St. Louis among next wave of cities in DOJ effort to fight violent crime [More]
And the Collaborative didn’t work, either?
No worries. Federal dollars fix everything!
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Notes from the Resistance
St. Louis among next wave of cities in DOJ effort to fight violent crime [More]
And the Collaborative didn’t work, either?
No worries. Federal dollars fix everything!
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Six people rob 12-year-old at gunpoint in south St. Louis [More]
That “early success” sure didn’t last long!
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Feds: These St. Louis-area gun shops sell the most guns traced to crimes [More]
All the cool commies are doing it.
No proof of wrong-doing, but the reputation innuendos have been made.
Now show us which “gun sense candidates'” constituents the criminals were.
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The North County Police Cooperative is asking for the public to help identify a suspect who opened fire on a MetroBus earlier this month, striking another passenger. [More]
Well, we know “Ride & Abide” isn’t high on his list of priorities…
I wonder if the “law abiding” who vote Democrat are ever going to realize they’re being played for saps. To think that this worthless and cowardly piece of $h!+’s conduct should have any bearing on our rights…
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A violent altercation overnight at a south St. Louis QuikTrip ends with a security guard shooting and killing a suspect after police say the suspect shot the guard. [More]
It feels like there’s more to this story, and the question of a retention holder seems like one corporate risk management should want to look into. I’m sure homicide is looking over the security footage to see how it all went down.
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Violent 24 hours in St. Louis with multiple deadly shootings [More]
So $8,500 won’t cut it…?
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St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones and County Executive Sam Page have introduced the Regional Anti-Violence Collaborative, which is aiming to reduce violent crime, grow the economy, stabilize neighborhoods, and give residents access to more safe and affordable homes. [More]
In other words, they’re going to buy votes with money that’s not theirs, and the only impact on crime will be it will go up because no one charged to fight it has a clue.
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St. Louis mans crime spree ends in 70 felony charges [More]
Any bets this is his first “spree”?
Maybe they need to hear more from community residents…
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For seven years, this initiative has allowed public officials to hear about the real issues impacting the community from the residents themselves. [More]
So how many more years will they carry on this farce before they realize what they’re doing isn’t working? Or more likely, they know, but going through the motions is more personally career-enhancing than admitting they’re clueless.
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A gas station, blamed by some citizens for violence, may be forced to shut down after a judge’s decision. [More]
Combat criminal activity by shutting down wealth generation by the “law-abiding” in a city that throws tax plunder at its problems– ingenious!
It’ll be nice to finally be able to feel safe in St. Louis again!
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