^^^
The proliferation of idiot level tv shows/movies have given entire generations misconceptions of what they are entitled to have access to, rights, rights to resist (thanks Obama) etc. Too many people are mired in false information.

She should have been arrested for obstruction.
Spend a night or two in lockup lulu, see how that suits your ass.

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Originally posted by egregore:
Only the subject(s) of the warrant get to see the warrant.

And here you generally won’t see it until you are at the detention facility.

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Originally posted by Patriot:
She should have been arrested for obstruction.
Spend a night or two in lockup lulu, see how that suits your ass.

+1. Obstructionists like her need to feel the weight of the federal justice system.

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Originally posted by Black92LX:
And here you generally won’t see it until you are at the detention facility.

? I get that probably 99% of the time, an idiot is arrested for stupidity performed in the presence of a LEO, but that doesn’t sound right.

Typical North County Karens.
Every community west of I-5, all along the PCH is chock-full of these women.... endless coffee shops, nurseries, brick-a-brack shitty home improvement stores, along with Whole Foods and Anthropologie stores is the habitat. It wasn't too long ago when that area;'s voting history was fairly centrists if not leaned Red.

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Originally posted by egregore:
Only the subject(s) of the warrant get to see the warrant.

And the stupid bitch would not be screaming about a warrant if the illegal broke into her house while she was asleep.

I’d be VERY tempted to call her Karen if I had to speak to her; it’s hilarious how angry these Karen’s get when you stick the appropriate label to them

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Originally posted by Aglifter:

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Originally posted by Black92LX:
And here you generally won’t see it until you are at the detention facility.

? I get that probably 99% of the time, an idiot is arrested for stupidity performed in the presence of a LEO, but that doesn’t sound right.

I am talking arrests for folks with outstanding warrants. Not warrantless arrests.
Most of the time our warrants are confirmed over the radio and we print them at the jail.
In some instances I can go get my computer and show it for warrants out of my state. But there is no requirement for such things and many instances would introduce a safety issue so I don’t bother.
Then there are out of state warrants which I would have no way of showing anyone on scene.

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Originally posted by gearhounds:
^^^
The proliferation of idiot level tv shows/movies have given entire generations misconceptions of what they are entitled to have access to, rights, rights to resist (thanks Obama) etc. Too many people are mired in false information.

Another area that the self-righteous are not clear on understanding is bail, how a bond works and the math involved with both, particularly the repercussions involved. All they've been told is bail should be abolished yet, they have no understanding why or it's function.

Nothing says "We're serious about this" like bringing back retired agents and officers for the sole purpose of arresting more illegals, loading them onto more big, beautiful planes, and sending them somewhere else.

How serious?

Serious enough to send carpet-bomb emails to us retired guys offering "dual compensation waivers," age waivers, pretty much everything waivers, on one-year temporary appointments if we'll come back home-- figuratively-- to do the job that prior administrations wouldn't actually let us do.

And oh, boy, are they getting takers.

Yes, Dems... this IS in fact what I voted for.

Giggity!!

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Originally posted by DennisM:
Nothing says "We're serious about this" like bringing back retired agents and officers for the sole purpose of arresting more illegals, loading them onto more big, beautiful planes, and sending them somewhere else.

How serious?

Serious enough to send carpet-bomb emails to us retired guys offering "dual compensation waivers," age waivers, pretty much everything waivers, on one-year temporary appointments if we'll come back home-- figuratively-- to do the job that prior administrations wouldn't actually let us do.

And oh, boy, are they getting takers.

Yes, Dems... this IS in fact what I voted for.

Well I was only a civilian employee for a LE agency, but I’d be happy to come out of retirement and be a driver to free up one more badge to drag them into the paddy wagon.

