The Santa Clara sheriff was told that it'd take two years and up to $20 million to install more security cameras at the county pokey, and said "screw that!" So she whipped out her Costco card and bought a bunch of them herself. She's having the maintenance guy do the installing. Sometimes the bureaucracy just gets to be a bit much.
Hiding In Plain Sight
A Midwest company is producing a gun that looks like a smartphone with a really killer app:
The Minnesota-based company Ideal Conceal says it will sell the new weapon from mid-2016.
"Ingeniously designed to resemble a smartphone, yet with one click of the safety it opens and is ready to fire," the company says on its website.
"Smartphones are everywhere, so your new pistol will easily blend in with today's environment," it adds. "In its locked position it will be virtually undetectable because it hides in plain sight."
The gun is a double-barrelled .380 caliber folding pistol that will sell for $395, the company says.
Police are advised to simply shoot anybody who's carrying anything.
Trump Campaign Manager Charged
Police in Jupiter, Florida, said Lewandowski surrendered Tuesday morning to face a misdemeanor charge of battery, NBC News reported. He is scheduled to appear before a judge on May 4.
The Donald is not pleased; he doesn't think his guy did anything wrong. It appears that the cops disagree. Hey, campaigns always get ugly.
Who's Minding The Cows?
The Bundy boys would like to stay here in Oregon despite the fact that a federal judge in Portland ruled that they should be transported to Las Vegas to face charges related to their involvement in the 2014 armed standoff in Nevada over their daddy's beef with the BLM.
Brown last week said that deputy marshals could transport the Bundy brothers, Payne, Cavalier and Cooper from Portland to Las Vegas on April 13 to make their first court appearances on federal indictments stemming from the 2014 standoff near Cliven Bundy's ranch near Bunkerville, Nevada.
They were to be returned to Portland 12 days later, on April 25, according to Judge Brown's order.
They don't wanna go, so they've appealed to the 9th U.S. Circus Court of Appeals to stay here for the time being.
Hope those boys remembered to file for an extension on their income tax returns.
The Minnesota-based company Ideal Conceal says it will sell the new weapon from mid-2016.
"Ingeniously designed to resemble a smartphone, yet with one click of the safety it opens and is ready to fire," the company says on its website.
"Smartphones are everywhere, so your new pistol will easily blend in with today's environment," it adds. "In its locked position it will be virtually undetectable because it hides in plain sight."
The gun is a double-barrelled .380 caliber folding pistol that will sell for $395, the company says.