Confidence in Law Enforcement to Prevent Mass Shootings Plummets [More]
“Plummets”?
What was the level before, who were the suckers, and how do they vote?
[Via Michael G]
Notes from the Resistance
VIDEO: ATF conducts surprise firearm inspection at man’s home without search warrant [More]
Never talk to the police. All that friendly and reasonable posturing is just that.
At most, he could have said something like “Give me your card and I will have my lawyer call you.”
Although I do admit, if I had ATF and Delaware State Police together in one handy, recordable location, I’d have been willing to extend the conversation to questions about Hunter Biden’s gun.
[Via several of you]
“He engaged the gunman from quite a distance with a handgun,” Ison said, adding that Dicken is “very proficient” and “tactically sound,” despite having no known police or military training. [More]
I, too, marvel that a mere “civilian” performs at the level of those who can fire 50 rounds and get a “B-“!
[Via Jess]
Two police officers who wrongly arrested a Coralville man for being an impaired driver without any evidence and locking him up in jail for nearly three months didn’t lose their jobs or face any consequences that were made public. [More]
It sounds like they’re not the “only ones” who need to be held accountable.
I hear stuff like this and my first thought is how could anyone so wrong another human being and not be consumed with guilt and a life priority to atone and make amends.
Then another voice says “Grow up. This is why people who don’t victimize others must never allow themselves to be disarmed.”
[Via Michael G]
Report Finds Nearly 400 Officers Were at Elementary as Uvalde Police Waited to Engage Lone Gunman [More]
I bet when it’s that crowded it can get pretty tough finding a place to hide behind.
[Via Robert J]
Detroit man, 56, who wrongfully spent 25 years in prison wins $7.5 million lawsuit against the city after cops switched bullets to frame him for murder in 1992 [More]
I’m really leaning more and more toward public crucifixion these days.
[Via Michael G]
Homeless man on parole suspected of stabbing NASCAR star Bobby East, 37, to death at California gas station is killed in SWAT RAID [More]
Who could have guessed there was anything wrong with him?
And nice to see the professional “Only Ones” end up exceeding expectations by shooting their own dog…
[Via Michael G]
The investigator asked for identification but the EMT was intent on getting her patient inside first. She kept moving with the man on a stretcher and when she was at the check-in desk, she was approached by the investigator, her arm pulled behind her back and cuffed before forcefully being taken outside to a police car. [More]
Gotta prioritize in life-and-death emergencies, you know, and who better to override trained medical opinions than a butthurt “Only One”?…
Now, how about “the investigator’s” identification…?
[Via WiscoDave]
The sheriff asked for a risk protection order, which would have prohibited Broome from having a gun for at least a year … “I need to underscore that we have no evidence that he was going to shoot up the school. None,” Judd told FOX 13. “But we have no evidence that he wasn’t.” [More]
No, it wouldn’t have. And that’s a hell of a slippery slope, Grady.
Thing is, he’s right to have his spider-sense tingling on this. But if he can deny due process to this suspect that sets a pretty low bar for all others.
[Via Remarks]

A felon caught with a gun near the city? No worries– just tell them you were bringing it into the “buyback,” didn’t understand the transport requirements, and you thought it was “No questions asked.”
Speaking of which: Are you a widow with absolutely no gun training so you don’t know how to check if your deceased husband’s gun is loaded, or anything at all about safe handling or transport? Well, come on down!
Any questions?
Hey, uh, everybody knows private sales are legal in Texas, right? Is that a public sidewalk I see in front of 3826 Wheeler?
[Via Lane]
UPDATE
DDS noticed something I missed:

Indiana man accidentally discharges handgun in restaurant bathroom during Michigan vacation [More]
I decided a long time ago that that is something best left to the professionals.
[Via Steve T]
The video shows some players saying, “Ow, ow!”… The coach in question bent back one player’s hand and pulled on another one who said, “That coach pulled me back!” [More]
I thought pain compliance was an important and sanctioned part of the “Only Ones’ toolkit…?
[Via Steve T]
Controversial Punisher logo visible on phone of officer who responded to Uvalde shooting [More]
I knew there was a real scandal in here someplace.
And I can think of a more appropriate home screen.
[Via Steve T]

Cops responding to the Uvalde, Texas, school shooting ran away from gunshots while 19 children and two teachers were left to die in their classrooms… [More]
I guess turning your back on the armed crazy and skedaddling to save your own precious hindquarters are time-honored tactics:

On the bright side, these are the guys they’ll send to confiscate the “20 million AR-15 style rifles.”
UPDATE
Ann Barnhardt calls it like she sees it.
[Via WiscoDave]
A new state law in Arizona will soon make it illegal for people to film a police officer from 8 feet or closer without the officer’s permission … As part of the law, an officer can also stop someone from filming on private property, even if the person has the owner’s consent. [More]
See, that to me is more objectionable than the eight-foot permission rule, which I’m wondering why that wouldn’t apply to all people, not just “Only Ones.”
My rationale here is I don’t want someone I don’t know getting up into my personal space and can recall a time I stuck a stiff arm out with an extended hand signaling “Stop,” and warned a deranged-looking transient to back up. If he’d kept approaching I intended to treat that as a physical attack and respond accordingly.
On the other hand, if I’m in the driver’s seat and one of Canton PD’s attack dogs is screaming through the window like a mouth-foaming maniac at me, that phone is going to be on “Record.” I guess a lot of it depends on circumstances, which is why one-size-fits-all is not a solution.
[Via Jess]
[More]
John Adams has left the building.
That’s systemic racism right there– if like me, you consider collectivist policies resulting in generations like this to be racist.
Both men are only charged with possession of a firearm as a non-U.S. citizens — but nothing related to plotting a mass shooting. [More]
Sounds like the perfect analogy for all “gun control” laws…
Now that the “Only Ones” narrative appears to be unraveling, is it out of line to hope nobody hangs himself?
[Via Mack H]