One should always try to end the year on a high note, so I was pleased as punch when I saw this come across my twitter feed.

A Louisville man has reached a $750,000 settlement with a former police officer who twice arrested him on domestic violence charges but failed to disclose a romantic relationship with the alleged victim.

So cop was sleeping with a mans wife and arrested the husband on domestic violence numerous times.  It is worth noting that the husband plead guilty to the first incident while prosecutors then dropped the second incident after discovering the relationship.  I don't know the details on the plea so it is very well possible that they were going after him for something quite bad and he took the plea in fear.  For those who don't think that happens the way it works is prosecutors will often fire well beyond what they can effectively prove in the hopes of getting a plea agreement. 

I'm glad to see that it appears the officer in question is liable for the settlement, though he has moved to a new town and it is quite possible he is still a law enforcement officer since he resigned instead of being fired.

Michael Delbert Bonzo is being (mostly) held Accountabilibuddyable.  More like this please.

Because if you see a chick you like and she's married, arrest the husband on domestic violence charges.  That way you can get some one on one time with her.

The Sedgwick County deputy who allegedly beat a 63-year-old physically handicapped man during a traffic stop has resigned, according to a county commissioner.

Again with the resignation instead of firing his ass to prevent his employment as a LEO elsewhere.  What was this horrible crime that the man committed?

Poole stopped Steven Dye, 63, on July 4 to ticket him for an improper lane change, then accused Dye of resisting arrest and obstructing justice. Dye has filed a notice to seek damages from the sheriff's office and the county for the severe beating he says Poole and another man inflicted after the traffic stop.

And this isn't the first time for this sheriff to be in hot water because of his department either.  The same officer injured another individual in a previous arrest.

State Sponsored Criminal Count 226: Darin Poole

Enabled By: Sheriff Randy Peck

Because firing an officer would hamper their employment opportunities so instead just let them resign when they know they've been caught.

via David Wilson

A local man called the cops on Seattle officers when he felt a traffic stop was spinning out of control - and the entire incident was captured on a police video that shows the man being yanked from his car and thrown to the ground.

Sound familiar?  Well it should because this isn't the first time the Seattle PD has ended up on the count for pulling someone out of a car.  It gets better though when you find out that the victim called 911 because the officer was behaving erratically and caught it on the 911 call.  The victims attorney nailed this situation on the head though.

Gebreselassie's attorney, James Egan, says, "I'm not sure what lessons are ever learned when the police department can't police its own."

Remember, this is the Seattle PD where an officer got away with murder after shooting a deaf man in the back.

State Sponsored Criminal Count #222: John Doe

#223: John Doe

#224: John Doe

#225: John Doe

Because when you're a cop you can act like a total dick and people just have to deal with it.  If they attempt to verify your authority, beat them into submission.

A state trooper has been indicted on several sexual abuse charges involving a child, the Texas Department of Public Safety confirmed Thursday.

A cop and a child molester, will this judge worry about his safety? 

State Sponsored Criminal Count 220: Davie Crockett Davis

Because safety of the officer always comes before the safety of the public and law abiding.

For some reason many people get offended by this day or the oh so many other winter holidays.

Well, seriously people grow the fuck up.  I know there's some scrooges out there, not everyone believes the same things, but we're all a part of the same race.  When someone says Merry Christmas, they're being polite and extending a greeting.  If you're offended by that, well you're being a dick!  When a Jewish person says, "Happy Haunakah" to me I don't flip off the handle, I smile and extend the greeting back.

This is my pulpit so I can say whatever the hell I want.  So Merry FUCKING Christmas.  Seriously, you should partake in Dr. Joe's cure all today, the holiday is a perfect excuse. 

See again, if you're offended, just grow up and grow some thicker skin.  You may not agree with the way I said it, but you should at least agree with the sentiment.

Join Alan, and the rest of the gang for VC 119.  Starting at 6PM Pacific.  Chat as always will be in GBC, with most of the participants watch the chat too.  It's like the telephone line to call in.

Listen live here.

