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Here’s the open felony warrant on Jacob Blake stemming from a domestic violence incident on or about May 3, 2020. In short, no child molestation involved (as some observers had theorized), but instead it’s typical Baby Daddy Drama involving a jealous ex-boyfriend. You can read the graphic details of the sexual assault complaint, but it involved jealousy rather than predation.
I’m presuming that when Blake showed up again on last Sunday, his ex-girlfriend called the cops so she wouldn’t have to go through this again.
Jacob Blake Criminal Complaint For Third Degree Sexual Assault
For Official Use
STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT KENOSHA COUNTY
STATE OF Wisconsin Plaintiff, vs. JACOB S. BLAKE 04/30/1991 Sex/Race: M / B Eye Color: Black Hair Color: BlackHeight: 5 ft 11 in Weight: 160 lbs Alias:Defendant.CRIMINAL COMPLAINT …
The undersigned, being first duly sworn, states that:Count 1: CRIMINAL TRESPASS, DOMESTIC ABUSE
The above-named defendant on or about Sunday, May 3, 2020, in the City of Kenosha, KenoshaCounty, Wisconsin, did intentionally enter the dwelling of LNB
“LNB” is used to represent Blake’s ex-girlfriend, the plaintiff.
, without the consent of some person lawfully upon the premises, under circumstances tending to create a breach of the peace …
Count 2: THIRD DEGREE SEXUAL ASSAULT, DOMESTIC ABUSE
The above-named defendant on or about Sunday, May 3, 2020, in the City of Kenosha, Kenosha County, Wisconsin, did have sexual intercourse with LNB, without that person’s consent … a Class G Felony, and uponconviction may be fined not more than Twenty Five Thousand Dollars ($25,000), or imprisoned not more than ten (10) years, or both. …
Count 3: DISORDERLY CONDUCT, DOMESTIC ABUSE
The above-named defendant on or about Sunday, May 3, 2020, in the City of Kenosha, Kenosha County, Wisconsin, while in a public or private place, did engage in violent, abusive, indecent, profane, boisterous, unreasonably loud or otherwise disorderly conduct, under circumstances in which such conduct tended to cause or provoke a disturbance, … a Class B Misdemeanor, and upon conviction may be fined not more than One Thousand Dollars ($1,000), or imprisoned not more than ninety (90) days, or both. …PROBABLE CAUSE:
On May 3, 2020 Kenosha Police Officer Raiche, in full uniform and operating marked squad#3343, responded … for a report of an ex-boyfriend who had broken into the residence and stole vehicle keys, a vehicle anda debit card from the victim before fleeing. Officers Matz and Raiche arrived on scene and spoke with LNB. Officer Raiche reports LNB was crying and visibly shaken, dressed only in a nightgown. LNB invited them in and explained that the previous evening she had left at approximately 8PM to attend a party in Milwaukee. LNB rented a vehicle for the weekend because she didn’t think her vehicle would make it because of mechanical issues. LNB asked her sister Tamara to stay the night and watch her three children while she was gone. LNB returned home at about 4:11AM, her sister was sleeping in the living room on the couch with numerous children so LNB brought her son with her into the first bedroom down the hallway on the east wall, they then lay down to go to sleep. LNB stated at about 6AM she was woken up by the father of her children, Jacob Blake, herein known as the defendant, standing over her saying, “I want my shit.” As LNB lay there, on her back, the defendant, suddenly and without warning, reached his hand between her legs,penetrated her vaginally with a finger, pull it out and sniffed it, and said, “Smells like you’ve been with other men.”Officer Raiche reported LNB had a very difficult time telling him this and cried as she told how the defendant assaulted her and then the defendant immediately left the bedroom. LNB stated the defendant penetrating her digitally caused her pain and humiliation and was done without her consent. LNB stated she was upset but collected herself and ran after the defendant out the front door and then realized her vehicle was missing. LNB ran back inside to her purse, which was on the kitchen counter and checked it, quickly realizing her key to her truck (Ford Explorer 2002), a black individual key and the only key for the vehicle and her Great Lakes Debit Card were missing. LNB immediately called 911 and while waiting for Officers, checked her Great Lakes Account and saw two fraudulent ATM withdrawals on May 3, 2020 that she did not make, both at PNC Bank, 3920 Washington Road, both for $500, at an unknown time.
LNB stated she and the defendant have three children together but have never resided together in the eight years they have been on and off. LNB stated the defendant is unemployed, has no vehicle, and would not tell LNB where he was currently living. LNB stated over the past eight years the defendant has physically assaulted her around twice a year when he drinks heavily. LNB did not know how the defendant entered the apartment and thought maybe through a window.
Officer Matz spoke to LNB’s sister Tamara, and she advised after LNB had left, the defendant came to the residence for around ten minutes and interacted with the children. Officer Matz asked how the defendant may have entered and she said one of the children had broken a key off in the dead bolt lock so the only way the door locks is by latching the privacy chain. LNB stated when the defendant comes over he usually yells through a window for someone to let him in and most likely when he showed up he possibly had one of the children remove the chain latch so he couldenter. LNB stated she has let the defendant use her vehicle in the past, but that he always asks first, stating it was inappropriate for him to go into her purse.
NB signed the Waiver of Temporary Restraining Order document pertaining to this case.LNB declined to be seen by an FNE, sheepishly saying she’d been through enough and was still very humiliated and upset by the sexual assault. …
On May 4, 2020 Officer Courtier met with LNB who stated her Ford Explorer was returned. The defendant had told LNB’s sister, Tamara, he had parked the vehicle outside of her (Tamara’s) residence with the keys. LNB stated she went to Illinois and picked up her vehicle, which was not damaged. Detective Kunz reports he followed up with PNC Bank ATM and Kwik Trip and searched footage at the store between the hours of 0500-0615 on the morning of the incident and at this time, is was believed there was no video evidence based on the information obtained so far.On May 5, 2020 Detective Kunz spoke with LNB who advised she had located her debit card in her rental after she had cancelled the card and she did not know who made the transactions….
