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Post by Police Moderator on Mar 17, 2013 8:03:46 GMT -5
Below is an interactive, real time, updated artist's rendition of a reporter's notebook on 'news' about said alleged incidents, as currently updated by our local media....... Disclaimer: Until an Official Press Release has been disseminated by local LE PIOs, we really shouldn't expect any 'News' from the 'News.' Have they outlawed LE 'scanners', too?
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Post by augie47 on Mar 17, 2013 8:59:20 GMT -5
Wow ! 5+ ! If that keeps up, some of the $$ set aside for cushy jobs for the present Mayor's staff may have to be re-directed to enlarging Erlanger's triage center.
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Post by Half-Tard on Mar 17, 2013 11:04:36 GMT -5
Where's all the good guys with guns stopping the bad guys with guns. That's all wee need according to the NRA. Come on permit holders sack-up.
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Post by JC on Mar 17, 2013 13:52:36 GMT -5
Where's all the good guys with guns stopping the bad guys with guns. That's all wee need according to the NRA. Come on permit holders sack-up. In bed. Next brilliant question?
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Post by Half-Tard on Mar 17, 2013 13:59:35 GMT -5
Why are they skeerd? I would be too If I had to live in Nooga stay in bed in a fetal position it's not a matter of if you'll get shot it's just a matter when you'll get shot.
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Post by Justin Thyme on Mar 17, 2013 17:05:14 GMT -5
Why are they skeerd? I would be too If I had to live in Nooga stay in bed in a fetal position it's not a matter of if you'll get shot it's just a matter when you'll get shot. Back in the 70s as I was transitioning from a teenager with no interest in the news to a responsible Chattanooga homeowner with a vested interest in what was going on I noticed that we had a lot of violence going on in Chattanooga but when I would listen to the news reports 90% of the violence and crime was occurring in the same general locations and those locations wasn't where you found many good guys living. As years went on the locations were changing but crime and violence still seemed clustered around just a few residential areas and a handful of businesses. I just got back home from Chattanooga an hour or so ago after visiting with family overnight. It still seems to be the case that crime and violence happens in just a few locations in Chattanooga, not all over, and those areas seem to continue to have the same thing in common, places where you won't find good people, with or without guns.
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Post by Half-Tard on Mar 17, 2013 23:05:27 GMT -5
You have a valid and true point JIT.. We all know this why can't we stop it? Instead let's clicket and ticket and booze it and lose it. Maybe even get a semi-truck that get's four miles to the gallon and stop those texter's. That's the real crime wave..
Get in the neighborhoods with this slogan.."Don't breed them if you can't feed them. "Hey playa you gonna bail out then pull out" "gonna have a night of thrills buy an abortion pill"
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Post by Half-Tard on Mar 18, 2013 15:33:53 GMT -5
I had a brainstorm. Since it's legal too stop a car to check sobriety, seatbelt and insurance compliance. Why not illegal weapons roadblocks in these problem neighborhoods. Check for weapons, CCW staus, then warrants, etc...GUns kill more people than drunk drivers it's a no brainer...
