This booking photo released by the Concord Police... ((AP Photo/Concord Police Department))
Local news reports
A New Hampshire detective combed through hundreds of gun permit applications to find one with a distinctive lowercase "b" that led to an arrest in a 2-year-old racist graffiti case, police said Tuesday.
Concord police said Raymond Stevens, 42, used a permanent black marker to deface the homes of three African refugee families in September 2011. On one home was scrawled, "The subhumans in this house are enjoying a free ride." On another, "Go back to your hell and leave us alone."
Stevens wrote graffiti on a fourth house in the same south Concord neighborhood a year later, according to police. One of the phrases written on that home was, "We cannot coexist with Third World scum."
This guy is another shining example of concealed carry permit holders. They truly are the superior race.
"He called the investigation "a classic case of leaving no rock unturned."
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure who to bust out for this. Either the Chief or the reporter need to go back and take a dedicated figures of speech class.
I thought "no rock unturned" worked pretty well to describe the persistence they displayed in searching various documents for handwriting.
DeleteMikeb, the cliche is no stone unturned.
DeleteIs that what you meant, ss?
DeleteYes it is Mike. I was lamenting the erosion of writing skills by what are supposed to be professionals. I always thought that the term "no stone unturned" was widely known.
DeleteNo, he's a rare case of a lowlife applying for a license. You've been shown the evidence to support the idea that we with licenses are law-abiding, by and large. You reject evidence because it doesn't fit your narrative.
ReplyDeleteNo, you're the one rejecting evidence.
DeleteYou come up with speculation, while my side has repeatedly shown you the evidence from state police agencies and so forth about the rates of crime among carry license holders. But since you don't require any evidence for your beliefs, it's easy for you to claim that you have plenty.
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