Top O’ the Briefing Happy Thursday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Fylgraenth didn’t think through how much time he’d have to spend convincing people that his gentlemen goat herding and artisanal jerky had nothing to do with each other. When people like me wax nostalgic about olden times in […]
The Biden Administration can’t be any clearer about whose side they are on, and it’s not yours. In a move only mildly surprising in an election year in which crime is one of the major issues, Biden’s Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is suing the convenience store Sheetz (should be named Sheez! after this) for using […]
Murrieta is a city in Southern California with just over 100,000 residents. Even though it isn’t a huge city, the Neighborhood Scout, a website that tracks local statistics for potential homebuyers or renters, reported this about the municipality on its website: The crime rate in Murrieta is considerably higher […]
Police officers patrolling trains and National Guard soldiers inspecting bags are part of what analysts call a wave of crime-fighting “theater” on transit systems that critics predict will do little to stop criminals from preying on passengers. A spate of deadly shootings on buses, stabbings outside subway stations and erratic vagrants shoving people onto busy […]
Baltimore, Maryland is a city with a higher per capita murder rate than Kabul and plenty of voters and elected officials have been sounding the alarm over this recently. Juvenile crime rates over the past couple of years have been increasingly worrisome, with armed auto thefts and carjackings increasing in number. Responding to the outcry, […]
Climate cultists invaded the National Archives on Wednesday and proceeded to dump red powder on the display case holding the U.S. Constitution. Why? That part is kinda hazy. They mentioned white men having all the power and representative government that we don’t have fossil fuels, and… well, every single grievance that a couple of […]
When convicted felons are allowed to change their name for “gender-affirming care,” you know the justice system is broken — if you didn’t know it already. That’s what may be happening in Colorado. HB 1071 is a bill being considered by the Colorado State House Judiciary Committee. If passed into law, it will be easier […]
A Republican prosecutor made a bold statement about property crime this week when she said people who burglarize businesses should expect to be shot. The comment from Hamilton County Prosecutor Melissa Powers was related to a case in which a man is accused of shooting and killing a burglar as he attempted to flee the […]
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