Bill in Kentucky legislature would restore police power to arrest for misdemeanors

Thank the Lord. No one is going to arrest on misdemeanors just to lock someone up. Only when it solves a repeat run problem or stops more property crimes.

"If they pass this, it's going to reload up the jail with 'minor offense' people who could be out working,"

-I sure did get a chuckle out of that one.

A total of five citizens shot overnight, with three dead and one clinging to life.

what in the world is going on in the 9th mobile div.. DRAMA

http://www.kxii.com/home/headlines/Activists-and-Sherman-residents-weigh-in-on-fight-video-366157961.html?device=tablet&c=y

"And I'm going to stand for what my daughter is," she said. "Justice is going to be served."

(Translation...."f_ _k you, pay me!)

I noticed the bill was sponsored by two Democrats. The Republicans like the idea of restoring police powers but since the bill was introduced by Democrats they will have to find a reason to oppose it. That's how fúcktard they are.

It's crazy to me that Chief Conrad made nearly $190,000 last year and our New Gov. Bevin makes $139,000 a year.

Look at the Flex unit making the major drug bust of the last year. It just goes to show that proactive major busts can be undertaken by officers with initiative, with or without the backing of the leadership. It's not all community meetings and traffic details yet.

http://www.wdrb.com/story/31051069/massive-drug-ring-bust-grows-with-additional-suspects-indicted

How did a metrosafe civilian beat out two experienced high ranking commanders for the job at Bellarmine University as director of security. HAHAHAHAHA