Showing posts with label fascist cops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fascist cops. Show all posts

Sunday, April 12, 2015

Quote of the Day

" In the 800 years since the ratification of Magna Carta, we have not managed to come up with a political solution that does not in the end present us with a choice between servility and revolution. The Left, being schizophrenic, wants revolution and servility simultaneously: smashing store windows on Saturday night, cashing a welfare check on Monday."

Found here.

Thursday, October 16, 2014

Meanwhile, In Lenoir City, Tennessee...

...where I lived for a year in the late 1970's and where I graduated high school from, a woman has been thrown in jail for keeping a messy yard.

Now Lenoir City is not a liberal, latte-sipping enclave of rich elites; it's a small town on the Tennessee River, 30 miles south of Knoxville, and is famous only for the Snail Darter, which prevented a dam from being constructed back in the 1970's when I lived there. These are country people, in other words. Sounds like the citizenry needs to rise up and throw out some politicians and hire a new police chief, one that isn't a shrubbery Nazi.

h/t Amy Alkon.

Headline of the Day

"Obama: Ebola 'SWAT teams' to respond to infections."

Just what we need, more militarized police to kick in people's doors and shoot their dogs. I can just picture it:

"Hey, that guy over there is sweating! He must have a fever! He's got ebola, SHOOT HIM!"

What's next, drone strikes on suspected ebola victims?

Monday, January 13, 2014

Remember the Guy In New Mexico...

...who was stopped by cops, who suspected him of carrying drugs inside his colon, which resulted in the man being x-rayed, digitally raped, forcibly enema'd, and finally given a forcible colonoscopy, only to find nothing?

The case has been settled with the county for $1.6m. There is still a lawsuit pending against the hospital involved.

All because some cops thought that the man "clenched his buttocks."

Thursday, October 10, 2013

He Feared For His Life...

...so the 6-foot-tall, 300-pound probation officer shot a Jack Russell Terrier to death.

You know what? I'm starting to think that cops shoot dogs for the same reason that dogs lick their privates - - because they can. There's simply no other explanation for shooting a lap dog because you fear for your life.

Saturday, July 27, 2013

From Down In Hell, Nazi Concentration Camp Guards Say Admiringly...

..."What Chutzpah!"

Or they would, if it wasn't a Yiddish word used by filthy Jüden:

"Pepper Spray Cop wants worker's comp for 'psychiatric injury.'"

This is the picture; remember it?

I'm All Butthurt!


Well, I feel for ya, dude. Here ya go:

Friday, June 28, 2013

Quote of the Day

“Good police work has nothing to do with dressing up in black and breaking into houses in the middle of the night."

Found here.

Monday, March 04, 2013

Because They Can*

What is "Why do cops shoot dogs, Alex?"

Takeaway from the article:

"Shipping companies, delivery companies, landscaping companies, they deal with dogs all the time and they don't shoot dogs," said Senator Balmer.

Exactly.


*Which is a variation on a dirty joke about male dogs.

Sunday, January 22, 2012

Nunya

To Protect and Serve.

The public isn't best served when police refuse to release information on crimes.

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Officer 'Roid Rage...

...has been fired.

A city police officer at the center of a controversial traffic stop involving a man with a permit to carry a concealed handgun has been fired.

Bill Adams, president of the Canton Police Patrolmen’s Association, the union that represents Patrolman Daniel Harless, confirmed that city Safety Director Thomas Ream ruled that Harless is no longer a member of the city’s police force.

Ream issued a three-page ruling dated Tuesday.

“It is quite clear that (Harless’) actions represented a pattern of behavior where inappropriate verbal abuse and threats of death or great bodily harm of the various complainants occurred,” Ream wrote.

“This escalating pattern of potentially dangerous behavior cannot be justified or excused and clearly illustrates the seriousness of the departmental infractions.”


Officer 'Roid Rage is appealing the decision, and his comrades on the Canton police force are still supporting him. He's now trying to claim that he's had PTSD for 8 years and that somehow, everyone failed to notice it:

Harless was placed on medical leave and other officers donated their sick days to him when his paid sick-leave time ran out.

The union had asked for an extension for the disciplinary hearing due to Harless being diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder.

“Obviously, it’s an unfortunate set of circumstances that transpired,” Adams said. “We feel that due to the fact that (Harless) has PTSD, that nobody realized it for eight-plus years, for it to come to light the way it did ... this is not a way we wanted this to play out. PTSD is obviously a disease.”

Adams said that the incident that sparked the disease occurred in 2003 when a suspect nearly bit off Harless’ finger while trying to get the officer’s gun.

“It affects people in different ways. Unfortunately, (Harless) had PTSD, and it wasn’t realized for eight years. Unfortunately, he was fired, and we will address that situation at a later time.”


h/t Sean at An NC Gun Blog.