRS Special Agent Indicted In Shooting Death Of Fellow Agent [More]
Will he still be able to deduct mileage for his trip to the range?
[Via Matt L]
Los Angeles Hires And Arms Foreign Criminals To Police U.S. Citizens [More]
With Foreign Nationals Empowered to Disarm Americans, Who Needs Blue Helmets?
Yet to be unexplained is how a foreign national can credibly take the Article VI required oath — not that LAPD ever paid it no nevermind anyhow…
Good thing this has nothing to do with that “single issue.” And I have that on good authority.
[Via bondmen]
Ryohei Akima blew a 0.02 on the test, but it was mistakenly read by the Fowlerville officer as 0.22 — nearly three times over Michigan’s blood-alcohol limit for driving. Caitlyn Peca, who was a rookie officer, told a colleague over the radio, “I have no idea what I’m doing,” according to a summary of the case. [More]
And knowing that — and being able to observe his appearance and behavior — she opted to try and destroy a man’s life anyway?
[Via Michael G]
From the state that banned such guns for you. At least now we have our answer to “If they’re ‘weapons of war,’ why do the police have them?”
To be enforcers for Democrats.
“Back the Blue,” right…?
[Via Jess]