Anyone else notice that the evil goons in firefly chasing River in Firefly wear TSA style blue gloves.

Coincidence?  I think not.

Both a bunch of thugs who harass and intimidate folk and have no remorse for how they treat the public.

A longtime officer with the Plainview Police Department was indicted by a Hale County grand jury on felony theft charges Tuesday.

Couple that with the following.

According to District Attorney Wally Hatch, Sanchez also was charged with two Class A misdemeanors, for forgery and official misconduct.

No one is stating what the officer has done and that concerns me.  It was obviously done while he was on duty, yet they won't air their dirty laundry.  I wouldn't doubt this is another example of a corrupt cop in the war on nouns.

State Sponsored Criminal Count 216: Ramiro Sanchez

Because when you're a corrupt cop, your fellow LEOs will shield you from the damage of your corruption and hide it from the public.

Today marks yet another complete revolution around that burning ball of fusion called the sun for me.  I've gone around now 28 times since escaping my mom early.  Liberated by a doctor 6 and a half weeks premature.  I was liberated at 19 inches and 4lbs 1oz.

Notice my moms lack of a wedding band.  That was my fault she swelled up like a balloon and went into the hospital December 7th.  A date that will live in infamy because she calls me then and asked what happened X years ago.  She remembers to call me on the day she went into the hospital to tell me about the two long weeks she had.  Birthday, no call, she did already with the call on the 7th.

As you can see, my dad just dwarfed me in size.  I know I have pictures somewhere but I have no clue where of me and him standing next to each other after I grew up.  As you can see below, I made up for lost time.

Note I'm not even fully standing up straight.  There was no question I was my fathers son since I was a spitting image in height and build.  Seriously a friend had to do a double take when I had a full beard after the accident.  She thought my dad came back from the dead.  One of these day's, if I find the pictures, I'll post our grade school pictures side by side and make you guess who is who.

A Covington police officer, the subject of two police brutality investigations, resigned Tuesday, just after he appeared in a St. Tammany Parish courtroom and admitted choking a city resident during a traffic stop and leaving him handcuffed in the back of a patrol cruiser for "an inordinate amount of time."

Well he was caught and brought before the bar so it's an honorable mention then right. Wrong!

Driscoll was ordered to resign from the Covington Police Department and forbidden from holding a law enforcement position for the duration of his probation.

He was forced to resign, why would that be!? Oh that's right, if he was fired it could affect his future prospects for a job in law enforcement.  Instead of doing what was best for the public and law abiding citizens he abuses they protect the out of control officer.  Dollars to doughnuts he goes and gets a job in Canton after this.

State Sponsored Criminal Count 214: Eric Driscoll

Because beating up civilians and throwing them in the back of a cruiser is only a problem if you get caught.  You'll get a light slap on the wrist to make the public feel better.  Don't worry you'll be back to work in no time.

And you know what? When the world started treating me like an adult, I found out I liked spinach just fine. As long as nobody was standing over me making me eat the stuff, because you still ain't the boss of me.

Tam - Eat Your Spinach

You tell me what to do, I will do the exact opposite.  

I'm reminded of a story my buddy told me from the navy.  Out going CO of the boat had a fantastic crew with very little in the way of discipline problems.  A new CO came in and restructured liberty and the overall way he was treating his men.  In the ends the new CO was treating his new men as children.  His discipline problems went through the roof.  The moral of the story, if you treat people like children they will behave as such.

No one has any business telling me what is best for me, doubly so if they have the ability to steal from and kill me at gun point and get away with it.  -B] 

A former Seabrook police sergeant was sentenced to 18 months' probation yesterday after being found guilty by Newburyport District Court Judge Peter Doyle for drunken driving following a multi-car crash on North End Boulevard in Salisbury on July 31.

So a DUI and the cause of an accident.  I guess 18 months probation is reasonable right?

Mark F. Preston, 51, of 815 Lafayette Road, Seabrook, was also sentenced to 18 months' probation for leaving the scene of personal injury, avoiding the potential of up to two years in jail. Those charged with drunken driving for the first time are not often sent to jail.

