To Protect and to Serve II

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GreyWolf1129 said:
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Federal Judges Are Waging War On The Fourth Amendment

The result is that the police now enjoy unlimited reign in harassing, searching, and arresting drivers. Motivated by civil forfeiture laws that empower them to confiscate civilian property without charging the victim with a crime, the police have institutionalized the practice of conducting mass road stops as means of searching civilians for property to confiscate (a practice recently curtailed by a SCOTUS ruling, but not eliminated). Highway robbery has been legally sanctioned and encouraged by all branches of the federal government, so that state and local police forces can only accurately be understood is roadway pirates.
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Matt2496 said:
Yeah i remember that. The dude literally just walked out onto his front porch and was shot.
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Its these type of instances where I have a hard time putting all the blame on the police. They are going off info that has been relayed to them by dispatch. If that info is incorrect, they have no idea. Not sure how to correct that. From the cops standpoint if you hesitate then you are dead.
 
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Bigun said:
Its these type of instances where I have a hard time putting all the blame on the police. They are going off info that has been relayed to them by dispatch. If that info is incorrect, they have no idea. Not sure how to correct that. From the cops standpoint if you hesitate then you are dead.
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One cop fired the gun, but the porch was surrounded by other cops, at night, with flashlights shining in his face.

Imagine the confusion that man experienced before his death.

But yes, there really is no way to correct this sort of thing. It's a terrible trend that needs to stop.
 
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Matt2496 said:
One cop fired the gun, but the porch was surrounded by other cops, at night, with flashlights shining in his face.

Imagine the confusion that man experienced before his death.

But yes, there really is no way to correct this sort of thing. It's a terrible trend that needs to stop.
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Agreed. There are many contributing factors, and yes...LEO's are one of them...but it has almost devolved into an "Us -vs- Them" mentality. Mind you, this coming from an LEO where we are largely appereciated by those we serve where I work. But we also train those who serve in places like LA, Detroit, Baltimore, NYC, and others where cops are not respected, but are seen as the enemy. Really glad I don't work there.

Most cops are good and honest. Some are not. There's no way to change that. I'll do my best to not lay this argument on political lines, but it comes down to this, IMO...in those places/cities where "Democratic policies" and politics have long held sway, crime is out of control, and the cops are not respected. And gun-related deaths and crimes are skyrocketing.

The raw numbers support this position. There's a stat out there...that while the US is near the top in gun-related homicides...if you take out the Top 5 US cities on that list...all of which are long-time Democrat strongholds and have very stringent anti-gun laws...we drop to something like 3rd from the bottom. Not my numbers, just the raw numbers.

Do we have a gun problem? Yes. Is outlawing, or eliminating guns the answer? Ask those 5 cities.

If the results of places who have done so, such as Chicago, NYC, Detroit, D.C., St. Louis, and Baltimore (for example) are to be examined against those same numbers, then the answer is apparent. Laws only guide those who choose to obey them. Just like door locks only keep out honest people, more stringent gun laws only affect those who choose to obey them.

The far-left Dems...aka the Alinsky crowd...love where this is going. It feeds, and serves, their agenda. They want a class war.

God help us all if they get it.
 
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FBI: Man Threatening Massacre Had 10,000 Rounds of Ammo

Days after mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton rocked the nation, FBI agents raided the home of an Ohio man who allegedly threatened to commit his own massacre. Inside, they found more than a dozen rifles and 10,000 rounds of ammunition, the FBI said.

Justin Olsen, 18, was arrested Monday for allegedly threatening to assault a federal law enforcement officer. He’s accused of making the threats on a meme website where he also allegedly discussed shooting Planned Parenthood locations, citing multiple mass murders involving far-right extremists.

Olsen allegedly made the threats on iFunny, a meme-sharing site where he used the name “ArmyOfChrist” and a picture of a medieval crusader as his avatar. (The crusades are a popular theme in some far-right Christian circles.) His account had more than 5,000 followers as of Tuesday morning before it was suspended.
An FBI office in Anchorage, Alaska flagged the posts, and the bureau continued to monitor them as they grew more specific, FBI spokesperson Vicki Anderson said.
 
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Mick said:
FBI: Man Threatening Massacre Had 10,000 Rounds of Ammo

Days after mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton rocked the nation, FBI agents raided the home of an Ohio man who allegedly threatened to commit his own massacre. Inside, they found more than a dozen rifles and 10,000 rounds of ammunition, the FBI said.

Justin Olsen, 18, was arrested Monday for allegedly threatening to assault a federal law enforcement officer. He’s accused of making the threats on a meme website where he also allegedly discussed shooting Planned Parenthood locations, citing multiple mass murders involving far-right extremists.

Olsen allegedly made the threats on iFunny, a meme-sharing site where he used the name “ArmyOfChrist” and a picture of a medieval crusader as his avatar. (The crusades are a popular theme in some far-right Christian circles.) His account had more than 5,000 followers as of Tuesday morning before it was suspended.
An FBI office in Anchorage, Alaska flagged the posts, and the bureau continued to monitor them as they grew more specific, FBI spokesperson Vicki Anderson said.
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So the system works as is.

Good deal
 
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