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Conservatives get logic. Liberals...it literally escapes them.
"Hey, let's defund the police! Life will be better, crime will go down!"
"Hey, let's make petty crime not a crime. Anything below $1,000 we won't prosecute. Crime will go down!"
Welp....The state of Washington...passed a police reform bill that is so insanely stupid...that the State Police have said...we just won't respond to certain types of calls anymore.
And people will die. And crime will rise. And Liberals will blame Republicans.
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Washington state legislators passed a series of new police reform bills that went into effect on Sunday, the most noteworthy being HB 1310 where law enforcement officers can only make arrests on the grounds of "probable cause" instead of "reasonable suspicion," giving a green light for criminals to commit crimes without being held accountable.
Signed into law by Democratic Governor Jay Inslee without a vote from the people through ballot measures, HB 1310 also called the "use of force bill" drastically limits the way police officers respond to calls.
"It's going to change the level of service we give to our citizens. Not because we want to, but because we have to," Moses Lake Police Chief Fuhr said, according to Columbia Basin Herald.
"This is changing completely the way we've responded to some of these calls … and there will be some calls that we just absolutely don't respond to from here on out," Fuhr added.
While the rest of the country has witnessed the destruction of Seattle at the hands of failed progressive policies and anti-police bills, these new laws apply to all law enforcement agencies statewide.
The changes holster a direct impact on public safety as the new law reduces police interaction with criminals who fail to comply to direct orders from police officers.
According to Federal Way Police Chief Andy J. Hwang, an officer that witnesses an individual matching the description of a burglary or a shoplifter suspect walking away near the scene of the crime, at that specific moment an officer has "reasonable suspicion," but does not have "probable cause." Therefore they are no longer authorized to detain the individual if the suspect decides to run or escape.
To note, "probable cause" is a high standard of having enough facts, information, and/or evidence for a reasonable officer to believe that a person is more likely than not to have committed a crime.
Further sounding the alarm in a statement released by the Pierce County Sheriff's Office (PCSO), the department details the discomforting provisions which ultimately eliminates all police pursuits in the state of Washington.
"The largest impact for our residents will be the changes to our ability to pursue after a suspect who is fleeing in a vehicle. Law enforcement officers will only be able to engage in a pursuit if there is "probable cause" to arrest a person in the vehicle for committing a specified violent crime or sex offense such as murder, kidnapping, drive-by shootings, or rape."
Law enforcement officers are no longer allowed to pursue suspects that have committed property crimes which includes residential burglary, possession of a stolen vehicle, theft. They can also no longer pursue domestic violence incidents which includes domestic violence simple assault, violation of a no contact or protection order, and stalking, the statement details.
An example of the above changes provided by PCSO states, "Dispatchers receive a 911 call from a person who reports hearing screaming and loud noises from an apartment next door. The caller reports that it sounds like the woman next door is being assaulted by her boyfriend, but is only able to provide a vague description of what the boyfriend looks like and does not know his name. As the first responding officer approaches the apartment, he sees a man running through the parking lot wearing clothing that is similar to the description provided in the 911 call."
Under the new law, "officers must let the man walk away from the scene until they can interview the victim and/or witnesses to determine with a high level of certainty that a crime has occurred and the person is a suspect in that crime."
Law enforcement officers can no longer pursue vehicles for traffic offenses other than the exception of vehicular assault, vehicular homicide, and driving under the influence (DUI). Officers are no longer allowed to force an individual to exit the vehicle and are unable to pat down suspects for weapons without their consent. Unless there is probable cause, officers cannot place suspects in handcuffs.
Another scenario issued by the Pierce County Sheriff's Department states, "Your family returns from a vacation to find a truck parked in the driveway of your home, and a person you do not know is loading stolen items from your house into the vehicle. You call 911 and provide the dispatcher with a description of the suspect's truck as it drives out of your neighborhood with your belongings inside. A police officer responding to your call for help sees a truck resembling the description speeding out of your neighborhood."
Under the new law, "the officer can still attempt to stop the vehicle, but cannot pursue after the fleeing vehicle for any law enforcement purposes/actions if the driver does not stop."
HB 1310 also creates a new police accountability board to hold officers accountable for "use of force,"meaning that officers will be forced to let criminals flee in order for them to escape political persecution in court, stripping victims and law-abiding citizens from seeing justice.
Another significant change to policing in the state of Washington affects the way officers' respond to mental health calls.
For example, before HB 1310 under "community caretaking," police officers were legally allowed to restrain individuals that were suffering from mental health episodes in order to send them to a hospital for evaluation.