Oh how nice, he fled the scene of the accident and then they added this final icing to the cake.

O'Connell said the leaving the scene of personal injury charge was generally continued for 18 months, meaning that as long as he adheres to the condition of his probation, the charge will be dismissed. A third charge for marked lanes violation was dropped.

Oh how nice, as long as he obeys his probation the worst of the charges will be dismissed.  Oh wait, there's more!

Days after his arrest, Preston resigned from the force, according to Seabrook town officials. But Preston, through a union representative from the New England Police Benevolent Society, disputed the town's claim that Preston resigned. Instead, Preston had informed the town he was going to retire, thus protecting his pension fund and his certification as a police officer, according to the union representative.

I don't know if he was successful in altering his resignation, but this whole incident stinks to high heaven with an innocent civilian caught in the middle.  Unsurprisingly he was a state rep for a while.

State Sponsored Criminal Count 212: Mark F. Preston

 Because when you're a corrupt cop and a politician, a criminal record is a requirement.

This is why you carry your guns, even if you're not worried about varmints of the 2 legged variety.

The Sierra Vista Police Department, assisting the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office, and a witness to the incident confirm that the woman was walking her dog in the area of Risner Boulevard and East Central Avenue when she was attacked by no fewer than three dogs.

This has a better ending than it could have otherwise.  People were there attempting to help, but it took someone arriving with a firearm before the attack was stopped.

Gathered around the woman and her dog were several people attempting to fight off a brown boxer and white pit bull, as well as another unidentified brown dog, he said.

“There were like eight people there trying to get these dogs off her,” he said. “By the time I got there, (the dogs) were focused on the victim’s dog, which looked like a heeler.”

Corcoran said he aimed his 45-caliber handgun at the brown dog and fired, hitting the dog, which ran off along with another dog

It took a firearm to actually stop the attack.  As Tam said , "If you don't have your own pistol, you may have to wait the rest of your life for the police to bring theirs."  Thankfully for this woman she didn't have to wait for the police, she just had to wait for a neighbor down the street.  So please, carry your guns people, you could just as easily save the life of someone else as well as your own.  And that predatory varmint may be of the 4 legged variety, not always the 2 legged type.

It ran immediately when shit got real.

This blog has very accurately chronicled my journey and with the help of my friends, family, my internal will and "these" gun people, I am no longer a terrified woman unable to function.

I am happy again. I am more secure in my own skin than I have been.

A Girl and Her Gun - Someone Doesn't Like Me

Gunnies reach out and help, many of us have seen that terror ourselves first hand or in the eyes of someone we know and care for.  Even if we haven't, we have the empathy when we see it to know it could just as easily be someone we know.  We thrive off of empowering people to be the masters of their own destiny.  Empowering them to say no with with such conviction as to preserve their own lives as well that of any possible future victim.

Find me a single instance where any of the gun grabbers have produced a result like the above.  The anti rights cultists aren't for stopping violence, they thrive on it.  It's how they peddle their lies and push their legislation that would serve to disarm us and prevent us from living free but in fear.  Their goals are to destroy the freedom and comfort that people like A Girl and Her Gun have found after being an actual victim of violence.  

As I said in her comments, stories such as this fill me with joy.  While I'm sad for her trauma, I'm glad that our community, as it so often does, provided her safety and comfort while training her how to live free after discovering a wolf in the pack. -B]

h/t Say Uncle

I have no idea why this got suck in my head but it did.

Most of the lyrics just make no sense, yet it's fun and get stuck in your head.  

Since then, a lot of water has passed under the bridge. In 1997, politicians in the country of my birth chose to vilify law-abiding gun owners as a means to appease the press and get themselves re-elected. As a result of the legislation passed, all legitimate handgun owners were forced to hand over legally held pistols and revolvers, or face up to 10 years in jail. There were a fair number of Brits who, rather than live in a country that would treat its citizens as serfs, chose to jump ship. My wife and I joined them, landing in upstate New York where we settled down to build our own version of the classic immigrant story.

