Notes from the Resistance
After telling B.K. she was “insanely attractive,” the summary order states Cook sent her a picture of his crotch while sitting in his personal vehicle with a gun in his waistband, telling her he was “strapped.” [More]
Sure knows how to sweet-talk a gal… I guess that’s the difference between a trained, professional community hero and us “civilians”…
[Via Steve T]
Brooklyn cop accused of hitting car, leaving scene, assaulting driver [More]
Speeding like a demon, going through red lights, recklessly endangering the public… But it’s OK because:
Police determined that Stein didn’t break any policies during the confrontation.
And remember: Back the Blue!
[Via Sweet Babboo]
Woman says SAPD officer ex-boyfriend put AirTag in her vehicle, tracked her in police helicopter – The department declined to discipline Officer Ausencio Mata; sources say investigators were unaware of photos taken from SAPD’s EAGLE helicopter [More]
“It came down to a ‘he said she said’…” Really?
Officers are empower without command-authorized oversight, controls, warrants or approved agreements to do this?
I simply don’t believe that.
[Via Steve T]
“When the officers are shooting him in the back, he’s not a threat. You cannot shoot civilians in the back. That’s the worst of it and most of the shots were in the back,” Pleban said. [More]
Inigo responds to “Back the Blue.”
[Via bondmen]
FOX 2 has learned the names of individuals who a former police chief is accused of misusing the Regional Justice Information System database. Hundreds of people were allegedly searched without their knowledge and without probable cause. [More]
At least he didn’t have “ICE” in the query field…
Ain’t it something’? Two stories today about how those entrusted with surveillance powers can’t be…
[Via bondmen]
Kentucky State Police Trooper James Cameron Wright has finally been indicted by the feds for multiple civil rights violations, which were not only known by his chain of command, but some of which were personally reviewed and approved by the literal head of the Kentucky State Police. This includes beatings, perjury, and more. [Watch]
Sounds like beatings all around are in order.
[Via bondmen]
Lie to a Cop, Go to Jail. Lie FROM a Cop? Totally Legal? [Watch]
Why talk to them in the first place?
[Via Jess]
A Federal Judge Says New Mexico Cops Reasonably Killed an Innocent Man at the Wrong House [More]
So, say some cop wanted to kill a judge and entered the wrong chambers…
Letcher County– talk about an aptronym…
[Via Andy M]
Rollins noted that the “fence that was put up in 1910 by Charles’s great-great grandad that no one ever thought there was a problem”… “That’s [all?] they hear of it until agents in SWAT gear show up at their front door and say that they are being criminally charged for theft of government property that they need to find guardians for their young children because they are likely going to jail”… [More]
Anybody see any “Forts, Magazines, Arsenals, dock-Yards, and other needful Buildings” in all this…?
[Via bondmen]
Three years ago, Detective Daniel Leyden shot and killed his girlfriend, Deputy Abigail Bieber, before turning the gun and killing himself. It was the third murder-suicide involving Hillsborough County deputies within five years. [More]
And the LEO/”civilian” divide isn’t just localized.
Just think of all the situations and places where they can have a gun and you can’t. Then ask yourself what the state is unleashing on the rest of us.
[Via Edmund M]
In exchange for his repayment of the $3,500 that was stolen, the felony theft charges have been dismissed. [More]
So hes not a prohibited person now, like you or I would be if we ever sank so low?
Abusing a position of special public trust like that actually deserves more punishment than an ordinary person would get. Along with a good flogging.
[Via Steve T]
“If that car doesn’t appear in the next 10 minutes, I will literally make your life a living hell. I am the wrong cop to take off on. I will be here every * day knocking on your door,” Officer Alli says. “I saw your face. I’ll **** you up when I see you *****. [More]
Back the Blue. Or we’ll **** you up.
[Via Steve T]
Brazilian National in CA Was Arrested for Domestic Violence, Became a Cop, Now Accused of Rape [More]
Who better than a foreign sex offender to be empowered to disarm you?
I guess if we’re looking at text, history, and tradition, the Founders knew all about the Hessians…
[Via bondmen]
Belmont officer charged with rape had 2017 domestic violence arrest, in US on work permit [More]
What could go wrong with giving foreign nationals a badge, a gun, and the power to disarm Americans?
Back the Blue Helmets!
When are “law and order” Republicans going to wake up to how many “community heroes” are no better than terrorist thugs?
Why in the world would anyone but a suck-up kapo want to indiscriminately “Back the Blue”?
[Via WiscoDave]
A hearing in which a judge will consider a full order of protection is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. on Monday in a St. Louis County courtroom. A ruling could also impact the Sheriff’s ability to carry a gun. Typically, subjects are required to surrender their firearms, but there is often an exemption for police officers, who are sometimes required to turn in their guns before the end of each shift. [More]
How does that work, when he’s safe in this time and space, and unsafe in another?
[Via bondmen]
Local sergeant found under the influence of alcohol while on duty [More]
And then I saw a click through for this appear on the page:
West Milton police officer arrested on 3 counts of rape
These are the dogs they unleash on us.
And yeah, I know, a few bad apples.
Scary, addicted, violent, and armed bad apples…
[Via Steve T]
St. Petersburg Police Officer Brandon Klaiber was arrested by Pinellas County deputies on Tuesday. Investigators say he shared protected information with a man accused of planting explosive devices at the Seminole Hard Rock Casino in Tampa. [More]
Yeah, run plates to ID and locate people for a desperate guy with bombs– what could go wrong?
[Via Steve T]
The State Law Enforcement Division (SLED) charged former Darlington police officer Mark Anthony Hayes with breach of trust and misconduct in office after using vape pens collected as evidence from an investigation to pay for repairs at his home, SLED warrants claim. [More]
Just when I thought you couldn’t get any dumber than a Hawaii Democrat…
What about those who set up a criminally negligent evidence storage system? And any lawyers going to file for retrial by introducing untrustworthy chain of custody evidence…?
[Via Steve T]
