NH: Civilian dies, trooper shot, Ridley full of questions

[angrynhpatriot]

PROBABLY shot by another cop

[megglytc]

Okay so he was a felon with a gun. Our amendment rights allow use to carry fire arms. If a felon should not carry a gun, a probation officer should not be able to beat his wife and still hold a job enforcing rules on others. This was a great man, all close to him know this. Just because one fucking cop gets shot because he thinks he is fucking Rambo, doesn't make Tony a bad person. Like it or not a badge doesn't make you a fucking hero when you live in Charlestown, population 600 people.

[chris532008]

excellent report, if only you could train the main stream media how to do a proper analysis as you have concluded

[wundery]

Fuck the POLICE.

[wundery]

i will smoke that spliff.

[wolvee123]

Are you going to request the transcripts by using the FOIA to give us an update?

[JoeStagner]

The purpose of the warrant was irrelevant. A FELON illegally in possesion of a FIREARM is a CRIME - it's the law stupid.

SHOOTING AT POLICE is a CRIME !

The Officer was compleatly justified in defendiong himself.

Police do not MAKE THE LAW - they ENFORCE the law.

You don't like the law, run for office, don't blame police !

[nosferotica1]

@JoeStagner

If the purpose is irrelevant, why have one at all?

[rrhynes]

@JoeStagner When and if they actually KNOW the law. Which is often times in question.

[vannoah]

Free the Weed!!!!!!!!!

[SpedKennedys]

weed the free! that's what the demock-tators are working toward. The black president is gonna get revenge and redistribute the burden of slavery so all can share the pain.

[bpd101]

This guys so lame i COULDN'T EVEN WATCH THE REST OF THIS VIDEO

[abidalihyder]

The purpose was...none of your business. Or mine. Get a life dude. Again...However, I do once again appreciate how passionate you are about your rights.

[nosferotica1]

@abidalihyder

So when it happens to you, it's none of our business?

[discolim0nade]

i'v lost faith in justice

[patfarrell93]

this man was my uncle and it was my house it happened at and it happened out side and it was a very complicated matter that would take a long time to type

[KARStarla]

I asked my husband if we could move to NH but he wont and he does (really) believe things are "that" bad to do so. It wouldnt do NH a favor by relocating that mentality to NH anyway even though I think its simply woderful how many folks are pulling together there I admire everything you guys are doing. I feel so left out of an important time in our nations history. I'm also proud of our millitary men standing upright and questioning orders, and also our police that do the same, the list goes on

[navtel]

the cops are human but some are power hungry criminals... check out ' The Killing of Fouad Kaady ' these cops should be in jail.

[flowerpt]

You ask some good questions. I have an extra tripod if you'd like it (in Lebanon).

[diggingforgold]

I'm very pro gun. But I completely disagree with you.

Felonies: aggravated assault, battery, arson, burglary, illegal drug abuse, illegal drug sales, embezzlement, grand theft, treason, espionage, racketeering, robbery, murder, rape, kidnapping, fraud.

All felonies are SERIOUS crimes (1+ year imprisonment). They don't have to be violent crimes. Grand theft is a relatively peaceful felony. But grand thieves shouldn't have guns for very obvious reasons. Same with drug dealers, arsonists, etc...

[mackler]

Oh yeah, drug dealing is very dangerous.

Look at Walgreens.

[r3driddl3r]

Me as an old resident of charlestown at my age of 14. i understand that these children were endangered by a derrange old man.

these "children" were in line of fire. if there was children

the man who was killed is not a bad man. i knew him, they just need to calm down with the situtation

[Beaker03101]

So, now you're defending would-be cop killers, eh Riddles?

I'm sure the voters in Ward 4 will be happy to hear that.

[jhyeti]

Did you watch the video? Or are you just prone to asinine statements?

[LibertyAgain]

The US has more people in prisons and jails than any other country. Victimless crimes are like the bargain basement arrests for cops. Marijuana users vs Drunks = i'd prefer a highway full of potheads than a highway w/ one drunk. Yet alcohol remains legal and weed remains a criminal. Brilliant.

[RWT683]

Weed is an INTOXICATING SUBSTANCE...like alcohol. They are both depressants. A driver on weed is under the influence of an intoxicating drug. Maybe if you weren't a pothead you would have known that.

[rataMacue22]

Maybe if you weren't an ignorant fuck you'd comprehend the point being made. Let me spell it out for you with facts:

2006 Alcohol-related fatalities = 15,829

All time marijuana-related deaths = 1

Research it for yourself and do the math.

[RWT683]

Yeah that might have something to do with the fact that you can't just legally pick up weed at the local store. Plus you can drink without necessarily fucking your brain like a dumbass.

In any case no, the point was you're saying you'd RATHER have a road full of potheads when there's no damn difference.

[lnd3005]

Marijuana is a stimulant, not a depressant.

Also, one can make a pretty good case that marijuana does less damage to a person's brain than alcohol. I don't think a peer reviewed study has ever shown that marijuana use has long term ill effects on the brain, whereas the same definitely cannot be said for alcohol.

[cowcidile]

Hey your not counting all the people that were killed by the police on a marijuana related call.

[rataMacue22]

There's always another way. Police HUNT for criminals now. They GO OUT OF THEIR WAY to find charges on people - even when there is no complaint or reasonable cause. Welcome to the growing police state.