(emphasis mine)

Ian Harrison - Top Shot Winner Becomes U.S. Citizen

[I don't watch Top Shot.  Not for the fact I dislike the idea, I love the idea and how it normalizes the shooting sports.  I don't watch it because I don't watch a lot of TV and of the TV I do watch I could care less about the drama llama that is reality TV.  I do however absolutely love what can be observed from the quote above.

This man was forcibly disarmed by the country he defended and decided that country no longer deserved his citizenship.  That is the power of gun control.  It causes people to flee, yet you don't see American's fleeing to Great Britain due to their low crime rates and gun control.

Welcome Mr. Harrison to you and your wife.  You obviously are in the right circles and find yourself in good company here.  -B]

h/t JayG

More from our best and brightest that is our TSA.

In response to ongoing criticism for removing the back brace from an elderly woman who claims Transportation Security Agency (TSA) officers strip-searched her an airport, the TSA issued a "clarification" about their position on the incidents, claiming -- contrary to an earlier TSA statement -- that the woman's back brace was removed because the security personnel thought it was a "money belt."

Is anyone really surprised by this incident?  We have given a much of power hungry uneducated morons the power to force anyone to do anything.  Refusal can result in the revocation of your rights and being detained on arbitrary charges that center around you not being a good little sheep.

My favorite line though from the TSA was this which shows exactly what they think about this incident.

The TSA denied that any strip-search ever took place, adding that they "truly regret that these passengers feel they had a bad screening experience."

Note they refuse to admit the agents did anything wrong in the handling of these customers. Even though they admit that back braces are not supposed to be removed yet the agents can do no wrong.  The agents violated policy and didn't correct their behavior upon noticing the error.  Yet these women should perceive their experiences as negative despite the TSA agents screwing up?

You know, I keep telling myself that actually going after these people isn't worth it. The behavior of both the agency and the agents though is beginning to make me think that liberal applications of both tar and feathers is required at all levels. Seriously.

Then along came the crossbow, presenting the first material threat to the battlefield superiority of the armored knight.  Its short compound bow, made of layered wood, bone, and horn, could propel a short thick arrow (or "quarrel") at a speed that would penetrate light armor.  Thus the armored warrior, the aristocrat in war or peace, could be killed by an opponent he could not get his hands on - worse, an opponent from the lower classes.  It wasn't fair, and if it wasn't fair to the lords, it probably was not in keeping with God's will.  A pope went so far as to ban the use of the crossbow by Christians, but the ban had no noticeable effect.  Bans on weapons never work because they are always accompanied by the unspoken caveat, "We wont use it unless we absolutely must in order to win."

John J. Robinson - Born in Blood

Emphasis mine.

Who needs guns then? Well, hunters need guns for the sport. Some peo­ple need guns for their pro­fes­sion– law enforce­ment, secu­rity guards, peo­ple who trans­port cash from busi­nesses to banks, etc., gang mem­bers, drug car­tels, felons, rob­bers and those who, with­out a gun, could not do their jobs.

Remember gun control has absolutely nothing to with stopping violence, protecting people, but everything to do with control.  That has been the role of weapons prohibition always, even back to the middle ages.  The church attempted to limit arms to protect nobility.  You can't say no to someone who can trample you with a horse you can't stop, who you can't effectively fight.  Those who want your guns, want you disarmed so they can tell you what to do without fear of you defending yourself.  -B]

In the third-largest settlement for a police incident in the past two decades, the city of Minneapolis on Friday approved a $1 million payment to a mother of two who was severely burned when officers, acting on a tip looking for drugs they never found, used a flash/sound device, commonly known as a flash grenade, during a raid on a south Minneapolis apartment.

The injury thought isn't even the best part.

City spokesman Matt Laible told 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS, "The application correctly set out the grounds for a no knock warrant. The warrant itself did not include the "no knock" provision due to an inadvertent error."

