Wednesday, December 30, 2015

California law allowing seizure of guns without notice begins Jan. 1

On January 1, 2016 family members with a means of having an emergency “gun violence restraining order” imposed against a loved one if they can convince a judge that this person’s possession of a firearm “poses an immediate and present danger of causing personal injury to himself, herself or another by having in his or her custody or control.

Thursday, December 3, 2015

Uber anti gun or no

Earlier this a Chicago Uber driver with a valid concealed carry permit shot and wounded a wouldbe gunman who open fire on a crowd of people. After that Uber made this their policy.

UBER FIREARMS PROHIBITION POLICY

We seek to ensure that everyone using the Uber digital platform—both driver-partners and riders—feels safe and comfortable using the service. During a ride arranged through the Uber platform, Uber and its affiliates therefore prohibit possessing firearms of any kind in a vehicle. Any rider or driver found to have violated this prohibition may lose access to the Uber platform.

Which if you copy and past this link you will see.

https://www.uber.com/legal/firearms-prohibition-policy

We spoke to many Uber drivers some are for and some are against.

We ask you the uber patron or partner would you feel safe if you knew your driver was carrying or if your passenger was carrying.

Utah Supreme Court ruling on carrying while working

Salt lake city -Utah Supreme Court issued a strong endorsement of self-defense as public policy in a claim arising out of private action. In Ray v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., the court held that an employee’s right of self-defense trumps an employer’s right to fire an employee, including an employee who can usually be terminated without specific cause (an “at-will” employee.)

The case stems from an incident in January 2011, when six workers were fired after they fought with a shoplifter who pulled a gun on them inside the Layton Wal-Mart. The company had claimed the employees violated Wal-Mart’s policy of disengaging, withdrawing and alerting authorities.

The case involved two incidents where a total of four Wal-Mart employees were fired after using force – in self-defense – against armed shoplifters.  In the first case, three employees at the Layton, Utah, store confronted a customer who hid a laptop computer in his pants. After employees escorted him to the store’s security office, the shoplifter drew a gun and grabbed one of the employees, pressing the gun to his back.  The other employees grabbed the man, seized his gun, and held him for the police.

In the second event, two employees at a West Valley City, Utah, store grabbed a shoplifter after she tried to run away.  She pulled a pocketknife and threatened to stab the employees unless they released her. Afraid of what would happen if they let go, they kept hold while a customer helped grab the knife.

Utah law reflects a policy favoring the right of self-defense, and that policy is of sufficient magnitude to qualify as a substantial public policy exception to the at-will employment doctrine, but only under the narrow circumstances where an employee cannot withdraw and faces.
Therefore it is this courts finding that Wal-Mart's policy violated the 2nd ammendment and that their employees have the right to carry a concealed firearm while they are at work.

Saturday, November 28, 2015

Chicago Protest destroy Trump

Early yesterday protesters entered Trump International and destroyed the lobby and Christmas decorations chanting Fuck Trump. We reached out to Mr. Trump to get his thought but instead we spoke with Ivanka Trump who informed us that after the protest is over the security feed will be pulled and saved a insurance adjuster will be out and then will meet with Mr. Trump his team of lawyers and then bring everything to the police department for criminal charges.

Trump will be seeking restitution as to the damages as well as court cost and lawyer fee. said Ivanka.

Friday, November 27, 2015

Good eating from the burbs to the city

I was visiting the Pilsen neighborhood while conducting my black Friday shopping. I got hungry and ventured in.
I ordered the sweet and sour chicken with ship fried rice and 2 egg rolls and 2 cans of coke. When it came up I had an extra egg roll. I informed them and I got was oh that's ok that for your long wait.

The food was good and what I ordered came to 20.00 bucks.
1 01. Egg Roll (2) : 1 2.50
2 Can of Soda : 2 2.00
Choice of Soda Can:
Coke
3 F. Sweet & Sour Chicken : 1 8.95
Sub Rice:
Jumbo Shrim Fried Rice ($2.00)
SubTotal 13.45
Tax 1.45
Tip CASH
Total 18.90

Which was good I give it 4 Seartowers.
The address and phone number is on the picture

Saturday, November 21, 2015

Operation 99 who

A little boy started going out in a military style uniform shaking hands with U.S. soldiers and going to cemeteries to lay flags and to set up a table for the missing soldier. Either way we thought we would honor him with a blog about the wonderful things he has done and continues to do. He hasn't posted anything in a while according to his face book page. However we support him and his operation. So we are giving him former blogger Detective Longcock award and the highest medal given out by us. See his info to help support his mission. His information is pictured below.

Thank you to all of our veterans.
God bless.

Friday, November 20, 2015

Chicago Police sent to Southworst Airlines for two men carrying a box and speaking Aribic

2 guys from Philadelphia that own a pizza parlor were not allowed on the aircraft because they were speaking Aribic and fellow passengers were concerned for what was in the box. Hours later they were allowed back on the plane after a strip search, cavity search and 4 pizza later they bored the plane for the city of brotherly love.