The speaker seems surprised that an eleven year old almost shot a Milwaukee city inspector to death. The eleven year old was trying to carjack him.
The speaker seems surprised that an eleven year old almost shot a Milwaukee city inspector to death. The eleven year old was trying to carjack him.
… hit people in the head and threaten to shoot them with the 9-millimeter gun you’re holding. In a hospital’s emergency department.
Many certifiable lunatics are shooting at us. Ask the White House Correspondents.
Little Miss Rural Vermont and SOOOO many like her get little to no press coverage. But they’re busy resolving their rage issues at the local hospital and environs as we speak. Take care.
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Also, in Annals of American Heath Care:
Talley ultimately shot out a hospital window and fled on foot … A photograph obtained by the [Chicago] Sun-Times showed him running naked with electrodes on his chest. Prosecutors said he was found a short time later under a nearby porch.
An incredibly dangerous criminal hiding a gun is let into a hospital where he kills one cop and critically injures another.
Walk on through the slugs, walk on through the rounds! Though your guts be tossed and blown…
Sunday’s shooting comes exactly a week after another mass shooting near the University of Iowa, another Midwest Big10 school.
This one, at Indiana University, happened a couple of hours ago.
I mean, he was sitting right up there with the president and all and his sensitive equipment picked up nothing?
Fuck, man, this is America. You don’t even need sensitive equipment to anticipate bangbang in any public setting. Shopping malls are shuttering across the United States cuz of all the exchange of fire (one local reporter was cruel enough to quote a chamber of commerce person about a dying mall: “[Nancy] Hafford said the crime rate is actually on the decline, and crime should not be a deterrent for mall shoppers.”); and even the expertly surveilled power structure of the free world can’t get through a dinner without pistol play/hysterical hiding under tables. Not very seemly, but when everyone’s got a gun [current number of guns in private hands 500 million plus], what do you expect?
It’s Baton Rouge (I call it Sang Rouge)!
Lookee here. Let’s not have any fake surprise that the gunniest city in America’s gunniest state utterly expectedly produced a bunch of teenagers (ages 13 – 16? I’m guessing.) butchering the innocent.
Sang Rouge is SOOO bloody, so beyond bloody, so bodaciously bloodsoaked! Nuther big mass bloodletting jest tuther day (in Shreveport; those victims were from a few months to eight years old) in that dripping red state; and now Massacre at the Mall.
Hold onto your hats – gonna be a lot more Louisiana blood running red.
Politicians have hired speechwriters to come up with new ways for them to say Message: I care but fuck gun laws. “Draft 52 distinct tweets for me – one for every week of the year. No redundancy and keep it Christian.”
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Some nice detail here:
After shots echoed through the food court and sirens began blaring outside, shoppers sprinted out of the mall. Some women donned nylon capes as they darted out of the JCPenney hair salon, their hair half-done.
Nylon capes is good. And this paragraph answers the question What do Baton Rougeans do for exercise? Sprinting, darting.
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“We’re not going to have this in Baton Rouge,” says the mayor. Babe, you’ve had it for years and you’ll have it til the next Great Mississippi Flood washes the city away.
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Court records show that during a hearing Tuesday, Commissioner Jermaine Guillory allowed Washington to stop wearing a GPS ankle monitor and instead placed him on telephone-based supervision.
It’s beautiful to watch how no gun laws plus morally degenerate judges work together to insure that bloodthirsty bastards remain in circulation. Hat tip also to this gunny’s high school, which seems not to have expelled him despite a criminal history that included stealing a gun that went off inside a classroom.
”Guillory said when the 18-year-old returns to court in July, he wants to see him with his high school diploma, a job, safe, healthy and out of jail.” Ain’t dat sweet!
He’s on the state bar board of governors! An inspiration to us all.