So lets make this clear.  Cops execute a warrant that was issued with an "announcement of authority" clause as a no-knock.  Then they find absolutely no drugs in the residence or evidence there of, and they injure someone not even associated with the investigation.  Good news for the cops though:

No police officer involved in the raid has been disciplined for the incident, the city confirmed.

Every officer violated the terms of the warrant and they carry the responsibility of it.

State Sponsored Criminal Count 206: Minneapolis PD

Because who needs to knock when you can lob flash grenades at people injuring them and get away with it.

If your God asks you to not defend yourself, you rightly should tell him to F-Off, because either he deserves it, or he’s testing you on the brass content of your balls.

Weer'd Beard - Quote of the Day Barron

[It was a comment to something I said.  Weer'd saw exactly my philosophy on the subject.  There are many things I will not waiver my integrity on.  Throwing self-defense to the wind and letting evil triumph is the most despicable thing in the world.

Any person or god that states I should stand by and do nothing is not worthy of my support.  I don't want to get to far into my personal feelings on the subject because I hate talking about religion unless someone actually brings it up and asks me about it.  It's a pet peeve of mine mainly because it is a very personal thing and I find bitching at someone because they don't believe what you believe to be a down right horrible thing to do, this includes believing there's nothing.  This joke though puts my thoughts quite well.

There was an old man sitting on his porch watching the rain fall. Pretty soon the water was coming over the porch and into the house.

The old man was still sitting there when a rescue boat came and the people on board said, "You can't stay here you have to come with us."

The old man replied, "No, God will save me." So the boat left. A little while later the water was up to the second floor, and another rescue boat came, and again told the old man he had to come with them.

The old man again replied, "God will save me." So the boat left him again.

An hour later the water was up to the roof and a third rescue boat approached the old man, and tried to get him to come with them.

Again the old man refused to leave stating that, "God will grant a miracle & save him." So the boat left him again.

Soon after, the man drowns and goes to heaven, and when he sees God he asks him, "Why didn't you save me? I thought you would grand me a miracle and you have let me down."

God replied, "You idiot, I don't know what you're complaining about. I sent three boats after you!!

Get it?  -B]

Seriously I started trying to map out the criminals and investigators but the mesh was just unbelievable.

In 2005, a moose was standing somewhere in the mountains north of Columbia Falls when Jesse Jacobs allegedly shot it. Jacobs didn't have a permit, however, so he reportedly got one from a friend who was a member of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes. The tribal member took the meat. Jacobs claimed the head and antlers, which he would later mount and hang on his wall.

Jacobs was a member of the local law enforcement.  The list of incidents and problems, many of which were poaching related, are numerous and lengthy.  They even include a DUI while boating cover up and the cop was told NOT to take his boat out by a fellow officer just moments before. 

Seriously how can I make an accurate count with things like this?

In September 2010, on the same day that Jacobs was charged with felony poaching, FWP began to take sworn statements from Lake County Sheriff's deputies and detectives, trying to determine who else in the office might have been poaching. FWP ultimately interviewed more than 50 people in the case, including several informants and former officers. The investigation, led by Game Warden Frank Bowen, pieced together details of what was known as the Coyote Club, a circle of Lake County law enforcement officers who'd allegedly been poaching game animals for more than a decade.

This article is just one big gigantic bag of Whiskey Tango Foxtrot.

State Sponsored Criminals:

Jesse Jacobs

Dan Duryee

Cory Anderson

Mike Sargeant

Remember, they can hunt the kings deer without paying but you will take a beating for the same.

via Wolfman

Hell, most of 'em can't make soup if it doesn't come out of a can. But they can make drum circles in public parks!

Kevin Baker - It's a Meme!

This is what happens when parents do everything for their kids and never bother to actually teach them how to take care of themselves.  -B]

Remember the cop who thought that holsters were stupid and unnecessary and did an ND into the ground at the mall?  If you don't, well you should for no other reason that the chief attempted to claim the officer did nothing wrong.

Well I stumbled across this one today.

