Notes from the Resistance
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!
[Via bondmen]
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.
[Via Jess]
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?
[Via bondmen]
Police: FBI background check blocked gun sale to accused St. Louis school shooter [More]
Another “Gotcha!” for the blood dancers?
Lost in the furious outrage being ginned up to demand more disarmament edicts is the fact that none of the Democrat constituents responsible for the day-in-day-out carnage would have passed a background check either.
[Via Steve T]
Missouri senator says laws should have already been in place to prevent shooting at CVPA [More]
What, like the law against shooting people?
No “commonsense gun safety law” will ever be enough for this Marxist tool.
That’s because none of them address the real problem which keeps incompetent rabble-rousing bellyachers like her in office.
[Via Steve T]
Surge in St. Louis homicides threatens to reverse progress made last year [More]
And no worries. The lawsuits against Kia and Hyundai are proceeding as scheduled. And we’ll be planning another gun buyback any day now!
[Via bondmen]
Car thefts have skyrocketed in St. Louis in recent months, with city leadership threatening lawsuits against Kia and Hyundai for an alleged defect that makes certain makes of the cars easier to steal. [More]
That these kleptocrat morons are “city leadership” tells us all we need to know.
[Via Steve T]
Former St. Louis City Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed and former alderman Jeffrey Boyd plead guilty Friday in a political corruption scandal that shocked the city. [More]
Tell me the photo surprises anybody. I was going to try for two, but it looks like Boyd took his page down.
[Via bondmen]
