Notes from the Resistance
“There is at least a half dozen, and possibly more, Deputy Gangs and Deputy Cliques currently in the Department, primarily at patrol stations,” the report elaborates. “They include the Executioners, the Banditos, the Regulators, the Spartans, the Gladiators, the Cowboys and the Reapers.” [More]
Sounds like the most dangerous gang is the LASD because they’re the ones empowered by “law” to enforce citizen disarmament diktats…
As gun reform stalls, police prepare for the worst [More]
They think they’re “outgunned”? I’ve been hearing that lie for decades and we aren’t the ones with surplus MRAPs.
What about the real “first responders,” disarmed by unconstitutional “gun-free zone” diktats? The ones mandated to be helpless and slaughtered unless they can run away or hide even after you lot show up and take cover?
[Via Dan Gifford]
Bill would make children’s statements mostly inadmissible if law enforcement lied to them [More]
They can do it to the rest of us, but a homicidal “teen” gang reptile or a budding school shooter is immune? That’s what it’s about, and they’ve found no shortage of Republicans to make it “bipartisan.”
Maybe there’s a loophole we could argue to get the same benefits.
[Via Michael G]
‘True Crime: The Manhunt for Christopher Dorner’ retraces the ex-cop’s deadly rampage [More]
Will it remind viewers that he was a Democrat who believed in “gun control”?
[Via bondmen]
NYPD cops resigning in new year at record-breaking pace — with a 117% jump from 2021 numbers [More]
No worries. Just keep lowering standards and they’ll have all the staff they need.
[Via bondmen]
Governor orders State Police search amid alarming allegations from trooper’s arrest [More]
What do you do when the “few bad apples” include those in charge of the barrel?
[Via bondmen]
Woman charged with stealing $246K in pension payments to dead LI police detective dad, buying Benz, 7-bedroom house [More]
Sounds like Daddy’s little girl learned from the best…
It also sounds like the system reflects the type of government incompetence and negligence that invites exploitation.
[Via Michael G]
Former Laurel police chief convicted of 8 counts of attempted murder in string of fires [More]
The important thing to remember is his department wants your guns.
[Via Michael G]
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department has quietly tested every single recovered firearm – even those not used in the commission of crimes – without probable cause or a search warrant for as long as anyone at the department can recall… [More]
Your job is to obey. There’s is to order.
Besides, anyone see ATF say “No”?
Video from the family’s surveillance camera shows an unmarked police car pull up, and a Lorain police officer and a Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms agent jump out and try to speak with the boys. [More]
ATF? And 12 in all show up? Over “jaywalking”?
And nice “We the People” tat.
Nice way these “sworn officers” talk to citizens. I see the Lorain PD limits who can comment on their posts so citizens can’t talk back.
And remember: Back the Blue!
[Via bondmen]
Then her father did “what any dad would—he went to hug his crying kid,” says Kaplan. “And at that point he was arrested. With handcuffs.” [More]
What can I say but “New Jersey“?
Things sure have changed since I was his daughter’s age. Kids playing unsupervised outside was the norm back in the days before widespread Ritalin prescriptions, school shootings, “single mothers,” DEI, “groomers,” and “gender dysphoria”.
2 charged with impersonating police detectives [More]
As noted whenever I post in this category, be aware of The Fauxnly Ones Files.
You never know when an “I was afraid he might not be a real cop” defense could use some validation that it’s a widespread and frequent enough phenomenon to be a legitimate concern.
[Via bondmen]
Oh, Raybans,” Banks says as she removes the designer sunglasses from their case. [More]
Two years hardly seems enough for this gross betrayal of public trust by these badged thugs. But no doubt they’ll argue it’s disproportional and systemic.
You don’t get comfortable doing that in front of each other unless it is systemic. A chief deputy, a sergeant… tell me the whole damn department isn’t corrupt.
[Via WiscoDave]
WarOnGuns Correspondent Andy M. proves the useful idiot editors of the Scranton Times aren’t really believers in “background checks”– their “reasoning” reveals what they really want is to end all gun sales. [More]
NEW INFORMATION, MORE QUESTIONS… Part 1 … Including a pop quiz I’d like to offer! [More]
More questions about the criminally violent joint Cherokee County Sheriff/CIPD SWAT raid the press won’t ask as those of us looking for answers continue to be suppressed.
I’m wondering if an open letter to Ashley Welch asking about potential relationship conflicts of interest between investigators and those they are investigating might give those looking to whitewash and stonewall pause…
“Friend was violating no law by standing on the sidewalk and displaying his sign, and [Police Sgt. Richard] Gasparino had no lawful reason to order him to desist from that conduct,” the appeals court ruled. [More]
If he wanted to engage in police-approved speech in Stamford, he should have become a paid gunsnitch.
That said, it’s probably unfair for me to judge Sgt. Gasparino until I’ve goose-stepped a mile in his jackboots.
Kinda helps explain why Connecticut is so hot for unending citizen disarmament schemes…
