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Bounty hunters are not peace officers.

I was indeed an Area Commander (2 Districts combined) in an agency of 700 commissioned. As well, my masters thesis was on crime on the border for 6 specific years; I did hard counts from case files from each agency (and different prosecution numbers not in UCR from all District Attorneys on...

No. The statistics (UCR and NIBRS) are from hard counts of crimes reported or discovered and arrests made - prosecution is not included. It's been that way since 1931.

In most states and the Federal system, warrants cannot be served after 10 PM nor before 6 AM at a home without specific judicial permission. I've served dozens and never had that permission. Masks on cops making arrests is REALLY stupid. Undercover officers should be disguised if they will...

Half the truth isn't the truth. On the same page you've posted scroll down and you'll see that crime in DC climbed dramatically from 2014 to 2023 and is down substantially in 2024 and is on track to fall in 2025. Not a fan of invented emergencies. New Orleans, with roughly half DC's population...

My last deer hunt and last elk hunt are so close I can smell them.

I've spent a few weeks every year in DC from 2014-2024 and wouldn't even consider using my CCL there. Because you can do something doesn't mean you should.

IWI makes it.

The Israeli Masada is a functional workhorse as well.

A buddy shoes horses - he spends not one nickel he doesn't have to spend. A couple of years ago his wife divorced him ("...he never thinks of me; all he cares about is work..."). She thought she would get half his ranch as her girlfriends were telling her - she did not because he had the ranch...

Fence it, post it. When someone crosses they know and have no excuse. In NM you need written permission to hunt private property of others.

Q. "Can I borrow your tractor?" A. "No." Q. "Why not? You're not using it." A. "Because it's mine." Q. "Well, aren't you special? Don't ask to use anything of mine." A. "Yes. And I've never asked to borrow anything of yours."

I learn something here nearly every day.

If you get one, drop a DM and I'll send you odds and ends of 44/40 stuff from my last 544. Wonderful revolvers!

We replaced our old gas cookstove with electric and now never have the carbon monoxide detectors go off as they used to. As well, the electrician found a gas leak near a joint under the house. Gas is fine if everything is up to spec, but I've had some issues getting competent help to ensure our...

I'd also recommend a Kaiser blade...

I really try hard not to shoot anyone.

Just add a slightly larger diameter, heavier bullet than you would use on snitches or people driving slowly in the fast lane.

Sorry, no theories, only what happened. If I was a pathologist I'd have an opinion (I took the info from a copy of the OMI autopsy report). You did note the bullet in that incident was recovered intact after passing through bone, tissue, paneling/frame/sheet metal construction (this was a...

That notion of yawing bullets was not true in any of the shootings we had with M193 ball. Specifically: 1. My officer whose unit was caught in a suspect-initiated PIT with a semi emptied the 30 round magazine into the cab of the truck from point-blank range. Most rounds were low and were...