But what I wanna know is was he one of ours, or was he imported?
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Looks like one of the natives... I didn't see anything in the article saying he was a deranged "street person" though.
So just feral human then. Got it.
Trying to keep the economic viability of downtown alive is hard to do unless they lie uncontrollably.
Streets on fire and masked men with baseball bats: Police report mass violence when they tried to break up spinning events in Indianapolis
Streets on fire and masked men with baseball bats: Police report mass violence when they tried to break up spinning events in Indianapolis
Police say they were met with violent crowds when they tried to break up five different street takeovers in 48 hours in Indianapolis.
www.wthr.com
Time to start shooting these people. If they're attacking the police, smashing their windows with bats, I think they'd (the police) be well within their rights to light 'em up.
"Arrests" and investigation
IMPD says there were at least seven arrests and expects to announce more in the coming days. WTF good is that? They'll be back out before breakfast. Indiana State Police are also supporting IMPD with investigations and response. ISP has worked with IMPD on this problem for several years.
Since March 2023, state police have recovered more than 100 stolen vehicles and made more than 40 arrests in relation to these street takeover incidents.
“Indiana State Police will continue to support this effort and community. I spoke with Superintendent Doug Carter and his command staff and we have offered all our available resources to continue to be engaged,” said ISP Sgt. John Perrine.
In the coming weeks, IMPD also plans to introduce a local ordinance that would give the department more teeth when it comes to holding these suspects accountable.
Last year, the department also advocated at the Statehouse for Senate Bill 240, but it did not pass. The bill would have increased the penalties for those caught “spinning” or participating in a “street takeover” or fleeing from officers.
IMPD plans to return to the legislature this year and advocate again for harsher penalties.
Police are also looking for tools to allow them to seize and forfeit vehicles.
I really need to get started on that short-range EMP device...
Classic
"We all agreed we are not backing down from IMPD this weekend and next weekend and the weekend after that. We just go location to location. They keep showing up we will keep retaliating," said the masked spinner. "IMPD shouldn't be outside if we are. If they stop showing up, we are not causing no harm. Yes, we started fires, but nothing else caught on fire. We started fire circles. If IMPD wants to keep showing up, we will keep retaliating. They might as well give us a legal pit," he said.
"We all agreed we are not backing down from IMPD this weekend and next weekend and the weekend after that. We just go location to location. They keep showing up we will keep retaliating," said the masked spinner. "IMPD shouldn't be outside if we are. If they stop showing up, we are not causing no harm. Yes, we started fires, but nothing else caught on fire. We started fire circles. If IMPD wants to keep showing up, we will keep retaliating. They might as well give us a legal pit," he said.
I say hose 'em all down real good with gasoline that red dye the banks use
40 arrests in 18 months, when there are hundreds of people at every event.
"Arrests"
IMPD says there were at least seven arrests and expects to announce more in the coming days. WTF good is that? They'll be back out before breakfast.
Indiana State Police are also supporting IMPD with investigations and response. ISP has worked with IMPD on this problem for several years.
Since March 2023, state police have recovered more than 100 stolen vehicles and made more than 40 arrests in relation to these street takeover incidents.
“Indiana State Police will continue to support this effort and community. I spoke with Superintendent Doug Carter and his command staff and we have offered all our available resources to continue to be engaged,” said ISP Sgt. John Perrine.
In the coming weeks, IMPD also plans to introduce a local ordinance that would give the department more teeth when it comes to holding these suspects accountable.
Last year, the department also advocated at the Statehouse for Senate Bill 240, but it did not pass. The bill would have increased the penalties for those caught “spinning” or participating in a “street takeover” or fleeing from officers.
IMPD plans to return to the legislature this year and advocate again for harsher penalties.
Police are also looking for tools to allow them to seize and forfeit vehicles.
