Steve Claflin

@SteveP598558 @UnitedCops Please show us the statistics on criminals who are caught later

@UnitedCops There is no need for chases. Technology makes it nearly impossible to go undetected. Police protocols are the issue here. Killing people isnt the answer. Cops need accountability. They kill far too often. Crimes shouldnt be a death sentence. Killing is wrong. Period.

Career destroyed "They will be stripped of their freedom with their lives and careers destroyed, for simply doing what they are trained to do — protect the public. At the sentencing, Judge Mitchell claimed his sentencing rationale was that Sgt. Duran could have and should have just let him go and found him another day. When judges Monday-morning-quarterback police officers and instruct them to let suspects go, the public’s safety is seriously compromised. - Vincent J. Vallelong is a 36-year NYPD veteran who currently serves as the president of the NYPD Sergeants Benevolent Association". LINK: nypost.com/2026/04/09/opi…

@CalltoActivism "No gold-plated photo op" as you show the gold-plated photo op

🚨THIS IS EPIC: Mayor Zohran Mamdani joined street crews on their 11pm to 1am shift and helped lay asphalt. No gold-plated photo op. Just a mayor showing up, putting in work, and respecting the people who keep the city running. This is what real leadership looks like.

@mavsmarie You counted a group pardon by Trump as 1600 people, but only counted individual pardons for Biden, leaving out his group pardon of over 6500 individuals.

Joe Biden pardoned 80 people in his time as President. Trump in his first term pardoned 144 people. Trump in his second term over 1600. 166 of them are separate from the Jan 6th pardons. Take away the Jan 6th pardons, Trump still doubled Bidens pardons. Miss me with this BS

@Aku_700 She kept telling him to "pound me big". He obliged.

Black woman rear-ends White dad and his 14-year-old son in hit-and-run, then pulls a gun on them both! Dad fights back, disarms her, and knocks the violent thug out cold with one hip toss. Accidental shot fires but justice is served on the spot!

@greggnunziata Neither the word "people" nor any synonym appears anywhere in that quote. Importing third world people doesn't cause any problem. Importing third world philosophies does.

This is, let's not be delicate, anti American gutter racism.

@20th_Centurygal The Mamas and the Papas

Name a band whose name is 4 words long or longer...🎶🎸 Let's see how many we can come up with.

@MassDailyNews Of course. It's not like they committed true violence like misgendering someone.

Massachusetts DAs can no longer hold armed robbers before trial — the state's highest court ruled it's not violent enough massdailynews.com/2026/04/10/mas…

@KMGGaryde This incident shows the lie inherent in the "just shoot them in the leg" clamor that you hear every time there's a police shooting. Even non-lethal force can sometimes end up being fatal.

“A tear rolls down the cheek of NYPD Sgt. Erik Duran, 38, who was sentenced yesterday for the death of Eric Duprey as he tried to flee from a 2023 drug raid. Duran threw a picnic cooler at Duprey, which knocked him off a scooter, killing him. Lefty Judge Guy Mitchell claimed Duran could have just let him go and arrested him later, and justified the jail time by saying he was sending a "general deterrent" message to police.” "It's a huge miscarriage of justice” former NYPD boss Ray Kelly told The Post.”

@chutneylife In the 1960's, airlines handed out little 4-packs of cigarettes to passengers

Smoking has never been allowed on the planes yet every plane has a no smoking sign on every row. Seems like a waste of money.

@sourpatchpandaa @FootballCravee Damn, someone beat me to it! But, in general, maybe the teams that we excludes are places he wouldn't want to be

@FootballCravee Good news for Mendoza. He doesn’t have to worry about the jets taking him. That’s a gift!

Aaron Glenn offered his thoughts on Fernando Mendozas leaked comments about George Floyd: “I think it’s disgusting. I think it would be a disservice to the league to take a player like that #1 overall in this draft.”

@ApplyinLogic @CCamosy That stat is largely because the left has far greater internal correlation than the right I contest the claim the low agreement number is extreme, because those disagreements go in different directions. While the leftist 3 all tend to disagree with the others along the same axis

@CCamosy What's super interesting about these data is that they clearly show Thomas and Alito are more extreme than Sotomayor, Kagan and Jackson. Jackson is most extreme on the left side with average 77.0% of other judges agreeing with her position Thomas is more extreme. Only 73.4%

even the justices who are most disagreeable (Kagan and Alito) find themselves agreeing a whopping 61 percent of the time

@GunnelsWarren AI summary, which I have no reason to not believe, says "Total U.S. household wealth reached approximately $168.76 trillion by the end of 2025, according to Federal Reserve data" That means that Elon owns 0.5% of the pie. Nothing to shrug at, but far from 53%

Elon Musk, the richest man alive worth $800 billion, owns 53% of the pie. The top 1% own 93% of the pie. Since 1975, $79 trillion in wealth has been redistributed from the bottom 90% to the top 1%. Bake 10 more pies and the 1% will steal 9 of them. 4 words: Tax the damn rich.

@jeffsheehan @KathleenWinche3 Same here, more or less. But now when I go back home to visit and turn on the news, all the newscasters sound funny.

@KathleenWinche3 I still talk like that even though I moved out of Boston decades ago.

If you’re from Boston you get this! He cracks me up 😂 New England vocabulary lessons! 💥

@FoxNews He might be late to the party, but apparently he's the only one who brought refreshments

BREAKING: "While health care fraud might be President Trump's shiny new political talking point, California DOJ has been going after health care fraud since 1979. For decades." "Trump is late to the party." - Rob Bonta, California Attorney General

@ilan_wurman One thing I do not understand about the whole debate: at the time of its adoption, "everyone knew" that native americans were not included. But wouldn't they have a greater claim of "jurisdiction" than someone whose native country was not fully enclosed by the united states?

🚨🚨🚨Columbia law professor Philip Hamburger just dropped an essay arguing that Trump is right about birthright citizenship. That now makes at least seven prominent law professors arguing to varying degrees that Trump’s EO is constitutional. Read about this development here: open.substack.com/pub/rationally…

@AbolitionEsq We all know exactly how it works. Everyone pretends he'll be in an institution the rest of his life or eventually deemed fit for trial, but in reality, once the furor has died down & everyone's forgotten, he'll be released into society, which we'll only learn after his next kill.

Again, the right wing outrage machine depends on enough people having absolutely no fucking clue how anything works.

@Random_TestUser @brutalcams Yeah, THAT'S the crazy thing 🤔

@brutalcams Crazy thing is, they’re probably going to have to toss that mattress from damages

Cameraman had one job and he nailed it 👏

@MassDailyNews So, basically one bullet per every 16 crimes

An Instagram post from the attorneys representing the family of Stephenson King is going viral. King, a career criminal with 47 prior charges in Boston alone, was out on bail on four separate felonies when he was shot by police during an alleged violent carjacking. His attorneys say they are seeking justice for the family.

@KathleenWinche3 I remember Revere being described as "where the guys look like they're always facing into the wind"

Sounds about right!!

@CurtisHouck If nothing else, everyone should be able to agree that the question that reporter asked was about the most loaded question anyone could ever ask. What she believed to be the answer was embodied in the question itself.

WATCH: Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche absolute nukes CNN's Paula Reid I am so here for it.