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Democratic Lawmaker Flips Out on Cop during Traffic Stop: “I’m Literally Your Boss!”

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A Democratic elected official in New Jersey who was stopped by a police officer during a traffic stop suffered a total meltdown after being pulled over.

Paulsboro Councilman Theodore D. Holloway II reportedly ran a stop sign in Philadelphia earlier this month, according to a public records request from NJ.com.

In the footage, Holloway is seen cursing at the officer from the driver’s seat of his van and repeatedly referencing his political office. “You can’t be serious. I want to know what exactly are you getting behind me for?” Holloway inquired, whilst denying that he had run a stop sign.

Holloway then threatened to call the cop’s boss. “Don’t think I ain’t going to talk to Gary about this,” he said, referring to the chief. The officer shrugged off the threat; Holloway shouted, “I’m the one that hired you!”

When the policeman shrugged off the threat, Holloway shouted, “I’m the one that hired you!”

“You actually pulled over an elected official,” Holloway continued, attempting to call the police chief from his cell phone.

“You’re not pulling over a random. You’re pulling over your boss. I am literally your boss.”

Holloway referred to his elected office when the police officer’s supervisor arrived at the scene.

“You know who I am, right?” Holloway asked.

Paulsboro Mayor John Giovannitti confirmed that government officials for the community had been briefed on the matter, adding that Holloway was spoken to following the incident.

“We’ve spoken to him with our legal team and went over the issues that we had, and I just think it was an unfortunate incident that shouldn’t have happened,” Giovannitti said. “It’s never happened in the past and can’t happen again.”

The official acknowledged that “it’s not the response that an elected official should share with our police,” characterizing Holloway as a dedicated member of the borough council.

Holloway was issued a citation for “driving or parking [an] unregistered motor vehicle.”

Read More at Daily Fetched

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15 Percent of Inmates in Fed Women’s Prison Are. . . Men

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Maybe by this time in 2026, writers like me won’t have to write things that don’t make sense. Things like this: Did you know that despite transgender individuals making up only 0.3% of the population, 15 percent of women in U.S. federal prisons are men?

See what I mean? 

We jumped the shark all the way into orbit in about 2014 when Time Magazine declared it the year of the “transgender tipping point.” Using a photograph of the “trans woman” “Laverne” Cox in a waist-cincher, wig, and a coquette pose, Time assured us that transgender rights were “the next civil rights frontier.” 

Sympathy for what we all used to correctly call drag queens and transvestites went so high it broke every measurement scale. No longer could we acknowledge that none of these men in “working girl” couture were actually men. It wasn’t permitted to fail to refer to them as “she.” Doing anything–even having the wrong look on your face–that signaled that you didn’t believe they really were women would get you shrieked at by leftist lunatics (mainly actual women) and accused of “transphobia” and “violence.”

Well it’s 10 years later and the seeds we sowed have blossomed into exactly the rotten fruit conservatives told us they would, and that all of us could have seen if we weren’t so busy pretending reality isn’t real. Given the high percentage of “trans women” in prison who are sexual predators, it should come as no surprise that they’re raping their cellmates. This is just one story out of California, and it’s particularly gruesome; after being allegedly raped by a “lady man “trans woman” behind bars, the court is forcing the victim to refer to her alleged rapist as “she” and “her.”

Mainstream media, of course, are attacking Donald Trump for putting the kibosh on the sadistic practice of putting male criminals in women’s prisons. The UK’s Independent bleats that Trump is “gutting” parts of the Prison Rape Elimination Act. How is Trump doing that? By no longer allowing men in women’s prisons.

The media may still be playing opposite day, but users on Twitter/X are having none of it. Former New York Times writer Alex Berenson, who defected from the Gray Lady has the story:

Though there are a few people sniping at Alex for being a “bigot” for using the term “trannies,” most of the reactions are like this:

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New Orleans Police Superintendent Says City Had Barriers To Prevent New Year’s Attack, But She Did Not Know About Them

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New Orleans Police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick confirmed that the city had effective anti-vehicle barriers available to be deployed on New Year’s Eve, but says they weren’t because she was unaware of their existence.

Questions remain unanswered surrounding the horrific events in the city which saw a Texas man inspired by Islamic State mow down pedestrians on Bourbon Street, killing at least 14 in the process and wounding dozens more.

The city had removed anti-vehicle bollards due to functional issues and was in the process of replacing them. However, officials opted to use police patrol cars as a barrier instead, which were circumvented when the attacker drove on the sidewalk and onto Bourbon Street.

On Thursday, Superintendent Kirkpatrick confirmed that L-shaped Archer barriers had been installed, and the street was open for business. However, she gave a confusing response to a journalist asking where the anti-vehicle barriers had come from.