Also, was Blake attempting to drive off with his three kids? Presumably, they were legally in their mother’s custody. Would there have been an Amber alert out for Jacob Blake if the cops hadn’t shown up?
Jacob Blake was shot with his 3 kids in the backseat. But who had legal custody of them? Blake? Or, more likely, his ex-girlfriend, their mother?
Are angry Baby Daddies allowed to abduct their children from the mother who has legal custody? Aren’t the cops supposed to stop that?
My vague impression is that a lot of police shootings arise out of this kind of domestic dispute in which passions run high. The man is mad at the mother of his children, she calls the cops, he gets stubborn and outraged, and violently resists the cops, seeing them as siding with his ex-girlfriend.
Lots of white guys have been shot by cops over the years in the same sort of situation. Systemic Racism got nothing to do with it.
You can look up the State of Wisconsin’s previous complaints against Jacob Blake (born 4/30/1991) here. They aren’t as serious, mostly child support and operating a car without a license. On the other hand, I don’t know how complete they are. They don’t include the 2015 incident in which pulled a gun in a bar dispute, resisted arrest, and was put in emergency room by Dozer the K-9 officer.
I can’t tell whether Blake was a serious criminal or just a blue-collar screw-up.
In other details, it appears the cops first shot Blake twice with a taser, but it had little effect on him. For a taser to work, I am told, the two darts fired have to spread out and stick in the flesh at least a foot apart, so it usually doesn’t work within 6 or 7 feet.
It would be really nice to have a nonlethal way to immobilize unreasonable men. The taser was supposed to be it, but is pretty hit or miss. What methods do other countries use?
Any white or Asian cop who answers a dispatch call to public housing or a black area is an idiot.
(...or has a mortgage).
I feel so bad. See, when we went to school, we had that class called “How To Not Sexually Assault Women And Take Their Money”. But we don’t give enough money to black schools, so black people never get a chance to take that class, so how are they supposed to know how to avoid this?
White privilege strikes again. smh
Hopefully the next time a black guy fights the cops, and gets the upper hand to the point that the cop shoots and kills the black guy because he is in fear for his life, it will happen in the upper East Side, or perhaps in the D.C. suburbs. I think it would be hysterical if plenty of antifa didn’t get the memo and rampaged a wealthy liberal area, burning buldings and beating people that the lefties never intended to see assailed.
“On May 3, 2020 Kenosha Police Officer Raiche, in full uniform and operating marked squad#3343, responded . . . LNB invited them in and explained that the previous evening she had left at approximately 8PM to attend a party in Milwaukee. LNB rented a vehicle for the weekend because she didn’t think her vehicle would make it because of mechanical issues.”
May 3 . . . wait, wasn’t there a COVID-19 lockdown going on right then, as in no gatherings with other people? Yet that didn’t stop her from going to Milwaukee for a party. Hmm. Does anyone suspect that the disparities in white and black rates of COVID-19 infection *might* have something to do with rates of compliance with social distancing?
It's dangerous to go alone, take this:
https://postimg.cc/LhgbFfCg
What about pepper spray? Okay then, what about this?
Can’t police get some kind of quick, potent but medically safe tranquilizer dart or spray?
About 20 years ago some Chechen terrorists invaded a school in Russia and held hundreds of students and teachers hostage (you can search for the details). Eventually the Spetsnaz attacked after gassing the building with some kind of anesthetic that was supposed to put them out.
It partly worked but ended up killing about half of those who were not otherwise killed by the terrorists. That was unprecedented and many died because the always secretive Russians failed to inform the hospital what they had used in the gas (that may be known now but for a long time it was a state secret.)
So no, this wonder spray sounds good but so far doesn't exist. Animals hit with tranquilizer darts often die as a result of overdose or secondary affects (not breathing is common).Replies: @Jim Don Bob
There’s the net gun. But it’s bulky and doesn’t have the immobilization power that the taser can (potentially) possess.
When tasers do work, they work well.
BLM: I want my shit!
Steve:
I think the really crucial missing information is what, if any, information did the cop have that would give him reasonable grounds for thinking there was a gun in the car.
If he had that information, it was a justified shooting.
If he did not, and he shot out of anger or an effort merely to prevent escape, I think it’s attempted murder.
In any case, if you want to get yourself shot by police, there are few things that will work better to make that happen than rummaging around in a car in the course of resisting arrest, for very good reasons.
https://youtu.be/uQ8iIfiAPHA
https://youtu.be/mssNOhv1UMcReplies: @Henry Canaday
According to Garner v. Tennessee, it is perfectly legal to shoot a criminal dead who is fleeing custody.
Blake had already assaulted the cops, and a policeman is not required to know that the criminal has a gun in his car.
You're just making stuff up.Replies: @Henry Canaday
Rape.
Was this guy descended from Louis Till ?
It won’t immobilize them, but if you need them to disperse:
If you “believe all women” than blake is obviously a predatory man who is a threat to “LMB” and the children.
However, if “Black lives matter”, then the police should have let him go, in the name of emmit till and slaves building the white house.
The obvious and correct decision, of course, is to judge and treat people on their actions, instead of their racial, ethnic, or political identity. Imagine a country that did that.
This type of incident is extremely rare and, as Steve mentioned, it happens to more white guys then black guys. It’s not racial, it’s knucklehead criminal types acting like idiots and the police on very rare occasions overreacting. Then due to everyone recording with and watching their phones like zombies all day, local incidents of no importance in the grand scheme of things get turned into national hysteria.
The real question is who is pushing for this hysteria and consequent violence and strife? Cui bono? Who are the puppeteers and the wizards behind the curtain. Where is the money, planning, logistics and supplies for antifa and BLM coming from? Are RICO laws being violated? Is China or other foreign governments involved? Are foreign or domestic intelligence agencies or insividuals involved?
