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TRUMP ASSINATION ATTEMPT - TIMELINE (part 2) Law enforcement “loses track” of Crooks. At some point around this time, Crooks uses an air conditioning unit (or ladder) to climb onto the gently-sloped roof of the building with the local police snipers inside. The building has a direct line of sight to Donald Trump’s podium and is only 133 yards away. 6:02pm: Trump takes the stage. People in the crowd tell officers that a suspicious man has climbed to the roof of the building. Over the course of several minutes, additional people begin alerting police and pointing to Crooks on the roof. 6:11pm:  (12 seconds before the shooting) A police officer walks around the building. People start to run away. An armed police officer climbs on the roof to confront Crooks but loses his grip or lets go when Crooks turns toward him. (11 seconds before the shooting) Secret Service “acquires target” but does not shoot. (5 seconds before the shooting) More people yell about the man on the roof with a gun. (4 seconds before the shooting) More people spot the shooter and yell “Right here!” Crooks fires at Trump and continues shooting. It’s been well over an hour (1 whole hour / 60 minutes) since Crooks was first identified on site as a suspicious person. As the above timeline reveals, the Secret Service’s gross mishandling of the suspicious person was an astonishing aggregation of failures that eerily resembles the aggregation of failures to manage the obvious fire hazard that ultimately incinerated the entire seaside town of Lahaina, Maui. In both instances, one is strongly drawn to the conclusion that certain authorities in charge did NOT care about Lahaina nor did they care about Donald Trump. Otherwise they would have taken obvious practical measures to prevent these incidents from happening.   © 2024 Peter McCullough MD MPH 548 Market Street PMB 72296, San Francisco, CA 94104

…OR, you can leave your #keys outside like Halloween candy and avoid having your door kicked in altogether! If you’re going to give bad #advice at least go all in. 🙄 #embarrased The 🇨🇦 public needs some serious education on #selfdefence of both property and person. What can or can’t you do? Maybe some #legalreform on defending one’s home at the very least. #Police can’t be everywhere at all times and society is having #selfpreservation bread out of it. Police look to respond w/in 7 mins of the highest priority calls. What do we expect from citizens? To just rollover and die? #insanity AND no this isn’t saying be a #vigilante. There’s a difference between being the #aggressor and the #defender. #bridledpower #lawenforcement #power #dominance #assault #weapons #breakandenter #communityhealth #communitysafety #life #death https://lnkd.in/e_qRxdjb

The term “carjacking” refers to the act of forcibly stealing a car, frequently when the perpetrator is armed with a gun. Many violent offenders discover that it is far simpler to take a car while the owner is inside and the keys are in the ignition as opposed to robbing parked autos. Many of these […] #CarjackingPrevention #AutoSafety #SecurityTips #CrimePrevention #SafetyAwareness #VehicleSecurity #MexitNews

The term “carjacking” refers to the act of forcibly stealing a car, frequently when the perpetrator is armed with a gun. Many violent offenders discover that it is far simpler to take a car while the owner is inside and the keys are in the ignition as opposed to robbing parked autos. Many of these […] #CarjackingPrevention #AutoSafety #SecurityTips #CrimePrevention #SafetyAwareness #VehicleSecurity #MexitNews

We have something new and need your help! GPD Introduces the "Save-A-Casing" Program. The Greensboro Police Department is introducing a new voluntary program called “Save-A-Casing,” which encourages gun owners to keep two shell casings from each of their legally-owned firearms. The casings will be entered into the National Integrated Ballistic Information Network (NIBIN) for continuous comparison against other evidentiary casings and known test-fire casings. The process will help establish continued use/activity of the lost/stolen firearm and ultimately provide critical investigative information at the local, state and national levels. Interested residents can stop by any police substation to pick up an information envelope to keep two casings per firearm in a secure location in their residence. Information to list on the envelope includes: owner’s name, address, firearm type, serial number and purchase information. The resident will then secure the casings within the envelope, and store the envelope in their home. In the event a firearm is lost or stolen, the resident can call to file a report and notify law enforcement that they have a “Save-A-Casing” envelope to submit.

