IMPD officer house and car targets

[Rocdenindy]

IMPD officer house and car targeted

One arrest after officer's house, car apparently targeted in sho - 13 WTHR Indianapolis
I just saw this on WTHR. What the hell is wrong with people these days? I will always back up our police.

 

[OutdoorDad]

Bizarre story.
Glad they nabbed him.

 

[1911ly]

I don't think people would like the alternative answer to not having a local police department. I guess that want to live in a military state? I really feel bad for today's LEO's. And at the current rate of growth of the anti police movement the job is going to get tougher, not any easier.

 

[BiscuitNaBasket]

Glad the SOB is caught. Had a long criminal record. Why in the hell was he released early? Overcrowding?

 

[Fargo]

Glad the SOB is caught. Had a long criminal record. Why in the hell was he released early? Overcrowding?

The DOC is releasing people on parole like I've never seen before. I recently saw a case where a guy on a 1 or two year DOC sentence was paroled and reoffending around 60 days later.

This just utterly offends me. A Marion co judge finally gives a svf probationer a straight executed sentence and DOC cuts them loose asap.

Serious violent felon on probation for felony handgun and felony battery case, reoffends with B felony handgun and violence conviction and DOC paroles him..

 

[BiscuitNaBasket]

The DOC is releasing people on parole like I've never seen before. I recently saw a case where a guy on a 1 or two year DOC sentence was paroled and reoffending around 60 days later.

This just utterly offends me. A Marion co judge finally gives a svf probationer a straight executed sentence and DOC cuts them loose asap.

Serious violent felon on probation for felony handgun and felony battery case, reoffends with B felony handgun and violence conviction and DOC paroles him..

Exactly what I thought. Nuts!

 

[steve0322]

Don't forget... The cops are bad and he is part of a sweeping movement that will make it safer for everyone. He was totally justified in randomly shooting at an officer's house.

 

[AtTheMurph]

This is an orchestrated anti-police Black uprising, inspired by the BLM/New Black Panthers and funded by Soros. Of course BLM and NBP are fellow travelers with Pres Obama, Van Jones and Bill Ayres, et al.

 

[churchmouse]

The DOC is releasing people on parole like I've never seen before. I recently saw a case where a guy on a 1 or two year DOC sentence was paroled and reoffending around 60 days later.

This just utterly offends me. A Marion co judge finally gives a svf probationer a straight executed sentence and DOC cuts them loose asap.

Serious violent felon on probation for felony handgun and felony battery case, reoffends with B felony handgun and violence conviction and DOC paroles him..

This is why these asshats are not fearful of catching a case.
They might do a short bit but the revolving door sucks.

 

[Expat]

I have heard it is important to release all the convicts that we can and then get them in the ballot box voting for Hillary.

 

[T.Lex]

The DOC has different stressors than the political cycle of the moment, or of the year. I humbly submit that this scumbag being out and about has nothing to do with the presidential election.

 

[varadatt]

He's a good guy, he only had 11 different mugshots on the news.

Insert purple if my sarcasm is too vague.

 

[hoosierdoc]

The DOC is releasing people on parole like I've never seen before...

leave me out of this

 

[Fargo]

The DOC has different stressors than the political cycle of the moment, or of the year. I humbly submit that this scumbag being out and about has nothing to do with the presidential election.

Since IIRC parolees can't vote, I would agree. It really has to do with the criminal code revision, which moved a ton of people from DOC custody, actually raising the DOCs budget demands because math is hard as regards housing them in county. Plus, despite falling numbers, the DOC has no interest in closing a facility.

This all means that even though far fewer felons go to prison, the DOC has even less interest than before in actually keeping the ones that do.

It is truly the WORST of both worlds. I blame idiots at the DOC that couldn't figure out that the per diem to county was way more than the cost of actually imprisoning them and the legislators who failed to do any sort of due diligence.

 

[TheHive]

Its out of control,Our country needs a strong skilled leader and there are none in the wings***sad days ahead

 

[Roland of Gilead]

The DOC has different stressors than the political cycle of the moment, or of the year. I humbly submit that this scumbag being out and about has nothing to do with the presidential election.

I believe this statement to be true even with the lack of linked sources. I also believe it to be true that it is a huge problem that violent felons are not doing the proper time for their crimes. I have no linkable sources either.

 

[Fargo]

I believe this statement to be true even with the lack of linked sources. I also believe it to be true that it is a huge problem that violent felons are not doing the proper time for their crimes. I have no linkable sources either.

Here is a linked source. The DOC acknowledges that it cost them 12 dollars a day to house a felon, but under the new code they pay 35 dollars a day not to have to house them. See page 5.

http://www.in.gov/sba/files/DOC_Transmittal_Letter.pdf

Consequently, they no longer even want to have to house the ones they are supposed to.

 

[churchmouse]

Here is a linked source. The DOC acknowledges that it cost them 12 dollars a day to house a felon, but under the new code they pay 35 dollars a day not to have to house them. See page 5.

http://www.in.gov/sba/files/DOC_Transmittal_Letter.pdf

Consequently, they no longer even want to have to house the ones they are supposed to.

Follow the money...???

 

[Fargo]

Follow the money...???

Absolutely. The DOC's apparent new liberal parole policy appears to be directly related to fiscal incompetence and institutional laziness.

 

[bwframe]

Of course BLM has nothing to do with it. Been there, done that, got the T-shirt.

IMPD: One arrested after officer's house, car targeted in shooti - 13 WTHR Indianapolis

Walters is familiar with Ratney because he arrested him about eight years ago. But during this arrest, Ratney reportedly yelled obscenities wearing a t-shirt reading "F The Police" and "Black Lives Matter."