On a different but related note, Maxine Waters has called for mob street intimidation against Trump administration officials. If someone organized a peaceful and lawful parade into her neighborhood at 6am or the middle of the night or at her favorite restaurant in response, how would she react? The ideal is no mob activity period and everyone is civil. But it takes two. One thing that is not tenable is one party calling for or slyly encouraging mob intimidation and more against tbe other and their constituents.
It's 2020 and Neo Morpheus has never heard of the Jews?
On a side note, I just realized the Brave browser spell-check tells you to capitalize Jews but not Whites.Replies: @Chrisnonymous
I can’t tell whether Blake was a serious criminal or just a blue-collar screw-up.
Or, y’know, black. Outside the law, but not in an organized and intelligent fashion. Crimes varying in seriousness, but all of which could generally be avoided with a little thought (Need to get to work with a suspended license? Work out something with relatives, or at least drive very carefully), and none of which brought him a serious profit.
smells like you’ve been with other men
I don’t think this is possible but it’s still an alpha putdown on the order of Dave Chappelle’s Rick James wishing he had four hands.
Everything in that image is so hilariously unmanly, Fred Schneider should describe it in a podcast.
It’s dangerous to go alone, take this:
https://postimg.cc/LhgbFfCg
The media has been very quick to describe Mr. Blakes being shot in front of his three children but no one ever mentions whether he had any custodial rights to the children. Given that his parents and attorney have given press conferences, one would think that someone would ask about the felony warrant or whether Mr. Blakes had any custodial rights to the children in the car.
I think the really crucial missing information is what, if any, information did the cop have that would give him reasonable grounds for thinking there was a gun in the car.
If he had that information, it was a justified shooting.
If he did not, and he shot out of anger or an effort merely to prevent escape, I think it's attempted murder.Replies: @Thomas, @fnn, @Nicholas Stix
He had a prior incident wherein he resisted arrest after drawing a gun during an altercation in a bar. And he had hidden said gun in the car he was stopped in. If his name was associated with the dispatch call, the police may have been aware of that.
In any case, if you want to get yourself shot by police, there are few things that will work better to make that happen than rummaging around in a car in the course of resisting arrest, for very good reasons.
Nonlethal restraint? Simple, stop hiring weaklings and women as police officers.
Those people are unfortunately the most likely to be hired these days.
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Impressive spatulas. But pad thai cooks better when you use a wok. Mopeds are too unstable, and too much heat escapes.
Also, they take the wrong oil.
In maritime terms, it all started with a tug on the LNB stanker.
Well, if so, that would be kidnapping, wouldn’t it? And I’m pretty sure that kidnapping is a “forcible felony”. And I don’t know about Wisconsin, but where I live, you’re allowed to use deadly force to prevent the imminent commission of a forcible felony. You don’t even have to be a cop to do it.
Bring back the use of nightsticks?
I assume the move away from them was because they can cause serious brain trauma if you are clubbed in the head, whereas tasers and pepper spray are less likely to cause permanent injury.
However, I think that the law of unintended consequences has shown up, as follows:
1. Tasers seem more complicated to use and therefore less effective at subduing recalcitrant suspects. It’s a lot harder to screw up hitting someone with a club.
2. Psychology: Just a guess, but nightsticks are more obvious to suspects. Are they therefore more intimidating? Will they make a suspect more likely to stop?
Rodney King says "Hi! OW!" so...no. The arc of de-policing moves slowly but surely towards no policing.
We have little idea what she actually went through and/or what their relationship is, at least from this report.
1) Do we know he’s an “ex-boyfriend” ?
from the police complaint quoted in the OP:
He could very well be the ex-bf, but he could also be the current bf. Equally “bf” and “ex-bf” may not even apply as they are commonly understood since this is a whole different system of relationships, sexual rules etc.
In fact it seems that by the time of the Aug 23rd shooting he was “boyfriend” still / again, at least according to how the cops have described it:
“Kenosha Police Department officers were dispatched to a residence in the 2800 block of 40th Street after a female caller reported that her boyfriend was present and was not supposed to be on the premises.”
https://wqow.com/2020/08/28/doj-releases-update-on-jacob-blake-shooting/
2) Note that the woman appears to have also “been mistaken” or lied about her debit card being stolen (i’m guessing lied). What else was she mistaken about or lie about?
I think the guy should’ve complied with the cops and then he wouldn’t have gotten shot. OTOH, unsubstantiated one sided assault accusations and restraining orders against men are a dime a dozen so i’m not going to suddenly start believing them now.
Tangentially related: Kyle Rittenhouse’s attorneys appear to have put out his version of the story, courtesy of Cassandra Fairbanks and Gateway Pundit. Take it all with a grain of salt, of course, but I assume many of these details would have to be supported by evidence eventually.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/08/kyle-rittenhouse-working-lifeguard-kenosha-day-shooting-went-clean-vandalism-school-work/
Anyone who took a few moments to examine the videos would know that it was anything but an attack by a rabid white nationalist. It was a kid, scared for his life.
By the way, why are rioters from out of state not called vigilantes by the media?Replies: @The Wild Geese Howard
The poor reproductive choices of black women is the root of the black community’s problem. The woman says she’s never lived with this man for 8 years, was off and on in that time but bore him 3 kids. He has no job or no fixed address. This is worse than even African polygamy where a husband at least has to demonstrate some ability to take on a wife. Here this isn’t even a consideration.
Things will only get worse as even Republicans now stay away from this topic.
I think the really crucial missing information is what, if any, information did the cop have that would give him reasonable grounds for thinking there was a gun in the car.
If he had that information, it was a justified shooting.
If he did not, and he shot out of anger or an effort merely to prevent escape, I think it's attempted murder.Replies: @Thomas, @fnn, @Nicholas Stix
Tell me O wise one, why did FBI sniper and West Point grad Lon Horiuchi get off scot free after he blew off the head of Vicki Weaver when the only “weapon” she was holding was her infant daughter. What kind of special “information” did he have? And it was Q-Anon hero William Barr who decided he was blameless.
