Is it open season on cops? WTF is going on?

Revenge killing of cops?  So sad for their families.  

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Officer Charles Kondek, a 45-year-old married father of six, was killed in Tarpon Springs, about 30 miles northwest of Tampa, after responding to a noise complaint around 2 a.m. EST, the local police department said.

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Officers Rafael Ramos, 40, Wenjian Wu, 32

The gunman who ambushed and murdered two NYPD officers as they sat in their squad car Saturday afternoon in Brooklyn vowed to kill police in a number of social media posts that vowed retaliation for the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner, authorities said.

Ismaaiyl Brinsley, 28, wrote on his Instagram account: "I'm putting wings on pigs today. They take 1 of ours, let's take 2 of theirs," hours before the killings, two city officials with direct knowledge of the case confirmed for The Associated Press. He used the hashtags Shootthepolice RIPErivGardner (sic) RIPMikeBrown. The post also included an image of a silver handgun and the message, "This may be my final post. The post had more than 200 likes but also had many others admonishing his statements.

I cannot understand this.

I can see where people get all riled up about the Michael Brown and Eric Garner deaths, but for God's sake, you don't go out and start shootin' cops.

That shit is INSANE!

http://www.wnd.com/2014/12/economic-justice-group-justifies-nypd-cop-killing/

The group stated: “That said, we also know that anger over police repression and murder is so deep that it should come as no surprise to anyone that somebody would, sooner or later, act on that burning rage. Especially when the so-called justice system demonstrates time after time after time that police can, and do, murder with impunity.”

riceme wrote:

I cannot understand this.

    It's pretty easy to understand....this just didn't start there have been ____ stirrers that are supposed to be leaders that have been taking every opportunity to stoke the fires and now some of these same race baiters are surprised by what is taking place....

    A week ago it was reported that a militant group in NYC went online and encouraged their followers to 'kill cops' and now a short week later...Further reported that there have been several other attempts stopped but this now seems to be what's going to continue....For months there have been nothing but negative stories/articles about law enforcement officers so it should not be a surprise to anyone about what is taking place....The Panthers made comments about a 'bounty' on Officer's life...where was response from the DOJ?....Zimmerman dealt with the same type of threats and the media portrayed him as a 'white-hispanic'....The stepfather of M.B. yelled...'burn this bitch down' and Ferguson burned...any accountability for this action?....Where is the element of surprise?....

   Won't go as far as some and say there are many that have blood on their hands but there are many that have some responsibility and accountability for what's taking place across the nation...The cowh has used every example from the Martin case on to get his mug in front of the media...make a statement and offer an opinion...actually this started with the Cambridge situation with the professor and him calling the cop(s) idiots for their actions being called to what they thought was a burglary in progress call...There is a record here of how the cowh and his administration have bungled these situations and have squandered opportunity after opportunity to be LEADERS....again now some are surprised?  Anyone notice that the cowh has not made a public statement/press conference about the murders of these three officers?....

   In a recent article the cowh and his wife both made accounts of their experience with racism in a magazine article...MO recalled that someone asked her to get something off the shelf at Target and she perceived this as racism....He spoke of someone at a State Dinner mistaken him for a waiter and that somehow translates into a racial component over just plain STUPIDITY....Further makes one wonder about the intelligence of those attending WH functions in the first place...Who here on this forum has never been asked a question because someone thought you may have worked at that store?...If you want to see race...racism in every instance it certainly isn't difficult to do...

   It's past time that the Jackson's...Sharpton's...Holder's and MANY others to take a look in the mirror and take some responsibility for their rhetoric that has done nothing but put fuel on the fire...De Blasio is another that has made an ass out of himself and done nothing but blame the NYC Police Department and inject a racial component with nothing to back up the allegations....EVERYONE including the usual instigators have said the Garner case was not racial...but De Blasio certainly made unwise comments....

Here's to our fallen...

We made a tray of goodies and a large tin of snack crackers for the Santa Rosa Sheriffs district 1 office. The kids enjoy delivering the treats to the officers.

Good for you guys.

What the world needs is more spontaneous occurrences of selfless giving like that.