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Oh. Well! Why didn’t you say so in the first place, Guillory?
| Incident Date | State | City Or County | Address | Victims Killed | Victims Injured | Suspects Killed | Suspects Injured | Suspects Arrested | Operations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| April 19, 2026 | Louisiana | Shreveport | 355 W 79th St | 8 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | N/A |
| March 22, 2026 | Texas | Amarillo | 1901 NW 14th Ave | 4 | 4 | 1 | 0 | 0 | N/A |
| February 28, 2026 | Texas | Edinburg | 10500 block of Hwy 107 | 4 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | N/A |
| February 10, 2026 | Florida | Sarasota | 4822 Fallcrest Cir | 6 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | N/A |
| February 7, 2026 | Texas | Plainview | 2700 block of Upchurch St | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | N/A |
| January 23, 2026 | Georgia | Lawrenceville | 1031 Brook Ivy Ct | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | N/A |
| January 9, 2026 | Mississippi | Cedarbluff | 123 David Hill Rd | 6 | 0 |
.. and, once he reaches the breaking point he TOLD people he was reaching, he takes one of his guns (Louisiana is certainly not going to deprive violent insane gunnies of their guns) and murders eight children.
One of them was found on a roof, having tried to escape.
Ah, Shreveport. Ah, Louisiana. Insane massacrists go down as easy as a mint julep in ol’ Shreveport, Land of the Rising Gun.
Dominedominedomine let’s pray our little heads off.
Ahhhh. That was great.
Back to the pistol range.
After last year’s shooting, Davis CA has prepared for its carefree outing with:
A fleet of drones
Extra police
Doubled event staff people
Increased penalties
Alcohol ban
No special event permits in the vicinity
Designated safety enhancement zones
We’ve followed the hilarious university system in that state for years, but consider the legal system.
MAN ON SUPERVISED RELEASE FOR MURDER CHARGED WITH GUN-RELATED [OFFENSES] FOLLOWING NIGHTCLUB FIGHT
Yes the lad seems to have killed a couple of people, but the judge deemed this a minor sort of charge and released him with an ankle bracelet.
“ [A local attorney described] the state’s ankle monitor system as outdated and said it doesn’t have live tracking like the federal system.”
Judges that let accused killers go free; technology that doesn’t track them.
A second grader brought a loaded gun to school in Swansea Mass., on a Friday, and showed it to schoolmates.
The principal knew of it and did nothing. He decided to wait until Monday.
Police got an anonymous tip on Monday and came to the school that day.
The armed student lied to the principal (who spoke to the student on Monday) and said he brought no gun of any kind to school.
The parents of the armed student lied to police about having firearms in the house.
After the police found five firearms in the house, some loaded, the father of the armed student said he forgot about having five weapons, and said that he was not licensed to carry.
The parents have been charged with “multiple firearms violations, plus two counts of reckless endangerment of a child.”
A 34-year-old mother has been charged after her 8-year-old son allegedly got ahold of her loaded handgun and took it to his elementary school.
Gloria Luster, 34, of Kent [Ohio], pleaded not guilty to a first-degree misdemeanor count of endangering children …
Municipal court records show Luster was also charged in September with a first-degree misdemeanor count of child endangering after another one of her children, a 2-year-old girl, was found wandering in the dark of a parking lot outside Luster’s apartment complex.
A complaint states Luster “did not know the child had left, where she had gone to, or how long she had been gone.”
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When does Child Protective Services decide Gloria’s a bit too much?
“At no time [during which a 12 year old student brandished a loaded gun at school] were students or staff in danger,” Christine Stephens, a Redlands Unified School District spokeswoman, wrote in a news release that detailed how employees handled the situation.
Carl Baker, a Redlands police spokesman, wrote in a text message: “The gun was loaded and capable of being fired.”
Stephens, asked by a Southern California News Group reporter to clarify her comment, wrote in an email: “When we stated that ‘At no time were students or staff in danger,’ we were referring to the fact that the situation was quickly identified, contained, and managed by school administrators, District Safety, and law enforcement.”
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Oh. OK.
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