If Perks' unbelievable statement is taken at face value, it means no one but the victim of a misdemeanor can report a crime to the District Attorney's office, and they must do so in person. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report looks at the type of sleazy soul-selling one must be willing to engage in to enjoy the "perks" of public troughdom.
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Philly DA purposely turns blind eye to ‘gun crime tip’
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"We will only be able to proceed if the case involves misdemeanor crimes committed in Philadelphia, you are the victim and no further investigation is required....
Will this be held as the new standard in Philly? If a complaint needs to fit ALL these criteria to move forward, then permit-less, peaceable open-carry is legal now, right? Considering it's a "victim-less" crime, the second criterion CANNOT be met.
Or maybe they'll "withdraw" this statement before that gets tested, and pretend it was never stated.
"Or maybe they'll 'withdraw' this statement before that gets tested, and pretend it was never stated."
They'll need to delete it from my Scribd account, where I posted and linked to the actual letter.
I read something once: "No State shall...deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws." If a regular citizen offers evidence of a crime, and the powers that be do nothing, it would seem that would violate the clause stated above. Oh, wait - that was from the Constitution. Never mind..
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