Ridiculous Police News (Specific Events): Twin Cities police are still frightened easily

[Roranora]

I will say this again.

We need The Punisher in real life.

no, but we will Let Them Wear Merch

[6souls]

The ICE agent is Alexander Steven Back

[Roranora]

so that's just 1 month at 1 place? and obv only the ones who were caught

who are these men, jeezus. is there at least one in every crowd, good lord what the fuck

[Salodin]

Again, these girls are 17. Y'all would make the same choice they did c'mon now

Spoiler: show

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[6souls]

Again, these girls are 17. Y'all would make the same choice they did c'mon now

Spoiler: show

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16 is age of consent in MN.

[Meresgi]

Again, these girls are 17. Y'all would make the same choice they did c'mon now

Spoiler: show

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Age aint nothing but a number bebe

[Tymon]

Age aint nothing but a number bebe

[6souls]

https://bsky.app/profile/chicago.sun.../3m64bcag3po2a
https://chicago.suntimes.com/police-...ooting-gresham

Chicago officer accidently shoots off his own testicle.

[Cantih]

[Lucavi]

God's will.

[6souls]

https://www.propublica.org/article/c...uct-promotions

2 Chicago officers were promoted to Sergeant after being found guilty of sexual misconduct. One had been sharing nudes on Facebook under a false name and the other of domestic assault.

[6souls]

https://www.theverge.com/news/861668...-error-mistake
https://x.com/tomwarren/status/2011423359805038718

UK police used AI to ban fans from a soccer match using data from a non-existent game that said fans had been flagged for.

[6souls]

https://abc7.com/post/keith-porter-f...ting/18396677/

An off-duty ICE officer killed a man on NYE because he heard gunshots in the area.

Keith Porter, 43, was fatally shot the night of Dec. 31 in the 17700 block of Roscoe Boulevard.

According to a statement from the Department of Homeland Security, the ICE agent said he heard gunshots outside of his apartment.

"The suspected gunfire grew progressively louder, indicating to the officer that whoever was firing a gun was approaching his apartment," read a statement released by Tricia McLaughlin, the Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs at the Department of Homeland Security. "The officer took his ICE authorized firearm and left his apartment to investigate. He moved to the ground level and went outside, where he believed the suspected gunfire was coming from."

DHS said the agent encountered Porter holding what appeared to be a long rifle and ordered him to put it down.

"The ICE officer identified himself as law enforcement," read the DHS statement. "In response, the individual pointed his weapon at the ICE officer. The officer ordered the subject to put the weapon down. When the subject refused to comply, the officer fired defensively with his service weapon at the subject to disarm him. The subject fired at least three rounds at the officer."

"He claims he heard gunshots were getting closer to his apartment, but rather than staying at a position of safety, he left his apartment and went downstairs to what would be a position of danger," said attorney Jamal Tooson with Lessem, Newstat & Tooson during a news conference.

Tooson, however, says they've spoken with neighbors who say they did not hear an agent identify themselves.

Now, Porter's family and attorney are looking for answers. They say the ICE officer wasn't trained for that situation and should have called police and waited for them to arrive.

"But instead of staying in his apartment for a trained law enforcement officer from LAPD to respond, he made the premeditated and calculated decision to grab a firearm," Tooson said.

[Lucavi]

The Curse of the Gravy Seals strikes again.

[Andalusian girls]

correlation =/= causation but it is hilarious that right after the NYPD says they're gonna have mass resignations if he gets elected, voila

https://x.com/factpostnews/status/2019096447883350373

[archibaldcrane]

Nationwide 2025 almost certainly had the lowest per capita murder rate in US history, the trends across various cities over the past 3 years have been incredible.

[Byrthnoth]

correlation =/= causation but it is hilarious that right after the NYPD says they're gonna have mass resignations if he gets elected, voila

https://x.com/factpostnews/status/2019096447883350373

That's dumb AF it is cold as hell in NYC this January and snowed a fuckle

[Yabby]

This happens in Detroit during every real winter. I don’t remember the exact years off the top of my head, but around 2007 and 2013 were the last times we had winters this brutal. One of those years we had a roughly 20-day stretch where the temperature never climbed above zero.

In both cases, murder and overall crime dropped something like 60–80% compared to the previous year. We don’t need more cops. Apparently, if the goal is zero crime, what we really need is a nuclear winter.

[Qalbert]

they've been funding the wrong ice

[Kaslo]

That's dumb AF it is cold as hell in NYC this January and snowed a fuckle

That usually would lead to more homicides I believe. Generally we've seen homicide go up when people are forced to stay together.