“My vague impression is that a lot of police shootings arise out of this kind of domestic dispute in which passions run high. The man is mad at the mother of his children, she calls the cops, he gets stubborn and outraged, and violently resists the cops, seeing them as siding with his ex-girlfriend.”
Methinks you might be right:
The best answer is in your story: Dozer the K9. He would have torn Blake a new one and prevented him from entering the car. I understand Dozer wasn’t available but K9s should be mandatory in these felony warrant situations. Non-lethal and they ensure compliance.
https://irishsavant.blogspot.com/2012/07/racist-dog-bites-manhood.html
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/08/kyle-rittenhouse-working-lifeguard-kenosha-day-shooting-went-clean-vandalism-school-work/Replies: @Bernard, @Neo Morpheus, @Almost Missouri
This is the key detail that initiated the first shooting. The sequence of events are shown in a video Tweet by a NY Times reporter. A shot was fired from an unknown third party directly behind the fleeing young man. Based on that, it is entirely reasonable for him to assume that the man in pursuit was the shooter and to defend himself with deadly force.
Anyone who took a few moments to examine the videos would know that it was anything but an attack by a rabid white nationalist. It was a kid, scared for his life.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/08/kyle-rittenhouse-working-lifeguard-kenosha-day-shooting-went-clean-vandalism-school-work/Replies: @Bernard, @Neo Morpheus, @Almost Missouri
Balls and nerves of steel on that kid. And he thankfully has great legal representation now.
By the way, why are rioters from out of state not called vigilantes by the media?
His toughness and reflexes are great too. He didn't seem to suffer much from being pepper sprayed. He managed to shift just enough to turn the blow from behind and skateboard hit into glancing blows.
On top of it all, he read Grosskreutz' false surrender precisely correctly and totally neutralized it.
OT:
So long Wakanda, we hardly knew ye:
Chadwick Boseman Dead at 43 From Colon Cancer
https://www.tmz.com/2020/08/28/chadwick-boseman-dead-dies-42-black-panther-colon-cancer/
In general, other countries avoid these sort of problems by not having large black populations.
Everyone will wear a mask! Put on your mask now, you bad men! Mask up!
1. Tasers seem more complicated to use and therefore less effective at subduing recalcitrant suspects. It’s a lot harder to screw up hitting someone with a club.
2. Psychology: Just a guess, but nightsticks are more obvious to suspects. Are they therefore more intimidating? Will they make a suspect more likely to stop?Replies: @anon, @Kronos, @JMcG, @Travis
Bring back the use of nightsticks?
Rodney King says “Hi! OW!” so…no. The arc of de-policing moves slowly but surely towards no policing.
Those people are unfortunately the most likely to be hired these days.Replies: @Anonymousse, @Kronos
Yeah get big tough officers so instead of shooting a suspect you can beat someone with batons until they comply, or apply a chokehold, or nonviolent restraint like a knee on the neck!
That would solve this problem of black outrage at police brutality.
Vicki Weaver said the N-word. Probably she did anyway, you know how those white people are.
If a white person says the n word it’s obviously justifiable homicide from there on out. And basically they all say the n word. But if they don’t… well silence is violence, right? So yeah, it’s all just fine.
160 lbs, jeez. I’ve known lots of black guys and those under 185 were few and far between. Even a woman cop should be able to stiff-arm 160, and any man not named Woody Allen can hoist that off it’s feet. But I guess once Blake slipped away to the driver side the options receded. The mistake was the attempt to be friendly and unthreatening at the outset. I wonder if the officer can be defended on the ground that his own training caused him to ultimately need to use the gun.
I think the really crucial missing information is what, if any, information did the cop have that would give him reasonable grounds for thinking there was a gun in the car.
If he had that information, it was a justified shooting.
If he did not, and he shot out of anger or an effort merely to prevent escape, I think it's attempted murder.Replies: @Thomas, @fnn, @Nicholas Stix
“an effort merely to prevent escape,”
According to Garner v. Tennessee, it is perfectly legal to shoot a criminal dead who is fleeing custody.
Blake had already assaulted the cops, and a policeman is not required to know that the criminal has a gun in his car.
You’re just making stuff up.
“It would be really nice to have a nonlethal way to immobilize unreasonable men.”
They used to. They were known as blackjacks or slapjacks.
1. Tasers seem more complicated to use and therefore less effective at subduing recalcitrant suspects. It’s a lot harder to screw up hitting someone with a club.
2. Psychology: Just a guess, but nightsticks are more obvious to suspects. Are they therefore more intimidating? Will they make a suspect more likely to stop?Replies: @anon, @Kronos, @JMcG, @Travis
It’s a little sci fi, but how about stun batons? You combine the taser with the nightstick.
“It would be really nice to have a nonlethal way to immobilize unreasonable men. The taser was supposed to be it, but is pretty hit or miss. What methods do other countries use?”
Tranquilizer gun. It works on elephants and lions.
Oh wait. From Wiki, “Tranquillizer darts are not generally included in military or police less-than-lethal arsenals because no drug is yet known that would be quickly and reliably effective on humans without the risks of side effects or an overdose.”
I have a co-worker who is a progressive but he has no sympathy for Jacob Blake. In his opinion, Blake’s ex-girlfriend would have been dead if the cops didn’t intervene. He also thinks the riots and even simply rude behavior is throwing tens of thousands of votes in swing states to Trump.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/08/kyle-rittenhouse-working-lifeguard-kenosha-day-shooting-went-clean-vandalism-school-work/Replies: @Bernard, @Neo Morpheus, @Almost Missouri
Interesting, and entirely consistent with the video evidence.
What I would have added/changed from viewing the videos if I were his lawyers is
1) after the first shooting, the “growing mob gesturing towards him” included a man threateningly brandishing a handgun,
2) Kyle didn’t just “fall to the ground” but may have been pushed down by a pursuer (video not clear), and
3) “Kyle had no choice but to fire multiple rounds towards his immediate attackers, striking two, including one armed attacker”—both attackers were armed, one with a handgun (possibly the same guy from before) and one with a skateboard used as a bat.
