By Steve Pomper Taser X 26 Update 5-26-23: In the original article I wrote Officer Timberlake “lost his job” at FCPD. The article’s source clarified that Officer Timberlake “left on his own accord,” in good standing, “eligible for rehire… and promotion,” and “retired” from the FCPD. Timberlake is supportive of the new FCPD Chief, Kevin Davis, Read more »
The Obama Gang
Another Travesty in Travis County, Texas’ Criminal Injustice System
By Steve Pomper Austin, Texas State Capitol As FOX News reported the story: “An Austin court recently convicted Army Sgt. Daniel Perry of murder for the 2020 shooting of an armed Black Lives Matter protester that coincided with violent protests nationwide, despite the lead detective on the case claiming Perry’s actions were justifiably self-defense — and despite accusations Read more »
LA DA George Gascón Ignores Medical Examiner’s Cause of Death, Charges 7 Cops, 1 Nurse
By Steve Pomper Then-unpopular (with cops) San Francisco Police Chief George Gascón with then-Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi Well, it didn’t take long for that—what a buddy of mine on the job used to call— “air thief,” LA County DA George Gascón, to blip on my radar screen again. Recently, NPA reported on the toxic, Read more »
Travis County Soros-Funded DA José Garza Indicts Austin Police Sgt. Josh Blake
By Steve Pomper APD Sgt. Josh Blake, his wife, and their daughters (Screenshot/Anedot, NCPD) The NPA has been checking in on the horrendous tenure of Travis County (Austin, TX) Soros-funded, DA José Garza and his charging of 19 Austin PD officers. He’s so bad, in 2021, an assistant DA resigned. She accused Garza of asking her Read more »
A Win for the Good Guys as LA DA Gascon Loses Big in Court
By Steve Pomper LA County District Attorney George Gascón There is some very good news to report out of Los Angeles. But, first, let’s review the suffering LA County residents, including the cops, have endured during District Attorney George Gascón’s reign of terrible. Los Angeles has been a plague on Los Angeles County’s criminal justice system Read more »
Good News for Public Safety: Lori Lightfoot & Kim Gardner on Their Way Out
By Steve Pomper There is encouraging news for cops across our great nation. Two of the most egregious opponents of law enforcement today are being hurled upon, as President Ronald Reagan might have said, the “ash heap of history.” Within days of each other, Chicago’s catastrophic anti-cop mayor, Lori Lightfoot, and the equally loathsome, equally anti-police St. Read more »
Did Austin, Texas Soros-Funded DA, Break the Rules to Persecute Cops?
By Steve Pomper Anti-Police Political Activist George Soros Whenever I see the headline, “Soros-funded, fill in the blank DA…,” the hairs on the back of my neck rise. That cop-hater has done more damage to the police and public safety than any other private citizen (yes, unfortunately, he is an American citizen) in the U.S. This time, the Read more »
Soros Prosecutors Doing to Civilians What They’ve Been Doing to Cops
By Steve Pomper BLM Protesters in NYC Many stories about wrongly accused police officers come down to a straightforward question: What else could the officer have reasonably done? Unfortunately, we must insert “reasonably” because, guaranteed, there’s someone out there who’d suggest some equivalent to the “Hollywood” option: “He should have shot the gun out of the Read more »
Is Your Home Truly Your Castle? It Depends
By Steve Pomper Is your home your castle? Well, unfortunately, it depends on where you live and the degree of radicalism afflicting your local prosecutor’s office. The McCloskeys in St. Louis found out the hard way that their Soros-funded county prosecutor prefers to charge the victims of crime rather than the perpetrators, based on politics. If Read more »
Radical, Anti-Cop Politician Defeated in Portland City Council Election
By Steve Pomper Anti-Police City Council Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty defeated in 2022 election Law Officer recently reported on the election defeat of a politician they correctly referred to as “police antagonist” City Council Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty. A day after the election, Hardesty conceded to winner Rene Gonzalez and, to her credit, wished him well. Read more »