Cops search for girl, 12, missing for several days from South Side
Police are searching for a 12-year-old girl who went missing five days ago from her South Side home in the city’s Jackson Park Highlands neighborhood.
Brianna Marshall was last seen Monday leaving her home on the 6700 block of South Cregier Avenue, police said.
Her family is extremely concerned as this is the first time she has went missing. Brianna frequents the area of 41st Street and King Drive, police said.
Brianna was last seen wearing a black and white skirt, a white short sleeved blouse over a black tank top and black sandals. She was carrying a brown shoulder bag and was wearing her hair in a pinned-up style, police said.
Police described Brianna as a black girl with a medium complexion, dark brown hair and brown eyes. She is 5 feet 1 inches tall and weighs 110 pounds.
Anyone with information on her whereabouts should contact the police at 312-747-8385.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A woman whose dog was shot by police Thursday morning is asking for an apology.
The police officer shot Lindsey Hartnett’s dog, Rectangle, twice in the leg and once in the head while responding to a burglary alarm at her home in the 5700 block of Highland Avenue.
It was a false alarm, and Rectangle is expected to make a full recovery.
Still, his injuries cost Lindsey more than $400. She picked him up Friday afternoon from the FMA Animal Hospital and said she felt lucky that he’s alive.
The shooting happened after Hartnett let Rectangle out while she searched the basement of the home for signs of a burglar. Not long after, she heard gunshots and thought the possible intruder shot her dog.
“I heard four gunshots go off and immediately went into panic mode,” Hartnett said. “I could hear Rectangle screaming and yelping.”
After calling dispatchers, Hartnett learned police already arrived at the home and fired the shots at Rectangle. Hartnett walked around to the front of the home where she saw two responding officers standing as her dog bled on the porch. The officers told her they opened fire because he was not tied up, but Hartnett believes their actions were too harsh.
“I just feel like they could have handled it differently,” Hartnett said. “They could have used tazers. The could have used mace.”
Steve Young, a spokesperson for the police department, said the officer who fired at Rectangle felt threatened after the dog charged towards him and the officer responded accordingly.
But Hartnett said Rectangle had never attacked anyone before, and had always been fine around strangers. She said she felt the police officer owed her an apology.
Captain Steve Young said an apology would be warranted if there was wrong-doing, but the officer was doing his job.
“It is unfortunate, but the officer was within policy,” Young said. “He acted appropriately if he thought he was going to be bit, and he did feel that way.”
This is [], the dog I posted last night. The cops refuse to even fucking apologize for misunderstanding a dog that was being a fucking dog. God forbid a dog bark at a stranger! PLEASE REBLOG!!!!
Reblog this shit like you reblog Ryan Gosling posts
Cops worldwide are all the same I guess. Also, I love he dogs name
Yesterday, this is the only thing the police posted on facebook OR twitter.
The scientists and crime scene technicians at our Crime Lab hosted “Take Your Dog to Work Day” today, June 22, 2012. (The pups stayed outside so as not to interfere with any lab work.) The event also was a fund-raiser for The Puppy Rescue Mission, which pays for soldiers to bring home the dogs they have bonded with in war zones. www.thepuppyrescuemission.org
ISN’T THAT CUTE.
I can’t even
I used to wish I could fly, as a kid, you know as my super power?
These days I just wish I could kick assholes in the face/tender areas.
Let the birds have the sky, we got work to do down here, yet.
LIKING THIS POST WILL NOT SPREAD WORD!!! PLEASE REBLOG!
REBLOGGING THE POST ON A BLOG SITE WILL NOT SPREAD THE WORD! PLEASE ACTUALLY GET OFF THE INTERNET AND GET INVOLVED IN ANIMAL RIGHTS IF YOU ACTUALLY WANNA MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
I apparently can not give you a direct response without reblogging this again, which isn’t really that problematic for me.
Right now, getting visibility out is the only thing I personally am capable of accomplishing. You really think this is all we are going to do?
