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Police bodycam footage shows he was shot once in the abdomen, less than a second after an officer opened his bedroom door. Lewis appeared to be holding a vape pen, but no weapon … “This police officer fired his weapon less than a second after the door opened. That is about as reckless as a police officer can get,” Rex Elliott, the family’s attorney, said. [More]
Cherokee Indian Police SWAT says “Hold our beer.”
Authorities said Bryant lived near the area where Morales was reported missing and alleged that he “dumped her naked body in the woods,” WAGA and WXIA reported, citing a warrant application. The warrant also said the ex-officer is suspected of rape, murder and other felonies, though he hasn’t been charged with those crimes, WXIA reported. [More]
Yep. He definitely should be the “only one” armed, especially in school zones!
[Via bondmen]
Lawyers are set to discuss the federal case against a former Kentucky police officer who fired blindly into Breonna Taylor’s apartment on the night of the deadly raid that left her dead… Hankison was indicted by the U.S. Justice Department last year along with three other officers, one of whom has pleaded guilty to helping falsify the warrant used to enter Taylor’s apartment… [More]
Then we have the ones who want to defund them are also the ones who want them to be the “Only Ones”…
A little help here, Norman?
[Via Jess]
Lawsuit claims Alabama man froze to death in police custody, was ‘likely’ placed in jail freezer [More]
In case you were wondering how this happened…
[Via Michael G]

Ohioans in danger may soon be able to text 911 [More]
I guess, but the same problems of police being minutes away when seconds count and having no duty to protect will still apply. Plus, by the time most victims enter a PIN, pull up the text app and try to type out an intelligible message with shaking thumbs, the danger may be passed — for the attacker, who may be happy for the free phone.
Besides, I never did much subscribe to the “Only Ones” being the only ones, and plan on having my hands full.
Maybe if co-sponsor State Rep. Kent Smith spent less time abetting the undermining of his constituents’ rights and more time protecting and advancing them, the need for such calls would fall dramatically.

I spoke with Bill Frady about my exclusive reports on the North Carolina “firing squad.” [Listen]

What these actions don’t mitigate or excuse is the police opening fire on him immediately after he emerged unarmed from his trailer with his hands raised and his wife directly behind him. [More]
So will the State Bureau of Investigation and the DA aggressively pursue this, and if not, why not?
Confirmed: Memphis Cop Sent Pics of Beaten Tyre Nichols to ‘Female Acquaintance’ [More]
I thought this whole thing was “the result of white supremacy“…?
[Via bondmen]
Capser alleges that police knew the exact whereabouts of the stolen BMW Brownlee was driving near Soldier Field and began following him just an hour before he shot Dakotah. Because of a non-pursuit policy in place, responding officers had to call off their pursuit of Brownlee and file an eluding report, lawyers say. [More]
Because if you disproportionately stop criminals they won’t be able to disproportionately amass victims, right?
Forget it, Jake. It’s Chi-Town.
[Via bondmen]
Suspect who allegedly shot two police officers in custody after hours-long standoff near Fallston mall [More]
J. Wyndal here evidently thinks police not executing him on the spot was racist.
[Via Sweet Babboo]
The Police Shooting of Jason Kloepfer [Watch]
Or you can watch it on Rumble.
This is a top-notch legal analysis based on information available at the time.
I have a follow-up piece I hope to see come out later today that will address many of the assumptions and questions raised (and leave many more unanswered).

A SWAT team firing on an unarmed man with his hands in the air isn’t newsworthy? [More]
There are plenty of unanswered questions. Why aren’t the “real reporters” asking them?
And the rifle, the weapon that was used, the murder weapon … it was so unusual that the investigators when they were looking into it, and the investigators are all, you know, very familiar with firearms, right, knew all the guns, but when they were looking at this gun, they were like “I have no idea how this is loaded,” the investigators had to watch YouTube videos… [Watch]
So they turn to the “gun community” for help…?
[Via MG]