But when he actually saw the person behind the haze of his prejudice, he was unable to deny it. A nice reminder that behind all the rhetoric, statistics and politics are people and consequences they have to live with. But when they burst into a beauty salon in the Nile delta town of Benha this week and ordered the women inside to stop what they were doing or face physical punishment, the women struck back, whipping them with their own canes before kicking them out to the street in front of an astonished crowd of onlookers.
Maggie McNeill It would have to be judicial; in the U. Encourages the crooks to surrender, and so nobody needs to get hurt. Unfortunately, they take the same tactics against hookers and trippers and tokers and sometimes even strippers as they do against murderers and rapists. When they actually respect the target like that gangster who was arrested last year , they negotiate rather than kicking the door down.
He told me that the police were very polite to him, even deferential, though when he had gotten tickets or the like in the past the cops had always tried to push him around. From the WSJ: At 4 p. Wednesday, authorities began conducting surveillance of Mr. DesLauriers said. At p. Bulger out of his apartment and arrested him, Mr.
The agents then arrested Ms. Greig in the apartment. By the way, this is the same wrecking crew that went after a former veteran in Weber County 5 days ago. He killed one and wounded 5 of them. Because he went to a Halloween party dressed as Osama Bin Laden. He survived this thug-squad only by virtue of being armed. But the Weber Prosecutor wants to reverse that outcome. Cops are bullies. They exhibit classic bully behavior. And until the state starts prosecuting these murders under color of law and the the citizens start firing the prosecutors who refuse to, this kind of thuggery will continue.
Sailor Barsoom You know, I think that if the cops were only allowed to go after those who committed crimes of violence or property, a lot of the bullies would be discouraged from joining in the first place.
