Louisville KY chief of police, Erica Shields comes out demanding everyone support a new national digital firearms registry.

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Louisville KY chief of police, Erica Shields comes out demanding everyone support a new national digital firearms registry. She says anyone who does not support such, (a new national digital firearms registry), is not pro law enforcement, and all such people are giving law enforcement the middle finger.



Pound sand Erica, people hate the police because of JBTs like YOU!

 

[Fixxah]

And may your fujiner be invaded by giant anacondas with spikes the length of their bodies. And come out of your head.

Kidding...



Spikes are overkill. I am on enough watch lists.

 

[safetyfirst2125]

Proving yet again why the emotionally weak and unstable should not be allowed in positions of power.

 

[oldguy68]

GFY! Tyrant!

 

[shootymacshootface]

Good luck with that, a-hole.

 

[timbo]

"She says anyone who does not support such, (a new national digital firearms registry), is not pro law enforcement, and all such people are giving law enforcement the middle finger".

Well then, I guess I don't support "law enforcement" douche nozzles like you and to your last comment...here you go

 

[KBCraig]

Were those Louisville PD guns used to kill Breonna Taylor "registered"? Would registration have prevented that murder?

 

[kalash]

She says anyone who does not support such, (a new national digital firearms registry), is not pro law enforcement, and all such people are giving law enforcement the middle finger.

Don't threaten me with a good time.

 

[Asaltweapon]

f*** her

 

[SKumar]

Why am I supposed to be pro-law enforcement? Are you pro-doctor? Are you pro-IT support? Are you pro-tradesmen? Give me a f***ing break. Do your f***ing job. If you don't like it, find something else.

 

[VetteGirlMA]

Louisville KY chief of police, Erica Shields comes out demanding everyone support a new national digital firearms registry. She says anyone who does not support such, (a new national digital firearms registry), is not pro law enforcement, and all such people are giving law enforcement the middle finger.



Pound sand Erica, people hate the police because of JBTs like YOU!

Who's pro law enforcement these days?

 

[Uzi2]

Hey, Erica Shields!

 

[GaryO]

Hey sheriff,

 

[Chevy 2 65]

f*** her

I would have to be almost dead drunk.

 

[Uzi2]

Hey sheriff,
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The sheriffs in Kentucky are not the problem, it's the incorporated police departments like this douch bag in democrat run shitholes like Louisville who are the problem.

Most people in Kentucky support their local sheriffs......because those sheriffs are not antigun.

We have constitutional carry here in Kentucky and for holders of a CCDW permit, no NICS check is necessary to buy a gun from an FFL, and face to face transactions are cash and carry.....the way it should be.

This asswipe Shields, is just another democrat appointee who is out of her league, trying to blame the violence in her city on guns, rather than the demographic committing the vast majority of crime in her jurisdiction.

Again, FVCK YOU Erica Shields!!!

 

[Fixxah]

Were those Louisville PD guns used to kill Breonna Taylor "registered"? Would registration have prevented that murder?

What murder was that?

 

[one-eyed Jack]

Sounds good to me if they would first delete the existing "registry" and the NFA registry and then ask us to volunteer our info. LOL. Jack.

 

[NH_Realtor]

I mean I’m not pro law enforcement.

Like not even a little.

 

[MGnoob]

It doesn’t matter whether it takes two minutes or two weeks to trace a firearm the crime has already been committed..

Obviously has nothing to do with preventing crime.
It’s the same shit bags in the same area that commit the majority of violence.

In these areas they should allow non-scum bags to just take out the f***ing scumbag

 

[SgtHal75]

You can go and get your face f***ed……chief

 

[headednorth]

Who's pro law enforcement these days?

You still see tons of blue line stickers and flags all over the place.

 

[paul73]

It is peculiar how those local municipal no good political hacks types demand ‘national’ changes instead of doing their own damn jobs.
Plus insisting on forcing prisoners to love and support their jailers - your big brother loves you, and don’t you dare not to show your love back. Or else.

 

[Uzi2]

You still see tons of blue line stickers and flags all over the place.

You must live in sheepleville, because I've yet to see one of either, anywhere around where I live.

 

[snax]

You still see tons of blue line stickers and flags all over the place.

People use those thinking they'll avoid a speeding ticket

 

[240Geezer]

Pro LE? Sure. IF you do your job like a professional. No excuses. No "bad apples".
Go solve crimes and get criminals.
Stop looking to create new classes of criminals by making everything illegal.
I've almost given up on LE on the whole and at this juncture the more shite like this happens the more "noise" in the system to cover minor transgressions.

 

[MGnoob]

You still see tons of blue line stickers and flags all over the place.

People use those thinking they'll avoid a speeding ticket

The only thing I see around here are “Biden did that” stickers on everything

 

[VetteGirlMA]

Pro LE? Sure. IF you do your job like a professional. No excuses. No "bad apples".
Go solve crimes and get criminals.
Stop looking to create new classes of criminals by making everything illegal.
I've almost given up on LE on the whole and at this juncture the more shite like this happens the more "noise" in the system to cover minor transgressions.

I'm pro IT, I'm pro Barista, I'm pro burger flipper. That and 50 cents still won't buy a cup of coffee.

 

[Quantavious G]

Proving yet again why the emotionally weak and unstable should not be allowed in positions of power.

but that's the whole reason for affirmative action. Right those wrongs, man!

 

[Uzi2]

What murder was that?

Perhaps you should read up on the facts of that murder.

What to Know About Breonna Taylor’s Death

Fury over her killing by the police in Louisville, Ky., fueled protests, and questions persist about how the botched raid unfolded.

www.nytimes.com

 

[oldgunner]

Placing women in power continues to be a mistake