Philladelphia Cop Calls for Criminals to Stay Home During Pandemic

PHL may have been designed by a long distance runner. You literally can’t change planes or even collect your checked bags without covering a couple miles.

But the bigger problem at PHL is giving me the worst case of food poisoning I’ve ever had. How about 11 pounds lost in one night?! Ugly stuff.

I had the misfortune to have a connection at PHL on a trip back from the Middle East with my wife. The rudest CBP officers dealing with people that may or may not have fully comprehended what was being asked of them along with a verbal altercation between the baggage handler and CBP officer that included profanity and a lot of unprofessionalism on both side. By the time we got to the United (I think) booth the baggage handler had started up a conversation with the attendant ranting about the unhinged officer. It really was a major CF and one that made me feel bad this was some people’s first impression of America. I won’t fly through there at all if I have a choice, despite the airport.

On my last trip I drove an extra hour to fly from PHI instead of EWR. Not a perfect airport terminal layout but the traffic, parking and lack of delays made up for it.

Humm . . .

They are criminals. . .They don’t let themselves be bothered with the laws that affect us, like illegally carrying a firearm, robbery or of course Murder, why in the h3ll would they be bothered with suggestions to stay home because of Corona virus?

And mayor later.

Ha ha ha ha! That’s great!

Depends on how long they can draw on their unemployment benefits.

The title is false.

“… shortage of protective mask(not in China) …”

TRUE. While Trump was telling the USA it was all nothing to worry about, he sent nearly 18 tons of supplies to the Chi-Coms as a good will gesture. Masks, gowns, gloves, ventilators, all sorts of gear Americans are now scrounging for.

He references two shootings. Does the general public shoot two people regularly or just the irrational scum they released from jail and refuse to confront?
Please clarify.

Yes the title was false but it’s more of an attention grabber then “Cop ask people to stay home” ,

Since Robert sold TAG, it’s mostly the standard web forum (went WAY downhill) with clickbait.

“Stop the foolish violence”
sounds to me like he’s addressing the “law abiding citizens” that want to cause murder and mayhem, no? you can infer from the tweet he is talking to the gangsta wannabes and thugs of the area. but hey, criminals gonna criminal.

it’s not about punishment, it’s about money. Coos catch em, courts release them, judges lawyers and everything else involved makes money. Oh and visiting with a parolie I know all his meetings are call in now. “Hey nan, no more piss test and sht till May, I can dope for a month and still be clean.”

It is better that they are out shooting each other, over staying inside and breeding more reparations on Whites.

Although I agree with your comment at its fundamental core (death stops most activity legal or otherwise). I would guess that you have likely committed a crime if not a felony within the last 90 days of your existence without realizing it, making you a “criminal”. Now in all fairness you likely don’t feel that victimless crimes are crimes….however, they are crimes, by currently accepted legal definition. I would simply urge you to modify your argument to use the terms “violent criminal activity” or “criminal activity that includes a victim”. Just a friendly suggestion. Again, I agree with the sentiment of your comment and understood what I think is the true meaning of it.

If you want to call other idiots you might want to spell check next time.

It has more to do with the close quarters. Maybe not in your little town, but overcrowded jails are common in large urban areas (and all of California).

There are reports, which I cannot and will not vouch for, that this disease spreads 19x better among people in close confines.

I have no idea how they arrived at that number as I haven’t had the time to read through their methodology. However, that headline by itself is enough for cops and administrators to start thinking that jails are a bad idea because the government is responsible for the welfare of the people in it’s “care” and such a situation could create a large number of infected who then have to be dealt with.

Imagine having to take 1/3rd or more of a large jail to the local hospitals all at once.

Corrections staff are or are going to get hit with this too. Staffing is going to be a nightmare. You want to get rid of as many inmates as you can to focus manpower on the ones that really need to be there.

Not that this won’t have negative effects otherwise. Releasing non-violent criminals still puts a bunch of thieves out on the street and they’re going to work their profession.

Geez. Sorry to hear about this. I visit Pahrump a few times a year for training, and I know someone who lives there. The loss of life is always a serious and sober matter, but this kid was unhinged and needed to be addressed sooner or later. Wasn’t even smart enough to use proper loads in the shotgun, or remain protected from cover. Hope the officer(s) come out of this okay.