pleased to be tearing Little Rock a new asshole.

Thanking You,

Goiter

I plead guilty, too, to possessing the foregoing drug paraphenalia.

Send in the SWAT team.

And I often travel to museums and other places with said items in the trunk of my car. I’ve always wondered how that would work out in a traffic stop.

It’s completely at the discretion of the cop. Don’t forget your place as a Citizen Nothing, be respectful. Now shut up and pay your taxes.

You will be arrested and your car will be torn to shreds by cops looking for drugs. They’ll probably plant some just to CYA.

I’m an archaeologist and have my own consulting business doing artifact analysis, which is just me working in my own home. For data collection and artifact processing, two of the standard and necessary supplies that I always have on hand are an electronic scale (for weighing artifacts), and large quantities of archival platic bags (small-size, with ziplock closure, for packaging the artifacts for storage).

It just really makes me angry to think that the police could easily, if they searched my house by mistake, conclude from those items that I was “running a drug operation.”

And I often travel to museums and other places with said items in the trunk of my car. I’ve always wondered how that would work out in a traffic stop.

Last week, when the police saw Ingle, they apparently recognized him, realized this was the same house they had raided months ago, realized Turner no longer lives at the address, and left.

One of them must be guilty of having a brain cell that is still active. They’d better fire him.

This is interesting because, after apparently confirming that there are dangerous drug dealers in the house, and shooting one of them, the next time they went to the house, they simply walked up and asked for the person they were looking for. Logic would indicate they should have had even more justification for a shock and awe entrance based on the charges against Tracy. Could it be they know the charges are bogus, and realized there was no threat?

Americans aren’t going to care until a pretty white girl is killed. And even then half of Americans will say she got what she deserved if she had ever had so much as a parking ticket in her life.

Most frustrating is the “there must be more to the story than we know” deferral to ‘Authority’ combined with not paying attention.

Americans aren’t going to care until a pretty white girl is killed. And even then half of Americans will say she got what she deserved if she had ever had so much as a parking ticket in her life.

First, the good news. A couple of weeks ago while still researching the raid on Ingle’s home, I called Arkansas defense attorney John Wesley Hall to get his thoughts on the case. This week, Hall agreed to represent Ingle. Hall is one of the best defense attorneys in the country. He’s a former executive with the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and argued the landmark no-knock raid case Wilson v. Arkansas before the U.S. Supreme Court. Ingle’s defense (and possible lawsuit) is in good hands.

That’s great news, here’s hoping that both Tracy and North Little Rock Police Department get some justice (we can hope). Also, hoing the practice of no-knock raids on American Citizens gets broader exposure and reduces the otherwise certain future casualties.