WTF Over?!!

My friend OhioBorderer told me about this:



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Cops Confiscate Lakewood Lady’s Arsenal; Motive Pending
by Kyle Swenson

Francesca Rice no longer serves in her country’s armed forces, but she brought a piece of the action back home with her.

It seems the Lakewood vet had stockpiled her Edgewater Towers condo with a home arsenal including handguns, shotguns, a sniper rifle — plus a Thompson sub-machine gun, just in case the pizza guy got fresh.

Her cache somehow caught the attention of Lakewood Police, who paid a visit last September. When they found Rice wasn’t home, they asked an obliging employee of the complex to open up the apartment without her consent. Once inside, they raided the gun rack, making off with 13 firearms worth around $15,000. The only problem: They had no apparent reason to.

When Rice kindly asked to have her toys returned, the cops acknowledged that the weapons were legally owned. But they refused to return them without a court order. And so Rice has filed suit in Lakewood Municipal Court.

So far, nobody’s doing much talking. Lakewood Police Chief Timothy Malley declined to speak specifically about the seizure, citing the ongoing lawsuit. He also declined to speak generally about situations in which Lakewood cops would be likely to seize property on a whim. Rice’s attorney did not return Scene’s calls for comment, and Rice didn’t respond to repeated buzzes on her apartment intercom.

Amid all the zipped lips, there’s a moral here for everybody: Gun owners, beware of law enforcement looking to trod upon your rights. And non-gun owners, beware of neighbors who are particularly well prepared for the zombie apocalypse.
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BTW she isn't just a Veteran, she's a DISABLED VETERAN!

Here's the Lakewood Municipal Court Papers.

Here's what the Lakewood Police stole, that is what it is called when someone takes something without a LEGAL right to it.

- SKS M-21 Sniper Rifle (An SKS 'Sniper' rifle??? Not by any definition I know)

- Ruger Blackhawk .357 (A 'modern' revolver patterned after the revolvers from the old west)

- Sentinel Arms 12 Gauge (Obviously a shotgun)

- Gemtech .22 LR (I believe this is a suppressed .22, Legal if you get a $200 tax stamp, Since the police had NO paperwork, Then they committed a federal crime taking this)

- Ruger Mark II .22 LR (One of the best .22's made)

- Antique double barrel percussion shotgun (another antique)

- Springfield Arms .45 ACP (a 1911 style pistol)

- Thompson M1928 .45 ACP Semi-automatic (If this is a real 1928 and not a semi-auto 1927 then the cops committed multiple federal crimes.)

- Mossberg 500A 12 Gauge Shotgun (One of the most popular shotguns ever)

- Valkyrie Arms M3 .45 ACP Semi-automatic (a legal version of a WW2 weapon)

- Smith & Wesson M-686 .357 (one of the most popular revolvers made)

- Makarov 9mm (The Russian version of our 9mm)

- Colt Model M1851 .44 (a black powder revolver)

None of these are the weapons of a subversive.

Isn't this what's called burglary and grand theft? Not to mention breaking and entering, trespass, illegal search etc....

This happened in Ohio, not some third world country. Last time I checked, Ohio WAS part of the United States. Did they secede and no one tell me?

This could've ended VERY badly for both the police and a Veteran, if she had been home.

Oh, that $15,000 estimate seems WAY LOW to me.

Dan Emplit WBFD

Three surgeons

My friend, Michele, posted this on facebook. I liked it so I stole it for here:
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Three surgeons are discussing who makes the best patients to operate on. The first surgeon says "Electricians are the best. Their insides are color coded," The second surgeon says, "No. I think librarians are, everything inside them is in alphabetical order." The third surgeon shut them both up when he said, "You're both wrong. Politicians are the easiest to operate on. There is no guts, no heart, no balls, no brains, and no spine. Plus the head and the ass are interchangeable.
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Dan Emplit WBFD

A new nasty-gram

I got a new comment today. My initial thought was to delete it.

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Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "He is STILL blowing off a federal jury":

you are an idiot, a disgruntled firefighter because you were relocated from one firehouse. let me tell you this, we all don't agree with what you have to say. you don't have the right to call yourself a union member. why don't you go to union meetings. why arent the union officers writing on this piece of toilet paper. because they are satisfied with the way things are. thats proof that the city is safe. all your accusations are comical. your lists are pathetic and so are you.
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Well there are a few things I would like to say.
1. Learn to capitalize. To inform you, it is the button marked 'shift'. When you use it, it makes the letters capitols, like this "BITE ME"
2. If you think my blog is "toilet paper". DON'T READ IT. (See, I know how to use the 'shift' key)
3. I like lists.
4. Why the union officers aren't helping me on this and why I rarely go to union meetings are a subject for a post at a later time.
5. If you want to put an opposing view out here, START YOUR OWN BLOG!!! (See the skilled way I use that 'shift' key again?)
6. Punctuation would help as well.



Yeah, I noticed the phrasing and that they knew I rarely go to union meetings.

Dan Emplit WBFD
AKA Don Quixote

He is STILL blowing off a federal jury

In November 2008, a FEDERAL jury found dictator Leighton guilty of violating constitutional rights. He retaliated against Denise Carey for an attempt to put the status of the Heights fire station (Number 4) on a ballot.

