Notes from the Resistance...
“There’s a natural inclination to want to defend yourself, but if you can get through a situation like this and not do anything, and simply give these people what they want, and get the police out there as quickly as possible, that the way to handle it,” the Mesquite Police spokesman advises. “Let us handle it.” [More]Says the guy with the gun who is nowhere around when the action goes down...
Serious business is at hand, that requires alertness and attention along with seriousness and maturity. If someone shows up and is resistant to that, you don’t need him. [More]Stupid negligent discharges should never happen, and when they do, expect our enemies to go into an eye-rolling feeding frenzy. A command structure exerting discipline and rules of conduct early on denies later targets of ridicule for those who would rather see recruiters dead than armed or protected.
After multiple requests for comment were ignored, Yellowhammer was contacted Wednesday by ALDOT spokesperson Tony Harris, who said readdressing the policy is not currently a priority for the agency, although he acknowledged they had received some public opposition to the gun free zones.
“We don’t want this to be a distraction for us,” said Harris. “You can probably imagine we have a lot of issues we deal with day in and day out.” [More]Their media guy never called me back. No surprise -- you can kind of tell when they're hiding. Guess he didn't want to be distracted.
Two young teens, bored, with nothing going on during summer break, decide to break into a house "to see what it's like". What they didn't expect was that someone was home. Stop the Threat host, James B. Towle, and expert guest panelists Jorge DeLeon, Jeffrey Phipps, and Mike Herd discuss this true crime re-enactment and offer you their insight and opinions. [More]"Stop the Threat" presents a new episode tonight on the Pursuit Channel...
Based on his criminal background, police had said Dobeski would commit another crime. [More]Catch and release...
Police are not yet publicly identifying the shooter, who was described as a 58-year-old white male. [More]Hey, what's this double-standard? How come whites can be publicly identified by race, but blacks are either ignored or called the racist code word "teens"?
Muslims are forbidden by their religious law, Shariah, from paying interest on loans so they must be offered loans structured in such a way that interest is not part of the package. [More]Naturally, the money-worshipers are tripping all over themselves to accommodate, which accounts for this:
The Obama administration, with the full support of Congress, is following an immigration policy that allows at least 100,000 Muslims into the country every year, according to U.S. Census data.But don't worry, recognizing the Founders told us what was necessary to the security of a free state, our diversity through all this immigration leading to a pathway to citizenship can only make us stronger, right?
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced Tuesday that it will no longer require incoming U.S. citizens to declare that they will bear arms on behalf of the United States, as stipulated in the Oath of Allegiance.I wonder how many will have no problem bearing arms on behalf of something else.
“Former mayor of Pa. capital charged with 499 criminal counts,” Fox News documented in its report. “If convicted on all counts and given consecutive maximum sentences, Reed could face up to 2,439 years in prison.”
Whenever I see reports of a mayor in trouble with the law, my first instinct any more is to see if he or she is one of Bloomberg’s Bürgermeisters. [More]I'd love to see someone with statistical expertise come up with a verifiable number for: A member of Bloomberg's Mayors Against Guns group is X times more likely to be a criminal than an NRA member.
Authorities say they are investigating an incident involving officers believed to have used bean-bag rounds and a Taser on a homeless man in a wheelchair ... The footage shows 10 LAPD officers surrounding Zareck, and shouts can be heard.... [More]Hey, I remember that episode...
A Portland Police Bureau officer is under investigation after a woman visiting from Las Vegas said he arrived at her Pearl District hotel room to follow up on her domestic assault complaint, stripped naked and ordered her to give him a massage. [More]The thing that sticks out most for me, no double entendre intended, is the Authorized Journalist "reporting" the cop showed the victim his "service revolver."
