The Hudson Police Department is eager to recover two police badges, an identification card and a pistol taken from a detective's unmarked squad car this month.They'd better hurry.
Although casual users cannot see the previous user’s search history, authorities such as the police will be able to access it if necessary.And, of course, the "Only Ones" get to decide what's necessary.
He said the hooded men had carried on beating the monks even though they offered no resistance.Maybe that's what they wanted...
An obituary of very-much-alive Apple founder Steve Jobs has been accidentally published by the respected Bloomberg business news wire...Thank goodness they were able to correct it so quickly, before any real harm was done. But people incorrectly classified on another list Bloomberg endorses might not be so fortunate.
Bloomberg, which was founded by New York mayor Michael Bloomberg and prides itself on its accuracy and transparency, later published a note acknowledging the story's retraction on its wire.
New data indicate New York City residents are contracting the virus that causes AIDS at three times the national rate.This is just a backdoor attempt at...ah...no, I'd better not go there...
"He gave me some additional (non-public) information that was enough for me to deny the permit," Pulkrabek wrote in an e-mail circulated this week to other sheriffs. "The rest is history."Yeah--so the guy shot himself with a rifle.
The -- the reality of gun ownership may be different for hunters in rural Ohio than they are for those plagued by gang violence in Cleveland, but don't tell me we can't uphold the Second Amendment while keeping AK-47s out of the hands of criminals.
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It's official. The Lightworker just promised a new "assault weapons" ban.
I suggest making preparations without delay if you haven't already, because on a personal level, he comes across so much better than "My friends" McCain--it reminds me of the Kennedy/Nixon telegenic factor.
If you didn't hear the speech, watch it on the Internet or read this transcript. Look at everything he promises, and then compare it to what this authorizes him to do.
Not that I believe McCain's pledges would fare much better under such scrutiny.
State Treasurer Jack Markell says if he is elected governor, he will do more to keep guns away from criminals.He says absurd sh** like this.
Worcester County District Court officials said a visiting judge rejected a petition filed by Wicomico County State's Attorney Davis R. Ruark to expunge a dismissed handgun charge.Looks like he's going to feel at least part of our pain.
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The federal government allegedly suppressed evidence and edited a legal definition in a Wisconsin case against a man who ultimately was convicted of transferring a machine gun, according to an appeal document.Note on the affadavit in support of criminal complaint there was no mention of prior tests that showed the gun was not a machinegun.
They hardly bring in enough to make it worth the clutter--and despite setting things up to tailor ads to the blog, the one that's most prevalent seems to be for bimbo-wear. I guess they figure that "guns" = "male"= "lapdance customer."During the arrest, one of the officers can be heard saying to Eslocker, "You're lucky I didn't knock the f..k out of you."
When "Only Ones" and "Authorized Journalists" collide....
Might as well grab some popcorn and enjoy the show--I doubt it will temper most reporters' statist tendencies and belief in government gun control.
Hundreds of colleges across the nation have purchased a training program that teaches professors and students not to take campus threats lying down but to fight back with any "improvised weapon," from a backpack to a laptop computer.
I hope the academics don't forget the proven deterrent value of STDs, vomit and rat tail combs...
These are the folks proposing this band-aid. I feel safer already knowing their top men ("top men") have, among other qualifications, "a Master of Science Degree in Counseling and Human Resource Development," a degree from "the School of Large Church Management," and "a Bachelor’s degree in Biology from Penn State University."
What they don't tell us is how many active shooters these experts have personally successfully warded off while unarmed.
And here is a trailer for their program. Say--aren't those LEOs praising this legally armed wherever they go?
I was hoping to see if there was anything on the Internet we could readily use to illustrate the success of groups of unarmed people taking on a lone shooter, and this was the best I could come up with on short notice. I quit after several rounds of successful kills because, even though you need to reload for each shot, it didn't really reflect a swarm.
What would?
I suppose a modified version of this--but to truly assess benefits vs. costs, you'd need to compare it to what would happen if there was an armed good guy or two in the room.
Some will no doubt say we shouldn't automatically dismiss this baby step toward campus safety. I've always said one of the things I like about Jackie Chan movies is how he takes ordinary objects and deploys them as weapons--and I recommend that identifying such objects in our surroundings should be part of our everyday situational awareness. I also think it's useful that people start thinking about going through threats rather than running hopelessly from them or freezing. But this presupposes that a campus culture that teaches self defense is wrong--and that men in uniform are the "Only Ones" competent, qualified and trustworthy enough to serve as protectors--would produce a sufficient number of courageous souls willing to lead the charge into blazing hell and take some gaping chest wounds for the team.
Who's first? Who wants to be a zombie?
Adults don't need baby steps. We know what the real solution is.
Wicomico County State's Attorney Davis R. Ruark is in the process of expunging a handgun possession charge stemming from a February traffic stop in which he also was cited for driving under the influence of alcohol...Naturally, being a state attorney, "he was 'speechless' and 'disappointed' that no one from the police department told him it was coming."
Maryland law prohibits possession of a firearm while intoxicated.
He had everything he needed. A badge. A uniform. Even a gun. But investigators say a man who hundreds of kids thought was a local sheriff's deputy was an imposter.Don't we all just love a man in uniform. This doesn't say how it was discovered he wasn't really an "Only One."
Worlow worked as a security guard at Chapel Hill Mall...Keeping everyone safe (see item 20) from you and me, no doubt...
Bulli Prakasam (30), hailing from Abbavaram village in Veerapalli mandal of Kadapa district, died after a bullet pierced through his chest when he ran for cover to escape the pouring rain at around 4.30 am.It seems "Only One" guns are the same the world over.
...gun misfires...No doubt about it. It's the gun's fault.
...his gun misfired...
Sources said the gun misfired...
"She disarmed a SCDC correctional officer that was there with a prisoner and took that weapon and shot herself with that weapon."Hmmm...another "takeaway incident." Maybe they ought to develop some kind of technology that would keep our "Only Ones" safe from having their weapons appropriated and used by unauthorized persons.
