A Tennessee cop and a criminal get into a gunfight after the cop initially mistakes it for an ordinary Taser deployment. The cop gets ventilated by hits below his vest, likely due to his giant stomach making the vest ride up. The woman gets hit several times and manages to dump her weapon and escape, before expiring a short distance away. Here is the video:
A woman in a Florida emergency room wanted narcotic pain killers, but the hospital wouldn’t give her any. She got loud, so the hospital had her trespassed. She returned moments after leaving by driving her car through the entry door of the hospital.
I wonder if anyone has statistics on how many spree killers are taking antidepressants? This guy shot 4 people and is now trying to claim temporary insanity.
A man is asked to leave a restaurant then returns moments later to shoot up the place. It’s only good fortune and poor marksmanship that ensured no one was hurt. That’s why I carry, and why I won’t miss.
Man who shot an Antifa member that pointed an AK clone at him has been convicted of murder.
The honor goes to Billy Woods, the Sheriff of Marion County, Florida:
All the gun laws we got in place didn’t prevent it, did it? Neither will any new ones, because here’s the fact: the bad guy is going to get a gun no matter what law you have put in place, these juveniles shouldn’t even possess a handgun, but they did.
He said it in the press conference announcing the arrest of 2 gang members, aged 12 and 17, who killed three people. The weapons used were a pair of handguns stolen in automobile burglaries. The killers’ identity will surprise no one.
JKb over at Gunfreezone gets angry at the cops because they went to a girl’s home to retrieve a goat. I would have commented over there, but I just don’t want to pay to make comments, seeing as how I already pay for this website, so here is my answer. He says:
I read shit like this and I wonder how anyone can “back the Blue” anymore.
How about the entire story without all of the tear jerking spin?
Mom bought daughter a goat last April. They named it, fed it, and raised it. Then mom sold the goat at a livestock auction. The auction sold the goat at auction June 25 for $902, of which $63.14 was supposed to go to the state fair and $838.86 to the mother and daughter.
It was at this point that the daughter found out that the goat was to be slaughtered and eaten, a fact which mom was well aware. Daughter promptly threw a fit and demanded that mom rescue the goat. It’s proper to point out that the rules of the state fair say that all sales are final, and that’s that. So when the fair wouldn’t undo the sale, mom stole the goat right out of the auction’s barn. Mom then hid the goat on someone else’s property (an animal rescue organization) so that the fair and the police could not recover the stolen property. The stolen goat was eventually recovered, slaughtered, and barbecued.
Now mom is suing, and JKb has his panties in a bunch because he thinks that police should ignore grand theft, conspiracy to commit theft, and fraud because someone’s snowflake child is upset.
So I guess he is now OK with California decriminalizing theft if someone is really upset? Or are the cops wrong for enforcing the law? Just what should the cops do when someone buys something, the seller then steals the item back, and then hides the stolen property in order to prevent its discovery?
The response should be that the cops arrest mom for grand theft, the animal rescue for conspiracy to traffic in stolen goods, and conspiracy to commit grand theft.
A father returned home from grocery shopping in 2014 to find a family member forcibly raping his 11 year old son. When he entered his home, he heard noises coming from his son’s room and opened the door and found 18 year old Raymond Frolander with his pants around his ankles, forcibly raping the child. The father called 911, telling them:
I just walked in on a grown man molesting [name redacted]. And I got him in a bloody puddle for you right now, officer.
When the 911 dispatcher asked the father if any weapons were involved, the father replied:”‘My foot and my fist. He is nice and knocked out on the floor for you, I dragged him into the living room. Send an ambulance. He is going to need one.
The dispatcher asked: ‘Is he still unconscious?’
The father replied: “Yes… I hit hard, sir. He’s a damn lucky boy that I love my God.
The boy told police that the man had been molesting him since he was 8 years old. Eight! The man admitted to molesting the child. He was convicted and sentenced to 25 years in prison. He is in the sixth year of that sentence.
“He’s going to learn in the next 25 years why I let him live,” the father said.
The boy’s grandmother said the boy was no longer in the area and is being home schooled. “He’s doing great,” she said.
Some are complaining that the father went too far. I would not be one of them. In Florida, rape and child molestation are forcible felonies. It is permissible to use lethal force to stop the imminent commission of a forcible felony. He could have killed the sonovabitch for all I care.
Had this happened today and not 8 years ago, there would be protests and parades in his honor. “We shouldn’t be putting these poor, sexually confused people through this sort of persecution,” they tell us. How do I know that? There is a current FaceBook page that is advocating to have Frolander released. That page says very disturbing things such as “at least he was spreading love and not violence or guns.” That’s right- grown men raping young boys is called “spreading love” according to the left and their LGTBQ supporters. (Think of some of the things that have gotten you suspended from Social Media and let your blood boil for a minute)
This is why I am so opposed to those mentally deranged bastards on the left from grooming our kids for this sort of behavior. The only reason why a grown man wants to talk about sexual matters with a child is because he wants that child to become his sexual plaything.
Last week, I posted this as a comment to another post:
A couple of things are killing insurance in the area.
1 About a year ago, a couple of roofing companies were going door to door, offering a “free roof.” All you had to do was sign an “assignment of benefits” so they could bill your insurance. About a third of the houses around here took the offer. Now all of us who DON’T have a new roof are seeing increased rates. The price of honesty, I guess.
Here is a good example of the kind of stuff I was talking about.
John Sutton, doing business as Kaizen Construction Group, had salesmen go door to door in Pasco County in 2021 and 2022, instructing homeowners on what to say in filing an insurance claim, Florida’s chief financial officer said in a bulletin. Some of the homeowners agreed to sign “direct to pay” documents, essentially assigning benefits to the roofing company.
Investigators from the Department of Financial Services and the Pasco County Sheriff’s Office determined that Sutton and Kaizen Construction were unlicensed as roofers and were responsible for more than $41,000 in insurance claims. Sutton later reportedly made a statement saying that he has victimized hundreds of homeowners throughout the state, the DFS said.