Ruby Ridge to Adamiak: ATF’s Troubled History With Criminal Informants [More]
I generally don’t endorse doxxing…
Notes from the Resistance
Ruby Ridge to Adamiak: ATF’s Troubled History With Criminal Informants [More]
I generally don’t endorse doxxing…
An officer who was arrested twice while serving as a law enforcement officer in East Feliciana Parish has renewed his police certification and is back patrolling the streets. [More]
Just think– if this badged thug orders you to disarm and you don’t obey, he can shoot you!
Meanwhile, over in Livingston Parish:
Walker officer arrested for alleged sexual assault of minor also facing separate rape charge
Must be something in the bayou water…
[Via Steve T]
The unconstitutional program ran in five steps: First, surveillance cameras across the state and country recorded license plates and logged when and where cars went. Second, analysts and anonymous tipsters flagged ordinary travel, like driving toward the border and back, as suspicious. Third, Bexar County sheriff’s deputies invented a traffic violation to justify pulling over the flagged driver. Fourth, deputies pulled drivers into their front seats, interrogated them and asked consent to search their car. Finally, fifth, if the driver refused to consent to a search, a K-9 alert from a manipulated dog supplied the probable cause to search anyway. This practice happened for four years to countless motorists. [More]
Who but these useful idiots would expect a Democrat sheriff who doesn’t respect the Second Amendment to respect the Fourth and Fifth?

[Via Michael G]
A grand jury indicted Antonio Felix and Luis Vasquez on Aug. 31 on three counts of aggravated assault, two felony counts of kidnapping, one felony count of criminal damage, one felony count of tampering with physical evidence, one felony count of conspiracy to commit first-degree hindering prosecution and one misdemeanor count of threatening or intimidating. [More]
Unless you’re a career criminal, we’re pretty much conditioned not to do what needs to be done, and probably screwed if we do.
[Via Jess]

A Cleveland police officer was arrested Monday and is accused of communicating with an undercover officer posing as a 14-year-old. [More]
When do “bad apples” become more than “a few”?
Officer gets 15 days in jail for starving his two K-9s, killing one of them [More]
And if you or I had killed a police dog…? I remember when they arrested a mere citizen for animal cruelty after he SHOUTED at a police dog.
Maybe that’s why those with all that superior professional training evidently feel so unrestrained…
[Via WiscoDave]
Officer accused of misusing Flock cameras to track estranged ex-wife more than 700 times, police say [More]
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before.
[Via Michael G]
Judge warns St. Louis County to release police records in assault case [More]
Capt. Bryant explains the reluctance.
[Via bondmen]
Imagine if all lawsuits settled for criminal mischief and abuse by cops came out of the police pension funds first… [More]
Get the barrel itself to purge bad apples.
[Via WiscoDave]

A Midland citizen went to City Hall requesting paperwork. He sat inside the public building for an extended period … Then a Midland Police Department officer arrived. She issued commands, placed her hands on him, and ultimately pepper-sprayed him inside City Hall… After officials reviewed the footage and saw that he had not been acting belligerently, he was released with no charges. [More]
Sanchez…? So, what’s her full name?
I need it to “commend” her.
[Via WiscoDave]
Off-duty Florida sergeant ‘stumbling drunk’ harasses elderly couple at bar, bystander jumps into action [Watch]
What a drunk. What a punk. And a sergeant, first hired in 2004, meaning he’s been showing them who he is for a long time.
So… when they terminate him does he still get to keep his pension?
Supreme Court Declines to Hear Innocent Man’s Case Seeking to Hold Federal Agents Accountable for Brutalizing Him More Than a Decade Ago [More]
Name them/
Are they still employed?
Find out what they eat for breakfast.
[Via Michael G]
Sheriff’s Deputy Fired for Allegedly Pointing Gun at Bar Patrons [More]
“Fired”…?
What about arrested?
OK, had to go to another source…
[Via bondmen]
A bride’s dream wedding turned into a legal nightmare — after she claims she was charged with DUI despite being sober…. After Longoria was taken into custody, one of the arresting officers was allegedly recorded saying: “They’re going to kick me off the squad if I don’t get a DUI.” [More]
Who can think of a better reason?
[Via Michael G]
The fact that they have a badge, which means swarms will hunt you down after the fact is enough to stop better men from repelling such thugs.
Looks like Seth is still getting paid to terrorize and humiliate citizens.
[Via Jess]
Cops Arrest Man on His Own Property After Karen Neighbor Hears Gunshots [Watch]
I hope he gets a lawyer and that lying sow and her co-conspirators get what’s coming to them. I also suggest he file a complaint with the Tennessee Attorney General’s Civil Rights Enforcement Division and demand an investigation into falsifying a police report.
That said, he should have just said “I’ll speak to you through my attorney” and shut up.
And point of order: I don’t like using “Karen” any more than I do “Boomer” for reasons stated at each link.
The Sheriff’s Office is getting its @$$ handed to it over on Facebook.
[Via Andy M]