“Actually, we have them. I didn’t know about them, but we have them, and so we have been able now to put them out,” she told reporters, adding that it was “not a matter of pointing blame anywhere” given that the attacker was “hell-bent” on destruction. “This man was going to do his best, and if it hadn’t been on Bourbon, he was going to go somewhere else,” she added. “We have this. We’re going to implement it. End of story.”

Last year, Kirkpatrick herself was on duty when she struck two pedestrians with a vehicle.

Many were critical of the Superintendent’s response, and lack of action into preventing the heinous attack.

Others noted Kirkpatrick’s policing history in Oakland, CA, and more recently in New Orleans.

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In-N-Out Owner Says “Absolutely Dangerous” Crime Rate In Oakland Forced First Permanent Closure EVER

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The owner of fast-food franchise In-N-Out said the company was forced to close its Oakland restaurant due to a relentless crime wave.

Lynsi Snyder said the “absolutely dangerous” conditions, which saw 300 days of violence in a single year, forced the first permanent closure of an In-N-Out restaurant in the company’s 76-year history. The recessions 1949, 1953, 1958, 1960-61, 1969-70, 1973-75, 1980, 1981-82, early 1990s recession, early 2000s recession, 2008-09 global financial crisis, and COVID lockdowns didn’t kill off a single one of their stores – but liberal policies on crime did.

In an interview with PragerU, Snyder detailed the sheer scale of incidents surrounding the restaurant in the liberal-controlled city.

“There were car burglaries, violence, fights, theft – there was a lot,” Snyder said in the interview. “There was actually gun shots went through the store, stabbings – it was a lot.”

“Gun shots went through the store, stabbings… it was huge.”

“The amount of time it would take for the police to get there was alarming,” she added. “For the safety of our associates, it was just not okay.”

The closure came after police logged 1,335 criminal incidents in its location since 2019 alone.

Watch:

Many on social media agreed with Snyder’s remarks over crime in Oakland and California as a whole.

Others said that the liberal government in the state had been responsible for the crime wave.

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Stabbing Victim Claims Witnesses “Just Froze” In Response To New York City

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A harrowing Christmas Eve attack at Grand Central Terminal in New York has sparked outrage as bystanders reportedly failed to assist a young woman after she was brutally stabbed – and not a single one called the police.

The victim, 26-year-old Imani-Ciara Pizarro, detailed her traumatic experience in an interview with the New York Post. She was on her way to a night shift at the Roosevelt Hotel when she was struck from behind. The attacker, identified by police as 28-year-old Jason Sargeant, then lunged at Pizarro with a small knife while repeatedly yelling, “What’s your problem?” and slashing her in the next.

Police were reportedly absent in Grand Central, while bystanders simply “just froze” during the attack – provoking memories of an attack the week prior on the city’s metro where a woman was torched to death by an attacker. “No one called 911. No one in Grand Central called 911. It was my neighbor. I called my neighbor. I was on the phone with my neighbor when it happened and she called 911”

In the case of the aforementioned woman burned to death, no one intervened there either, as seems to be the standard when you live among liberals.

The Post reported that witnesses later identified Sargeant to law enforcement officials. He’s charged with assault, reckless endangerment, menacing, criminal possession of a weapon, harassment and disorderly conduct, according to police.

Some on social media were critical of the bystanders.

Others, however, believed that the lack of intervention was due to concerns over a similar scenario to Daniel Penny, who was recently acquitted for the death of a man he restrained on the subway in 2023.

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Food Fight: Chipotle Employee Attacked in Viral Incident

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A violent altercation unfolded at a Chipotle restaurant in Brentwood, Washington, DC, on Saturday when a customer allegedly assaulted an employee over a dispute involving her Uber Eats order.

The incident, partially captured on video and widely shared on social media, has left the employee shaken and raised concerns about workplace safety.

The video, initially posted to X (formerly Twitter), shows the customer, carrying an empty bowl, pushing her way behind the counter.

She proceeds to scoop food into her bowl while employees attempt to stop her.

Roberto Hernandez, a Chipotle worker involved in the altercation, tried to retrieve the bowl, but the situation escalated.

As Hernandez reached for the bowl, the customer pulled it away and slapped him in the face, causing food to scatter across the workstation. “I was mad, upset. But I’m a man, you know I can’t hit a female,” Hernandez told WUSA9, explaining why he walked away from the confrontation.

Hernandez said the conflict began when the customer claimed her Uber Eats order was incorrect.

According to her, the burrito bowl she received did not include the double meat she had requested.

She demanded a refund, but Hernandez and his manager explained that refunds for third-party delivery orders must be handled through Uber Eats.