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A woman whose dog was shot by police Thursday morning is asking for an apology.
The police officer shot Lindsey Hartnett’s dog, Rectangle, twice in the leg and once in the head while responding to a burglary alarm at her home in the 5700 block of Highland Avenue.
It was a false alarm, and Rectangle is expected to make a full recovery.
Still, his injuries cost Lindsey more than $400. She picked him up Friday afternoon from the FMA Animal Hospital and said she felt lucky that he’s alive.
The shooting happened after Hartnett let Rectangle out while she searched the basement of the home for signs of a burglar. Not long after, she heard gunshots and thought the possible intruder shot her dog.
“I heard four gunshots go off and immediately went into panic mode,” Hartnett said. “I could hear Rectangle screaming and yelping.”
After calling dispatchers, Hartnett learned police already arrived at the home and fired the shots at Rectangle. Hartnett walked around to the front of the home where she saw two responding officers standing as her dog bled on the porch. The officers told her they opened fire because he was not tied up, but Hartnett believes their actions were too harsh.
“I just feel like they could have handled it differently,” Hartnett said. “They could have used tazers. The could have used mace.”
Steve Young, a spokesperson for the police department, said the officer who fired at Rectangle felt threatened after the dog charged towards him and the officer responded accordingly.
But Hartnett said Rectangle had never attacked anyone before, and had always been fine around strangers. She said she felt the police officer owed her an apology.
Captain Steve Young said an apology would be warranted if there was wrong-doing, but the officer was doing his job.
“It is unfortunate, but the officer was within policy,” Young said. “He acted appropriately if he thought he was going to be bit, and he did feel that way.”
This is [], the dog I posted last night. The cops refuse to even fucking apologize for misunderstanding a dog that was being a fucking dog. God forbid a dog bark at a stranger! PLEASE REBLOG!!!!
Reblog this shit like you reblog Ryan Gosling posts
Cops worldwide are all the same I guess. Also, I love he dogs name
Yesterday, this is the only thing the police posted on facebook OR twitter.
The scientists and crime scene technicians at our Crime Lab hosted “Take Your Dog to Work Day” today, June 22, 2012. (The pups stayed outside so as not to interfere with any lab work.) The event also was a fund-raiser for The Puppy Rescue Mission, which pays for soldiers to bring home the dogs they have bonded with in war zones. www.thepuppyrescuemission.org
ISN’T THAT CUTE.
I can’t even
I used to wish I could fly, as a kid, you know as my super power?
These days I just wish I could kick assholes in the face/tender areas.
Let the birds have the sky, we got work to do down here, yet.
LIKING THIS POST WILL NOT SPREAD WORD!!! PLEASE REBLOG!
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A woman whose dog was shot by police Thursday morning is asking for an apology.
The police officer shot Lindsey Hartnett’s dog, Rectangle, twice in the leg and once in the head while responding to a burglary alarm at her home in the 5700 block of Highland Avenue.
It was a false alarm, and Rectangle is expected to make a full recovery.
Still, his injuries cost Lindsey more than $400. She picked him up Friday afternoon from the FMA Animal Hospital and said she felt lucky that he’s alive.
The shooting happened after Hartnett let Rectangle out while she searched the basement of the home for signs of a burglar. Not long after, she heard gunshots and thought the possible intruder shot her dog.
“I heard four gunshots go off and immediately went into panic mode,” Hartnett said. “I could hear Rectangle screaming and yelping.”
After calling dispatchers, Hartnett learned police already arrived at the home and fired the shots at Rectangle. Hartnett walked around to the front of the home where she saw two responding officers standing as her dog bled on the porch. The officers told her they opened fire because he was not tied up, but Hartnett believes their actions were too harsh.
“I just feel like they could have handled it differently,” Hartnett said. “They could have used tazers. The could have used mace.”
Steve Young, a spokesperson for the police department, said the officer who fired at Rectangle felt threatened after the dog charged towards him and the officer responded accordingly.