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Post by Police Moderator on Mar 18, 2013 17:28:44 GMT -5
That, in, and of itself, is way too Armageddonish for me to even contemplate, much less attempt to address, after 30+ hours of no sleep. (I lost count on the actual 'hours awake' thing, so I'll stand corrected, if alleged otherwise.) It is ILLEGAL to stop a car just to check sobriety, seatbelt and insurance compliance, in Tennessee. It is only legal, in Tennessee, to briefly detain any car (A matter of seconds), at a previously publicly declared location, during a previously publicly declared time frame, to check for insobriety in the interest of protecting the motoring public from drink-drivers. All at the reasonable expense of a few SCOTUS endorsed seconds for the rest of us. It is unlawful for any LE agency (Except the Tennessee Highway Patrol) to demand, at such a stop, a driver's license, proof of insurance, any other document or 'Papers.' Seat Belt/Child Restraint use/non-use is a 'Plain View' issue as addressed by a much-argued SCOTUS decided exemption to the Fourth Amendment. Because the Tennessee Supreme Court, and SCOTUS, have ruled that this type of 'stop' would be in direct violation of the Fourth Amendment? Yep. 'Old line', indeed, aceman. That same line was used to endorse, prop up and proliferate pretty much all pro-slavery doctrines, Jim Crow laws and any anti-civil rights laws, in the South, since 'Reconstruction.' Pedophile predators are now using the same out-of-context concept, as proffered by aceman, to defend, in court, their righteous prosecution for abusing our children. According to these scumbags, it is an infringement on their 'liberties' when legally weighed against the interest of the 'safety' of CHILDREN. Taken to it's extreme, (As expressed and endorsed, by many of our politicians, our courts and our media) that 'saying' simply endorses anarchism. 'Liberty' does, indeed have it's limits. 'Liberty' also has it's responsibilities. So it's a numbers issue for the aceman? Are we interested in passing any gun or vehicle legislation based on numbers, now? 34,767 people in the US were killed in car crashes in 2012. It's been alleged that 31,000 people in the US have been killed by guns in 2012 (This number includes murders, accidental discharges and suicides)
According to the CDC, reported by WikiAnswers, which automatically should be accepted as fact), 11,493 people have been killed by guns in homicides (The real issue here.) If we are basing our Constitutionally vetted laws based solely on safety (Or, in other oft politically expressed hollow words to, "SAVE ONE LIFE!") as acemen, et al, demand (when it comes to guns), then why do we have any speed limit, in the entire United States, that is higher than 25 miles per hour?
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Post by Half-Tard on Mar 19, 2013 14:52:41 GMT -5
Ok well thanks, everything else were trying doesn't seem to work.
Bad Guys Last Week 5 + bonus for a officer and a cruiser.
Good Guys with Guns 0...
Seems to be working Thanks Mr. NRA...
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Post by JC on Mar 19, 2013 15:21:17 GMT -5
Ok well thanks, everything else were trying doesn't seem to work. Bad Guys Last Week 5 + bonus for a officer and a cruiser. Good Guys with Guns 0... Seems to be working Thanks Mr. NRA... How many NRA members/law abiding gun carriers were shot in Chattanooga this year? Yeah, blaming thug crime on the NRA is like blaming obesity on water.
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Post by Police Moderator on Mar 19, 2013 15:58:54 GMT -5
Well, at least you figured one thing out, aceman.
The revolving door, slap-on-wrist criminal justice system has failed.
DAs pleading Hitler's march through Poland down as Simple Trespass just to maintain/increase conviction ratings? Judges giving career criminals drastically reduced sentences just to ease over-crowding in the prisons? Sentencing Guideline Commissions that dictate sentences not on the heinousness of the crime, the crime's impact on society or on the potential for repetition, but on the current ability of the State to house the criminals?
Parents who refuse to parent for whatever reason? Due to that failure, some of their children have become recidivist criminals and the only way to protect society from these predators is to remove them, permanently, from society. If a wolf is killing sheep, tying the wolf up for a time will not rehab his desire, want or need to kill sheep. Restrain the wolf, away from the sheep, for his natural born life will surely protect the sheep. Not really a difficult concept to grasp.
Taxpayers who demand more be done about crime, yet refuse to agree to tax increases to build a couple more prisons? A minutely small percentage of people are committing 95% of these crimes. Lock all of them up (After they've been duly convicted), forever, and our need for more prison space will level off. We don't need more laws. We actually need fewer laws, in my opinion. We just need to enforce the ones we got.
Drug laws? Unneeded, except for the violent extension of the drug trade. Drug users/abusers will be dealt with by Mr. Darwin, himself. A person harms another due to intoxication by any substance (Legal or illegal)? Put him/her in with the rest of the wolves, forever.
And gun bans, to any extent, would not have prevented any of this from happening. Anyone who believes that is a dolt of the highest magnitude.
Not sure how that statistic proves anything.
I dropped my membership decades ago over the NRA's support of 'cop-killer' ammo.
