‘South Park’ Arms the Students in Season Premiere About School Shootings
This really is how the anti-gun left sees the world . . .
Essentially, there had been so many shootings at South Park Elementary, the students were no longer phased by it, nor were most of the townspeople. One of the four main kids, Stan, is so desensitized to it, he struggles to remember a shooting even took place when asked how his day went at the dinner table. Randy, his father, is somewhat upset only until he learns Stan was not the gunman and he was not shot. After that, he only cares Stan failed his math test.
The school is “shot up” multiple times throughout the episode. “I got this one,” a staff member (Mr. Mackey) says as he runs out to confront the gunman as the others just carry on with their work in the building.
Bloomberg Pledges $100 Million to Secure Gun Control in Congress
He’s certainly persistent (and has the deep pockets to fund it)…
His goal–a gun control Congress that supports climate change legislation.
On June 22, 2018, Breitbart News reported that Bloomberg committed to spending $80 million to flip the House to a pro-gun control majority.
Axios now reports that Bloomberg is raising his commitment by $20 million, which means he is prepared to spend $100 million for a gun control Congress.
Bloomberg believes his money can turn a mediocre blue wave into a seismic shift. One of his advisers said, “We want to take a Category 3 storm and turn it into a Cat 5.”
Anti-gunners Killing Cell Phones to Advance Their Agenda
And who thought this was a legit option?. . .
Anti-gun advocates are killing your phone to make a point about violence.
The Community Justice Reform Coalition (CJRC) has created a tool to cause a mandatory moment of pause for the gun violence epidemic that anyone can use, send and share to be heard on this issue.
CJRC, a national advocacy coalition that promotes and invests in evidence-based policies and programs to prevent gun violence and uplift criminal justice reforms in urban communities of color, partnered with Grey New York to bring the pro-bono project to life.
Anti-gun advocates are killing your phone to make a point about violence.
The Community Justice Reform Coalition (CJRC) has created a tool to cause a mandatory moment of pause for the gun violence epidemic that anyone can use, send and share to be heard on this issue.
CJRC, a national advocacy coalition that promotes and invests in evidence-based policies and programs to prevent gun violence and uplift criminal justice reforms in urban communities of color, partnered with Grey New York to bring the pro-bono project to life.
“We looked upon the link in the tweet as a tool, a means to an end. It is something people concerned about gun violence can share with others,” said Rob Lenois, deputy chief creative officer of Grey New York.
Brownells Donates AR-15s to School District to Protect Children
Nicely done, Brownells . . .
An Iowa firearms company has donated nine AR-15s to the Bismarck Police Department for school resource officers.
Last month, the Bismarck Police Department requested funds to purchase the semiautomatic rifles and other equipment for the officers in the schools.
News of the police department’s request for the rifles spread across the country and eventually caught the eye of several firearm companies, including Brownells, which donated the AR-15s to the department.
“We had an outpouring of support from even individuals, (one who) called from, I think, he was from Virginia and wanted to donate his personal rifle to the project,” said Bismarck police deputy chief Jason Stugelmeyer.
Athena Security has developed a camera system that uses artificial intelligence and cloud technology to spot guns and alert authorities. The company says that because the system can recognize weapons and notify police quickly, casualties may be prevented in places where the system is implemented, such as schools or businesses. It has already been installed in Archbishop Wood High School in Warminster, Pennsylvania.
Once the system spots a gun in the vicinity, it uses the cloud to send that information to those that need it, whether that be a business owner or law enforcement. It can also stream footage of the event in question through an app, giving police a real-time look at what’s going on and where. Users also have the option of connecting the camera to other third-party security systems, allowing it lock doors or stop elevators.
False positives can be a problem for computer vision systems, and that would be particularly troublesome for a security camera that has the ability to alert police directly. But the company claims its system’s gun detection is 99 percent accurate. “We’ve basically perfected that,” co-founder Lisa Falzone told Fortune, “and so we’re already starting to work on fights, knives and other crimes. We expect fights to be done in the next couple months, at least the first version of it.”
Self-Defense Done Right: Multiple Armed Customers Shoot Robber
When you rob a store with a quartet of armed off-duty LEOs inside…
A hapless thug picked the wrong convenience store to rob in Brazil recently. Inside the store were four off-duty plain clothes police officers carrying concealed weapons.
Surveillance footage from inside the store shows the criminal was shot multiple times during the robbery on May 31st.
The footage shows the suspect, wearing a white shirt and a motorcycle helmet, enter the store and produce a handgun.One of the cops took cover behind a display shelf and drew his service revolver. A 2nd camera angle shows the same officer fire 2-3 shots at the robber who dropped his gun on the floor. As the wounded suspect went for his gun he was shot by the other officers.
Las Vegas Officer Charged After 9-year-old Son Found With Gun
Remember…only law enforcement officers are qualified and responsible enough to wield firearms . . .
A Las Vegas corrections officer has been charged after his 9-year-old son was found with a gun and ammunition in his backpack at school, according to authorities.
Bryan Kline, 36, has been arrested on child abuse and aiding a child in possession of a gun charges, the Las Vegas Sun reported.
The boy brought his father’s .22-caliber gun to Helen Marie Smith Elementary School on Sept. 19 and was showing the weapon to other students, KSNV-TV reported.
Kline allowed his son to access the gun and bullets, said Steve Wolfson, Clark County district attorney, and he’s fortunate no injuries or deaths occurred.