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CBS Democrat Debate: Yeah, we don’t grasp law enforcement
This past Saturday night, the Democrats and CBS decided in the midst of some really good college football games being played and Continue reading →
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Detroit: Legal Gun Owners Cause Crime To Go Down
The naivete of the “thinking class” not grasping societal change will be remembered most during
Stats Show Violent Criminals Going Unpunished
Two articles caught my eye recently and provided some interesting content pertaining to law enforcement dealing with violent crime
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Women Gun Permit Holders Now at 25%
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Real Clear Policy did a sitdown with John Lott of The Crime Prevention Research Center and he provided an interesting stat Continue reading →
The Most Popular Items Shoplifters Like to Steal
Financial advocate Clark Howard posted the top theft items shoplifters like to nab. Here’s the rundown –
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Do Police Officers Want Gun Control Laws?
Politicians and gun control opponents get a lot of media time laying out their case for stricter access or outright confiscation of firearms in America. Continue reading →
Cost of Police Riot Gear
American law enforcement face a daunting task of regaining control of neighborhoods in cities once a riot breaks out. Police for decades have been educated and trained for these types of situations. Technology has developed to help the officers but it comes with a cost.
Friend of mine who is in law enforcement and has years of experience training for these scenarios gave out some information in the cost of some of the riot gear police use. Here is the breakdown of a few of the devices used by law enforcement:
One Hand Deployed Distraction Device, AKA “Flash Bang” – $50.00
One Flameless Chemical Tri Chamber, AKA “CS/CN Canister” – $50.00
One 12 Gauge Drag Stabilized Bean Bag Lethal Impact Round – $8.00
How Many Immigrants in Indiana are Here Illegally?
The Times Herald wrote up an article on Indiana’s immigrant population and found this piece of data:
The Indiana Business Research Center says a Latino population of 422,200 will double in the next two decades. The Pew Research Center estimates about 85,000 of the state’s Latino population may be here illegally.
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