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Post by Half-Tard on Mar 19, 2013 23:31:01 GMT -5
You my friend are a smart man. They don't have Law Enforcements best interests in mind at all. In fact they are saying sack up and out gun them. He with most destructive guns wins. Don't hate the player hate the game.
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Post by Half-Tard on Mar 19, 2013 23:34:31 GMT -5
Must update my scoreboard. They did arrest the latest cop shooter. Bad Guys 6..new dude dead lastnight Good Guys 1.
It's March Madness baby. Who's the going to be the number one seed. The Good Guys vs. The bad guys. I think the bad guys have more depth.
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Post by frayne on Mar 20, 2013 6:11:49 GMT -5
Well, at least you figured one thing out, aceman. The revolving door, slap-on-wrist criminal justice system has failed. DAs pleading Hitler's march through Poland down as Simple Trespass just to maintain/increase conviction ratings? Judges giving career criminals drastically reduced sentences just to ease over-crowding in the prisons? Sentencing Guideline Commissions that dictate sentences not on the heinousness of the crime, the crime's impact on society or on the potential for repetition, but on the current ability of the State to house the criminals? Parents who refuse to parent for whatever reason? Due to that failure, some of their children have become recidivist criminals and the only way to protect society from these predators is to remove them, permanently, from society. If a wolf is killing sheep, tying the wolf up for a time will not rehab his desire, want or need to kill sheep. Restrain the wolf, away from the sheep, for his natural born life will surely protect the sheep. Not really a difficult concept to grasp. Taxpayers who demand more be done about crime, yet refuse to agree to tax increases to build a couple more prisons? A minutely small percentage of people are committing 95% of these crimes. Lock all of them up (After they've been duly convicted), forever, and our need for more prison space will level off. We don't need more laws. We actually need fewer laws, in my opinion. We just need to enforce the ones we got. Drug laws? Unneeded, except for the violent extension of the drug trade. Drug users/abusers will be dealt with by Mr. Darwin, himself. A person harms another due to intoxication by any substance (Legal or illegal)? Put him/her in with the rest of the wolves, forever. And gun bans, to any extent, would not have prevented any of this from happening. Anyone who believes that is a dolt of the highest magnitude. Not sure how that statistic proves anything. I dropped my membership decades ago over the NRA's support of 'cop-killer' ammo. Good comments and pretty much sums up the situation.
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Post by Police Moderator on Mar 20, 2013 16:03:12 GMT -5
Police Arrest Samuel Ervin For Shooting At Police Car On Fagan Street; Says He Was In "Shootout", Not Aiming At Officer Wednesday, March 20, 2013 Detectives with the Chattanooga Police Department’s Major Crimes Unit have arrested Samuel Lemorris Ervin, 22, for shooting at Officer James Klein last Saturday in the 4100 block of Fagan Street. Ervin, who has been charged with aggravated assault, reckless endangerment, and unlawful possession of a weapon, said he was in a "shootout" and was not aiming at the officer. Ervin said he was at 41st and Fagan when three males with guns approached him and began firing in his direction. He said he started shooting back with a 45 caliber semi-automatic handgun he had on him. He said he fired 4-5 times. Ervin, who is a self-proclaimed member of the Bounty Hunter Blood street gang, said just prior to the shooting he noticed a police car nearby. A 45 caliber projectile was removed from the rear of the patrol vehicle. Read more: chattanooganAs per usual, this is not the first time the defendant has been in the criminal justice system. The official Police Moderator Prediction, based on decades watching the system fail? Samuel will be allowed to plea to 'Discharging a Weapon in the City Limits', get 11/29 suspended, pending his good behavior. A month, or two, later he'll have murdered a child, killed a cop or sprayed a local parking lot with an AK.
Then the media, the public and most posters on here will be screaming, "Why did the cops let him go?"
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Post by Half-Tard on Mar 21, 2013 9:18:06 GMT -5
Bad Guys 7....lastnight Good Guys 2............................you need a 3 baby...then get a T.O.
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