Notes from the Resistance
Fairfax County, Virginia takes shotguns away from police, replaces them with beanbags, and you can almost feel crime going down! [More]
That grinning little girl in uniform may be in for the surprise of her life.
Remember that plan we just talked about?
[Via Michael G]
Police in California are not immune from civil lawsuits for misconduct that happens while they investigate crimes, the state Supreme Court ruled this week, overruling a precedent made by lower courts that had helped protect law enforcement from litigation for decades. [More]
Good. Maybe. Before cheering too loudly, consider the inevitable increased lawlessness and demands for more citizen disarmament.
[Via Michael G]
Three San Antonio police officers have been charged with murder in the fatal shooting of a woman who was experiencing what the city’s police chief said was a “mental health crisis.” … “They placed themselves in a situation where they used deadly force which was not reasonable given all the circumstances as we now understand them”… [More]
So “escalate” and “agitate” aren’t the appropriate protocol…?
[Via Remarks]
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And no, they won’t let you comment.
I wonder if any media are going to show up and grill them about this…
Be funny if someone released one of these… speaking of which, where’s the recording, to prove SWAT saw Jason pick it up and could tell that it was being carried before they lit him up…?
The lawsuit follows. Readers are encouraged to set aside the time to go through it completely to understand the totality of events that happened and are still happening to a citizen attempting to comply with police orders, and to know if it can happen to Jason Kloepfer it can happen to any of us. [More]
That this story hasn’t been headline national news tells us much.
It’s no secret that game wardens wield exceptional authority, but what happens when they abuse their power and use it to trample gun owners’ 4A rights? One such instance recently occurred with game wardens violating a gun owner’s 4A rights on their own property. [Watch]
Acton’s Law in action…
Well, it’s not like THEY work for YOU…
[Via Jess]
The warrant says 44-year-old Shawn Ray Carnes violated the victim’s privacy while she was using the bathroom at the Downtown Fitness Compound by using a cell phone to take/attempt to take a picture of her through a hole in the office wall that was adjacent to the bathroom. [More]
What is it about power pervs and holes…?
[Via Steve T]
Ultimately, I’m a Second Amendment guy…But I’m okay giving up some of that freedom, right? [More]
This seems to be a new narrative talking point.
What will three times make it?
[Via Geordan]
An administrative law judge Tuesday said a teacher should keep his job after the St. Lucie County School Board moved to fire him for leaving an AK-47 rifle on the center console of his truck in a school parking lot. [More]
The ideal should be an America where you could do that with the windows down.
The reality is he’s lucky the “Only Ones” didn’t freak out on him.
[Via WiscoDave]
The Texas Legislature has approved and sent to Gov. Greg Abbott a bill that would require school districts to have an armed officer on every campus… [More]
Like they had at Columbine and Parkland?
I see many are excited about this so you’ll have to forgive me if amidst the gushing I still raise concerns about infringements and “Only Ones.”
[Via Jess]
That’s a version of the old and unfounded-in-reality “blood in the streets/Dodge City over fender benders” argument the gun prohibitionists used when railing against licensed concealed carry. And note his concern was not for “public safety” but for officer safety. [More]
Back the Blue when they don’t back you…?
Recruit fatally shoots 2 SDF instructors, hurts 1 at Japan gun range [More]
So laws limiting guns to government enforcers are no guarantee…?
“What? I am going into work my man, why are you trying to pull me over as I’m going into work?” Shaouni is seen asking. [More]
I know that excuse wouldn’t work for you and me, but whatever happened to professional courtesy?
[Via Remarks]
Why do they do it? Human weakness. Most have invested in their shabby careers. Most are eying pensions. They go along. They follow orders. And if you think that, given the order and the chance, they will not pull a trigger for the ruling class, well, I have a burnt patch of Texas dirt to sell you. Cheap. [More]
Now let’s all us good “conservatives” bemoan the weight of the badge…
[Via Andy M]
Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison stepped down this week as the progressive-run city struggles with homicides, a drug crisis, and a troubling rise in violence involving teenagers. [More]
Why not? He knows he can’t stop it so he might as well take the money and run, and as things get worse his part in them will be forgotten.
[Via bondmen]
Congressman Barry Loudermilk (R-Ga.) says the authenticated GoPro video raises the question of why police officers, who were identified as intelligence officers, were working to stir up the crowd of protesters instead of working to stop an assault on the Capitol. [More]
How’s the Nuremberg excuse go? We were only following orders…?
If the truth is ever known it will show government provocateurs were way more influential in spurring action than Stewart Rhodes ever was.
[Via Michael G]