This is great stuff from Chesapeake Police Department in partnership with Flock Safety 👍 The system is a phenomenal force multiplier for law enforcement agencies. Now is the time to leverage that technology not only in enforcement efforts, but in recruitment and retention. The use of advanced technology makes cops' jobs easier, more productive, and quite frankly it's a different kind of fun chase that the old school LEOs weren't used to. When I brought the first Flock Safety ALPRs to Virginia in 2019, no one believed it would work. Garrett Langley had developed and absolutely ingenious product that would indefinitely change the way law enforcement agencies investigate crimes. There was push-back, criticism, and refusal to adapt. Within two weeks of active notifications, I recovered a $450k class A motorhome in Suffolk that had been stolen from Arizona and was being rented out for vacations by a criminal in Portsmouth. Today, there are literally hundreds of cameras in Virginia solving crimes 24/7. Mission-focused Flock Safety employees like Mike Venable and Rich McElwain were pivotal in the statewide implementation. If only Virginia Department of Transportation would concede to allowing the devices within the right-of-way throughout the major highways, there could be even greater success in locating Amber Alert and Silver Alert vehicles in addition to thwarting the criminal element. Today's generation of law enforcement officers are tech-driven, immediate satisfaction kind of people. It's time to take your recruitment and retention efforts to the next level. It's time to be deliberate with your intentions. Leverage state-of-the-art technology and innovative thought with Business Concepts in Public Safety Recruiting by 38 Seconds Coaching! Message or comment below for more info on how to host the course and receive free seats for your agency. Thanks for sharing, Shane MacGregor 💪🇺🇲 Jeff Lurie, 38 Seconds Coaching #Mindset #Wellness #Retention

The term “carjacking” refers to the act of forcibly stealing a car, frequently when the perpetrator is armed with a gun. Many violent offenders discover that it is far simpler to take a car while the owner is inside and the keys are in the ignition as opposed to robbing parked autos. Many of these […] #CarjackingPrevention #AutoSafety #SecurityTips #CrimePrevention #SafetyAwareness #VehicleSecurity #MexitNews

tip411 Tip Leads to Arrest of Two Men on Gun Charges in Wilmington Wilmington, NC Police Department (228 sworn officers) charged two adults with gun charges thanks to a citizen who utilized their tip411 anonymous tip application. They provided information on two men walking around in broad daylight while wearing ski masks. Wilmington PD followed up on the lead, which led to stopping and searching 19-year-old Sencere Ortiz and 21-year-old Dorian McNeil. The police officers also searched the surrounding area and found two handguns and drug paraphernalia, which led to charges on the two individuals. Ortiz was charged with carrying a concealed weapon, possession of a schedule VI controlled substance, and possession of drug paraphernalia. He received a $5,000 secured bond. McNeil was charged with felony carrying a concealed weapon and received a $10,000 secured bond. tip411 is an anonymous tip application that gets citizen more involved with law enforcement and their community by providing multiple ways to send tips directly to police, including direct texting. The anonymous tip tool provides law enforcement with increased tips, higher quality tips, and improved citizen engagement. The Wilmington Police Department mobile app is available to download for free from the Google Play Store and the iTunes App Store. Citizens can also submit an anonymous text tip via their cell phone by texting the keyword “WPDNC” and their message/tip to 847411. #tip411 #community #police #lawenforcement #policetech #sheriff #safety #anonymous

This video depicting police brutality towards a man is disgraceful and highlights a severe abuse of power. These actions undermine public trust and safety. However, this tragic incident of police brutality isn't an isolated case. The harrowing story of Sarah Everard, who was murdered by a serving police officer, shocked the world and highlighted the serious systemic issues within law enforcement. It's absolutely devastating that such individuals, who should protect the public, instead abuse their power. This pattern of misconduct underscores the urgent need for reform within the policing system. We must hold these perpetrators accountable and implement stricter measures to prevent such abuses and restore public trust. This is not just a legal issue but a moral one; accountability and change are essential. #PoliceBrutality #JusticeForVictims #SystemicReform #Accountability #EndAbuseOfPower #ProtectTheVulnerable #PublicSafety #HumanRights

The term “carjacking” refers to the act of forcibly stealing a car, frequently when the perpetrator is armed with a gun. Many violent offenders discover that it is far simpler to take a car while the owner is inside and the keys are in the ignition as opposed to robbing parked autos. Many of these […] #CarjackingPrevention #AutoSafety #SecurityTips #CrimePrevention #SafetyAwareness #VehicleSecurity #MexitNews