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Houston Popo want to take our guns now

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Guess they dont like citizens shooting back an defending themselves fuck them all...stop praying for government armed agent an pray for their victims... WTF is wrong with these people...

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/...BOPEmmRokp4NK07hWY81wJ-Sk9UO72EdiABxDncwenD0g

Houston Top Cop: We Do Not Need Prayers, We Need Gun Control
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Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo says officers do not need prayers from elected officials, rather they need the passage of more gun control.
Acevedo pushed for more gun control the day after drug suspects opened fire on police officers in Houston, wounding four.
The Washington Post quoted Acevedo saying, “WE DON’T elect people to pray for us. We elect people to lead us.” He added, “I appreciate your prayers … but the question is, what are policymakers willing to do, besides prayers, to address a public-health epidemic?”
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CNN reports that the four officers were serving a warrant on the suspected drug dealers. Acevedo’s solution to this scenario is more gun control for law-abiding citizens.
He wants an “assault weapons” ban, a “high-capacity” magazine ban, and a requirement background checks for private gun sellers at gun shows.
On January 15, 2019, Breitbart News reported Department of Justice (DOJ) figures showing that fewer than three percent of prisoners who used guns for crime acquired those guns at a gun show or at retail. The vast majority — 56 percent — stole their guns, acquired them at the scene of a crime, or got them via the black market. So Acevedo’s war on gun shows would do little to prevent criminals from getting guns, but it might keep a grandpa from buying a shotgun he was going to use to duck hunt with his grandson.
AWR Hawkins is an award-winning Second Amendment columnist for Breitbart News and the writer/curator of Down Range with AWR Hawkins, a weekly newsletter focused on all things Second Amendment, also for Breitbart News. He is the political analyst for Armed American Radio. Follow him on Twitter: @AWRHawkins. Reach him directly at [email protected]. Sign up to get Down Ra
 

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Well if we would only terminate 100% proven guilty rapist, murderers, and those who bare false witness against innocents to those crimes then we all wouldn’t have to live in a prison.

When you understand why they want the penal system broken it becomes all to clear why it is.
 
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I'm surprised that they don't already have a law in Houston that makes it illegal to shoot the police raiding your illegal drug business. They should pass such a law right away so that this can never happen again.

Just do not infringe the rights of citizens while doing so.
 
That cocksucker is responsible for that cluster fuck shootout. The police need affidavit and search warrant controls. They got their asses handed to them as a result. Anyway, Tuttle kicked their asses with a revolver. The chief is picking the wrong hill.
 
alleged illegal drug business, which looks like never existed at this point.

They kick don the door they get shot its that simple, and its that legal, not just in Texas. Illegal activities or not does not matter, its been ruled on.

I'm surprised that they don't already have a law in Houston that makes it illegal to shoot the police raiding your illegal drug business. They should pass such a law right away so that this can never happen again.

Just do not infringe the rights of citizens while doing so.
 
Back in the 1970s the Houston cops took a lot for murdering people and they didn't care what color you were. One cop shot a teenager who stole a bicycle 13 times with a revolver. That sort of thing went on for a long time. They handcuffed some other guy and threw him in Buffalo Bayou in downtown.
 
They fucked up.......With their little raid that led to the deaths of two people. And they are still trying to cover something up.

Instead of coming clean to the public about what really happened, they are wiping the evidence and now trying to project force onto the community, reminding everybody who is the boss.

Classic organized crime tactics reminiscent of Tammany Hall and the Combine.

There goes yet another agency who showed their true colors.
 
Hi,

Well you wanna know how to get the attention of the HPD....Stop supporting any company owned by Tillman Fertitta.
The morning of the no knock police shootout he donated the 2.8 million dollars to break ground on the new HPD Training Center, specifically designed to train for these no knock break-ins.

He is the largest donor to the HPD Police Union and Chairmen of the Board for the Houston Police Foundation.

