Wielsch, the former head of the Central Contra Costa Narcotics Enforcement Team (CNET), pleaded guilty in December to charges that he had sold drugs that had been seized by CNET agents, robbed prostitutes and made phony arrests... [More]Well no wonder that gave the poor guy PTSD!
Having just before taken great offence at a threat of retaliation in the treatment of prisoners, he enclosed his answer to my letter under this address, 'To Thomas Jefferson Esq., American Governor of Virginia.' I paused on receiving the letter, and for some time would not open it; however, when the miserable condition of our brethren in Charleston occurred to me, I could not determine that they should be left without the necessaries of life, while a punctilio should be discussing between the British General and myself; and knowing that I had an opportunity of returning the compliment to Mr. Phillips in a case perfectly corresponding, I opened the letter. [More]
“DEFCAD files are being removed from public access at the request of the US Department of Defense Trade Controls,” a banner at the top of the site explains. “Until further notice, the United States government claims control of the information.” [More]This afternoon's Gun Rights Examiner report notes the horse may be out of the barn, but the stable hands are now in real peril.
Postmen are too scared to deliver letters and packages to one of Brooklyn’s most crime-ravaged neighborhoods... [More]Not Brooklyn!
Sheriff Dan Staton, who recently testified in favor of Multnomah County’s new restrictions on county gun owners (including punishment for having your firearm stolen and a ban on open loaded carry) will be in Corbett tonight at the Corbett Grange from 6:30 to 8:30 PM.If you are a Multnomah County resident, this will be an opportunity to let the Sheriff know how you feel about his attack on your rights.
When Prescott police started to investigate, they quickly learned it was a law-enforcement club, and that the alleged attackers were off-duty police officers. [Read]Lookin' for adventure in whatever comes our way...
“But it turns out Burke really didn’t need to obtain all these licenses to be able to carry a weapon … thanks to a law that dates back to 1872 that delegates mayors and aldermen as peace officers,” NBC Chicago reported in a December profile that also reveals how, in a political dispute with then-mayor Harold Washington, “After saying he received threats, Burke was given a four-man bodyguard detail.” [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report looks at a savage from a primitive era, suitable only for a museum exhibit reminder of a barbaric past.
The 1781 treaty was signed because of the constraints imposed by the 1764 Treaty of Niagara posed several problems due to influx of loyalists into British territory around Fort Niagara during and after the American Revolution. [More]
“As you can see from the sales slips, the Quincy police are pocketing thousands of dollars at a time by illegally depriving gun owners of their property and selling it off at a fraction of its value, and this practice has been ignored by state authorities for years, even though the proceeds of any sales are supposed to go to the state treasury, and they are not,” Mirsky told Gun Rights Examiner. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes closing down a ring of gun thieves becomes much harder when they have badges.