In May, A federal judge ordered the city to pay up. For some reason, even when violating constitutional rights, the person giving the orders isn't responsible for the damages, the city itself is.

So almost four months have past. She hasn't received a penny. So Cynthia Pollick, Denise's attorney, intends to file a writ of execution (a legal document that would allow her to seek to seize Leighton’s personal assets to satisfy the judgment).

This should be done automatically, in my opinion, Because I don't think the city should be responsible for this. It was a PERSONNEL VENDETTA.

Activist hasn’t received cash

Wilkes-Barre activist still waiting for $67,000 payment

One of two things happened.
1. Leighton was given BAD advise (He should have read the Constitution, Most people had to in grade school).
or
2. Leighton thought he would get away with it and doesn't give a damn about anyones rights.

I'm going with number 2, because if number 1 was the right answer, the lawyer would've been disbarred.

Dan Emplit WBFD
AKA Don Quixote

Obama's firsts

My friend 'Nukediver' sent me a link to this page, It's interesting.
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President Barack Obama's Complete List of Historic Firsts

Doug Ross on Director Blue make some astute observations on President Obama and his growing milestones as President of the United States. As he speaks about being a father this Father's Day, he talks about himself alot, as he always does. So, this father's day, let us take account of our President's record of historic milestones in American history.

Director Blue:

Yes, he's historic, alright.

• First President to Violate the War Powers Act

• First President to Orchestrate the Sale of Murder Weapons to Mexican Drug Cartels

• First President to be Held in Contempt of Court for Illegally Obstructing Oil Drilling in the Gulf of Mexico

• First President to Defy a Federal Judge's Court Order to Cease Implementing the 'Health Care Reform' Law

• First President to Require All Americans to Purchase a Product From a Third Party

• First President to Spend a Trillion Dollars on 'Shovel-Ready' Jobs -- and Later Admit There Was No Such Thing as Shovel-Ready Jobs

• First President to Abrogate Bankruptcy Law to Turn Over Control of Companies to His Union Supporters

• First President to Demand a Company Hand Over $20 Billion to One of His Political Appointees

• First President to Encourage Racial Discrimination and Intimidation at Polling Places

• First President to Arbitrarily Declare an Existing Law Unconstitutional and Refuse to Enforce It

• First President to Threaten Insurance Companies if they Publicly Speak out on the Reasons for their Rate Increases

• First President to Tell a Major Manufacturing Company In Which State They Are Allowed to Locate a Factory

• First President to Withdraw an Existing Coal Permit That Had Been Properly Issued Years Ago

• First President to Fire an Inspector General of Americorps for Catching One of His Friends in a Corruption Case

• First President to Propose an Executive Order Demanding Companies Disclose Their Political Contributions to Bid on Government Contracts

• First President to Golf 73 Separate Times in His First Two-and-a-Half Years in Office

But remember: he will not rest until all Americans have jobs, affordable homes, green-energy vehicles, and the environment is repaired, etc., etc., etc.
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Some of these I remember. Some I don't.

One that was forgotten was "Attempting to courtmartial Navy SEALS for brutality (They bloodied a terrorist suspects nose)".

Dan Emplit WBFD

I don't understand Sheeple

This was sent to me. It's in reference to my previous post.

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Anonymous said...
Breaking out the rifle may have been the "scare" that the mob may have needed to disperse, but.. what if anyone in the "mob" had a weapon and fired at the man? Was his rifle even loaded???
Going back into the safety of his home, and getting his weapon in today's courts could be construed as "premeditation" if he had shot and mortally wounded someone??....Your thoughts??
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There's a lot of question here, so by the numbers

1. Breaking out the rifle WAS the "scare" that the mob DID NEED to disperse.

2. If someone in the 'mob' was armed, they would have been brandishing it. Such is the cowardly way of mob mentality.

3. If someone had fired at Mr. McBride, well he had drawn a line and was ready to defend himself. Please read this What does it mean to have Situational awareness?

4. You have all the information I do, I have no way of knowing if it was loaded. I will add that most unloaded weapons are paperweights (except for that bayonet, that would hurt).

5. "Safety of his home"????!! The mob had broken into the house next door, What makes you think he was safe in his home??? The only "premeditation" was to defend his life, home and perhaps his neighbors. The mob had broken into one house, threatened Mr. McBride's life (when he yelled at them to stop), Thrown things at him and his house, Trespassed on his property, and advanced (with the stated intent to cause him fatal or life changing injury) onto his porch.

6. As for if he had "mortally wounded someone", in a defensive scenario, you DO NOT shoot to kill. You shoot to stop someone. Fatalities may be the result. People need to know that the gun owner is NOT the only person who needs to be responsible for the actions they take.




Dan Emplit WBFD

Man Thwarts Attack from Black Teen Mob

What was I saying about London's problems not happening here?

A World War 2 era, bolt action rifle may have saved that mans life. Without firing a shot. Maybe the English subjects should see this. As well as Gun control advocates, Like our mayor.



Dan Emplit WBFD