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And you might have added that we need to reduce the numbers of moronic twits in circulation.

The Latin Kings are big-league bad guys. They're a nationwide gang out of Chicago, they're getting into a more Mob-like scene and going low-profile (so says Houston-area law enforcement), at least they were before this huge shootout that killed the deputy. They're perhaps not up to the level of the Hell's Angels or some of the other organized crime groups yet, and the junior members are still doing the usual gang scene (tagging, hanging, "initiations", dress-for-unsuccess fashion statements), but the senior member are beginning to change over to an organized-crime model and to try to "blend in" more.

The scene, as the twit that wrote the screed for the Chronicle does not tell us, was an armed "home invasion" (kick-robbery) by five heavily armed Chicano thugs looking for money and drugs in a house on the northeast side of Houston, where lots of bad things happen.

Bad guys in Houston have been getting bolder and colder ever since Mayoral Twit Race Pimp Lee Brown came down hard on "racial profiling". Notwithstanding that the brothers and the hermanos are doing, what, 80%? of the street crime, Lee Brown decreed interdicts of death and destruction on any cops (he meant, white cops, of course) caught "racially profiling". And he set up an elaborate system of tallying up how many of every last officer's contacts and detainees were of what ethnic flavor, and any officer that had too many contacts with the wrong flavors of people (the ones who vote Demon Rat by 70-90% margins) is going to get hauled in to defend his job. And the chief of police, who is also black, similarly went on the record with interdicts of Totally Terminate Your Sorry Sack against any fat white cop-Bubbas that hassled Our People.

And that's how five Hispanic thugs were emboldened to blow up a sheriff's deputy when he answered a 9-1-1 call from a frightened little girl in that house.

Now the good news: the good guys blew away two of the El Thug-O's on the spot, they chased down and caught two more (one of whom hid under a house for something like twenty hours, waiting for the cops to go away -- they didn't), and one other who did get away was so demoralized by the massive response to cop-killers on the loose, and so impressed by what was likely to happen if the heat caught up to him and surprised him with a gun in his hand, that he got an attorney and went down and turned himself in.