“I checked the receipt, and it showed she didn’t order double meat,” Hernandez stated.

However, the customer, dissatisfied with their response, took matters into her own hands by going behind the counter to assemble a new order.

The situation became more alarming when Hernandez revealed that the customer allegedly threatened staff after the incident. “Yesterday, she was saying, ‘I’m going to come back and stab them and take their life,’” Hernandez told the outlet, adding that the threats left him and his coworkers fearful.

The unidentified customer, however, disputed the claims, alleging that employees had put their hands on her first.

She told WUSA9, “I wasn’t aggressive toward them until I got assaulted. The video was cut short.” She also claimed that she only “threw” the bowl at the worker and not more.

In response, Chipotle filed a police report, and the customer has stated her intent to sue the restaurant chain.

Read More at Red Voice Media

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New York Rep. Who Called For Daniel Penny To Be Prosecuted Slammed For Response To Subway Fire Attack

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Democrat Rep. Ritchie Torres has been slammed following his response to the horrific killing of a woman who was burned alive on the New York City Subway, allegedly by an illegal alien previously deported under the Trump administration.

Footage of the mortifying clip has spread across social media, with millions, including Torres condemning the heinous attack. We’ve chosen not to share the horrifying video, but it can easily be found with a quick Google search.

“In the F Train at Coney Island-Stillwell Avenue, a demented man lit a sleeping woman on fire with a match, causing the victim to burn alive and die at the scene,” the New York Rep. wrote on Sunday. “In New York, dangerous people are allowed to freely roam the subway. Yet the political establishment insists on gaslighting the public with deceptive headlines: ‘crime is down’ and ‘the subways are safe.’”

Now this is a pretty reasonable statement – but there’s just one obvious problem that attracted widespread criticism.

Many conservatives noted his remark that that “dangerous people are allowed to freely roam the subway” was incredibly hypocritical given his reaction to the Daniel Penny case.

“There was no justification for choking Jordan Neely for 15 minutes — and ultimately choking him to death,” Torres wrote at the time in a tweet that was deleted immediately after people began posting it in response to the condemnation of the “alleged” illegal alien attack to expose his hypocrisy.

In other words, Torres is horrified by dangerous people on the subway – and also the people who stop them.

Neely’s death was highly polarizing, with conservatives hailing Penny as a protector of public safety and ideologically possessed leftists denouncing the killing as unnecessary and inhumane. Torres was among those who criticized Penny’s actions at the time, writing that Penny “should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.”

Others were confused by the horrifying footage, particularly as no one intervened to help.

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Shoplifters Face Wrath Of The Law As California’s Proposition 36 Comes Into Force

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A trio of shoplifters discovered the hard way that California had finally introduced harsher punishments for shoplifting in the state.

In a viral video posted by the Seal Beach Police Department on Sunday, Dec. 22, the three women could be seen walking into an Ulta Beauty store before leaving with what police said was around $650 of stolen goods. It then shows them entering a Kohls store and stealing almost $1,000 in products.

The clip comes just days after Proposition 36 took effect in the state, which increased punishments for some retail theft and drug possession offenses.

Bodycam footage from Seal Beach officers showed a pursuit for the women, who were ultimately arrested and placed into the back of a patrol car.

“It’s a felony?” one woman asked her acquaintance in the clip.

“Bitch, new laws,” she replies. “Stealing is a felony and this Orange County bitch. They don’t play.”

The three women were identified as Destiny Bender, 24, and Deanna Hines, 24, both from Long Beach, and Michelle Pitts, 26, of Signal Hill. All three were booked into Orange County Jail, charged with Grand Theft, Conspiracy to Commit a Crime and Resisting Arrest.

Many on social media were pleased to see the new laws taking effect.

Others were critical of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s reluctance to support the proposition.

In November, nearly 70% of California voters voted in favor of Proposition 36, officially known as “Allows Felony Charges and Increases Sentences for Certain Drug and Theft Crimes.” It undoes most of the changes that California voters approved in 2014 that turned certain nonviolent crimes into misdemeanors – which was immediately followed by a spike in crime. 

