So, the black mayor, black police chief, black city council, black prosecutor, and black leaders throughout Baltimore instruct the police to back off and allow the black populace to police their own neighborhoods. Shockingly, the homicide rate skyrockets to all-time highs. I’m sure businesses will be moving into Bodymore, Murdaland now. You reap what you sow.
BALTIMORE (AP) — Baltimore police say a man was fatally shot in the western part of the city, continuing the month’s spike in homicides.
Sgt. Jarron Jackson said in an email Friday that officers on patrol found a 19-year-old man with a gunshot wound to his chest about 4:30 p.m.
Jackson says the officers called paramedics and the man was taken to a hospital, where he died.
The killing is the city’s 39th homicide this month, the deadliest in 15 years.
Arrests have dropped sharply in Baltimore since Freddie Gray died on April 19 of injuries he suffered in police custody. Gray’s death unleashed protests, riots, and the criminal indictment of six officers. A civil rights investigation by the U.S. Justice Department also has officers working under close scrutiny.
George Bush the first said it best. I’ll tell you what causes crime. Criminals!
What would the anti Human Biodiversity people say to that today?
If we let them run wild. Their population will drop to a more manageable level. To bad the the upper crust criminals don’t use guns to.
Well on each other.
This should work out as well as turning the schools over to Liberals and Blacks.
Rumble in the Jungle
Posted on 05/30/2015 by Wirecutter
The nation’s two-decades-long crime decline may be over. Gun violence in particular is spiraling upward in cities across America. In Baltimore, the most pressing question every morning is how many people were shot the previous night. Gun violence is up more than 60% compared with this time last year, according to Baltimore police, with 32 shootings over Memorial Day weekend. May has been the most violent month the city has seen in 15 years.
In Milwaukee, homicides were up 180% by May 17 over the same period the previous year. Through April, shootings in St. Louis were up 39%, robberies 43%, and homicides 25%. “Crime is the worst I’ve ever seen it,” said St. Louis Alderman Joe Vacarro at a May 7 City Hall hearing.
Murders in Atlanta were up 32% as of mid-May. Shootings in Chicago had increased 24% and homicides 17%. Shootings and other violent felonies in Los Angeles had spiked by 25%; in New York, murder was up nearly 13%, and gun violence 7%.
Those citywide statistics from law-enforcement officials mask even more startling neighborhood-level increases. Shooting incidents are up 500% in an East Harlem precinct compared with last year; in a South Central Los Angeles police division, shooting victims are up 100%.
I’m just gonna toss this out there as if I’m as dumb as I look. Sarcasm ON.
I just returned from visiting an old friend I met in basic training at Keesler AFB 30+ years ago on the Eastern Shore of Easton Md, where I met her family. After we’d eaten and the grandkids had their fill of swimming in the pool that is positioned just above the Chesapeake Bay behind their lovely columned home, we cruised down to St. Michaels in my friend’s brother-in-laws’ 38-foot boot. My husband, son and I sat with on the top deck (I think Nick said we were on the flying bridge?) with him while he drove the wonderful boat from his inlaws’ home to St. Michaels… I suppose it took a half hour each way. I guess there’s a name for the deck we sat on and one for the deck where my friend sat and chatted with her sister to avoid the sun and the breeze; Nick is more familiar with boats, having owned a few before we married and told me the name of everything on the big boat, but I was just enamored with being there amongst people I’ve always watched from the shore. And was thanking God that somehow I’d managed to maintain a friendship with this woman strong enough throughout three decades that placed a welcome mat at her door for my son to stay at her home while he works in the area this summer.
Anyway, I just wanted to point out that from where I was sitting, on the outskirts of Baltimore where my son will be working his internship as an Electrical Engineer this summer, things really didn’t look too bad at all. Not bad at all.
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I guess you don’t get to see the picture of the pink castle on the island where my friend’s brother-in-law’s grandfather used to pick up booze during Prohibition. I’ll give it ONE MORE TRY…
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Well, while I was struggling to give you all a view of what the real issue problems are on the Eastern Shore, i.e., was that little boat going to get in my way of taking a picture of the pink castle before we sailed on by and was my son going to be able to park his truck in the driveway without the homeowners association ticketing my friend for having an automobile not up to neighborhood standard?… I see that Admin posted another article with additional disturbing information.
But how can that be, Admin? Just look at the pretty picture I posted!
This incessant drumbeat against the police has resulted in what St. Louis police chief Sam Dotson last November called the “Ferguson effect.” Cops are disengaging from discretionary enforcement activity and the “criminal element is feeling empowered,” Mr. Dotson reported. Arrests in St. Louis city and county by that point had dropped a third since the shooting of Michael Brown in August. Not surprisingly, homicides in the city surged 47% by early November and robberies in the county were up 82%.
Similar “Ferguson effects” are happening across the country as officers scale back on proactive policing under the onslaught of anti-cop rhetoric. Arrests in Baltimore were down 56% in May compared with 2014.
“Any cop who uses his gun now has to worry about being indicted and losing his job and family,” a New York City officer tells me. “Everything has the potential to be recorded. A lot of cops feel that the climate for the next couple of years is going to be nonstop protests.”
If the dumbass road pirates hadn’t acted like Hitler’s SS in the first place, they wouldn’t be having half the problems they have today. Karma’s a bitch.
Watch out for the anti-gun nut jobs to blame guns for the violence.
Watch out for obombya to enact unconstitutional gun restrictions in the form of “executive orders” in his remaining lame duck years.
I am sure in his meeting with other community organizers they are very please with this increase of violence.
Never let a crisis go to waste.
Admin, please stop picking on St. Louis. Actually mayor Slay and Chief Dotson have assured us that it is safe for people to come to St. Louis. I personally believe them. However,those shooting downtown at all hours of day and night are scary. I don’t go there unless absolutely necessary. I do believe them though. ( sarc off).
My last place of employment has replaced private security on 2nd and 3rd shifts with off duty police because of increased “trespassing “. That should tell you something.
Here’s the full WSJ that Admin excerpted above: http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-new-nationwide-crime-wave-1432938425
“The most plausible explanation of the current surge in lawlessness is the intense agitation against American police departments over the past nine months.”
Thinker
I think this is part of the 4th Turning regeneration. Just a different one than previous regenerations.
Whomever Thumbed-Down me? You do realize I was being sarcastic? Haha… Oh well.
Anyway, I guess this was the first time in my life I got a look at things from the rose-colored glasses. I can see how the people who never have to rub shoulders with the so-called unwashed masses completely misunderstand what the rest of us see.