The minute I read that six men (and then more) had been arrested for allegedly plotting against Michigan’s Governor Whitmer and other officials, I strongly suspected that no matter what their actual identities and political leanings, they would be called … Continue reading →
Good. It’s a known gang member who “hates police” and was picked up three days after the crime for another crime. Here’s the story.
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Continue reading →[Hat tip: Ace.] A man with the wonderful name of Demetrius Harvard caused tremendous damage – and could have caused a lot more – when he was witnessed putting metal debris on the subway tracks, which managed to derail a … Continue reading →
…which he calls “tragic.” It is, but it’s nowhere near murder – not that the mob cares. But for those who’d like to know: Police will be relieved that no charges were brought against Sergeant Jon Mattingly and Detective Myles … Continue reading →
Today the grand jury handed down a ruling in the Breonna Taylor case that the mob didn’t like. What has followed are the sort of riots we’ve grown used to, and tonight that included the shooting of two police officers. … Continue reading →
Lots of info at Ace’s: She was found because her Twitter account listed “techno-creative nomad” and she called herself a “techno-creative Nomad” in her threatening letter to Trump. She also called Trump an “ugly tyrant clown” in both her ricin … Continue reading →
Are they trying to get Minnesota to flip to Trump? Because with news like this, one wonders: A George Floyd autonomous zone in Minneapolis is blocked off by barricades & checkpoints. A business owner within zone was violently beaten unconcious … Continue reading →
Please read this on the history of David Ware, the man charged with murdering police officer Craig Johnson in Tulsa back in June. It is quite edifying. As you read it, note that the killer probably has been an alcoholic … Continue reading →
Do you remember the names of police officers Craig Johnson and Aurash Zarkeshan, or that of David Ware? I certainly didn’t. They are not household words. But on June 29, 2020, Officer Johnson was killed and Officer Zarkeshan was gravely … Continue reading →
People are not responsible for all the consequences of their actions, especially those that are difficult to foresee or that are very distantly removed in time or place. But sometimes (as I wrote Monday) they are at least somewhat responsible: … Continue reading →