Sincerely,
Theis
 
They fucked up.......With their little raid that led to the deaths of two people. And they are still trying to cover something up.

Instead of coming clean to the public about what really happened, they are wiping the evidence and now trying to project force onto the community, reminding everybody who is the boss.

Classic organized crime tactics reminiscent of Tammany Hall and the Combine.

There goes yet another agency who showed their true colors.

I found this article with info about the raid. Definitely seems like a lot is "off" with the way it was handled:

https://www.texasmonthly.com/news/a...-injuries-should-police-rethink-the-practice/

Two people with zero criminal history are identified by a "trusted" narc as being 'heroin dealers"????

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The home of Tuttle and Nicholas seems to have fallen short of the heroin dealer den police likely expected to find. According to the Chronicle, police recovered from the scene several guns and “small amounts” of marijuana and white powder that later tested positive for cocaine. Police have not said whether the guns were legally purchased, and the exact amounts of marijuana and cocaine found have not been publicly released. Though the household’s suspected heroin stash served as the main legal basis for the raid, there is so far no indication that officers found any of the drug.

On Wednesday, Acevedo released parts of the search warrant that allowed for the raid. According to the affidavit, the narcotics squad had been investigating the house for two weeks when they enlisted a confidential informant to go into the house and attempt to buy drugs (Acevedo said at a press conference Thursday that police received a tip earlier in January from an anonymous caller, who said her daughter had been inside the house doing heroin and that there were guns inside). At that point investigators did not know the names of anyone who lived inside the house, only that there was a man inside who looked to be around 55 years old. On Sunday, the officers met with the informant, gave him some money, and sent him inside the house to try to buy drugs. He returned with “brown powder” that later tested positive for heroin.

According to the affidavit, the informant said he bought the powder from the middle-aged man, who called it “boy,” a street name for heroin. The informant also said that the man carried a gun, and that there was more of the brown powder at the house, “packaged in a large quantity of plastic baggies.” The author of the affidavit wrote that the informant had “proven to be credible and reliable on many prior occasions” and he asked a municipal court judge “to enter the suspected place and premises without first knocking and announcing the presence and purpose of the officers executing the warrant.” As probable cause for the no-knock raid, the investigator wrote that because there was heroin inside and the man there was armed, it was reasonable to believe that the suspect would use the gun to defend himself or to buy time to destroy the drugs if he knew beforehand that police were going to enter the house. The order was signed at 1:30 p.m. on Monday. Within three and a half hours police had arrived at the house, armed and ready."
 
South Carolina
Wyoming
Maine

Not much else

Maine no longer has LePage and they used some cockamamie voting algorithm to deny their sole conservative the ability to represent.

The new regime has already promised a roll back of all LePages good reforms.
 
Distraction tactic to keep eyes off of whatever is going down in his department.
They screwed the pooch on the no knock and he realized the shit is just starting to sling.
Sadly an example of what some of the commanders in blue will do when they come a knockin' for your guns...

R
 
Hi,

O and remember the HPD Chief saying the Union Rat does not speak for the department in regards to the "We know who you are, where you are at and we are coming to get you" in regards to anyone that says anything against the Police....

Well that is pure BS...The union rat is a full time officer of the HPD, currently assigned to Night shift patrol at North Station but serves in a full-time capacity at the Houston Police Officer’s Union.

So he is a direct employee of the Department and the Chief.

Also you wanna know more on what me means we he says "We know who you are, where you are at and we are coming to get you"?? That is because he runs ALL social media for HPD and uses those platforms to log and track anyone speaking ill of the HPD.

Sincerely,
Theis
 
So 2016 in Dallas 5 cops killed 9 injured in an ambush and no real cries for gun control. 2019 Houston PD fucks up and raids a house that at this point appears they should not have, cops get killed and it is the guns fault.
This world gets more fucked every day.
 
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Well now we have it out in the open.
The police (at least in Houston) officially taking sides against the constitution wanting to grab your guns so that you can't defend yourself when they want to go around kicking in doors, and murdering the local citizenry.

