Watching Noon News from Columbus, Ohio and another suspect has barricaded himself in his home, made me wonder, when you bolt that door, and put a big chair up against the door, do you really feel secure. Twenty or thirty heavily armed officers in your yard, probably one of those armored vehicles with a ram, tear gas guns, shotguns, maybe even a robot, and you feel secure, "I bolted the door, that will take care of them, think I'll have a sandwich." "He is barricaded in his home." ..... they won't show the home on TV, he is probably watching TV and they don't want him to know what is happening outside his house. You just gotta love all that is going on in this world. Why isn't Sharpton in Columbus where he is needed?
I like these video cameras in stores. Just showed a robber, in a local Duke and Duchess service station, casually dressed, ball cap, demanded money, he was recognized as having done some other robberies, and then, a guy breaking the glass in a front door of a muffler shop, casually walking in, taking a flat screened TV off the wall and casually walking out the door. Neither waved at the camera. People are brazen, or, well, maybe on drugs or drunk, or something. No fear of the TV camera at all.
Floods on the East Coast, drought on the West Coast, at least Nevada. What is going on?
Nice story, a car runs a red light. A policeman pulls the car over. A woman is choking. The policeman does the Heimlich maneuver on her. She is OK. She cries and hugs the officer. Nice story.
