County hires attorney to help with subpoenas from Twin Peaks shootout

Waco Herald-Tribune ^ | June 30, 2015 | TOMMY WITHERSPOON

[saleman]

Have you turned in to the authorities the names of those you know own guns?

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See how that works?

[wastoute]

Let’s do it! Can we also hunt down queers and libtards?

[mac_truck]

[wastoute]

While we’re at it can we hunt down those folks stomping on our flag?

[wastoute]

If we really wanted to do some good we could hunt down a mess of corrupt politicians. That probably wouldn’t set too well with you.

[eyeamok]

I don’t understand why dope dealing gangs haven’t been hunted down by vigilantes yet. “

Ya know, I’m not a big fan of the Police, but I would never advocate hunting them down like you are.

[sport]

That is what it is coming to. I understand the reasoning for what the police did. You are preaching to the choir. And if you thin that it will stop at the "outlaw" motorcycle club[s], you are in for a rude awakening. If they shoot down motorcycle club members, given the order[s] that will also shoot you and me.

The reason I keep asking if they have turned over to the authorities the names of those motorcycle club members that they personally know are dealing drugs is because their posts are like a stuck record, drug dealers, drug dealers. drug dealers. Yet , none of those arrested were charged with drug charges.

[Ethan Clive Osgoode]

If they shoot down motorcycle club members, given the order[s] that will also shoot you and me.

If they go after drug-dealing gangs, whey will go after fishmongers and accountants too.

[Jack Black]

I don't understand why dope dealing gangs haven't been hunted down by vigilantes yet.

Probably because vigilantism has a bad name since about 1890, and is a serious crime in itself.

[sport]

I noticed that you never answered the original question. All you do is deflect. But I expected nothing less from a member of law enforcement. I will say, though, you missed your tome and place. you would have made a great to Police Battalion 101 in 1940.

[TexasGator]

“I do not understand why application for habeas corpus wasn’t filed on behalf of each jailed biker after 48 hours of incarceration.”

Many were. At the time, some here were blaming the county for holding up the bond hearings. In effect, the bond hearing were held up because the HC were filed which required a change of jurisdiction.

[TexasGator]

“Oh, I believes he understands it. But as Germany proved in the 30s, there will always be those who help load the cattle cars with a demonized and hated minority.”

I don’t remember any stories of the Jews running around in gangs having shootouts at family plazas.

[TexasGator]

“Yet , none of those arrested were charged with drug charges. “

Ever hear of Operation Hog Trap?

[mac_truck]

This is the worst abuse of prosecutorial authority that I have ever seen.

Just nonsense...sounds like something Ron Paul would say.

[Texas Fossil]

Not a single charge had credible probable cause, this is a FedDirected screw up. It will eventually come to a head and many law suites against Wac(k)o will cost the taxpayers dearly.

[Texas Fossil]

Un-enumerated rights inherent in Bill of Rights.
Those not expressed, but a part of understood common law at time of founding. (Before Fascist distortion of legal system)
http://www.shestokas.com/constitution-educational-series/constitutions-ninth-amendment-protecting-unenumerated-rights/

[don-o]

Just nonsense...sounds like something Ron Paul would say.

When you tire of ad hominem, drag out the trusty red herring. Or try for a twofer.

[Ethan Clive Osgoode]

Probably because vigilantism has a bad name since about 1890, and is a serious crime in itself.

Well, if one has a constitutional right to be an an outlaw, as many here insist, then there should be no problem with vigilantism.