It's even more galling of them to be using a situation where it looks like it may come out that they did a few seriously wrong things as their excuse to want to destroy the constitution.

Then they threaten free speech directly, saying if you say anything we don't like about us, we'll come with guns to kill you....

Well if there was any doubt about how the "police" would choose sides.........
 
Sounds like the Chief is trying to deflect from the truth behind that "raid".

AJ is correct about TX starting to become a lost cause.
 
Oh Acevedo. Some things dont change. Was happy when we got rid of him. Dont forget he came from LAPD before Austin.
 
So 2016 in Dallas 5 cops killed 9 injured in an ambush and no real cries for gun control. 2019 Houston PD fucks up and raids a house that at this point appears they should not have, cops get killed and it is the guns fault.
This world gets more fucked every day.
Houston will be blue by the next presidential election.
 
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I gotta keep saying this though, the Repubs are as bad or worse than the dems, they use the dems as a weapon and threat against us to get elected and reelected, that is why both parties and the government joined forces to kill and persecute the Tea Party,,, the repubs are just as repugnant

They are all one big ass threat. they all gotta go...
 
Guess where "Safe-Space" Acevedo's previous position was held? Chief, Austin Police Department. He pulled that same shit in Austin. Even convinced the city council that gun shows should not be within the city limits. Of course that would have just been the start.

Greg Abbott stepped in with this.

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After he threatened to pull funding for certain snowflake initiatives for the city of Austin, things got a little quiet.

I guess my point is that Texas is a great place to live. Just make sure you are in a county district and not a city district - at least not one of the larger cities on the map.
 
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I guess my point is that Texas is a great place to live. Just make sure you are in a county district and not a city district - at least not one of the larger cities on the map.

Greg Abbott has been a surprisingly good politician in regards to freedom and the second amendment.
That's probably why he keeps getting elected by a huge majority in statewide contests.

But even the counties are not all safe. Especially if you happen to get stuck in like Dallas County, Travis County, Denton County, Collin County etc.
Hotbeds of Communist corrupt villainy. And usually pretty corrupt justice systems as well.
 
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Straight from the news article:

"The vast majority — 56 percent — stole their guns, acquired them at the scene of a crime, or got them via the black market."

This just proves that those willing to get themselves in an armed robbery, murder spree, etc, will not care how much gun control is implemented. Their guns are not legal to begin with so what's the point? It's just going to turn law abiding citizens into criminals.
 
Greg Abbott has been a surprisingly good politician in regards to freedom and the second amendment.
That's probably why he keeps getting elected by a huge majority in statewide contests.

But even the counties are not all safe. Especially if you happen to get stuck in like Dallas County, Travis County, Denton County, Collin County etc.
Hotbeds of Communist corrupt villainy. And usually pretty corrupt justice systems as well.

Yes he has! I'm quite surprised. He has a finesse as how to tell people to fuck off. I like that.

I carry copies of tax stamp info along with my LTC license. Tail lights work and I don't drive like an idiot - give them no justification. I have quite a few friends in various ranks among different PD's around here and they say there is a hothead in every division. Usually the FNG that's looking to make a name for himself. Houston got one as Chief...
 
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Staying on the defense like the GOP is a losing strategy,,,we need a tea party.
The only kind of party we need an is coming, is the one most are not willing to bleed at, just yet. The only thing that's going to stop this is blood. Voting is useless, washer woman hand wringing, internet badgering, or the three monkey verse just keeps kicking the can down the road, while losing more ground.

Stock more food an barter goods,...
 
Straight from the news article:

"The vast majority — 56 percent — stole their guns, acquired them at the scene of a crime, or got them via the black market."

This just proves that those willing to get themselves in an armed robbery, murder spree, etc, will not care how much gun control is implemented. Their guns are not legal to begin with so what's the point? It's just going to turn law abiding citizens into criminals.

