On your way back from the place of your blessed attack, safely dispose of all that can be used as evidence that it is you who lit that fire. Perhaps they will be suspicious about you, monitoring your locations. But, there’s no evidence you intended to [do] that, and nothing with which to hold you accountable for it, except for matchsticks or a lighter, where the pocket is nearly empty of them.With all the raging fires in California and other Western states, are authorities taking the Islamic State video inciting Muslims across the west to start wildfires into account?
Before the Tulsa Police Department released video of two officers being shot, Chief Wendell Franklin urged the public to avoid watching.
He said the public shouldn't be able to "see the execution of a police officer."
"What kind of society is that?" he said.
The video, recorded on Officer Aurash Zarkeshan’s patrol car camera and body-worn cameras on Zarkeshan and Sgt. Craig Johnson, shows the suspect [32-year-old David Ware] shoot both officers after a traffic stop in the overnight hours of June 29.
Johnson died from his wounds.
Zarkeshan was severely wounded.
The video shows the officers were doing everything in their power not to use excessive force, likely due to the current anti-police hysteria and Ware crying incessantly like a child.
Tragically, it cost Sgt. Craig Johnson his life.
This is a perfect example of why it's so important for police to get compliance and be allowed to use justified -- and at times what appears to be aggressive/excessive force -- to detain suspects.
Their lives can be taken in a split...
