This is a great rant on the latest stupidity in Chicago.
More great rants here.
Thanks to Battlefield USA
More great rants here.
Thanks to Battlefield USA
2. NEVER POINT YOUR MUZZLE AT SOMETHING YOU ARE NOT WILLING TO DESTROY.
3. KEEP YOUR FINGER OFF THE TRIGGER UNTIL YOUR SIGHTS ARE ON THE TARGET AND YOU ARE READY TO SHOOT.
4. KNOW YOUR TARGET AND WHAT'S BEYOND.
"Official says the approach was needed because someone inside owned a gun"
Oh bullshit. So what if someone owns a gun. They have a carry permit, so chances are they are law abiding.
"Ross said he handed the weapon to an officer who entered the bathroom and was handcuffed as police began their search."
Why was a cooperating law abiding citizen handcuffed? Of course he's very lucky he isn't dead.
"Credit card fraud cases typically involve a detective or two knocking on the door, said police consultant and former Des Moines Police Chief William Moulder."
But then they can't use their terrorist tactics to intimidate the occupants. The militarization of our police departments needs to stop. If they want to be the military, join the service. You can go to someplace like Afghanistan and kick down door till your heart is content.
"As police entered the house, one officer tore out one of the security cameras Ross installed to monitor the property. He said they had cameras because he and his mother had trouble with car burglaries.
In the basement, Ross said, an officer tried to cover another camera with blankets.
He questioned why police didn't want to be taped."
They don't want any improprieties filmed to be used in court against them. Your lucky, usually the first casualty is the family dog.
" It's just too bad one of the fools inside didn't happen to be holding it when the police burst in. Then there would be one less card-stealing criminal to have to worry about in this fair city."
That would have given you a woody, guilty and executed and to hell with justice. Hows it feel to be a cop sucker?If anyone gets the idea that I am a cop hater, I'm not. We grew up with cops drinking coffee at our table. That was a almost daily occurrence. One of those cops showed us his shiny new AR-15. That was in 67, just 3 years after the military adopted them as the full auto M16.