It is not about crime. It has NEVER been about crime. It is all about control. We must always remember that.

"Crime" is just another dollop of tasty fodder for the already morbidly obese public to gobble up.

Whenever a public official says "We need more gun control", what they REALLY are saying is "We need you to be disarmed, so when we come to gang rape you and your family, you are not going to pose any trouble for us".

After all, looking at the history of many countries around the world in the 20th century shows that the RKBA has nothing to do with deer huntin'.

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It is not about crime. It has NEVER been about crime. It is all about control. We must always remember that.

"Crime" is just another dollop of tasty fodder for the already morbidly obese public to gobble up.

Whenever a public official says "We need more gun control", what they REALLY are saying is "We need you to be disarmed, so when we come to gang rape you and your family, you are not going to pose any trouble for us".

After all, looking at the history of many countries around the world in the 20th century shows that the RKBA has nothing to do with deer huntin'.

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Guess where "Safe-Space" Acevedo's previous position was held? Chief, Austin Police Department. He pulled that same shit in Austin. Even convinced the city council that gun shows should not be within the city limits. Of course that would have just been the start.

Yes and before Austin he was Los Angeles PD. He is from California and started in CA Highway Patrol then East LA if I remember correctly. You know they are above corruption and pro gun there right?
 
Yes and before Austin he was Los Angeles PD. He is from California and started in CA Highway Patrol then East LA if I remember correctly. You know they are above corruption and pro gun there right?

Very true. If you slowly trickle enough salt onto a steak you eventually have a barely edible steak. Think of Texas as the steak, and the salt is the 160+ libtard Californians that the cities of Texas are taking in every day.

Not all Californians are like that by the way. I have plenty of friends that live there. Yeah, Texas isn't getting those people unfortunately.
 
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Does not LE an all other forms of the JUST-US system not have a vested interest in what,....

Vigilantes were formed why? Did the Vigilantes get results? Is the root cause of why they were formed, happening again?
 
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OH surely one of the regulars is going to defend the blue party. They were just doing their job, right? It's all the bad informant's fault?

When is the State Attorney General going to investigate the bullshit story? Was the application for the warrant a POS made up story and now people are dead? Sounds like the PO PO used all the correct wording to con a judge. Seems like a lot of that going on. It must be one of those things passed down from the FBI.
 
Does not LE an all other forms of the JUST-US system not have a vested interest in what,....

Vigilantes were formed why? Did the Vigilantes get results? Is the root cause of why they were formed, happening again?


Oh they know why. That is why they want the citizens disarmed.
 
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I have become so dismayed with both political parties and the way they seem to ignore the constitution so they can pass laws that really don't effect criminal behavior. I realize this will likely be preaching to the choir, but passing gun laws that will be ignored by criminals is as futile as passing laws against shooting people that will also be ignored by criminals.

Perhaps if we passed some laws making meth, heroin, cocaine, fentanyl illegal, and also pass some laws saying that it illegal to shoot people without just cause, all these problems would be solved. (My smart assed sarcastic side comes through pretty strongly.)
 
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Oh they know why. That is why they want the citizens disarmed.
Guns or the law are not required to bring a "Sanctuary city" to it's knees. The problem with most people who could effect change that live next to or close to B/S like that don't have any imagination. Maybe they need to read up on past events in other places. Uncle trained many to deal with issues in ways where you get way more bang for you buck with common items/deeds,.. this is all for a book right?
 
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Listen to all the rhetoric about 'The Wall', That murderers and rapists that come across the border are the ones committing most of the crimes against our poor citizens.
When the wall goes up, the illegals already here have been catapulted back across the border, MS13 has been eliminated, when children can go outside and play with their little unicorns, Wait for it-

You don't need guns, all the bad guys are gone.

Mr. Trump;
Don't build the wall to protect me and mine from bad guys, build the wall to protect the poor saps that can't find a job.
 
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