Look Whos Coming for Dinner

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Hey look who I found! No one has seen or heard from Baltimore's Police Commissioner for several weeks; its been so long that members of the agency where asking his whereabouts during this time of indictments and federal probes. Well, well, Hamm has come out of hiding for the express purpose of ... making counter-statements to the Governors campaign ads! Bad, Hamm, go back to the dungeon. Everyone take a good look, we might not see Hamm again for a while.

In other news:

The Feds in Baltimore have captured a few good men from East Asia (& Muslim) opting to purchase several weapons (to the tune of 700k) for their friends the Tamil Tigers. Ah, need guns for your insurgent friends? Come on over to Baltimore, we have a deal you can't refuse. Er, make sure to wear your seatbelt and use the bathroom before venturing out. Also, have a map and do not ask the Police for directions. We wouldn't want you to end up at Central Booking or your car being sold at aution from the Impound Lot. Definitely a plan spoiler.

If you like taking the family or venturing out yourself to museums, Baltimore's two leading museums are offering free entrance. Now that's something to get in on while available.

Off the Hook!!

I'm informing the readers that Baltimore's paper press went off the dayum hook this morning.

We have Mayors attempting to defend policing tactics, absentee Police Commissioners and gordongous FOP Presidents attempting to do the same. Fellas, no one believes your damn lies. Let's move on. In a surprise article, State delegate Jill Carter politely refers to Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley as a meglomaniac. To you ma'am I say, he's a FU**ING meglomaniac ... indeed you are too kind in your assessment.

Just yesterday all these liars made claim that BPD does not have low morale. HAAA! The FOP President noted the day before morale was down because of quotas. Now dough boy says morale isn't really down but election pawnism is causing bad morale???? WTF? Well to you Mr. rather large FOP guy, I say, put the damn doughnut down 'cause you aren't making any sense! BPDs leadership plain sucks ass, and you know what? You suck ass too, get off O'Malleys dick. prick.

Besides, sunspot posters say the opposite of what you say to be true. Read it here.

For your reading pleasure, I have included today's newspaper articles:

O’Malley defends police on minor arrests

Mayor, chief defend Baltimore police against Ehrlich

Police: Ehrlich’s troopers absent

Who the hell is Mahoney?

Hamm highly critical of Ehrlich ad

Last but not least Baltimore Crime Blog where you can read Carter's refreshingly honest comments.

Adieu!

Political Ads

New campaign criticizes O'Malley for police treatment of blacks -Baltimore Sun

The guv's race for MD is heating up, let the fun begin!

Running for Guv, Mayor O'Malley's ads consist of him reading books to his son while claiming a rise in the educational standards in Baltimore City's Schools and a 40% decrease in crime. Dropping the passing scores to 60% instead of raising the quality and atmosphere means more kids will pass...see? I'd like to mention O'Malleys kids do not attend Baltimore City Public Schools, they don't attend school in the City period because the educational standards are deplorable not to mention the "disappearance" of 58 million dollars from the school system.

Current Guv Ehrlich's latest ad slams prospective Guv- Mayor O'Malley's micromanaged PD arrest rates. In a City which is beginning to mirror 1960s Mississippi, 1 out of every 6 residents has been arrested. Out of those, 54, 000 + arrestees were released without criminal charges. The PD is currently being sued by the ACLU and NAACP for false arrests, its own members for discrimination, and just about everyone else under the sun.

It should get pretty heated once monetary disappearances, political contributions, political ploys, the school system, fudged crime statistics, city contracts and contractors gets thrown in the mix.

Gangs n Stuff

Gang comes under spotlight

Word! Its official, we are now concerned with MS13 the notoriously violent illegal alien gang ... straight out of LA and over US border fences. How fitting for this liberal hell hole. Yeah, we love all our hard working underpaid illegals but hey, don't think their murderous gangs don't work hard too.

"The racketeering conspiracy trial against two alleged MS-13 members - Edgar Alberto Ayala, known as "Pony," and Oscar Ramos Velasquez, known as "Casper" - started yesterday with allegations that the men participated in a well-oiled criminal organization responsible for at least six homicides and five attempted killings.

Formed in California by Salvadoran immigrants who have spread eastward, MS-13 "is without any doubt a criminal enterprise," Assistant U.S. Attorney Sandra Wilkinson told jurors yesterday. "The objective of this gang is to kill people."

Hey! Well that'll work. Interested in killing? BIENVENIDO a Baltimore!!

Assaults on police officers have increased in recent years

BALTIMORE - Police departments across Maryland reported a rising number of assaults against their officers between 2001 and 2005.

Assaults on police officers increased by 8 percent between 2004 and 2005, but the 4,166 assaults on officers last year is the highest number in at least five years, according to Maryland State Police’s Uniform Crime Report.

A more aggressive approach toward crime by area police departments is creating a backlash in some communities, said Tyrone Powers, director of the Institute of Criminal Justice, Legal Studies and Public Service at Anne Arundel Community College.

“Whenever you increase aggressiveness in the police department, you’re going to get aggression against the police department,” he said.

Aggressive (def.): To commit the first act of hostility.

Considering all the bad press BPD is getting for their "aggressiveness", it doesn't suprise me people wanna kick their asses or take a pot shot or two. Rape, Theft, Drug dealing, Fraud, Shredding, False Documents ... you name it they do it. You know how BPDs problems can be cured? Just have the supervisors clearing corners and turning on light towers; that's how. No need to be supervising anything...never mind that's the damn problem now.

Baltimore ... Get in on it! ...

Tidbits from 9/27

Popular Interests

Family to sue over search - baltimoresun.com

…And who didn’t know this was coming?

“A lawyer for a Baltimore family that says it had a frightening encounter with undercover officers and alleges that their home was illegally searched has given notice of intent to file a sweeping civil lawsuit that condemns the officers and the system that enabled them.

Craig Kemp and his mother and sister will be asking for damages in excess of $1 million, according to a notice of claim. Kemp says officers searched his car and home without a warrant, where he says he kept thousands of dollars in cash that turned up missing.”

Should have sued for more money. Whatever happened to good old fashioned greed?

“The claim notice alleges that the Police Department is “maintaining and tolerating unconstitutional policies and/or customs relating to widespread and systemic patterns and/or practices of police misconduct.”

“Somewhere along the line, something in the system failed,” Bennett said yesterday.

The lawyer said four others have contacted him with stories similar to Kemp’s and that he plans to file claim notices in their cases in the coming days.

Prosecutors have been investigating the actions of about six SET officers led by Sgt. William Harris for several months, defense attorneys say. The officers are no longer being called to testify in court cases, jeopardizing more than 100 of their arrests.

None of the officers has been charged with a crime. The Police Department disbanded Harris’ unit in early August and reassigned him and the officers to administrative duties. The department says it is conducting an internal investigation.”

Shew!

City to consider cameras in police interrogation rooms -baltimoresun.com

“Now, with officers facing accusations of misconduct, Council President Sheila Dixon wants to discuss the department’s policy on internal monitoring.Dixon introduced a resolution last night inviting Commissioner Leonard D. Hamm to explain his department’s policy “on the use of video and audio recording in custodial interrogations.” She wants the hearing to analyze how cameras can prevent wrongful convictions and protect officers from false accusations.”

Sure, okay. You might find out some don’t know how to conduct an interview or interrogation. Cameras are good for keeping people out of frivolous accusations…not a bad idea overall.