Those people are unfortunately the most likely to be hired these days.Replies: @Anonymousse, @Kronos
Do fat cops have a higher incidence of using lethal force? One day it might be like “I’ve already did my 10,000 steps on my Fitbit today, I’m too tired to chase this mofo down!”
Even so: even if it were half that bad, it ought to disqualify the porker from being a piggie.
Someone who does not have enough impulse control to keep in shape, should not be trusted with a firearm - let alone a firearm plus the presumption that their weak bitch-ass fear of other humans is a reasonable for the use of lethal force.
Stupidity and obesity are related (see this NZ study which followed 1000 people over 4 decades) - i.e., stupid children are more likely to grow up to be obese (low impulse control), so an obese-tard selected at random should be expected to be stupid.
The 'bottom line' from the NZ study: a 1σ lower measured IQ during childhood led to a 27% increase in the cumulative lifetime hazard for adult obesity, and a 40% increase in the probability of severe obesity... compared to an 'average' kiddie. A kiddie with an IQ of 85 was four times more likely to grow up to be severely obese, than a kiddie with an IQ of 130.
The study did a decent job at dealing with the fucktardedness of BMI as a metric, by including measures of inflammation and other biometric data in the BMI > 30 cohort to help differentiate obese BMI > 30 vs "big unit" BMI > 30. Basically, someone with a BMI over 30 and bad biomarkers (waist, blood lipids and high c-Reactive Protein) is qualitatively worse-off than a person with a BMI over 30 with biomarkers in a normal range.
By the time you get to BMI > 40 though... BMI is enough: it's phenomenally rare for human to carry 40× height-squared at tolerable bodyfat and waist circumference. At my height a person would have to be 140kg - 310lb - while maintaining a sub-40" waist... which is almost impossible, even for the most 'roided-out gymbro.
Point is, the pollution of the 'BMI>40' sample will be negligible compared to the pollution of the "BMI > 30" sample: the latter will include decent numbers of people who are heavy because they're athletic.
1. Tasers seem more complicated to use and therefore less effective at subduing recalcitrant suspects. It’s a lot harder to screw up hitting someone with a club.
2. Psychology: Just a guess, but nightsticks are more obvious to suspects. Are they therefore more intimidating? Will they make a suspect more likely to stop?Replies: @anon, @Kronos, @JMcG, @Travis
Long story, but a cop nightsticked me across the points of my shoulder blades at the 1985 Mummer’s Day Parade. All I did from that point on was hope he didnt do it again. And that was with a leather jacket on.
Isnt’ that usually known as “rape”?
In the defense of St. Jacob, “seeing them” implies that the man is wrong. Generally speaking, the cops do side with the woman in domestic violence situations. So it’s not a matter of misperception.
According to Rand, Wisconsin has double the gun ownership of Maryland, and surpasses that of Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Texas, Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, and Virginia, and equals South Carolina. (Though they’re mainly used for shooting animals in Wisconsin.)
https://www.rand.org/research/gun-policy/gun-ownership.html
Exactly what he did and said is described in detail below that point in the complaint.
So long Wakanda, we hardly knew ye:
Chadwick Boseman Dead at 43 From Colon Cancer
https://www.tmz.com/2020/08/28/chadwick-boseman-dead-dies-42-black-panther-colon-cancer/Replies: @Steve Sailer
That’s sad.
A public health beating.
Are you not entertained?
Things will only get worse as even Republicans now stay away from this topic.Replies: @notsaying
Until somebody starts talking about these self-sabotaging choices, nothing will change for the better for lower income blacks. What kind of choices about women will her own three sons make? Has this woman even now learned anything?
You would be correct as far as I am concerned. Now once this is common knowledge — if it gets to be common knowledge — will people still be sticking up for him? After all he should not have been at the girlfriend’s house using her car. None of this would have happened if he had just stayed away as he was supposed to. But I have no confidence that any of this will matter to his defenders. I don’t think the knife will matter to them either
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LOL! Got any more good ones about the MSM?
Lots of cops have died at the hands of white guys in them too. A study found the most frequent scenario for a cop being killed was when walking up to the door of a domestic dispute location and being unceremoniously shot dead. Bearding him in his den and telling him how to treat his woman is hitting a lot of evolved releasing mechanisms for violence.
This was a case of not establishing control of the loose cannon male from the begining of the situation. Given the history, Blake should have been immediately handcuffed after being identified, obviating any future need to taser or shoot him. Were the cops reluctant to do that in case it got into a Floyd type situation? Every one of these cases modifies how the cops do their job, but opens the door to another route to disaster. Unfortunately, mass entertainment gives a misleading impression of police work, so the public expect self sacrifice rather than people trying to stay out of trouble with superiors (rewarded by being bumped up a rank just before they retire) as well as alive to collect their pension.
You accepted someone else's horse-shit at face value: you didn't check whether what you read was remotely aligned with the facts.
Those facts are readily available - the FBI can build really comprehensive data on the precise circumstance of every pig death, because they're so fucking rare.
Over the last 5 years, 257 piggies have met their end feloniously; just under 10% of those were responding to reports of
• domestic violence (12 dead piggies over 5 years; 2 in 2019) or
• domestic disturbance (13 dead piggies over 5 years; 3 in 2019).
And obviously, not all of these 25 dead piggies were "unceremoniously shot dead as they walked up to the door".
So "dead piggies unceremoniously shot dead walking up to the door of a domestic dispute" was strictly less than 25 - significantly less than 25, and unlikely to have been even half that.
The most frequent single-subcategory scenario for a cop being killed was
#1: Traffic Violation Stop (22 dead piggies)
#2: Suspicious person/circumstance (20 dead piggies)
#3: Wanted person (20 dead piggies)
If we're permitted to aggregate individual subcategories selectively to goose the numbers (summing 12 and 13 to get 25 for 'domestic disturbances'), then Investigative/enforcement wins... because it includes the 3 biggest individual subcategories listed above) claimed 101 dead piggies over the last 5 years.
