Meet One Of America’s Worst Sheriffs, Mecklenberg County, NC Sheriff Garry McFadden
Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden uses racially offensive language, fires longtime staff for little or no reason, delays firearm permit […]
Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden uses racially offensive language, fires longtime staff for little or no reason, delays firearm permit […]
Now, instead of sending retired firearms back to the manufacturer — in exchange for new guns at a discount — the Cincinnati Police Department will destroy the weapons, costing them $500,000.
It seems that parts from a number of FBI and DEA retired duty weapons — firearms that were supposed to be destroyed — have turned up in “ghost guns.”
No one has apparently considered documenting the alleged death threats in a simple police report, much less turning them over to another law enforcement agency for investigation and eventual prosecution.
Chief Hagan has not responded to calls, emails or messages left with his spokesman and members of his department seeking an explanation as to why he signed the illegal ordinance.
Goines planned to present two bags of heroin he had obtained elsewhere as evidence of the purported purchase. But that plan went awry after he and his colleagues broke down the door of the house and immediately shot the owners’ dog.
If a law-abiding citizen had made that kind of stupid mistake, they’d be looking at arrest or a fine. But if you’re a gang banger, the police in New Mexico are mostly there to make sure you’re OK.
In a flagrant Trojan horse maneuver, the next stage of our “representatives’” unyielding attack on freedom has begun, while the
While the Biden-Harris administration doesn’t recognize gangs or gangsters as problems, they’re quick to cite their bloody handiwork as justification for their constant infringements of our civil rights.
The agency really doesn’t like to talk about these things. We heard virtually nothing about a similar negligent discharge that also took place in the nation’s capital back in 2017. All the Service ever says is, in effect, ‘Oops…we’ll investigate what happened.’