Sgt. Michael Edwards was charged Thursday with endangering safety by use of a dangerous weapon. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported online court records show Edwards pleaded not guilty.

According to the complaint, Edwards was at a pretzel shop at Southridge Mall in Greendale on Nov. 2 when he reached into his back pocket for his wallet. The complaint said Edwards' gun slid out of his waistband and went off. A woman standing nearby suffered a welt on her leg.

That man is unbelievably lucky that no one was hit or otherwise severely injured.  I find this charge fitting considering his negligence in this instance. His department has placed him on administrative duty. 

I say leave his ass behind a desk permanently without a weapon.  He has shown a lack of care towards the carrying and use of a firearm and he needs to prove he no longer has the mental capacity of a fly and takes carrying such a tool seriously.  

This is also a prime time to remind everyone about Rule 5 given the gun slipped out of his waist band and it shot into the ground.

Greendale police say the officer was lucky, and say they're glad no one was injured. They say the bullet was fired directly into the ground, and disintegrated once it hit the marble floor.

Say it with me now, "Don't try and catch a gun!"

Many people when they need more outlets grab a power strip.  They don't really consider what the load is they're running off the strip as a whole.  Many will do the worst thing in the world and cascade power strips for more outlets, or plug a very large current item into the power strip.  There's a couple things going on that make ignoring these factors a bad idea.  The biggest is that this is the result.

The cause:

According to fire investigators, a power strip started the fire, which caused an estimated $250,000 in damage. Multiple computers and a space heater had been plugged into the strip, but what role that played remains uncertain.

I'm going to explain now exactly why cascading power strips, and ignoring load concerns is a bad idea and results in the above.

Given today is Pearl Harbor Day I found this a fitting entry.  Doubly so since the band is still donating part of the proceeds to the Wounded Warrior Project.

But don't forget, Linoge has an awesome fundraiser going for Soldiers' Angels with great prizes.  Go now!  He needs more contestants since he got more prizes!

Once is happenstance, twice is coincidence, three or more times is enemy action.  Well I don't believe in coincidence and at this point it no longer matters.

Yesterday another elderly woman came forward saying she received the same type of treatment as the 85 year old grandmother.

Ruth Sherman, 88, of Sunrise, Fla., told WCBS television ( http://cbsloc.al/sD3xsS ) that agents were suspicious about her colostomy bag and asked her to pull down the waist of her pants so they could see it on Nov. 28.

So that's twice.  Today a third woman has come forward describing the same type of treatment, this time over a glucose monitor.

Kallish's troubles began because of the glucose monitor and insulin pump she wears because of her diabetes. After she set off the metal detector she was sent to a private room and, she says, told to take her pants off. She says the officer didn't touch her. "So I took my pants off and showed [the glucose monitor] to her," Kallish said. "She just looked at it and said, 'Have a nice trip.'"

That's three.  The TSA claimed on Friday that strip searches as the above are not procedure.  However in all three instances there was an underlying medical condition that the officers exploited to abuse their power.

At what point do people finally say enough is enough.  How much abuse do the public have to take before someone finally wises up that while the TSA may claim that something is not policy or procedure doesn't mean that it doesn't happen.  TSA agents don't follow normal policy or procedures regarding the use of equipment that make use of radio active equipment, why does anyone think they would magically follow their own rule book?

This is like playing Monopoly with a kid who is making up his own rules and constantly changing them.  Except this kid can throw you in jail when you point out he's breaking the rules.  How do you deal with a spoiled brat who harasses and intimidates anyone who dares challenge their Authoritah.  Not to mention when you tell their parents about their kids misbehaving they just pat them on the back and say stop that.  Even when one of the parents is hassled.

My father-in-law was told not only to remove his prosthetic leg, but they wanted him to disassemble it.  There's no cosmesis, and the leg requires special tools to assemble and disassemble.  If you've ever seen a bare prosthetic there is no room to put anything in it.  The TSA claims that type of behavior would never happen yet it does. 

This is what happens when you create a job program for the lowest common denominator who cant even graduate high school and give them more power than they know what to do with.  Then the parent who gave them that power says that there's no accountability.