Second place goes to Crime in Progress, which tallied 40 dead piggies in the last 5 years.
Disorder/disturbance (which includes the apocryphal 25 "unceremoniously shot dead walking up to the door") underperformed significantly, coming in third with a scant 38 dead piggies over the last 5 years.
TL;DR: domestic disturbances need to lift their game if they want to be genuinely the pack leader for piggie-killings.
Source: FBI UCR LEOKI Report 2019, Table 23 (Call for Service or Reason for Victim Officer's Involvement).
How many overall calls to domestic violence or disturbance are there in a given year, do you think?
It's hard to find comprehensive US-wide data, but in the UK (population ~⅕ of the US) there were 938,000 incident records that used the 'domestic violence' recording tag/attribute; in Australia (population ~1/13th of the US) there are roughly 300,000 domestic violence (DV) calls to police nation-wide.
So a half-decent low ballpark might be 2 million DV calls for US piggies per year (so 10 million over 5 years). That generated 12 dead piggies - a lamentable RoI.
Domestic disturbances (which are callouts where there is no assault alleged at the time the call is made to the local piggery) might be rarer than DV callouts, given the Yank tendency to embellish the story... but they're less likely to get out of hand, too. Still, there will have been several million DD callouts, and they generated 13 dead piggies over 5 years.
So... if you're a numerate piggie, your unconditional risk of death when attending a DD/DV callout is extremely low - slightly higher than, but the same order of magnitude as, the annual risk of being struck by lightning.
That's why piggies who are killed feloniously have an average of 10 years' tenure. The risk is vanishingly small, but rare bad things happen.
Some people get struck by lightning: doesn't make them heroes.Replies: @Ron Mexico
Very confusing. LNB of the felony warrant is probably Laquisha Booker. She is now the self described fiancé of Jacob Blake. She also claims that the 3 children in the vehicle were hers and Blakes.
So she called the cops on him a couple of months ago. And she was also presumably involved in the domestic dispute that precipitated the current incident. Although it isn’t clear who exactly called the cops on this one.
Right now she seems solidly in lawyer Crump’s camp and seems to be thinking marriage.
Ex GF/BF or current fiancé or both. Inquiring minds want to know.
So she called the cops on him a couple of months ago. And she was also presumably involved in the domestic dispute that precipitated the current incident. Although it isn't clear who exactly called the cops on this one.
Right now she seems solidly in lawyer Crump's camp and seems to be thinking marriage.
Ex GF/BF or current fiancé or both. Inquiring minds want to know.Replies: @anon, @guest007
In May, Blake was unemployed, without vehicle, and unable or unwilling to share current residence. And even with three kids and in 8 years LNB never lived with the guy. Plus he assaulted her twice yearly. But now she is his fiancé? His financial prospects are now much better. And with his injury, he will have to tone it down, I suppose. But was Laquisha the Karen of this incident? She was the a Karen in May.
https://www.latimes.com/nation/nationnow/la-na-michael-brown-ferguson-settlement-20170623-story.html
Darts used to incapacitate a hippopotamus?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middleweight
If the biotch had a real job, she might have gotten the appropriate HR training.
According to Garner v. Tennessee, it is perfectly legal to shoot a criminal dead who is fleeing custody.
Blake had already assaulted the cops, and a policeman is not required to know that the criminal has a gun in his car.
You're just making stuff up.Replies: @Henry Canaday
Tennessee v. Garner, 471 U.S. 1, is a civil case in which the Supreme Court of the United States held that, under the Fourth Amendment, when a law enforcement officer is pursuing a fleeing suspect, the officer may not use deadly force to prevent escape unless “the officer has probable cause to believe that the suspect poses a significant threat of death or serious physical injury to the officer or others.”
In any case, if you want to get yourself shot by police, there are few things that will work better to make that happen than rummaging around in a car in the course of resisting arrest, for very good reasons.
https://youtu.be/uQ8iIfiAPHA
https://youtu.be/mssNOhv1UMcReplies: @Henry Canaday
I agree, the cop can make the argument that he feared the suspect was going for a gun in the car, based on his behavior and general precaution considerations. But it’s a much tougher defense to make.
Not very familiar with the case, but I believe Horiuchi still had to make the argument that he had some reasonable fear for his or someone else’s innocent life.
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/63/1d/16/631d1662c252a33bff19a8c857fd7482.jpgReplies: @Mike Tre, @Kratoklastes
That’s a condition known as “front butt”.
It’ll be interesting to see what amount the city settles with the family. Mike Brown’s folks got $1.5M. Obviously more than his useless parents have ever seen but a relatively low amount compared to other cases. Cities settle because of feared BLM infiltration in the jury. As far as I’m concerned Kenosha should not settle for anything more than $500k. He doesn’t deserve a dime. He deserves to go to prison. It’s time institutions start sending messages.
https://www.latimes.com/nation/nationnow/la-na-michael-brown-ferguson-settlement-20170623-story.html
…allegedly.
YEAH!
(…or has a mortgage).
What did you do to get night sticked?
1. Tasers seem more complicated to use and therefore less effective at subduing recalcitrant suspects. It’s a lot harder to screw up hitting someone with a club.
2. Psychology: Just a guess, but nightsticks are more obvious to suspects. Are they therefore more intimidating? Will they make a suspect more likely to stop?Replies: @anon, @Kronos, @JMcG, @Travis
they stopped using billy clubs after Rodney King was given $25 million when cops used them to subdue him back in 1991
https://www.rand.org/research/gun-policy/gun-ownership.htmlReplies: @Hibernian
At least some of the states you mentioned have a romping stomping history, but also are a lot more urban than they used to be. The South and West ain’t what they used to be.
So she called the cops on him a couple of months ago. And she was also presumably involved in the domestic dispute that precipitated the current incident. Although it isn't clear who exactly called the cops on this one.
Right now she seems solidly in lawyer Crump's camp and seems to be thinking marriage.
