RJ’s Blog

I have been posting a fair amount about CopBlock lately. Pointing out some of their rhetoric as being false or twisting facts to an extreme. However don't forget Fire and EMS are also being pulled under the public perception microscope.

CopBlock posted the below meme the other day. In it they say an officer is being disciplined for his failure to kill. In reality, the officer is being disciplined for giving a civilian a PD owned gun when on duty.

Great Scott! Today is the day Marty McFly arrived in the future.

A friend pointed out to me a video that CopBlock recently produced. It shows a couple of their members approach an officer parked in a parking lot and question him. Thier main issue is this officer is on private property, without a warrant, thus violating the rights of the property owner.

Many people dream of seeing a book they have written on a bookstore shelve. Depending on the source I have seen the statistics state 10%-25% of the population would put "publish a book" on their bucket list. I was part of that statistic, but this week I crossed that entry off my bucket list.

It seems not a day goes by lately where a police officer or deputy sheriff is refused service at some restaurant. Sometimes it is the staff approaching the officer asking them to go. Other times it is staff yelling across the establishment ordering the officer out the door.

This past week on the "Crossover Show" Pod cast Justin Shchorr (AKA Happy Medic) made some interesting observations. The topic of the show was time management. The observation that perked my interest was a talk about bucket lists.

A single vehicle crash in D'Iberville Mississippi ended with multiple people ejected from the SUV. All six people had to be transported via EMS.

As I sit here today I am looking at news reports that make me wonder... is their a "war on the police"? In the last few days here are some of the news stories...

A meme from CopBlock has been making the rounds. It says that Firefighters and EMS workers don't go looking for calls, thus police should stop looking for criminals. I think this meme shows how clueless the CopBlock movement is.