However, under the new law, officers are prohibited from restraining said individuals on grounds of involuntary treatment. The new law directs law enforcement officers to "leave the area" unless they have committed a crime or are an imminent threat to themselves or someone else.
"The unfortunate thing is, I think of the person who’s in mental health crisis in a family member's home, (and the) family member calls us, and our response is going to be, 'I'm sorry, it's not a crime. We can't respond,'" Moses Lake Police Chief detailed in a recent meeting with Washington Association of Sheriffs & Police Chiefs (WASPC), as well as the Washington Cities Insurance Authority (WCIA).
The new police reform laws went into effect as Washington state continues to experience a significant increase in violent crimes. On Sunday, there were five separate shootings and multiple homicides in Seattle alone.
The popular democratic "Defund The Police" wrecked the morale of police officers statewide, resulting in Washington state currently ranking last in the nation for the number of police officers per capita at 1.19 sworn officers per 1000 residents. A drastic decrease from the nationwide rate of sworn officers which is 2.4 per 1000 residents.
Washington state also set a murder record last year as a direct result of defunded police departments. In 2020 there were 302 murders compared to 206 in 2019, an increase of 46.6 percent, according to recent data released by Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs.
"Hey, let's defund the police! Life will be better, crime will go down!"
"Hey, let's make petty crime not a crime. Anything below $1,000 we won't prosecute. Crime will go down!"
Welp....The state of Washington...passed a police reform bill that is so insanely stupid...that the State Police have said...we just won't respond to certain types of calls anymore.
And people will die. And crime will rise. And Liberals will blame Republicans.
'We won’t be coming': Washington state police reform goes into effect, law enforcement warns of consequences
“There will be some calls that we just absolutely don’t respond to from here on out,” Moses Lake Police Chief Kevin Fuhr said.
Washington state legislators passed a series of new police reform bills that went into effect on Sunday, the most noteworthy being HB 1310 where law enforcement officers can only make arrests on the grounds of "probable cause" instead of "reasonable suspicion," giving a green light for criminals to commit crimes without being held accountable.
Signed into law by Democratic Governor Jay Inslee without a vote from the people through ballot measures, HB 1310 also called the "use of force bill" drastically limits the way police officers respond to calls.
"It's going to change the level of service we give to our citizens. Not because we want to, but because we have to," Moses Lake Police Chief Fuhr said, according to Columbia Basin Herald.
"This is changing completely the way we've responded to some of these calls … and there will be some calls that we just absolutely don't respond to from here on out," Fuhr added.
While the rest of the country has witnessed the destruction of Seattle at the hands of failed progressive policies and anti-police bills, these new laws apply to all law enforcement agencies statewide.
The changes holster a direct impact on public safety as the new law reduces police interaction with criminals who fail to comply to direct orders from police officers.
According to Federal Way Police Chief Andy J. Hwang, an officer that witnesses an individual matching the description of a burglary or a shoplifter suspect walking away near the scene of the crime, at that specific moment an officer has "reasonable suspicion," but does not have "probable cause." Therefore they are no longer authorized to detain the individual if the suspect decides to run or escape.
To note, "probable cause" is a high standard of having enough facts, information, and/or evidence for a reasonable officer to believe that a person is more likely than not to have committed a crime.
Further sounding the alarm in a statement released by the Pierce County Sheriff's Office (PCSO), the department details the discomforting provisions which ultimately eliminates all police pursuits in the state of Washington.
"The largest impact for our residents will be the changes to our ability to pursue after a suspect who is fleeing in a vehicle. Law enforcement officers will only be able to engage in a pursuit if there is "probable cause" to arrest a person in the vehicle for committing a specified violent crime or sex offense such as murder, kidnapping, drive-by shootings, or rape."
Law enforcement officers are no longer allowed to pursue suspects that have committed property crimes which includes residential burglary, possession of a stolen vehicle, theft. They can also no longer pursue domestic violence incidents which includes domestic violence simple assault, violation of a no contact or protection order, and stalking, the statement details.
An example of the above changes provided by PCSO states, "Dispatchers receive a 911 call from a person who reports hearing screaming and loud noises from an apartment next door. The caller reports that it sounds like the woman next door is being assaulted by her boyfriend, but is only able to provide a vague description of what the boyfriend looks like and does not know his name. As the first responding officer approaches the apartment, he sees a man running through the parking lot wearing clothing that is similar to the description provided in the 911 call."
Under the new law, "officers must let the man walk away from the scene until they can interview the victim and/or witnesses to determine with a high level of certainty that a crime has occurred and the person is a suspect in that crime."
