Video- Sheriff Dupnik: I Can’t Think of a Single Incident Where Armed Citizens Stopped a Crime

Obviously he’s not bothered to read news stories where that has happened. Wasn’t one of the responders to the shooting carrying a gun?

Who voted for this schmuck?

SnakeDoc

Sheriff Dupnik: I Can’t Think

There, I fixed his quote.

Sheriff Buttlick is a moron

This man is a moron!

How in h#ll did they elect him sheriff?

ARMED CITIZEN

NRA member Robert Cole and his wife, Pam, had just started to doze off one evening when they heard breaking glass and their motion detector alarm as it went off. Then Cole heard someone in the living room. “I woke my wife up and told her we had someone in the house, and she told me to grab the shotgun,” he remembered. Police said he peered out the bedroom door and saw a man in the living room holding a fire extinguisher. “I was worried he was going to hurt me or my wife so I [fired] one round of No. 6 shot,” Cole said. Police arrested the wounded suspect and an alleged accomplice nearby. This wasn’t Cole’s first act of armed citizenry. He was involved in an incident that appeared in this column in December 2004. (North Channel Sentinel, Pasadena, TX, 01/07/10)

A man allegedly burglarized a vending machine and fled from police in his vehicle. The suspect cracked his axle but continued to drive away. He stashed the car near an elementary school, which was placed on lockdown as police scoured the area. “As they were searching the area, they heard a pop,” said Phoenix Police Sgt. Tommy Thompson. The sound they heard was the report of a nearby homeowner’s shotgun. The suspect entered the home and demanded money and car keys. In fear of his life, the homeowner fired his shotgun, killing the suspect. (The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, AZ, 01/27/10)

Police said that shortly after midnight three men broke into a home seeking money and drugs. There were no drugs in the home, but there was a .22-cal. rifle—and an 11-year-old boy trained in its use. The boy leapt to the defense of his mother and sister. One of the intruders shot the boy, slightly injuring him. The boy returned fire, seriously wounding a suspect and causing the men to flee the home. Police found all three intruders nearby. The wounded man was airlifted to a hospital and will be charged after his release. (San Antonio Express-News, San Antonio, TX, 01/20/10)

Early one morning, a Ventura, Calif., man dialed 9-1-1 after spotting two alleged prowlers in his backyard. Unfortunately for the homeowner—but perhaps more unfortunately for the prowlers—the suspects forced open a locked door and entered the home before police arrived. The homeowner, armed with a handgun, fired upon the suspects. They fled the home. Police apprehended one of the suspects in the driveway suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. The other suspect, also believed to be wounded, was still being sought at press time. (Associated Press, 01/26/10)

When a neighbor knocked on Lawrence Sanderson’s door and informed him someone was trying to steal Sanderson’s privately owned fire truck, he phoned police, grabbed his handgun and went to the scene. Meanwhile, police said the intoxicated suspect started the truck, put it in reverse and slammed into the back of the garage, causing an estimated $300 in damage. The truck stalled and the suspect tried to restart it as Sanderson approached. Sanderson ordered the man at gunpoint to get out of the vehicle and lie on the ground. Police arrived and arrested the suspect shortly thereafter. “[Sanderson] holstered his gun as soon as our guys got there,” said Montrose, Colo., Police Cdr. Gene Lillard. (The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel, Grand Junction, CO, 01/26/10)

Michelle Cornelsen was working at her coffee shop when a teenager approached, drew a gun and demanded money. Cornelsen, a 31-year-old firearm enthusiast who’s been hunting since she was a young girl, was confident in her ability to defend herself. When another customer approached, the suspect hid his gun. Cornelsen took advantage of the opening, drawing a 9 mm Kel-Tec. She aimed it at the suspect and said, “You leave now!” He quickly complied. Cornelsen phoned police, and a deputy who’d coincidentally just bought coffee from her made a quick U-turn and arrested the suspect. (Coeur d’Alene Press, Coeur d’Alene, ID, 12/30/09)

Two or three men forced their way inside a home. The intruders were wearing ski masks and gloves, leaving little doubt as to their malicious intent. To protect his wife, cousin and 1-year-old daughter, the homeowner quickly retrieved his handgun and opened fire on the intruders, who returned fire. One intruder died after being shot multiple times. At least one accomplice fled the scene and is still being sought. The homeowner was slightly injured in the assault, but will recover. (Corpus Christi Caller-Times, Corpus Christi, TX, 12/31/09)

http://www.nrapublications.org/AC/index_apr10.asp

There is not many where armed cops have stopped any either.

Video- Sheriff Dopenik: I Can’t Think of a Single Incident Where Armed Illegal Aliens Stopped a Crime

I'll make my contribution to prove the Sherriff wrong ( I hope others follow suit ) :

Here is the source

From a Winnemucca, Nevada police statement:

On Sunday May 25, 2008 at approximately 2:30 a.m. the Winnemucca Police Department was dispatched to the Players Bar and Grill .... There were approximately 300 patrons in and around the bar....
The officers on scene discovered three adult males who had died from obvious gunshot wounds. Two additional gunshot victims were also located[, treated, and released from the hospital]....
The ... investigation lead detectives to believe that [Ernesto Fuentes] Villagomez[, 30,] entered the bar and at some point began firing multiple rounds. At least two of these rounds struck and killed the other two decedents, Jose Torres age, 20 and his brother Margarito Torres, age 19 both of Winnemucca. At some point during this shooting spree Villagomez allegedly stopped and according to witnesses reloaded his high capacity handgun and began shooting again.
It was at this point that ... [a 48-year-old Reno man] produced a concealed handgun and proceeded to fire upon Villagomez who succumbed to his wounds. The Reno resident was in possession of a valid Concealed Carry Permit issued through the Washoe County Sheriffâ€™s Office.... [T]he shooting of Villagomez by the Reno man was [concluded to be] a justifiable homicide ....
The investigation is currently pursuing a lead that indicates that this event may have been the result of a long standing feud between several families....

My hat is off to the anonymous man who likely could have blended into the crowd and escaped, but who put himself at considerable risk to protect the lives of others.

Thanks to InstaPundit for the pointer.

Stuff’s out there-pretty incriminating, but needs verification:

http://thechollajumps.wordpress.com/2011/01/09/jared-loughner-is-a-product-of-sheriff-dupniks-office/

Since when has a Sheriff or a Deputy Sheriff stopped a crime in progress? Maybe a high speed chase in progress but if you are lucky here they get here in 30 minutes. Sometimes they don't even answer a call. Where did Dupnik get his badge, Cracker Jacks?

Effin Statist. I hope he enjoys his 15 minutes of infamy...

Mike

Please, Sheriff, just keep talking. Let it all out. Let it flow, let it flow, let it flow.

The real culprit here may be Sheriff Dupnik’s own incompetence.....READ THIS THREAD:

Jared Loughner is a product of Sheriff Dupnik’s office

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2654389/posts

Video- Sheriff Dupnik: I Can’t Think ~~of a Single Incident Where Armed Citizens Stopped a Crime~~

Corrected for spelling and punctuation.

Incredible stupidity on the part of this lib clown. Armed citizens defend themselves and thwart criminals several hundred thousand times each year. FBI stats are pretty clear on the subject.

Isn’t “Dupnik” Polish for dumb ass?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j73SsNFgBO4

How about himself for not doing his job?

This guy is either a) a dumb ass, b) unwilling to accept the truth, or c) a domestic enemy of the Constitution, and an Oathbreaker. So which is it?