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I have noticed that those who refer to cops as pigs choose to align w/ BLM and Hillary voters.

I was called a baby killer when I returned from Vietnam and now assign the same intellectual and testicular gravitas to those who mewl PIG at cops.


mike r

Amazing! We have not solved this case yet, normally only takes 100 pages for a solution. I myself don't have a clue, but am interested in any official pronouncement.

Two years for this one:

Two Years

Your retarded . . . . . . . . .these cops are PIGS

Who said anything about not being offended by a murder asswipe?

What I am offended by though is condescending California dickheads........

How ironic that you would call someone "retarded" while using ghetto grammer. eatadik.


mike r

The citizens of Idaho are waiting for the State Attorney General and the U.S. Attorney to quit stalling and make a decision whether to prosecute the two deputies of the the death of Jack Yantis

Thanks for the link.....

I've sent two e-mails to the Governors office over the last few months reminding him that ISP works for him and he works for me and that the stalling in this case won't be forgotten when I'm standing in the voting booth but no response....surprised....I'm not.....

I'll send the AG an e-mail too....I won't hold my breath though....

That's all we can do other than voting these pricks that care nothing about right and wrong out of office....

They didn't waste any time arresting the author of the article I posted yesterday..

How dare someone inform the public about a dangerous, armed, mentally unstable cop on paid leave for murder. The nerve of some folks that think the public has a right to know who they employ to keep them safe. It's unfortunate that justice isn't applied fairly for all and that a protected class exists that is virtually beyond reproach.

"When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty." - Thomas Jefferson

put another way...

'People shouldn't be afraid of their government. Governments should be afraid of their people.'

In other words, don't even question the FBI, or we'll find some way to railroad you.....

The FBI is proving time and again it is rotten to it's core.

Yeah there's something wrong when a flyer gets circulated amongst local law enforcement and a reporter gets arrested for alerting us to the alert BUT Hilary disseminates a ton of top secret material and she's still free.

You're all on THE LIST now.

I'm sure I've been on the list for awhile now, my comments merely warrant another asterisk by my name. 😉

I guess it was supposed to be a super quiet alert. Makes it harder to cover up now....crazy cop shoots rancher that didn't show enough respect. Now he's beating his wife and scaring the snot out of his in laws all the while threatening to shoot any cops that come for him.

Should be an easy rehire....

..........and some still think Hilary will be indicted, too.

Yet others still believe in the Tooth Fairy & Santa Claus, too.

MM

Means I am in good company. Read my sig line.

The Attorney General’s Office does not know how long that will take. “We will try to do this as efficiently as possible,” Dvorak said. “We will only get one chance at this, so we want to be thorough and do our jobs diligently.”

The FBI is conducting its own investigation for possible federal violations. U.S. Attorney Wendy Olson said that investigation is continuing. Olson’s office will determine whether federal charges are warranted.

On Nov. 1, a car struck one of Yantis’ bulls on U.S. 95 near Council, injuring the occupants. Emergency responders, including two Adams County sheriff’s deputies, Cody W. Roland and Brian S. Wood, went to the scene. Adams County dispatch had also called Yantis to go to the scene to take care of his bull, which was alive but seriously wounded. Yantis, 62, was killed by the deputies. His wife, Donna, who witnessed the shooting, had a heart attack and was hospitalized. She has since been released from the hospital and is recovering at home.

The Statesman continues to receive questions from readers regularly about the investigations’ status. Several inquiries followed Tuesday’s officer-involved shooting in Oregon, where Robert “LaVoy” Finicum, one of the armed militants who took over offices of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, was killed.

Within 48 hours, the FBI released a statement detailing the incident and an unedited 30-minute video taken from an airplane of the traffic stop where Finicum was shot.

“We want to do what we can to lay out an honest and unfiltered view of what happened and how it happened,” said FBI Special Agent in Charge Greg Bretzing.

Read more here: http://www.idahostatesman.com/news/state/article57369943.html#storylink=cpy

48 hrs? That's all they needed to manipulate the crime scene, pick up their brass and concoct their story?

Then why is it taking so long in Idaho? Oh, yeah, those pesky witnesses......