They have the guy’s manifesto and list of politicians he was targeting. How much more info do you think will be required to determine it was political in nature?
and yet they engaged him in a shootout before letting him get away and making excuses for how he's going to be hard to find, because they're absolutely useless when their job involves contributing to the common good
You ever been shot at before? Maybe instead of going full on conspiracy you could recognize that you have no clue what you are talking about.
Key to what?
So the guy goes to a home of a Democratic state congressman and the police find him and his wife dead. Then the police went to the nearby home of another Democratic state congressperson and the killer was there, having killed her. He went from one place to the other. Two targeted killings, both Dem officeholders.
I, too, am shocked his Twitter sources led him astray."Other senators from swing districts, like Judy Seeberger of Afton, John Hoffman of Champlin, and Aric Putnam of St. Cloud, voted against the repeal."
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Hoffman didn't vote to repeal. You do some great investigative work!
oh please, miss me with the police apologia. i'm not suggesting police helped him escape, i'm saying that police, as a rule, are incompetent buffoons who have to invent crimes and criminals to make it look like they do anything good for their communities, and every time actual harm is done, are consistently unable to do anything about it. their solve rates are abysmal and they hide behind qualified immunity and DeShaney v Winnebago every chance they get.
LOL
KTALGSTO?
Fuck you
Yeah, I'm not sure what got in that guy's bonnet. What is ACAB?
All cops are bastards - not something I even remotely ascribe to.
completely different ballgames. most trustworthy analyses set the rate of preventable adverse patient outcomes between 1 and 5%. that's basically American police's solve rate for serious crimes.
www.pewresearch.org
A great many do. I’m extremely critical of sloppy, unprofessional law enforcement and think it’s a major problem, maybe one the the top 5 issues facing the country, but I also recognize there are some really good people who do really good work serving as police all over the country.
Thanks, super. 36% is a lot higher than the 1-5% that the other poster was claiming.What the data says about crime in the U.S.
Federal statistics show dramatic declines in U.S. violent and property crime rates since the early 1990s.
In 2022, police nationwide cleared 36.7% of violent crimes that were reported to them and 12.1% of the property crimes that came to their attention.\
Property crimes include small misdemeanors. A while ago, the CD player in my auto got stolen twice in one year. They smashed the glass. Each time I had to report it to the cops in order to get insurance coverage. I did not expect the police to spend a huge amount of energy trying to find the guy who ripped off $100 of merch. That's not bad policing. That's called priorities.