[lnd3005]

There's nothing wrong w/ police hunting for criminals. As long as these are real criminals: murderers, rapists, thieves, and con artists.

Marijuana users& dealers, and unlicensed firearms owners are NOT criminals in any meaningful sense.

Busting somebody for smoking dope is like busting somebody for eating potatoes. It's ridiculous and unjust.

[BroomeBlocker4]

@lnd3005 I would definitely say unlicensed firearm owners are criminals. What are you going to use an unlicensed firearm for? To shoot someone and get away with it, plain and simple. Now this guy had already broken the law, then he shot at police, but I guess you would think he is an upstanding citizen

[lnd3005]

@BroomeBlocker4

"What are you going to use an unlicensed firearm for? To shoot someone and get away with it, plain and simple."

If someone considers committing a crime, does that make him or her a criminal?

[BroomeBlocker4]

@lnd3005 Well carrying unlicensed firearms is against the law. So he HAS committed a crime, by your logic, someone carrying Heroine on them isn't a criminal, cos he hasn't actually used it or sold it.

[lnd3005]

@BroomeBlocker4

If tomorrow the legislature, wherever you live, passed a law against selling potatoes, would you consider those who sold potatoes criminals?

[BroomeBlocker4]

@lnd3005 Obviously they would be criminals. Whether I agree with the law or not doesn't really make a difference, the law is there. Deliberately breaking a law because you disagree with it is just stupid. Then you get upset at the police and the judges for enforcing those laws. You never see any protesters protesting at the time they made/make the laws?

[lnd3005]

@BroomeBlocker4

"Whether I agree with the law or not doesn't really make a difference, the law is there."

In the past, have people often told you that your opinion was unimportant? Or that they didn't want to hear what you had to say?

[nosferotica1]

@BroomeBlocker4

"The second amendment is my gun permit."

And why should having heroin make someone a criminal?

[BroomeBlocker4]

@nosferotica1 Your asking why heroine should be illegal, mainly because people steal from their own families for a hit, it is highly addictive, drug dealers, generally give someone a few hits for free or spike people's drinks with it, get them hooked, then charge exorbitant amounts for it. Which leads people to stealing, prostitution, murder, anything to get money for their next hit.

[nosferotica1]

@BroomeBlocker4

So did all this stuff happen because they could buy it at walgreens, or are you utterly blind to the fact that every reason you listed is a side effect of prohibition (aside from it's highly addictive nature).

I suppose an intelligent person like you understands that morphine, methadone, and oxycontin are all prescription heroin?

[BroomeBlocker4]

@nosferotica1 Yeah, all the same stuff would happen. It doesn't matter if they can buy it over the counter or from a dealer, they still have to buy it, will still get hooked and still do whatever it takes to get that next hit. I take it you have never seen heroine addicts before.

[nosferotica1]

@BroomeBlocker4

ex addict. I suppose I still don't know what I'm talking about.

[ThePodpie]

@BroomeBlocker4 moron

[BroomeBlocker4]

@lnd3005 "If someone considers committing a crime, does that make him or her a criminal? " If someone actually starts preparing to commit the crime, ie getting hold of an unlicensed firearm, then yes I say it would. By your logic, if someone pulled a gun on you and put it to your head, then I grabbed him before he could pull the trigger and got the gun off him, then the only person who is guilty is me for grabbing the guy, if that scenario actually happened I bet you would see it differently

[lnd3005]

@BroomeBlocker4

Do you think threatening someone with a gun, and offering to sell someone heroin, are the same?

[jedidraco89]

@rataMacue22 i know this is two years old but i want to ask you this,this is by no means any kind of trash talking by the way. but you dont think that the possibity of dealing drugs is reasonable cause

[700eyesonly007]

irresponsibility, recklessness, Blackwater training police officers?

I guess the people that were present but not the target had they been harmed or killed would have been just casulties of war, oh wait there is no war on American soil right now...or is there?

Protect and serve? here yesterday...gone today.

Property rights? again- here yesterday...gone today.

Thanks Dave.

[KingCast65]

You also might want to ask why they have not searched Gregory W. Floyd's compound for missing weapons though, considering he's got a record with the police well beyond that of Mr. Jarvis.

The reason why they won't?

Because he shot and killed a cop killer.

For more on this visit notkellyayotte blogspot.

[leftybean]

well said. looking forward to the follow-up on this story.

[AnarchyInYourHead]

Excellent points, Dave. These are bold but true statements that people need to hear. I expect this video to get an unusually high number of views. Hopefully it will get you some new subscribers.

[ne0nsurf]

yeah don't fight back. let them kill you.

[txballoonman]

Another question I'd ask: Why not wait for the leave the house and arrest them as they were running errands?

[kswiatlo]

It is difficult for the police not to enforce a law... they have no authority to distinguish it it is victim-less or not. The key a the lawmakers.

[ne0nsurf]

what?

[Libertarian333]

"I was just following orders" was thrown out as a valid defense by the Nuremberg Tribunals.

[OnGuard4Liberty]

You speak for so many, Dave.

[TackleTheWorld]

Dave's angry, and he added personal philosophy. That doesn't happen very often. I like it! More stories like this Dave!

[matrixm777]

Thanks for the report, Dave.

[kmassabe]

good questions.

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