I have been posting here for years, Hans. You already knew that though.
Last edited by FuzzyLumpkins; 06-16-2023 at 09:09 PM.
Right but not at this commitment
Hanski would be funny. Are you Jewish? I have gnarly WW2 family stories with some ending in death at the hands of the Nazis but I'm not butthurt today. I think you're mixing up KKK & Nazi, which while sharing similarities are also different. There is no such thing as an American Nazi.
George Rockwell says different, Hans.
I've visited Berlin 5 times since 2006. Don't believe the scaremongering. Aren't you a pale pos anyway
Who said anything about modern Germany? And more story time I see.I've visited Berlin 5 times since 2006. Don't believe the scaremongering. Aren't you a pale pos anyway
I have no issue with Germans or any other nationality. You just dog whistle nazi constantly.
Because I'm comfortable with whom I am and are willing to laugh at anything anytime. Even myself.
I've lived in 3 different nations. Voted for multiple parties. Life changes, people change, parties change. I honestly don't hate anyone or anything. I possess strong empathy. You aren't my villain just pulling in a direction but we will find a balance together.
DOJ report on Minneapolis PD just dropped.
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justi...tment-and-city
You keep on trying to sell me on you with these stories. I don't buy your dissociation.
Further this position just means you have deprave indifference as to the results of the policies you espouse.
https://www.kwtx.com/2023/06/24/3-sa...-fatally-shot/
Three San Antonio Police Department officers - identified as Sergeant Alfred Flores, Officer Eleazar Alejandro, and Officer Nathaniel Villalobos – on June 23 were charged with murder in the fatal shooting of a 46-year-old woman who was experiencing a “mental health crisis,” the police chief said.
The shooting happened shortly after 2 a.m. Friday at an apartment complex in the 6200 block of Old Pearsall Road.
During a news conference later in the day, San Antonio Police Chief William McManus said the use of force “was not reasonable” and not consistent with department policy.
Still don't like that is SAPD doing the oversight but the murders were less than 24 hours ago.
SAPD is better than 95% of police forces in this regard.
this is a selling point, right?
https://apnews.com/article/mississip...fcce268f198139All five Mississippi deputy sheriffs who responded to an incident where two Black men accused the deputies of beating and sexually assaulting them before shooting one of them in the mouth have been fired or resigned, authorities announced Tuesday.”
The announcement comes months after Michael Corey Jenkins and his friend Eddie Terrell Parker said deputies from the Rankin County Sheriff’s Department burst into a home without a warrant. The men said deputies beat them, assaulted them with a sex toy and shocked them repeatedly with Tasers in a roughly 90-minute period during the Jan. 24 episode, Jenkins and Parker said.
Jenkins said one of the deputies shoved a gun in his mouth and then fired the weapon, leaving him with serious injuries to his face, tongue and jaw. The Justice Department opened a civil rights investigation into the Rankin County Sheriff’s Department after the episode.
PDs aren't well-geared to their public safety mission, they're more about social control and repression. Pretextual stops dwarf time spent responding to/solving crimes.
https://www.reuters.com/legal/govern...ta-2022-11-02/Overall, sheriff patrol officers spend significantly more time on officer-initiated stops – “proactive policing” in law enforcement parlance – than they do responding to community members’ calls for help, according to the report. Research has shown that the practice is a fundamentally ineffective public safety strategy, the report pointed out.
In 2019, 88% of the time L.A. County sheriff’s officers spent on stops was for officer-initiated stops rather than in response to calls. The overwhelming majority of that time – 79% – was spent on traffic violations. By contrast, just 11% of those hours was spent on stops based on reasonable su ion of a crime.
In Riverside, about 83% of deputies’ time spent on officer-initiated stops went toward traffic violations, and just 7% on stops based on reasonable su ion.
Moreover, most of the stops are pointless, other than inconveniencing citizens, or worse – “a routine practice of pretextual stops,” researchers wrote. Roughly three out of every four hours that Sacramento sheriff’s officers spent investigating traffic violations were for stops that ended in warnings, or no action, for example.
Researchers calculated that more of the departments’ budgets go toward fruitless traffic stops than responses to service calls -- essentially wasting millions of public dollars.
Chauncee Smith, a senior manager at Catalyst California, told me they wanted to test the dominant media and political narrative that police agencies use public funds to keep communities safe.
“We found there is a significant inconsistency between their practices” and what the public might think police do, Smith said. “It begs the question of why we keep doubling down on public safety strategies that have been proven time and time again to fail.”
https://catalyst-ca.cdn.prismic.io/c...ETY+2022_5.pdf
just 11% of those hours was spent on stops based on reasonable su ion of a crime.
& the predisposed said cop from ending up tagged & bagged. Like "Chef" meets that tiger fartin' around in the jungle in -Apocalypse Now- "Don't get out of the in' boat, ever."
Same with the cops, "Don't get out of the in' cruiser, ever. Get your 20 and that in' pension, then move to in' Florida with your in' 3rd wife."
tee, hee.
"just 11% of those hours was spent on stops based on reasonable su ion of a crime."
& where said cop(s) ended up with a fudge factory at the end of his shift...Cops 2nd wife at the washing machine: "What in the did you do in your underwear, sweetheart?"
"He was Black, I'm White, he looked like he had a gun. He didn't. I myself. I went back to the cruiser, back to the precinct, clocked out remotely with my cell and came home. Now, make me turkey pot pie!"
His officers detained these folks and handcuffed one of their kids after running their Arkansas plates through an Arizona database.
A little too out of control; six of them pleaded guilty.
https://apnews.com/article/rankin-mi...28cb16686f2a5cSix white former law enforcement officers in Mississippi who called themselves the “Goon Squad” pleaded guilty Thursday to a racist assault on two Black men in a home raid that ended with an officer shooting one man in the mouth.
The officers entered the house without a warrant on Jan. 24, assaulting the men with a sex toy and using stun guns and other objects to abuse them over a roughly 90-minute period, court do ents show. After one victim was shot and wounded in a “mock execution” that went awry, the do ents say the officers conspired to plant and tamper with evidence instead of providing medical aid.
completely bonkers small town story
seizing the newsroom seems a drastic remedy for a mere allegation
Police in a central Kansas town raided the local newspaper's office Friday and seized computers and employees' personal cellphones – an action that advocates say violates federal laws protecting the media.
Law enforcement officers with the Marion (Kan.) Police Department and the Marion County Sheriff's Office on Friday took the Marion County Record's computer file server, other computers and phones, along with other equipment, the Record reported.
A search warrant, posted online by non-profit news site the Kansas Reflector, was signed by Marion County District Court Magistrate Judge Laura Viar. The search warrant was approved by the judge citing probable cause that violations related to iden y theft and unlawful acts concerning computers were committed. Police were approved to search for devices that were used to access the Kansas Department of Revenue records website and do ents and records pertaining to Kari Newell.https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...d/70581793007/Newell is a Marion restaurant owner who during a city council meeting on Aug. 7 accused the Record of illegally obtaining information about her, the newspaper reported.
Lmao,,,of course fuzzy would trust the SAPD,,,McManus and Nirenberg are the biggest liberals in the city.
The details in this case are disgusting. Too bad the citizens will have to pay for the trauma these two innocent men went through and not the police union.
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