But Hartnett said Rectangle had never attacked anyone before, and had always been fine around strangers. She said she felt the police officer owed her an apology.
Captain Steve Young said an apology would be warranted if there was wrong-doing, but the officer was doing his job.
“It is unfortunate, but the officer was within policy,” Young said. “He acted appropriately if he thought he was going to be bit, and he did feel that way.”
This is [], the dog I posted last night. The cops refuse to even fucking apologize for misunderstanding a dog that was being a fucking dog. God forbid a dog bark at a stranger! PLEASE REBLOG!!!!
Reblog this shit like you reblog Ryan Gosling posts
Cops worldwide are all the same I guess. Also, I love he dogs name
Yesterday, this is the only thing the police posted on facebook OR twitter.
The scientists and crime scene technicians at our Crime Lab hosted “Take Your Dog to Work Day” today, June 22, 2012. (The pups stayed outside so as not to interfere with any lab work.) The event also was a fund-raiser for The Puppy Rescue Mission, which pays for soldiers to bring home the dogs they have bonded with in war zones. www.thepuppyrescuemission.org
Let me translate for you: the NY District Attorney knows about the abuse, and he knows it’s being hushed up; his statement about organized crime makes that clear. Despite this, systematic and widespread sexual abuse in the Hassidic community has been completely ignored by the D.A. for twenty fucking years.
The facts really speak for themselves, so here are a few more choice quotes:
“The district attorney, Charles J. Hynes, alleged that the men were part of an effort to protect a prominent member of the Satmar Hasidic community, Nechemya Weberman, who has been accused of 88 counts of sexual misconduct, including oral sex with a child younger than 13 years old… “In the Williamsburg case, the accuser was in sixth grade when she was referred to Mr. Weberman, an unlicensed therapist, by her Williamsburg religious school…Her parents were told she would be expelled from school unless they paid $150 an hour for him to provide her with therapy…Instead, Mr. Weberman, who is now 53, repeatedly sexually molested her over three years, when she was 12 to 15, and told her that she would be expelled from school if she told anyone… “And this week, Mr. Hynes’s office is suffering an embarrassing reversal in another abuse case involving an Orthodox Jewish accuser. After revelations that Mr. Hynes’s office had failed to share exculpatory evidence with defense attorneys, lawyers said Monday that all charges against four men accused of raping and forcibly prostituting a Chabad Lubavitch woman from Crown Heights for nearly a decade would be dropped…”
The Catholic Church has nothing on these people, and there are two things I find absolutely mind-blowing. First, the sheer systemacity of this abuse. It’s not a large number of isolated incidents, so to speak: it’s an elaborate system in which rapists and abusers are enabled and protected by an entire community in which the extent of the rape and abuse is an open secret. In case you missed that little detail, a 12-year-old girl’s school required her parents to send her to anunlicensed “therapist” who abused her. This is collusion on a pretty extensive scale.
The second thing that constantly amazes me is how little public attention this community’s fucked-up mores have received. These people aren’t on some isolated fundamentalist ranch in Montana; this abuse isn’t happening under the cover of civil war and general unrest in central Africa. This is going on in New York City, in Williamsburg, just a few blocks away from the “boutique” where you bought that organic local artisanal smoked goat cheese last weekend. It’s absolutely mind-blowing to me that this entire community is basically a semi-autonomous territory inside New York City, a territory which has its own laws, its own paramilitary police force, and which the actual cops are absolutely terrified to enter, and nobody seems bothered by this fact. How the fuck does a school, private or public, operate with so little oversight that it can actually knowingly and deliberately provide a child abuser with victims? Isn’t that exactly why there’s a Department of Education?
