Well there goes little baby Ogie applauding some savage for attacking to fine men in blue just doing their job. That miserable homeowner should have just answered the door, got on the floor, let them strip search his wife, then made sure they planted some drugs in the apartment to get some charges filed so they didn't just waste their time. Instead this little baby shot at the poor officers just like little baby Ogie and the Boilermaker wanted him to.

I didn't nearly lose my left nipple at Da Nang to have pieces of garbage like Baby IMU and Baby Ogie and Baby Boilermaker come in and promote the shooting of our boys in blue, dag nabbit.

So did they find any drugs

Armed men broke into a man's apartment last night and the resident, defending his family, shot two of the intruders.

https://wtop.com/prince-georges-county/ ... g-address/

Did I mention it was police officers serving a warrant for a drug investigation? Did I also mention that they served the warrant at the wrong address and the homeowner was 100% innocent?

Thank God he shot the bastards and is alive to tell about it as most of these cases where the police no-knock raid an innocent man don't end well for the homeowner. He even got he police chief to apologize.

Perhaps it's a bad idea to 1: militarize our police and 2: have them perform SWAT style raids to police victimless crimes, especially when they don't even have the correct address

Breaking and entering into a lawful gun owner's home does have consequences.

Nailed it, and now we have a prime candidate for the person operating "The Hauk" mult

According to the more detailed story that links to the article you cite, this wasn't a no-knock raid. The police knocked, announced themselves, and then began entering the premises after no one responded. The resident then shot at the police. You sure this is a scenario you want to applaud?

Additionally, calling drug trafficking a "victimless" crime strikes me as a cliche that holds little, if any, validity. Take a trip through Western Massachusetts, New Hampshire, or Southern Vermont (areas that have some of the highest overdose rates in the country) sometime and you will recognize the misguided nature of your hollow shibboleth. Much of New England has been reduced to a seemingly irreversible state of social collapse and personal ruin by a thriving drug trade.

According to the more detailed story that links to the article you cite, this wasn't a no-knock raid. The police knocked, announced themselves, and then began entering the premises after no one responded. The resident then shot at the police. You sure this is a scenario you want to applaud?

Take a trip through Western Massachusetts, New Hampshire, or Southern Vermont (areas that have some of the highest overdose rates in the country) sometime and you will recognize the misguided nature of your hollow shibboleth. Much of New England has been reduced to a seemingly irreversible state of social collapse and personal ruin by a thriving drug trade.

If the police illegally entered the wrong address, what's the problem with the homeowner shooting them? I promise they would have done the same to him.

If the police illegally entered the wrong address, what's the problem with the homeowner shooting them? I promise they would have done the same to him.

According to the more detailed story that links to the article you cite, this wasn't a no-knock raid. The police knocked, announced themselves, and then began entering the premises after no one responded. The resident then shot at the police. You sure this is a scenario you want to applaud?

Additionally, calling drug trafficking a "victimless" crime strikes me as a cliche that holds little, if any, validity. Take a trip through Western Massachusetts, New Hampshire, or Southern Vermont (areas that have some of the highest overdose rates in the country) sometime and you will recognize the misguided nature of your hollow shibboleth. Much of New England has been reduced to a seemingly irreversible state of social collapse and personal ruin by a thriving drug trade.

You promise? How is it, then, that none of the other 7 police officers involved in the raid shot the resident?

So your solution to what is pretty clearly a medical issue, is to put people in jail?

So your solution to what is pretty clearly a medical issue, is to put people in jail?

You promise? How is it, then, that none of the other 7 police officers involved in the raid shot the resident?

we literally have dozens of cases of no knock raids that have ended in that manner. As I said in the OP, the biggest miracle is that the homeowner is alive.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/201 ... -raid.html

Seriously, our police are fucking out of control.

This wasn't a no-knock raid. Read the sources you link to. Isn't this something you routinely mock LTG for?

Hardly. But I don't advocate taking down cops after they've identified themselves either. Believe it or not, the best solution in dealing with someone who has made a mistake or been given the wrong information--it's not clear what exactly happened here--isn't to go ahead and shoot him. The dogmatic fundamentalism repeatedly displayed by Ogie and his acolytes simply isn't suited for reality.

The police chief in briefing the media within the last hour himself said it was no-knock and police didn't announce themselves.

The homeowner deserves applause for doing what any armed homeowner should do during a break-in.

and yes, drug use is a victimless crime. What does have victims, is our "war on drugs"

I thought you are supposed to announce you have a gun and are going to use it before you do,isn't that one of the rules you are taught?

Nailed it, and now we have a prime candidate for the person operating "The Hauk" mult

According to the more detailed story that links to the article you cite, this wasn't a no-knock raid. The police knocked, announced themselves, and then began entering the premises after no one responded. The resident then shot at the police. You sure this is a scenario you want to applaud?

Additionally, calling drug trafficking a "victimless" crime strikes me as a cliche that holds little, if any, validity. Take a trip through Western Massachusetts, New Hampshire, or Southern Vermont (areas that have some of the highest overdose rates in the country) sometime and you will recognize the misguided nature of your hollow shibboleth. Much of New England has been reduced to a seemingly irreversible state of social collapse and personal ruin by a thriving drug trade.

This is funny? I reported this bullshit, BTW. Low lifes like Ogie, IMU, and Boilermaker like to alter things said. It is bullshit that it is allowed.

We know you didn't post it. It is a joke. It means that you have arrived when someone does that to you.

I don't think it is anything funny. I think that it is pathetic that someone should be allowed to change the text of someone else's post. I think that this stuff needs to stop and the moderators or software person should stop it.

This is funny? I reported this bullshit, BTW. Low lifes like Ogie, IMU, and Boilermaker like to alter things said. It is bullshit that it is allowed.

I don't think it is anything funny. I think that it is pathetic that someone should be allowed to change the text of someone else's post. I think that this stuff needs to stop and the moderators or software person should stop it.