Let me run over a few protestors and I might even work on a semi-volunteer basis

Add cow-catchers to the fronts of ICE arrest-and-transport vans and buses.

https://www.breitbart.com/poli...tm_campaign=20250814

Florida Opening Second Illegal Immigration Detention Center, ‘Deportation Depot’: ‘Demand’ Is There

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) on Thursday announced the soon-to-be opening of a second illegal immigration detention center in the state called the “Deportation Depot,” explaining that the demand is now here for it.

DeSantis made the announcement during a press conference in Florida’s Baker County. He explained that they were originally considering Camp Blanding for the second immigration detention center, until they stumbled upon an unused portion of the Baker Correctional Institution, which already had so much of the infrastructure they were looking for, saving millions of dollars. Further, he noted that Camp Blanding’s runway did not have the capacity to handle large migrant flights and noted that the Lake City Airport is close to the second facility.

“So I’m here to announce today that we are authorizing and will be soon be opening this new illegal immigration detention processing and deportation facility here in North Florida. We are calling this the Deportation Depot,” DeSantis formally announced.

“It is going to be located here at Baker Correctional Institution, and again, the process — the reason of this is not to just house people indefinitely. We want to process, stage, and then return illegal aliens to their home country. That is the name of the game, and that’s what we do in Florida. We know that this is an important national priority, not only of President Trump, but of the American people,” DeSantis said, reminding reporters that immigration was a top issue in the last presidential election.

Ultimately, DeSantis said they have “reached that point where I’m confident that we need additional capacity beyond what we’re already doing down in South Florida,” noting, again, that there is a “massive part here at Baker correctional that is vacant, that isn’t being used for any state correction activity.”

“This was something that was very appealing from that perspective, because it would require us to do a lot less in standing up than we would at Blanding and far less than we had to do at Alligator Alcatraz,” he explained, adding that because there is so much existing infrastructure at this facility, they are saving money compared to what it would have been to build out Camp Blanding.

Further, the governor said this second location will be able to hold more than 1,300 illegal alien detainees and will provide the same services as Alligator Alcatraz.

“Costs will be reimbursed by our federal partners, and as I mentioned, Lake City airport [is] just right down the road. It’s 15 minutes away. This is something that the Division of Emergency Management worked very quickly on,” he said, explaining that this second facility will be operational “soon.”

“It’s not going to take forever, but we’re also not rushing to do it right this day. They’re doing what they need to do to get it done in all deliberate speed. So I’m proud of them for their work. Florida is making a difference. This is a priority for the people of our state. It’s a priority for the people of this country. And I don’t want to see any more Angel Moms in Florida … because the laws weren’t being enforced,” DeSantis added.

Kevin Guthrie, Executive Director of the Florida Division Emergency Management, also spoke and said the opening of this second facility symbolizes “the successful endeavors of our southern facility and our commitment to detaining illegal immigrants across the state.”

“This facility will act as a North-based site that will support the governor’s mission to keep Florida a law and order state and to ensure that Florida families remain safe,” he said, walking through some logistics, including special housing units, a 12-foot chain-link fence with razor-ribbon wire, and services that — he says — “meet or exceed the federal or state detention standard.”

Those include three meals a day, a 24/7 medical facility and pharmacy, and access to indoor and outdoor rec yards.

“They will have access to legal and clergy support services. They will have laundry again. They will have everything that is required under federal or state law for a detention facility,” Guthrie said. “This facility is a permanent pre-existing structure, meaning that our teams can get in here [and] get it operational quickly, officially, and without delay.”

Outstanding

Baker Correction is across the street from Ocean Pond and the Battlefield of Olustee. One of my relatives died there during the battle. It’s beautiful North Florida scrub area, lots of rattlers in the palmettos.

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Originally posted by RichardC:
Add cow-catchers to the fronts of ICE arrest-and-transport vans and buses.

Maybe the scoop trucks from Soylent Green?

Man fleeing ICE raid at Home Depot in Monrovia hit and killed by vehicle after running onto 210 Fwy

This is, of course, the fault of the evil ICE agents. Even though they weren't chasing him, he just chose to run when he heard they were on the way.

Hate it for the unfortunate soul who hit him.