If you’re a feminist who lives in or near New York and you’ve ever participated in any kind of protest against sexual abuse or violence against women which occurred in some far-away place you’ve never been, maybe it’s time to pay a little more attention to the sexual abuse and violence against women happening right around the corner. Let’s read the end of that last quote again: “Lawyers said Monday that all charges against four men accused of raping and forcibly prostituting a Chabad Lubavitch woman from Crown Heights for nearly a decade would be dropped.”
A decade of rape and forced prostitution, and these scumbags are walking away scot-free. I’ve seen feminists rally over much less horrifying crimes. Why isn’t anybody paying attention to this?
omg the reptilians are coming. illuminati!!!! these are the people that run the world
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A woman whose dog was shot by police Thursday morning is asking for an apology.
The police officer shot Lindsey Hartnett’s dog, Rectangle, twice in the leg and once in the head while responding to a burglary alarm at her home in the 5700 block of Highland Avenue.
It was a false alarm, and Rectangle is expected to make a full recovery.
Still, his injuries cost Lindsey more than $400. She picked him up Friday afternoon from the FMA Animal Hospital and said she felt lucky that he’s alive.
The shooting happened after Hartnett let Rectangle out while she searched the basement of the home for signs of a burglar. Not long after, she heard gunshots and thought the possible intruder shot her dog.
“I heard four gunshots go off and immediately went into panic mode,” Hartnett said. “I could hear Rectangle screaming and yelping.”
After calling dispatchers, Hartnett learned police already arrived at the home and fired the shots at Rectangle. Hartnett walked around to the front of the home where she saw two responding officers standing as her dog bled on the porch. The officers told her they opened fire because he was not tied up, but Hartnett believes their actions were too harsh.
“I just feel like they could have handled it differently,” Hartnett said. “They could have used tazers. The could have used mace.”
Steve Young, a spokesperson for the police department, said the officer who fired at Rectangle felt threatened after the dog charged towards him and the officer responded accordingly.
But Hartnett said Rectangle had never attacked anyone before, and had always been fine around strangers. She said she felt the police officer owed her an apology.
Captain Steve Young said an apology would be warranted if there was wrong-doing, but the officer was doing his job.
“It is unfortunate, but the officer was within policy,” Young said. “He acted appropriately if he thought he was going to be bit, and he did feel that way.”
This is [], the dog I posted last night. The cops refuse to even fucking apologize for misunderstanding a dog that was being a fucking dog. God forbid a dog bark at a stranger! PLEASE REBLOG!!!!
At about seven AM our house alarm went off. The homeowner was called. He called the person watching our house at the time, she reported that there was no break in that she knew of and started to check the doors and windows. The homeowner then called the alarm company and said that it was a false alarm. The cops arrived on the scene almost immediately. The dog was outside and the person at the house was on the other side of the house checking the basement door. Rectangle (our dog) ran toward the policemen on our porch. Possibly barking (noone has seen a police report. One of the officers pulled his gun and fired at him point blank. FOUR TIMES. Luckily, he was only shot twice and will hopefully recover after surgery.
The homeowner talked to the Police Sergeant and he confirmed that they knew it was a false alarm. The officers on the scene left before anyone who lives there arrived. The Sergeant said that this behavior was protocol. My roomate is left with a costly vet bill and no explanation for what happened.
I am unsure what the next step should be for us and hoped Reddit might have some insight? Does this really just happen?
This is my boyfriend’s two year old Staffordshire Shepherd and four rounds were fired at him this morning. Luckily, two of them missed. Of the other two, one bounced off the top of his head and the other went into his shoulder. He had to have surgery and now my boyfriend is footing a bill that he’s not sure how he got into.
It’s weird how MRA think that their argument that ‘men also face social pressures!’ is a valid reason to ‘hate feminists’. No, it isn’t. Feminism is hugely concerned with masculinities. The social pressures that men face are the same ones that end up with wife beating and rapists. We also want to stop men from having to be stoic to be a real man.
I agree. Teaching men that they cant show any emotion but anger in a violent form needs to stop. Teaching them to keep everything inside does not go hand in hand well with that form of expression.