Law enforcement officers can no longer pursue vehicles for traffic offenses other than the exception of vehicular assault, vehicular homicide, and driving under the influence (DUI). Officers are no longer allowed to force an individual to exit the vehicle and are unable to pat down suspects for weapons without their consent. Unless there is probable cause, officers cannot place suspects in handcuffs.
Another scenario issued by the Pierce County Sheriff's Department states, "Your family returns from a vacation to find a truck parked in the driveway of your home, and a person you do not know is loading stolen items from your house into the vehicle. You call 911 and provide the dispatcher with a description of the suspect's truck as it drives out of your neighborhood with your belongings inside. A police officer responding to your call for help sees a truck resembling the description speeding out of your neighborhood."
Under the new law, "the officer can still attempt to stop the vehicle, but cannot pursue after the fleeing vehicle for any law enforcement purposes/actions if the driver does not stop."
HB 1310 also creates a new police accountability board to hold officers accountable for "use of force,"meaning that officers will be forced to let criminals flee in order for them to escape political persecution in court, stripping victims and law-abiding citizens from seeing justice.
Another significant change to policing in the state of Washington affects the way officers' respond to mental health calls.
For example, before HB 1310 under "community caretaking," police officers were legally allowed to restrain individuals that were suffering from mental health episodes in order to send them to a hospital for evaluation.
However, under the new law, officers are prohibited from restraining said individuals on grounds of involuntary treatment. The new law directs law enforcement officers to "leave the area" unless they have committed a crime or are an imminent threat to themselves or someone else.
"The unfortunate thing is, I think of the person who’s in mental health crisis in a family member's home, (and the) family member calls us, and our response is going to be, 'I'm sorry, it's not a crime. We can't respond,'" Moses Lake Police Chief detailed in a recent meeting with Washington Association of Sheriffs & Police Chiefs (WASPC), as well as the Washington Cities Insurance Authority (WCIA).
The new police reform laws went into effect as Washington state continues to experience a significant increase in violent crimes. On Sunday, there were five separate shootings and multiple homicides in Seattle alone.
The popular democratic "Defund The Police" wrecked the morale of police officers statewide, resulting in Washington state currently ranking last in the nation for the number of police officers per capita at 1.19 sworn officers per 1000 residents. A drastic decrease from the nationwide rate of sworn officers which is 2.4 per 1000 residents.
Washington state also set a murder record last year as a direct result of defunded police departments. In 2020 there were 302 murders compared to 206 in 2019, an increase of 46.6 percent, according to recent data released by Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs.
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Only state approved speech is allowed. Shut up peasants and turn in your guns.
What's worse is that he continually goes out of his way to prove how incompetent he is.
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Biden's America:
www.nbcnews.com
Wow, that's terrible.
"Defund the police."
Former Sen. Barbara Boxer assaulted, robbed in California
Boxer was not seriously injured, but she had her cellphone taken in the robbery in Oakland.
www.nbcnews.com
Wow, that's terrible.
"Defund the police."
Biden's America:
Former Sen. Barbara Boxer assaulted, robbed in California
Boxer was not seriously injured, but she had her cellphone taken in the robbery in Oakland.
Wow, that's terrible.
"Defund the police."
What's the old cliche with "reap" and "sow" in it....
That bat is tight with Kankles. I bet there's all kinds of corrupt dirt on that phone. Hopefully the mugger takes it to a hacker and publicizes it.
What a tremendous read. Wonder how Liberals can look you in the face, lie, shout you down, and insist that the most bizarre things in the world that couldn't possibly be true (like a girl can be a boy)?
Here's the recipe. I'll share one example
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The Law of Merited Impossibility
The coinage is Rod Dreher’s and goes back to the early debates on homosexual marriage. As Dreher formulates it, the Law of Merited Impossibility holds: “That will never happen, and when it does, boy will you [homophobes, transphobes, racists, sexists, whatever] deserve it.”
This Law is used, first, to disarm resistance to the latest leftist enthusiasm. Whatever the innovation is, it will have no adverse consequences. None! Puberty blockers and disfiguring surgeries have no downsides whatsoever. How dare you suggest they might!
Its second purpose is to dismiss out of hand “slippery slope” arguments—despite, or because of, the fact that every single such argument over the last twenty years at least has proved true. Worried that allowing people to “self-identify” as whatever sex they want will lead to pervy 50-year-old men exposing themselves to’ tween girls? Insist, loudly and indignantly, that that will NEVER happen and anyone who suggests it might is an alarmist bigot with a heart full of hate.
The third purpose is to enforce the new caste system. Those who get to impose fresh irrational indignities on the rest of us are the upper caste. Those who object, or even have reservations, are lower. The latter are not allowed to harbor, much less express, any doubts. Whatever humiliation the upper caste has planned for us, we deserve and must meekly accept. Hence when said pervy 50-year-old actually does start waving around “her” equipment in the girls’ locker room, if any parent dares object, let ’em have it with both barrels. That thing that ten seconds ago you said would “never” happen? Now it’s righteous punishment for the retrograde.
