-- "Amid calls for her immediate resignation, Fresno Unified trustee Keshia Thomas has apologized for fraudulently claiming that former high school football coach Don Arax called her son the n-word. Those words, in the view of Arax’s attorney, Brian Whelan, do not constitute genuine contrition. 'This is not an apology. It is the latest version of a story that finally ran out of places to go." --
-- "Toronto Police say unknown suspects were attempting to steal a vehicle from a home near Kingston and McCowan roads when a resident of the home fired a gun during the encounter. The suspects fled before officers arrived. The resident who discharged the firearm has been charged." --
UPDATE: Francis Betinvieh, 37... is charged with discharging a firearm recklessly
You think the cops are on your side? Think again...
-- "Pembina Valley RCMP say a 66-year-old Manitoba man is facing charges for firing shots towards the vehicles of thieves stealing from his property." --And...
-- "Toronto Police have launched an investigation into a shooting after a man in his 30s walked into a hospital with a gunshot wound on Tuesday evening. There is no information about a potential suspect at this time." --Meanwhile Peel cops are busy hunting racists.
-- "Toronto man Juan De Leon, 28, was arrested and charged Sunday in connection with a drug and gun investigation after officers found two loaded guns, an unspecified quantity of drugs and more than $10,000 in cash. No other details were provided." --
-- "The Daily Telegraph cites Blunkett’s remarks on the report and its call on police to turn away from political policing and focus on crime. Police leaders should be resolute in refusing to take sides, or to be diverted from the course of focusing entirely on the prevention, detection and prosecution of crime." --
-- "In a media statement today, the group PolySeSouvient urges the federal Liberals to halt new sales of SKS models, saying it would close an obvious gap and send a clear signal. Since May 2020, Ottawa has outlawed about 2,500 types of firearms on the basis they belong only on the battlefield." --Legal, registered firearms are a convenient target...
-- "Blurring the distinction between criminals and lawful sport shooters does not make Canadians safer. It makes it easier for honest people to be punished." --
When will the Liberals start banning specific models of cars?
You really want to save lives... BAN SOCCER!
HERE'S THE REAL PROBLEM...
-- "Footage played in court Wednesday showed just how nonchalant A.P. and K.A. were as they repeated instructions to shoot Selvasingam in the head, and discussed the possibility of earning a bonus if they provided video proof, Reid said." --
-- "Montreal’s Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada says MORE gun control is needed to prevent shootings like the one that saw three people die, including a police officer and a civilian, on Monday. The shooter, identified as 25-year-old Seth Scott Hatfield of Lethbridge, Alta., also died in the gunfire." --
Dear Mayor Soroya... I had no idea it was legal to walk around downtown Montreal with a loaded rifle.
Wait... it's not? So what do my legally registered firearms have to do with this crazy fuck?
-- "The two robbers, later identified as Joshua Noe and Marquis Porter-Doyle, were overpowered by Harris and Jones-Ransom. Harris and his coworker were fired from the store weeks after they stopped the robbery. 'They told me they were terminating me. I was surprised. I was distraught. I was confused.'" --JUST LEAVE YOUR COJONES AT HOME...
-- "Starbucks said the two workers did not adhere to the company policy of 'complying with demands and avoiding actions that could increase risk.'” --
-- "I’ve just heard 3 people who were reporting on riots in Northern Ireland using their YouTube accounts have been arrested. They were not involved in any rioting, they are not involved in any criminal activity." --Meanwhile... back in our 'basic dictatorship'...
-- "The Liberals are gearing up to force Bill C-22 through committee and the House of Commons in just days." --
-- "What’s very troubling is the Nova Scotia government thinks that the law was reasonable. These are the people in power? Troubling indeed." --More here.
-- "Pro-life activist Mark Houck, whose 2022 arrest by the FBI under the Biden administration drew national headlines has reached a seven-figure settlement after suing the Justice Department over his arrest and prosecution." --
-- "Ottawa is pushing ahead with Bill C-22, arguing police need modern tools to keep up with criminals operating online. Critics say the bill goes much further, forcing companies to track users, store sensitive data, and hand it over without traditional grounds." --It gets better...
-- "Privacy lawyer David Fraser warns it could enable sweeping access to Canadians’ devices and location history." --
Let's face it, cops can't even keep crackheads from firing up on the subway.
What does 'Runkle of the Bailey' say?
MEANWHILE...
-- "Doug Ford is changing the law to shield his phone records from scrutiny." --And from the comments at SDA...
-- "Next the government will want to confiscate your pick up truck because it’s dangerous and bad for the environment, or your Starlink modem because it is dangerous and spreads misinformation. If they get away with the gun grab there is no stopping them." --
-- "The debate over self-defence law in Canada has been thrust back into the spotlight following an incident in Vaughn, Ontario. York Regional Police have decided not to charge a homeowner who shot and wounded one of three armed and masked suspects who had allegedly forced their way into the man's home.'" --From the comments...
-- "Why doesn't National Post interview Gary Anandasangaree asking him his thoughts on the Vaughan homeowners use of gun use." --
-- "With roughly 60,000-65,000 firearms expected to be compensated for or turned in, that’s around $16,000 per firearm. And what does the government have to show for it? A costly program delivering virtually no real public safety benefit for Canadians." --You think a single criminal, a single gangbanger has turned in their guns?
-- "Daniel Tomassetti, wanted for nearly 10 years in connection with a pair of high-profile organized crime murders in Hamilton and Vaughan has been arrested in Mexico." --
-- "The Carney Liberal government has introduced a new lawful access bill that it says will help police and security services track and identify people who may be using tools like social media or artificial intelligence to commit crimes or threaten national security." --You say martial law like it's a bad thing.
-- "Canadian Military Police are now involved in investigating the leak of a document used to undercut the Liberal government’s consideration of an alternative to the American-made F-35." --
-- "Malachi King-Favours, 18, of Brampton, is facing multiple firearm charges after police say a traffic stop for careless driving led to the seizure of a loaded Glock 17 handgun." --
Which begs the question... why is Mark Carney chasing after legal, registered firearms owners... instead of these criminal thugs?
And...
-- "Montreal Police arrested 19-year-old Massamba Fall on Tuesday in connection with the shooting death of 18-year-old Christopher Densky Damier over the weekend in the Ville-Marie borough." --LIBERAL POLICY IS ALL SMOKE AND MIRRORS...
-- "In Canada, you are more likely to be killed by a moose than a legal, registered firearm." --
-- "Christine and Dan Rayo got a building permit from Wainfleet township to build their dream home. When construction began Indigenous remains were found and they are now expected to pay 319,000 dollars for the studies?" --All the political pandering has led us to this insanity.
-- "The resident, Jeremy David McDonald, was charged with aggravated assault and assault with a weapon after he confronted Michael Kyle Breen, a junkie & convicted criminal who brought a crossbow when he broke into McDonald’s apartment." --Cops & Crown get spanked by citizenry… 'NOT ME, NOT MINE... NOT TONIGHT'
-- "The Crown has concluded that there is evidence supporting this defence, such that there is no longer a reasonable prospect of conviction,” the Crown prosecutor said in a Lindsay courtroom Thursday." --
I think Kawartha Lakes needs a new police department.
-- "Ex-Ontario man who defied lockdown by opening BBQ restaurant gets court hearing after five years." --Simply the best barbeque I've ever had.
-- "SeMarion Humphrey, 13, alleged that Vann and several other boys shot him with a BB gun and forced him to drink urine during a sleepover — accusations that were quickly framed as race-based bullying and drew national media attention, protests and involvement from activists." --
