We’re the Only Ones Back-shooting Enough

“The officers hid while Johnny did what they were trained to do, that the officers refused to go outside. These are three officers with bulletproof vests on, and they refused to open the door and go and engage the shooter.” For 11 seconds, the officers watched Hurley from behind as he was trying to remove ammunition from the automatic rifle, according to court filings. Without announcing “police” or asking him to drop the weapon, Arvada Officer Kraig Brownlow opened the substation door and took aim at Hurley from behind, hitting him in his back pelvis and killing him. [More]

The Parkland/Uvalde Shuffle…

Rick Blaine’s got a point

And remember: Back the Blue!

[Via WiscoDave]

Going Through the Roofie?

Video shows Ga. commissioner who claimed to be drugged had 5 drinks at metro Atlanta bar, police say [More]

Let me guess: Budweiser? (NSFW nasty joke warning)

Video– another reason I don’t go to bars.

I wanted to come up with a link to her position on guns but got sidetracked by a report claim:

A Clayton officer on Monday, responding to a call from a gas station clerk that teens were playing with a gun, pulled out his revolver while talking to the group of boys.

Do those look like revolvers or are the “real reporter” and his editor just typical examples of “Authorized Journalists? And hey, this oughta work

[Via Steve T]

We’re the Only Ones Gotta Catch ’em All Enough

Dashcam footage released by the Los Angeles Police Department captured two former police officers ignoring a robbery call to play Pokémon Go. Officers Louis Lozano and Eric Mitchell were fired in 2018 after an internal investigation and disciplinary review panel ruled they violated department policy by failing to respond in 2017 to multiple backup calls for a robbery, “despite being parked directly across the street.” The officers then lied about playing the popular mobile phone game… [More]

What took so long to release it?

From the department that enforces disarmament laws against you

Meanwhile, their shameless lawyer complains “The right to privacy of the officers is really what was at issue here.”

We’re the Only Ones Keeping Enough

A sex abuse victim is fighting Mint Hill police for $69,000 she says is owed to her. A WCNC Charlotte ‘Where’s the Money?’ investigation tracked down what the money was used for. [More]

For whatever reason, the story link provided results in “404 The page you are looking for can’t be found.”

Wayback Machine to the rescue!

Now 17, the high school senior is waiting for the Mint Hill Police Department to comply with a court order and turn over the $69,130 officers seized from her abuser. The department refuses.

Hey, “Always Think Forfeiture,” right?

If they’re going to keep the money, the least they could do is pay for the coffee, although with the way comments are going, it may be prudent to cancel future community social meets…

[Via Michael G]

We’re the Only Ones Unrecorded Enough

The City University of New York is letting $120,000 worth of body cameras gather dust at one Manhattan school — because they don’t want the public to see the crime and violence taking place on campus grounds… [More]

See the crime or see the criminals…?

[Via Michael G]

We’re the Only Ones with Diminished Capacity Enough

LAPD has sent out a memo notifying officers that they can no longer carry any handgun magazines with a capacity of more than 18 rounds, on or off duty. [More]

I’ll be looking for corroboration because I don’t see this linked to a verifiable LAPD source.

[Via Jess]

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