Ex GF/BF or current fiancé or both. Inquiring minds want to know.Replies: @anon, @guest007
When will the media ever learn that if Benjamin Crump is involved in a media circus that everything being said by his clients is probably a lie and will change over time.
By the way, why are rioters from out of state not called vigilantes by the media?Replies: @The Wild Geese Howard
His presence of mind and situational awareness were unbelievable.
His toughness and reflexes are great too. He didn’t seem to suffer much from being pepper sprayed. He managed to shift just enough to turn the blow from behind and skateboard hit into glancing blows.
On top of it all, he read Grosskreutz’ false surrender precisely correctly and totally neutralized it.
No, doesn’t exist. Magical thinking doesn’t solve problems.
About 20 years ago some Chechen terrorists invaded a school in Russia and held hundreds of students and teachers hostage (you can search for the details). Eventually the Spetsnaz attacked after gassing the building with some kind of anesthetic that was supposed to put them out.
It partly worked but ended up killing about half of those who were not otherwise killed by the terrorists. That was unprecedented and many died because the always secretive Russians failed to inform the hospital what they had used in the gas (that may be known now but for a long time it was a state secret.)
So no, this wonder spray sounds good but so far doesn’t exist. Animals hit with tranquilizer darts often die as a result of overdose or secondary affects (not breathing is common).
Here’s a great story about a Dozer from Ireland and a Nigerian migrant:
https://irishsavant.blogspot.com/2012/07/racist-dog-bites-manhood.html
Re: the Blake shooting.
Why didn’t they just dispatch a couple of lesbian social workers?
Isn’t that the New Woke Police action plan?
Blake was obviously a bigger threat than a mother with a baby in her arms.
The real question is who is pushing for this hysteria and consequent violence and strife?
It’s 2020 and Neo Morpheus has never heard of the Jews?
On a side note, I just realized the Brave browser spell-check tells you to capitalize Jews but not Whites.
About 20 years ago some Chechen terrorists invaded a school in Russia and held hundreds of students and teachers hostage (you can search for the details). Eventually the Spetsnaz attacked after gassing the building with some kind of anesthetic that was supposed to put them out.
It partly worked but ended up killing about half of those who were not otherwise killed by the terrorists. That was unprecedented and many died because the always secretive Russians failed to inform the hospital what they had used in the gas (that may be known now but for a long time it was a state secret.)
So no, this wonder spray sounds good but so far doesn't exist. Animals hit with tranquilizer darts often die as a result of overdose or secondary affects (not breathing is common).Replies: @Jim Don Bob
The amount of anesthetic necessary to incapacitate a 200 pound man will kill a 5 year old child or someone with respiratory problems. This, like diving through glass windows, only works in the movies.
These well-intentioned men in their Magic Costumes are simply doing their job, viz., to teach the citizenry that accubeatings are still unpleasant when they’re administered with The People’s Stick.
It's 2020 and Neo Morpheus has never heard of the Jews?
On a side note, I just realized the Brave browser spell-check tells you to capitalize Jews but not Whites.Replies: @Chrisnonymous
Jews are whites. I suspect it also tells you to capitalize Italians, Russians, etc, as well as Christians….
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/63/1d/16/631d1662c252a33bff19a8c857fd7482.jpgReplies: @Mike Tre, @Kratoklastes
I’m anti-5-0, but I suspect that the image is ‘shopped – because of the halo around the gut (distorted pixels).
Even so: even if it were half that bad, it ought to disqualify the porker from being a piggie.
Someone who does not have enough impulse control to keep in shape, should not be trusted with a firearm – let alone a firearm plus the presumption that their weak bitch-ass fear of other humans is a reasonable for the use of lethal force.
Stupidity and obesity are related (see this NZ study which followed 1000 people over 4 decades) – i.e., stupid children are more likely to grow up to be obese (low impulse control), so an obese-tard selected at random should be expected to be stupid.
The ‘bottom line’ from the NZ study: a 1σ lower measured IQ during childhood led to a 27% increase in the cumulative lifetime hazard for adult obesity, and a 40% increase in the probability of severe obesity… compared to an ‘average’ kiddie. A kiddie with an IQ of 85 was four times more likely to grow up to be severely obese, than a kiddie with an IQ of 130.
The study did a decent job at dealing with the fucktardedness of BMI as a metric, by including measures of inflammation and other biometric data in the BMI > 30 cohort to help differentiate obese BMI > 30 vs “big unit” BMI > 30. Basically, someone with a BMI over 30 and bad biomarkers (waist, blood lipids and high c-Reactive Protein) is qualitatively worse-off than a person with a BMI over 30 with biomarkers in a normal range.
By the time you get to BMI > 40 though… BMI is enough: it’s phenomenally rare for human to carry 40× height-squared at tolerable bodyfat and waist circumference. At my height a person would have to be 140kg – 310lb – while maintaining a sub-40″ waist… which is almost impossible, even for the most ‘roided-out gymbro.
Point is, the pollution of the ‘BMI>40’ sample will be negligible compared to the pollution of the “BMI > 30” sample: the latter will include decent numbers of people who are heavy because they’re athletic.
The Wisconsin statute doesn’t use the term rape. Section 940.225 of the Wisconsin Statues created four degrees of sexual assault. The degrees are based upon the amount of force used by the perpetrator and the harm done to the victim. First, second and third degree (what Blake was charged with) sexual assaults are felonies; fourth degree sexual assault is a misdemeanor.
*It requires a "sex act".
Horse-shit. Absolute, bare-faced horse-shit.
You accepted someone else’s horse-shit at face value: you didn’t check whether what you read was remotely aligned with the facts.
Those facts are readily available – the FBI can build really comprehensive data on the precise circumstance of every pig death, because they’re so fucking rare.
Over the last 5 years, 257 piggies have met their end feloniously; just under 10% of those were responding to reports of
• domestic violence (12 dead piggies over 5 years; 2 in 2019) or
• domestic disturbance (13 dead piggies over 5 years; 3 in 2019).
