It might as well be called “the Greensboro Effect”:
Category: Crime and Police
More Revolving Door Justice In Charlotte
Revolving Door Justice in Charlotte
HT: Fred 🚨#BREAKING: An 18 year-old in Charlotte NC is being held on a staggering $5.3 MILLION bond after he was charged for 16 (!!!) shootings across Charlotte. This is his 3rd arrest in 3 months… …AS AN 18 YEAR-OLD!!! Due to Iryna's Law, he's being held in jail. pic.twitter.com/bKu380iseL […]
Free Derek Chauvin
The injustice perpetrated on the police officers implicated in the death of George Floyd five years ago needs to be remedied. Chauvin did not use enough force with his knee to kill him. Illegal drugs in Floyd’s blood were more than sufficient to cause fatal overdose:
Greensboro Police Chief Resigns After City Council Election
It was almost like clockwork. It was just over one week since the election when Greensboro residents elected a large Marxist contingent to the City Council. Police Chief John Thompson has submitted his resignation citing family considerations. He has kids in middle school. He is not nearly of retirement age; […]
New Garden Road Murder
Fox 8 reports. There used to be no murders in the area around New Garden. This is the second I have seen, however, over the last few years. What has changed? It seems fairly obvious.
Charlotte Has A Problem
Four homicides in 24 hours. It seems that might ring some warning bells about political leadership. (HT: Carolina Plott Hound) It reminds me of Greensboro– just on a larger scale.
UNCG Stands By Its Police
The News and Record did a better job in its follow-up story after its horrible initial coverage of the incident that took place on the UNCG campus. It became clear in this story that the UNCG police had ample justification for intervening in this case during which a young black […]
Stein’s Signature And The Problem Of Crime
It was reported yesterday that Governor Josh Stein signed into law the crime bill that arose in response to the Charlotte Light Rail murder. He was clearly reluctant based on his public comments and the amount of time he took to sign it. This might seem different than what many […]
Congressman Brad Knott At Charlotte Light Rail Murder Hearing
I hope we will continue to see good things from this new member of Congress: