Crossing Guard gets guns seized.

[Dadstoys]

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The restaurant is doubling down on asshattery.

Isn't she just the precious little comedian.

 

[W.E.C]

Pic of chief...

 

[snax]

Anybody watch breaking bad?
Remember the organized prison hit job?
Something like 8 guys in three prisons got shanked in the same minute?
Everybody get 10 friends to mention Trump to a leftist at the same time of day, at some point within the first minute, they will say something Red-Flaggable (standard for it at this point is pretty low). Report it. Flood the system with 50,000 erpos. If you report it, they are compelled to act. Watch them drown in their own stupid crap.

 

[CCW]

I don’t know how many members here visit the island, but all I can ask is do you all know how to spell “BOYCOTT” ?

The steamship authority is currently charging about 200 bucks for a car so it’s not hard to boycott.

 

[CCW]

But the police who actually took action, they’re good to go? They take orders from waiters? They are incapable of telling her to piss off? They should just immediately steal all his guns on the word of a waitress without taking a single investigatory step first?

Just a few bad apples. Where are the police apologist bootlickers on this one defending their heroes?

 

[Lank]

Politicians are the root of all evil. This man has served his country since he needed to shave.

 

[zork51]

If any attorneys are viewing, wasn't this man's first amendment rights violated big time?
ie: Rachel Rollins, the DA in Boston saying Anti-Fa was just exercising their 1st amendment rights beating the shit out of actual peaceful protestors during a peaceful march. So what about THIS guy's rights?

Where's the ACLU??

So he got his job and LTC back and another article said something about his son, or son-in-law getting the gents guns back??????

Stephen Nichols reinstated as crossing guard - The Martha's Vineyard Times

 

[StevieP]

It's possible the post above was NOT the manager (?).

 

[MagGus1820]

Pic of chief...




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He's a Tremec T-56 Magnum?!

 

[Roland Deschain]

Just a few bad apples. Where are the police apologist bootlickers on this one defending their heroes?

Sweet strawman. Do you have any other canned response you want to puke up in here?

So let me get this right...
There are people on NES that have spoken up for police in scenarios that are defensible, so we are bootlickers that should now chime in to defend something that ISN'T defensible so we can give you ultimate proof we are bootlickers?

Cool.

 

[SERE]

Where's the ACLU??

Old joke:

Q: "how does the ACLU count to 10?"

A: "1,3,4,5,..."

 

[W.E.C]

He's a Tremec T-56 Magnum?!

More of a T5 ,but I couldn’t find a pic.

 

[CCW]

Sweet strawman. Do you have any other canned response you want to puke up in here?

So let me get this right...
There are people on NES that have spoken up for police in scenarios that are defensible, so we are bootlickers that should now chime in to defend something that ISN'T defensible so we can give you ultimate proof we are bootlickers?

Cool.

Defensible or indefensible does not matter. They don’t care.
Why didn’t he just comply? What kind of criminal record does the dead person have? Don’t people understand how difficult that job is?
Blah blah blah wash rinse repeat.

 

[namedpipes]

Everyone is tossing the red flag complaints around, but this actually looks like a revocation based on suitability. There's nothing in the article about the TPD getting an ERPO order.

This highlights the extreme way in which "suitability" can be abused by the licensing authority.

ERPO / Reg Flag is synonymous with "Suitability" laws such as Mass has.

 

[Roland Deschain]

Defensible or indefensible does not matter. They don’t care.
Why didn’t he just comply? What kind of criminal record does the dead person have? Don’t people understand how difficult that job is?
Blah blah blah wash rinse repeat.

Lol. Ok man. Good talk

 

[amm5061]

ERPO / Reg Flag is synonymous with "Suitability" laws such as Mass has.

Yes, but remember they also passed an ERPO law a year or two ago. Truthfully, suitability is even more egregious in my opinion because it doesn't even require a court order, but they both are bullshit. I may be splitting hairs, but I think it's important to note that this isn't under the ERPO law.

 

[Dennis in MA]

Hey, now. This is an absolutely acceptable reaction.

After all, he committed a felony, according to the article. You know, the felony that has no need for a trial, and goes directly to punishment, for pointing out a security flaw.

Yay Cops! See something, say something, get stomped.

Funny is it's the modern Constitutional rendition of current management philosophy. Check a box. Go home safe.

My daughter had to work on Columbus Day - unpaid. UN PAID! They decided her bank should have a regional meeting on the "off day." That alone explains what tools they are.

A big part of the meeting was discussing what issues and problems the tellers see. Daughter is 22. She stands up. "OK, we are understaffed." She goes on to explain a specific example. They can't take overtime. There is ALWAYS a problem where they end up short-staffed on a Friday because they won't hire more workers AND they won't allow overtime. Pisses off customers to the max. (ITs' a self-correcting problem as the customers move on to other banks. But I digress.)

VP decides to explain a completely different procedure. Daughter calmly explains that she's not talking about that. Reiterates the problem.

VP looks at her manager. Her manager throws her under the bus saying there is no problem at all and if there is this is the first she's hearing about it.

They quickly ended the meeting before anyone else could pile on.

Now, her manager can check off that she had a frank discussion with her team. VP can check his box that he had this awesome meeting to find out problems - and it turns out the place is F'ing perfect. PERFECT!

Nothing will get better. It will only get worse. But the conclusion that makes mgmt feel "safest" is the one they go with.

Same thing here. Someone FEELS better if we just FF this to the end and take this guy's guns away from him, legal or not. Rights? What is right? Neither of those matter.

 

[kmanick]

1984 playing out right before our very eyes

 

[bfm]

Old joke:

Q: "how does the ACLU count to 10?"

A: "1,3,4,5,..."

Why we need an AMLU. American Martial Liberties Union. Or if you want to tweak a few people AULU, American Uncivil Liberties Union.

 

[AHM]

It's possible the post above was NOT the manager (?).

Considering I'd found no one named Marcie Arnold living on the Vineyard,
this is no surprise.

 

[Prepper]

I have been to that restaurant before. I will make sure to avoid it in the future, assuming we are ever over there again. They don't make it cheap to get out there. Even a simple day trip over and back with bicycles is a big expenditure. Fee this, fee that. Screw them.

 

[Dadstoys]

It's possible the post above was NOT the manager (?).

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Oh I bet Steve doesn't frequent the place anymore.

 

[VetteGirlMA]

Why we need an AMLU. American Martial Liberties Union. Or if you want to tweak a few people AULU, American Uncivil Liberties Union.

We could have that right now, but Mr LaPierre needs donations for a new $10,000 suit and a million dollar travel budget.

 

[mikeyp]

So he's "allowed" to go back, there's some more info of course TurtleBoy dug up, don't have time to copy and link everything now, so click and read

http://tbdailynews.com/tisbury-police-chief-reinstates-veteran-crossing-guard-after-illegally-confiscating-guns-new-principal-is-married-to-school-resource-officer-who-was-criticized/

 

[MagGus1820]

So he's "allowed" to go back, there's some more info of course TurtleBoy dug up, don't have time to copy and link everything now, so click and read

http://tbdailynews.com/tisbury-police-chief-reinstates-veteran-crossing-guard-after-illegally-confiscating-guns-new-principal-is-married-to-school-resource-officer-who-was-criticized/

Yea the Vice Principal is married to the SRO that Stevie was ripping on. I'm sure there is no favoritism there.

 

[cockpitbob]

The M.V. Times article burried deep in the middle that the school resource officer was abandoning his post on a regular schedule.

 

[namedpipes]

The M.V. Times article burried deep in the middle that the school resource officer was abandoning his post on a regular schedule.

But... the letter from the Chief of police states that the SRO performs his duty with a high degree of responsibility and so on. Said the guy rocks.

 

[Prepper]

The M.V. Times article burried deep in the middle that the school resource officer was abandoning his post on a regular schedule.

So, "coffee" in this case may equal "quickie"? It's heart warming that a married couple still is hot for each other enough that they want to sneak off from work and do it.

 

[Dennis in MA]

To be fair, do we REALLY need a "resource officer" in a small school on MV??? How many mass killers take a ferry? Shocking that 40 years ago we survived without a resource officer in every school.

 

[Prepper]

To be fair, do we REALLY need a "resource officer" in a small school on MV??? How many mass killers take a ferry? Shocking that 40 years ago we survived without a resource officer in every school.

I'm not even sure what a "resource officer" is, but it sounds like a BS made up title. When I was in elementary school, I can remember who all the employees were. You had the teachers, the principal, the vice principal, one secretary, one nurse, and the janitor... he was named Wally, and had this giant key ring with like 200 keys on it hanging from his belt around his muffin top.