Here we have a case of contempt of cop which is being backed by an over zealous prosecutor.

After speaking to the woman, an officer told Mr. Dittrich there would be no charges, he said, but requested identification. He told her he did not want to give it. She told him, he said, that he would be charged with obstruction. He gave his name and address. Then she asked what country he was from. He said he did not have to say. When she insisted and he insisted, he was taken to the police station in handcuffs and given a summons.

Now New York is a stop and identify state, however that still requires the reasonable suspicion of a crime.  In this case we have a thin skinned woman who got upset at a blind man staring at her trying to figure out why this woman was blue.  There is no law against staring and there is no reason to believe that this individual had committed a crime.  Further there is no reason this man needed to provide his country of origin, doubly so as an American citizen.

That's when we arrive at this little gem.

At one hearing, the prosecutor advised the judge that he would like to see Mr. Dittrich spend a little time behind bars. Disorderly conduct carries a maximum penalty of six months in jail and a $1,000 fine, though it is unusual for a first offender to serve time.

Remember, it takes a good prosecutor to convict a guilty man, it takes a great prosecutor to convict an innocent one.  Couple that with the diverse number of laws that are open to interpretation and anyone that a prosecutor wants they can have.

State Sponsored Criminal Count 202: Jane Doe (As usual if you find the names let me know)

Honorable Mention: Prosecutor John Doe 

Because putting an old blind man in jail is how you protect society.  You need to make them all sheep.

via Ry

Since this guy is currently waiting locked up in the jail named after him I feel this is more of an honorable mention.  It's not going to be fully accountabilibuddible though.

Former Arapahoe County Sheriff Pat Sullivan limped into court Wednesday morning, using a cane, as he faced accusations of trying to exchange methamphetamine for a sexual encounter with an adult man.

But this isn't even the best part though.  He evidently would personally bond out suspects from jail.

Robinson would not say what type of suspects he bonded out and would not confirm if they were drug suspects.

Is it still prostitution if instead of a direct payment of cash the John just bond's you out of prison?  Still that's just minor icing on the cake compared to the next item.

At the time, Sullivan used the event to champion gun control. He held up a semiautomatic weapon on TV and demanded more restrictions.

Sullivan then participated in many national programs, some preparing the country for a national disaster. He also took a prominent role during the 1999 Columbine High School shootings. After he retired in 2002, he led the security department for the Cherry Creek School District. He worked there until the end of the 2007-2008 school year.

That's right folks. This holier than thou member of the anointed class was using his position to argue for the disarmament of law abiding citizens.  He began his crusade in 1989 prior to the Brady Bill.  So here comes this eternal question, did he support the Brady Bill?  Not only did he, he was considered by the Brady Campaign an expert witness.  

He worked in a may issue county and attempted to use concealed weapons permits as bargaining chips to get people to stop fighting for the second amendment.

Sheriff Sullivan was also famous for trying to buy off local gun rights activists with a “buddy” concealed carry permit (when permits were almost impossible to acquire).

In 1995 Sullivan offered me a permit, attempting to buy my inactivity in the battle for concealed carry in Colorado.

Think about that for a second.  This state sponsored criminal was selling your rights down the drain and attempting to bribe others who were fighting the good fight to leave and be complicit.  They only way this guy could ever be held accountable is to have his naked body flogged by every victim of violent crime who was disarmed by his efforts.  When that was complete he would be keelhauled in open water.

State Sponsored Criminal Count 201: Former Sheriff Patrick Sullivan

Because it's perfectly fine to use your position of power not only for your personal gratification, but then try and disarm the public so they can more easily become your victim.

*There has not even been an acknowledgement from the Brady Campaign of the corruption of one of their former "expert witnesses".  I guess it never happened just like the death of Brian Terry and operation Fast and Furious.  Out here in the world of facts and logic we air our dirty laundry.  In the world of emotions and Peterson Syndrome that is not an option since it destroys the crux of their argument.

via David Wilson