Leading experts in crime and public safety will talk about ways to prevent crime. [More]
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Notes from the Resistance
Missouri’s governor would play a major role in St. Louis policing and prosecution under a bill praised by Republicans as a way to fight crime and criticized by Democrats as an attempt to take away local control from the Black-led city. [More]
So the people trying to save black lives are the racists…?
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Investigators confirmed the Jeep had been stolen less than 48 hours earlier. They found a stolen AR-style pistol on the backseat and a .357-caliber Glock 32 under the passenger seat. Both weapons had large-capacity magazines. [More]
If only there were some kind of law for people who can’t be trusted with guns…
Until then, they expect you and me to give up ours.
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A St. Louis judge sanctioned St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner’s office last week for allegedly withholding evidence in a double-murder case, while allowing the suspect out on bond, amid rising criticism about left-wing prosecutors allowing crime to flourish in major U.S. cities. [More]
And you’ll notice the strategy of those who want things to be this way is to deflect with charges of racism and antisemitism so that people will be afraid to speak the truth.
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On Wednesday, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department promised more officers inside and outside Busch Stadium on Thursday to ensure everyone is safe. [More]
I guess they didn’t read the first chapter…
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Kim Gardner hosts criminal justice reform discussion… She said poverty is the number one factor driving crime and called on St. Louis to do more to address inequities within the community. [More]
I remember my father telling me about cutting mold spots out of bread slices during the Great Depression– back in the days when you could walk into a hardware store and walk out with a .38 and before the days of getting forced wealth transfers just because you exist.
They didn’t use that as an excuse to act like savages or live in filth or blame others.
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This is the time-to-crime rate for firearms in St. Louis. [More]
So how many murders have been solved by tracing a gun back to its owner? You’d think with all the numbers they throw at us, that would be the headline to trumpet.
St. Louis suspect seen calmly loading gun, shooting homeless man execution style in broad daylight [More]
No worries.
The St. Louis Police Chief is meeting with clergy to “talk about crime” and “the St. Louis safety committee worked with the city police … to spread awareness about gun safety.”
Throw in a tax-funded youth mentoring program or two, and problem solved!
St. Louis leaders and police work to address youth gun violence… The St. Louis safety committee worked with the city police on Tuesday to spread awareness about gun safety. [More]
“Youth violence” or “gun safety”? Which is it?
And what track record shows any of these dolts are capable of doing more than removing their sn0uts out of the trough long enough to regurgitate hackneyed talking points for an equally ignorant media that confirm their utter incompetence?
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A recent back-and-forth crime spree involved three St. Louis County teens reportedly stealing cars, which culminated in a shooting. The trio was arrested in on the eastern side of the river, where they were not going to be prosecuted. So, police brought the teens to the other side to get charges filed. [More]
And why weren’t they going to be prosecuted there?
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In a triage waiting room of St. Louis Children’s Hospital in Missouri, a clear basket filled with gun locks sits near the walkway, just noticeable enough to those passing by. [More]
How ’bout another basket filled with Lego astronauts?
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Buehler claims they called the police, but they never showed up. The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department confirmed a call was made, but no report was filed. They said they would investigate it further. [More]
Guy’s lucky he didn’t get killed…
When the deputy got out, police claim the suspects tried to grab his weapon, which was secured in his holster. After a brief struggle, the two ended up with the deputy’s gun and cellphone. The suspects then drove off in the deputy’s car, a 2011 Chevy Cruz. [More]
They can’t even protect themselves yet we’re supposed to believe they can protect us?
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A woman who exchanged gunfire with police on Friday, January 13, in downtown St. Louis, was released from custody. She was arrested after allegedly saying she was going to shoot up the social security office, then shooting at officers from inside her van. [More]
No worries. The mayor has launched a task force.
And it’s working as expected!
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A Missouri judge has ruled that a pardon from the governor doesn’t mean the St. Louis lawyer and his wife who gained national attention for waving guns at racial injustice protesters in 2020 should get back the weapons they surrendered and fines they paid after guilty pleas last year. [More]
She just wishes she could do more.
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Accused killer may soon be released after 4 years in jail, no trial [More]
Seeing as how the Sixth Amendment supposedly guarantees “a right to a speedy and public trial,” why aren’t the government officials responsible for this in jail?
And that said, what have we learned about taking in derelicts?
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