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Tag Archives: police
What Does It Take for a Police Officer To Get Fired?
Radley Balko compares two police officer firings and finds that it’s pretty hard for an officer to get fired, unless they go easy on marijuana users.The first officer kind of reminds me of Alaskan State Trooper Mike Wooten from Sarah … Continue reading
Twittering Your Repression
Chinese journalist Zhou Shuguang was abducted by the security services in China on a manifestly fatuous charge. Incredibly, he used Twitter to keep the world informed throughout the ordeal.
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged abduction, China, journalist, police, security, Twitter, tyranny, Zhou Shuguang
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Arkansas Democratic Party Chairman Has Been Shot
Arkansas Blog has the updates on this horrible tragedy. Arkansas State Democratic Party Chair Bill Gwatney was shot and critically wounded at State Democratic Party Headquarters on Capitol Avenue about 11:50 a.m. today, witnesses at the scene said. Police were … Continue reading
Posted in Chris' Page, Domestic Politics
Tagged Arkansas, Arkansas State Democratic Party, Bill Gwatney, blog, capitol avenue, car dealership, crime, crime scene, democratic, Grant County, headquarters, identity, murder, party, police, shootings, suspect, tragedy, victims, violence
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Let us give them even more power
I don’t do much union bashing, but Retief has inspired me. In Montgomery, the Police Union is standing in the way: FOR MORE than a decade, state, county and municipal police departments across the country have been shifting to the … Continue reading
The Cruelest Recruiting Prank of All Time
Here’s a truly incredible story from the college football recruiting trail. Kevin Hart, an unheralded OG from Fernly High in Nevada, held a press conference to announce that he had accepted a scholarship offer from Jeff Tedford to play for … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged Cal, California, college football, crime, Fernly High, fraud, impersonation, Jeff Tedford, Kevin Hart, Mike Sherman, Nevada, police, recruiting, Texas A&M
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Tiger Update
Flopping Aces catches us up to speed on the SanFran tiger mauling affair. Apparently the two Dhaliwal brothers were begging for trouble…and for some reason the San Francisco police want to drop the case.
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged brothers, crime, Dhaliwal, mauling, police, San Francisco Zoo, suvivors, tiger, victims
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