I don’t understand how it takes a public authority over thirty years to become ADA compliant.

Transport prisoners, provide courthouse security, locate and arrest subjects with outstanding warrants and handle any civil law enforcement (like evictions normally, but not in Philly apparently.)

It’s standard for every major metropolitan city. NY, Philly, Chicago, LA etc. All City executive leadership have chauffeurs and/or a police protective detail.

This is a fucking embarrassment.

It goes well with the Mad Max vibe the rest of the city has going.

Your house is just a tool to give you shelter. If you’re worried about how it looks, you’re doing it wrong.

What you described isn’t what happened, so it doesn’t set a precedent. At least not to the scenario your describing. The larger dog was tearing her smaller dog to shreds, she physically intervened and tried to break them up and when that failed she shot the larger dog in its hindquarters.

This was not a knee jerk reaction to a dog barking aggressively and acting out.

Honestly, what was described here is a completely reasonable and controlled reaction by the FBI Agent. It appears the gun was only used as a last resort and it’s also very possible she shot the dog with the hopes of not killing it by aiming for its hindquarters.

Bury this piece of shit under the jail.

Your plates were likely stolen by someone who intends on committing a crime using their vehicle with your plates attached. They put the other plates on your car in the hopes that you wouldn’t notice them stolen and don’t report it. Once you report the plates stolen they will be flagged whenever they are scanned by an automatic license plate reader.

Lol nice!

Based on this terribly written article, what happened is:

1. Guns were used in the shooting.

2. Deputy Sheriff came into possession of the guns after the shooting (article does not disclose how.)

3. Deputy Sheriff sold the guns to an undercover FBI agent and was arrested.

4. Guns were traced back to the shooting (Again the article does not say how but most likely though ballistics comparison to spent rounds found at the crime scene.)

I am wondering if the guns were found by or surrendered to law enforcement and were placed into evidence waiting to be processed/destroyed and the Deputy stole them to sell them. I’m not sure how the city handles found/surrendered weapons or if they are all held at a central location where multiple law enforcement agencies have access (Philly PD, Sheriff, SEPTA PD, University Police etc.)

Either that or someone involved directly in the shooting provided the Deputy with them, but that seems unlikely.

The guns were tested for ballistics and matched spent (fired) rounds found at the scene of the shooting. Every gun leaves a unique imprint on every bullet it fires. Similar to a fingerprint.

Granted I usually just stop in to look at toys & collectibles when I’m in the area for work but Brave New Worlds seems to have a pretty good selection of comics.