One year by mistake, we delivered my squash casserole instead of the bread-pudding. Thankfully we made the switch in time.

I like my squash with onions and bacon. Stir fried.

I'm sure the casserole was good. Hey, roll with the punches.

I love squash...

Joanimaroni wrote:

I love squash...

I like squash in my salads.

I use the Hopkins Boarding House recipe for squash....but I cook the onions with the squash and add shredded cheese and a tablespoon or two of sour cream. Of course when everyone is eating I use 10 lbs of squash.



http://www.food.com/recipe/squash-casserole-recipe-from-hopkins-house-in-pensacola-fl-307765

That would sound good with bacon, too.

Joanimaroni wrote:

We made a tray of goodies and a large tin of snack crackers for the Santa Rosa Sheriffs  district 1 office. The kids enjoy delivering the treats to the officers.

Very NICE and sure that the gesture was appreciated....

Follow the laws and you shouldn't have to worry....

Jake92 wrote:

Follow the laws and you shouldn't have to worry....

In a perfect world, that would be true... SIGH.

Jake92 wrote:

Follow the laws and you shouldn't have to worry....

The BS...Hands Up don't shoot slogan was proven to be a false account and yet the ignorant continue to attempt to make a hero out of a thug and ignore the facts/evidence of the case...

In the most recent shooting in Missouri an 18 YOA pulled a gun on an officer and paid the price for that stupidity...but once again there are the parents front and center claiming that this too was 'injustice' and another innocent teen 'murdered'..... Don't know what the slogan on t-shirts will be for this...

Yeah, that guy shot in his car had a gun and was going to use it. It seems he had a lot of problems in the past too. His family said he was a "nonviolent person." Yeah, right.

According to Stltoday.com

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St. Louis city police arrested him at least twice in 2013, for third-degree assault and larceny.

Berkeley police arrested him in May for armed criminal action, unlawful use of a weapon and and armed robbery. St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Robert P. McCulloch’s office has not charged him following that arrest.

St. Louis Circuit Attorney Jennifer Joyce’s office charged Martin with two misdemeanors in October 2013, according to court documents.

In the first case, the victim said Martin and another man had punched him. A teacher at the school where the assault took place in the 4300 block of Goodfellow Boulevard told police she saw the two men attack the victim on Sept. 24, according to court records.

Martin was charged Oct. 8 with third-degree assault for that case.

On Oct. 20, a woman told police that Martin had stolen her purse in the 4600 block of Gravois Avenue. The circuit attorney charged Martin with misdemeanor stealing on Oct. 21.

He pleaded guilty to both charges on Nov. 4; St. Louis Circuit Judge Theresa Counts Burke sentenced him to 30 days in jail.

Martin’s parents acknowledged that their son had been arrested and had “stumbled in the past.”

Rallies for the death of that thug are misguided.

Eric wrote:

Yeah, that guy shot in his car had a gun and was going to use it.  It seems he had a lot of problems in the past too.  His family said he was a "nonviolent person."   Yeah, right.

According to Stltoday.com

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St. Louis city police arrested him at least twice in 2013, for third-degree assault and larceny.

Berkeley police arrested him in May for armed criminal action, unlawful use of a weapon and and armed robbery. St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Robert P. McCulloch’s office has not charged him following that arrest.

St. Louis Circuit Attorney Jennifer Joyce’s office charged Martin with two misdemeanors in October 2013, according to court documents.

In the first case, the victim said Martin and another man had punched him. A teacher at the school where the assault took place in the 4300 block of Goodfellow Boulevard told police she saw the two men attack the victim on Sept. 24, according to court records.

Martin was charged Oct. 8 with third-degree assault for that case.

On Oct. 20, a woman told police that Martin had stolen her purse in the 4600 block of Gravois Avenue. The circuit attorney charged Martin with misdemeanor stealing on Oct. 21.

He pleaded guilty to both charges on Nov. 4; St. Louis Circuit Judge Theresa Counts Burke sentenced him to 30 days in jail.

Martin’s parents acknowledged that their son had been arrested and had “stumbled in the past.”

Rallies for the death of that thug are misguided.

He won't 'stumble' no more!....Glad the officer(s) were safe and went home uninjured...