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philip964 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 08, 2020 11:23 pm https://news.yahoo.com/experts-ballisti ... 15632.html

Ballistic expert says Boyfriend shot police officer.

Bovine excrement.....neither person is a “ballistics expert” and NEITHER had access to the evidence to make a determination of any facts. Both are stating their opinion based upon hearsay ie media reports.

Did the boyfriend shoot the officer? I can say “Most likely or probably” based upon available sources....and Yahoo news can quote me on that.

srothstein wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:24 pm
I am a firm believer that the single greatest factor that would improve the relationship of the police to the community is if we repealed all of the nanny state laws that say what you can or cannot do when it does not directly harm another person.

X1000!

Charles Barkley questions the narrative...and Shaquille O’Neal agrees with him
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/bronsonst ... h-n2576893

"I don't think this one was like George Floyd or Ahmaud Arbery and things like that," said Barkley. "I feel sad that this young lady lost her life. I think ... the no-knock warrant is something we need to get rid of ... across the board. But I am worried to lump all these situations in together."

"And I just feel bad that the young lady lost her life," Barkley continued. "But we do have to take into account that her boyfriend shot at the cops and shot a cop. So like I say, even though I am really sorry she lost her life, I just don't think we can put this in the same situation as George Floyd or Ahmaud Arbery."

So What’s Happening In Louisville?
https://www.captainsjournal.com/2020/09 ... ouisville/

03Lightningrocks wrote: ↑Wed May 13, 2020 2:51 pm Kentucky is KY. If the officers announced their presence, I am not sure how the home owner can claim they did not know it was the cops. This one should get interesting. I wonder if the cops had their body cams running. I do worry about the "no knock" warrants for this very reason.

There are documented incidents of criminals breaking into homes yelling "police!" Guess we need a law against impersonating police officers so criminals won't use that tactic when crashing into your home.

https://www.courier-journal.com/story/n ... 108607001/

According to the lawsuit, LMPD executed at least two search warrants — including one at Taylor's home — in the early morning of March 13 in an attempt to locate a suspect named Jamarcus Glover.

But police had already located Glover at his home and detained him before executing the warrant at Taylor's residence, the suit says.

Glover's home is more than 10 miles from Taylor's home on Springfield Drive, records show. He faces drug and gun charges.

and conveniently...

No body camera footage is available because officers in the Criminal Interdiction Division who conducted the search warrant do not wear cameras, LMPD Chief Steve Conrad previously said.