And obviously, not all of these 25 dead piggies were “unceremoniously shot dead as they walked up to the door“.
So “dead piggies unceremoniously shot dead walking up to the door of a domestic dispute” was strictly less than 25 – significantly less than 25, and unlikely to have been even half that.
The most frequent single-subcategory scenario for a cop being killed was
#1: Traffic Violation Stop (22 dead piggies)
#2: Suspicious person/circumstance (20 dead piggies)
#3: Wanted person (20 dead piggies)
If we’re permitted to aggregate individual subcategories selectively to goose the numbers (summing 12 and 13 to get 25 for ‘domestic disturbances’), then Investigative/enforcement wins… because it includes the 3 biggest individual subcategories listed above) claimed 101 dead piggies over the last 5 years.
Second place goes to Crime in Progress, which tallied 40 dead piggies in the last 5 years.
Disorder/disturbance (which includes the apocryphal 25 “unceremoniously shot dead walking up to the door“) underperformed significantly, coming in third with a scant 38 dead piggies over the last 5 years.
TL;DR: domestic disturbances need to lift their game if they want to be genuinely the pack leader for piggie-killings.
Source: FBI UCR LEOKI Report 2019, Table 23 (Call for Service or Reason for Victim Officer’s Involvement).
How many overall calls to domestic violence or disturbance are there in a given year, do you think?
It’s hard to find comprehensive US-wide data, but in the UK (population ~⅕ of the US) there were 938,000 incident records that used the ‘domestic violence’ recording tag/attribute; in Australia (population ~1/13th of the US) there are roughly 300,000 domestic violence (DV) calls to police nation-wide.
So a half-decent low ballpark might be 2 million DV calls for US piggies per year (so 10 million over 5 years). That generated 12 dead piggies – a lamentable RoI.
Domestic disturbances (which are callouts where there is no assault alleged at the time the call is made to the local piggery) might be rarer than DV callouts, given the Yank tendency to embellish the story… but they’re less likely to get out of hand, too. Still, there will have been several million DD callouts, and they generated 13 dead piggies over 5 years.
So… if you’re a numerate piggie, your unconditional risk of death when attending a DD/DV callout is extremely low – slightly higher than, but the same order of magnitude as, the annual risk of being struck by lightning.
That’s why piggies who are killed feloniously have an average of 10 years’ tenure. The risk is vanishingly small, but rare bad things happen.
Some people get struck by lightning: doesn’t make them heroes.
So please tell us all that Blake’s kids (the ones in the SUV that he did not have legal custody of) would have never been in serious danger had the cops just let Blake speed off while evading his felony arrest.
Did you notice on that map that guns have a way of gravitating, or levitating, toward the Canadian border? Moynihan’s Second Law!
Same-sex incest is impossible* in Iowa, and ambiguous in Minnesota, but explicitly against the law in Wisconsin, as the statutes spell out in stomach-turning detail which procedures qualify as sexual intercourse.
*It requires a “sex act”.
Saying the same thing since June. Well trained German Shepherds or those Belgian breeds (name escapes me) would ensure immediate compliance.
You accepted someone else's horse-shit at face value: you didn't check whether what you read was remotely aligned with the facts.
Those facts are readily available - the FBI can build really comprehensive data on the precise circumstance of every pig death, because they're so fucking rare.
Over the last 5 years, 257 piggies have met their end feloniously; just under 10% of those were responding to reports of
• domestic violence (12 dead piggies over 5 years; 2 in 2019) or
• domestic disturbance (13 dead piggies over 5 years; 3 in 2019).
And obviously, not all of these 25 dead piggies were "unceremoniously shot dead as they walked up to the door".
So "dead piggies unceremoniously shot dead walking up to the door of a domestic dispute" was strictly less than 25 - significantly less than 25, and unlikely to have been even half that.
The most frequent single-subcategory scenario for a cop being killed was
#1: Traffic Violation Stop (22 dead piggies)
#2: Suspicious person/circumstance (20 dead piggies)
#3: Wanted person (20 dead piggies)
If we're permitted to aggregate individual subcategories selectively to goose the numbers (summing 12 and 13 to get 25 for 'domestic disturbances'), then Investigative/enforcement wins... because it includes the 3 biggest individual subcategories listed above) claimed 101 dead piggies over the last 5 years.
Second place goes to Crime in Progress, which tallied 40 dead piggies in the last 5 years.
Disorder/disturbance (which includes the apocryphal 25 "unceremoniously shot dead walking up to the door") underperformed significantly, coming in third with a scant 38 dead piggies over the last 5 years.
TL;DR: domestic disturbances need to lift their game if they want to be genuinely the pack leader for piggie-killings.
Source: FBI UCR LEOKI Report 2019, Table 23 (Call for Service or Reason for Victim Officer's Involvement).
How many overall calls to domestic violence or disturbance are there in a given year, do you think?
It's hard to find comprehensive US-wide data, but in the UK (population ~⅕ of the US) there were 938,000 incident records that used the 'domestic violence' recording tag/attribute; in Australia (population ~1/13th of the US) there are roughly 300,000 domestic violence (DV) calls to police nation-wide.
So a half-decent low ballpark might be 2 million DV calls for US piggies per year (so 10 million over 5 years). That generated 12 dead piggies - a lamentable RoI.
Domestic disturbances (which are callouts where there is no assault alleged at the time the call is made to the local piggery) might be rarer than DV callouts, given the Yank tendency to embellish the story... but they're less likely to get out of hand, too. Still, there will have been several million DD callouts, and they generated 13 dead piggies over 5 years.
So... if you're a numerate piggie, your unconditional risk of death when attending a DD/DV callout is extremely low - slightly higher than, but the same order of magnitude as, the annual risk of being struck by lightning.
That's why piggies who are killed feloniously have an average of 10 years' tenure. The risk is vanishingly small, but rare bad things happen.
Some people get struck by lightning: doesn't make them heroes.Replies: @Ron Mexico
“dead piggies” completely unnecessary and defeating of your point.