The Law of Merited Impossibility has done wonders for the Left in helping to ram through a wide variety of radical societal changes and cow into silence all opposition. It’s currently busy destroying girls’ and women’s sports, an outcome that we were assured would “never” happen. Though one wonders what the ladies did do to deserve it.
The Law is a bit passé, though, because our rulers rarely any longer feel the need to reassure normie Americans that everything will turn out OK, that the things we most fear won’t happen. Mostly, the holders of the Megaphone just skip to the second half, the angry insistence that we deserve it
Here's the recipe. I'll share one example
“That’s Not Happening and It’s Good That It Is”
A quick and dirty guide to regime propaganda
americanmind.org
The Law of Merited Impossibility
The coinage is Rod Dreher’s and goes back to the early debates on homosexual marriage. As Dreher formulates it, the Law of Merited Impossibility holds: “That will never happen, and when it does, boy will you [homophobes, transphobes, racists, sexists, whatever] deserve it.”
This Law is used, first, to disarm resistance to the latest leftist enthusiasm. Whatever the innovation is, it will have no adverse consequences. None! Puberty blockers and disfiguring surgeries have no downsides whatsoever. How dare you suggest they might!
Its second purpose is to dismiss out of hand “slippery slope” arguments—despite, or because of, the fact that every single such argument over the last twenty years at least has proved true. Worried that allowing people to “self-identify” as whatever sex they want will lead to pervy 50-year-old men exposing themselves to’ tween girls? Insist, loudly and indignantly, that that will NEVER happen and anyone who suggests it might is an alarmist bigot with a heart full of hate.
The third purpose is to enforce the new caste system. Those who get to impose fresh irrational indignities on the rest of us are the upper caste. Those who object, or even have reservations, are lower. The latter are not allowed to harbor, much less express, any doubts. Whatever humiliation the upper caste has planned for us, we deserve and must meekly accept. Hence when said pervy 50-year-old actually does start waving around “her” equipment in the girls’ locker room, if any parent dares object, let ’em have it with both barrels. That thing that ten seconds ago you said would “never” happen? Now it’s righteous punishment for the retrograde.
The Law of Merited Impossibility has done wonders for the Left in helping to ram through a wide variety of radical societal changes and cow into silence all opposition. It’s currently busy destroying girls’ and women’s sports, an outcome that we were assured would “never” happen. Though one wonders what the ladies did do to deserve it.
The Law is a bit passé, though, because our rulers rarely any longer feel the need to reassure normie Americans that everything will turn out OK, that the things we most fear won’t happen. Mostly, the holders of the Megaphone just skip to the second half, the angry insistence that we deserve it
This is funny...in more ways than one.
Yep, more ways than one.
Only white people are racist and act this way.
He probably voted for Xiden.
He's a wuss. Twice the Chinamans size, shoulda destroyed the little guy, blinsided or not.
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About a year ago, I wrote that until the results of their moronic decisions - lockdowns, releasing criminals, fostering homelessness, defunding police, vilifying police, glorifying criminals - starts to hit the liberal moron elites, they won't care about the destruction they are causing.
The Boxer assault is just the start. Those pampered ******* in their gated communities and private security on our dime have a karma bill to pay, and it is coming due.
The Boxer assault is just the start. Those pampered ******* in their gated communities and private security on our dime have a karma bill to pay, and it is coming due.
I think his last words were "Dammit *****, hey!" rofl
Not so long ago the media dutifully reported Dem talking points about hate crimes against Asians for two weeks until it became obvious that almost all of said crimes were perpetrated by blacks and then it quietly disappeared from the news feed.
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Ya. I noticed that.
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Guy deserved it but, I'm not a fan of blindside attacks. The sound track was nice....Do a little dance. Make a little love. Get down tonight.
My gas price jumped another .10 in a day period. That about .20 cents in the last week or so.
But no mean tweets!!!!!
Yeah, immediately what I thought. Guy was sitting on his bike, not in any physical position to immediately retaliate, and was blindsided. That ****'s easy to do, what numbnuts did. Not cool IMO. Let them go squared up and see what happens.
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You go STRAIGHT TO HELL!
Yeah, this one definitely isn't aging well.
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Devastating Side-by-Side Video Shows Joe Biden Pushing Strict Penalties for Crack While Hunter Smokes It
As a senator, Joe Biden spoke at length about the dangers people who smoke crack cocaine pose to society. The irony is palpable.
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