[Texas Fossil]

It is dangerous to criticize the "thin skinned" Won.

There is an issue of disrespect by a active military person toward the Commie in Chief.

The question will be if this is a civil case or a military case. The part that troubles me is his guns were confiscated.

There is a related article on Wired about this. It was written before his arrest. (Wired is not allowed to be posted here due to copyright complaints)

Link:

http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2009/12/how-a-blog-brought-down-master-sergeant-grisham/

[Squantos]

BFLR ....

[ought-six]

Do I see Lexington and Concord redux on the horizon?

[autumnraine]

Bump.

This is out of control.

[napscoordinator]

Sheesh. Texas of all places. I thought Texas was the most “free” state. I guess not.

[Spartan302]

I saw of all things a smartphone app that literally was able to gather voting information coupled with your position and it would warn you if you were in a high threat liberal area, I am not kidding!

Unfortunately Texas is appealing to many a refugee, but these refugees are just like weeds and are re-sprouting back up.

[vbmoneyspender]

How come the prosecutor isn’t named? The prosecutors and police who do this stuff need to be named and shamed.

[fso301]

Is this the same C. J. Grisham that Michael Yon has been having an ongoing feud with?

[ought-six]

“By the rude bridge that arched the flood,
Their flag to April’s breeze unfurled,
Here once the embattled farmers stood,
And fired the shot heard round the world.”

— Ralph Waldo Emerson

[John123]

While out hiking with my son through backcountry roads

I don't get it. What is the police doing out in the back country? Isn't it a little out of their jurisdiction?

[Ditter]

It wasn’t hunting season. Was he hunting out of season or was he carrying a gun for protection, rattlesnakes, illegals etc?

[call meVeronica]

Texas Rangers investigate corruption of law enforcement and prosecutors here. Everyone takes it very seriously. I suggest he call them regarding this Issue.

[piytar]

We have the most pro-Second Amendment Governor and Attorney General in the country. I predict that these thugcops will soon get a visit from the Texas Rangers and end up in jail themselves. It has happened before.

[SkyPilot]

Yes, even in Texas.

A few years ago this happened in Philadelphia. A man was legally open carrying (Directive 137) and this cop used his Gestapo tactics on him and threatened to murder him ("I will F_cking shoot you!")

SHOCKING AUDIO: Philadelphia Police violate rights of open carrier at gunpoint

In NY State, the police are coming to your house because doctors are informing on patients who were prescribed sleep medication during the past 10 years.

This is absolutely insane. When will our law enforcement and legal system be reprimanded and called into account for these horrific abuses?

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Something is odd, here.

The article mentions “Bell County prosecutor Ken Kalafut.”

However, according to the Bell County District Attorney’s office, he doesn’t appear on their staff list.

The county DA is Henry Garza, elected 2001. The rest of the staff:

http://www.bellcountytx.com/county_government/district_attorney/staff_profiles.php

The state bar association does list him as being a prosecutor for Bell County.

[FlingWingFlyer]

We’ve got “laws” that says you can’t “rudely display” a hunting rifle? I hadn’t heard about that one yet. Yikes!

[meyer]

It’s going to get to the point where the mere threat of being disarmed will result in defensive gunfire.

[tanknetter]

The Sgt is Army Counterintelligence????

The idiot prosecutor should be crapping his pants rather than attempting to stand his ground on this.

[deport]

http://www.examiner.com/article/active-duty-army-sergeant-arrested-for-rudely-displaying-a-hunting-rifle

Since his arrest, the charges against Sergeant Christopher Grisham of resisting arrest which was a Class A misdemeanor was changed to interrupting, disrupting, impeding and interfering with a peace officer while performing a duty, a Class B misdemeanor.