Proposition 36 does the following: which does the following:

  • Increases the penalty for repeat shoplifters (two or more past convictions) of $950 in value or less from a misdemeanor to a felony, punishable by up to three years in prison.
  • Allowing felony sentences for certain crimes such as theft or damage to property to be lengthened if the crime is committed by a group of three or more people.
  • Requiring that sentences for certain felonies such as drug dealing be served in prison.
  • Allowing people convicted of possession of illegal drugs (specifically those who possess certain drugs such as methamphetamines or fentanyl or those who have two or more past convictions for drug crimes) to be charged with a “treatment-mandated felony” instead of a misdemeanor in some cases. Upon completion of treatment, charges will be dismissed. Upon failure to complete treatment, charges stand and include up to three years in state prison.
  • Requiring courts to warn people that they could be charged with murder if they sell or provide illegal drugs (such as methamphetamines, fentanyl, heroin, and cocaine) that kill someone. This could allow for murder charges in the future if they later sell or provide illegal drugs to someone who dies.
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Suspected Health Insurance Assassin’s Family Was in the For-Profit Medical Business Too

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Police caught up with alleged assassin Luigi Mangione less than a week after, they suspect, he gunned down Brian Thompson in broad daylight in front of a hotel in New York City. Thompson, 50, was the CEO of one of the country’s largest health insurance companies, UnitedHealthcare. 

Magione, 26, an upper class man originally from Maryland who graduated from Penn State, may have been motivated by some kind of resentment against health insurance company practices. Police say someone, presumably Mangione, had inscribed the words “deny,” “depose,” and “defend,” on the shell casings left at the scene after the gunfire. These words are similar to the title of a book that castigates the insurance sector for working to deny payment to patients in need. The title of the book is Delay, Deny, Defend. 

Police caught the suspect at a McDonalds in Altoona, Pennsylvania, after someone spotted him and correctly deduced that he was the same person they had seen in CCTV stills of the killer police released to the public. 

It is important to remember that nearly everything about this case is speculative at this point. While police and the public may have some clues about what may have motivated Mangione, nothing is proven, and there is a mountain of evidence behind the scenes that no one in the public has seen yet. 

But the public speculation is that Mangione had some personal resentment toward health insurance companies. Police have apparently found writings, including a manifesto, in which Mangione expressed that he was “frustrated with the health care system in the United States.”

NewsNation has a comprehensive timeline of the crime and the aftermath. 

If Mangione was motivated by malice toward the health insurance sector, one Twitter/X user thinks there may be an element of hypocrisy in the alleged shooter’s motivation. David Petersen posted that Mangione’s family, who are wealthy, own a for-profit nursing home as part of their business Lorian Health Systems. 

Petersen points out that Lorian Health Systems has a poor track record of patient care, with low scores on vaccination rates for residents and staff, plus poor grades on health inspections. 

Here’s a sampling of the online reaction: 

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Defund the Police Activist Begs for Their Help To Recover Stolen U-Haul Truck

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A San Francisco, California, resident’s plea to recover a stolen truck went viral after netizens uncovered her calls to defund the police. “If you see a 26 foot U-Haul truck with the Arizona plate AL50003- would you let me know because it had like everything I own on it,” Darcie Bell posted on X.

Bell filed a police complaint, followed by a social media tirade about them failing to recover her stolen truck immediately. “I haven’t found my sh*t! The cops didn’t do sh*t! U-Haul made me file a f—ing police report!” she told The Washington Post. “There’s cameras all over this city. They haven’t done s—! … I just want my stuff back!”

Despite her predicament, the irony was not lost on social media users when a “Defund the Police” activist complained about their failure to recover her stolen property. “Anti Police activist begs the police to help her after she was robbed…,” posted the San Francisco Bay Area politics account Bay State of Mind.

Two months earlier, Bell had advocated for defunding the police, saying, “We pay them a whole lot to do less.” She was responding to an anti-police campaign that sold the “Defund the Police” masks. She posted an accompanying chart aiming to show that police spending was up in the Bay Area as the already anemic crime clearance rate has gone done – though the chart actually shows police spending decreasing at least 30% from 2019 in inflation-adjusted terms.

In fact, the number of full time cops on the streets there dropped from nearly 1,900 in 2017 to about 1,500 in 2023.

The size of the police’s budget and force aside, San Francisco’s police force has effectively been prevented from doing their jobs due to the far-left progressives on the city council – and even an increase in the number of police wouldn’t stop that.

To save herself from the embarrassment, Bell claimed she did not call the police. She also threatened to respond to tweets calling her out for the hypocrisy with ad hominem attacks. 

An anti-police socialist group called “Defund the San Francisco Police Department Now,” wants the SFPD defunded, disarmed, and disbanded and the funds reinvested in the “Brown and Black communities.” “We must reimagine public safety, defund the police, and refund our communities,” the group says, adding that “roughly 99% of police calls for service are not in response to violence but property crime and non-criminal matters.”

That’s hardly surprising in a world where the overwhelming majority of crimes are non-violent. It’s also worth noting that the average progressive doesn’t think armed robbery is violence as long as nobody gets physically injured.

Ironically, the crime that Bell has fallen victim to is in that “99%” of crimes that defund the police activists don’t think count as real crimes.

Oh well.


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