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True story, Trolls gonna Troll. If I thought I was being followed, I would take three consecutive right turns. If the person I suspected of following me kept with me through that I would call the police, give them my location, tell them I think somebody's following me and I don't know why...

And taking three consecutive right turns won't?

Meaning that about half my family are criminals and have records. They're not afraid of the cops. They don't like the cops but they're not afraid of them. Going to jail is a normal part of life for them. My wife and I don't associate with that branch of the family but the last time that we did...

I'm not even completely sure I understand what that means. IDK I am kinda cute. TBH I'm one of those weird people that doesn't really get scared till it's all over. I'm pretty sure I said more than once I probably wasn't going to call the police. First of all, I'm kind of picky about not...

You don't know very many criminals do you?

I've said this before but the cops don't prevent crime. They show up after it's all over to gather evidence and take reports. You might want to look up Castle Rock V Gonzalez. The estranged husband of Jessica Gonzalez took their three children and drove them around for several hours before...

What am I doing in life that somebody has decided to follow me? I mean, I'm 60 years old and it hasn't happened yet. It really doesn't matter what I tell the police, they're not going to get there in time to prevent whatever the person who's following me (assuming that he is following me)...

Pull a Crazy Ivan

Maybe threatening behavior but yeah, there's plenty of reasonable doubt that he has a gun. Where I'm at making a false report to the police is a crime.

I'm aware that this discussion is 6 years old. The article popped up on the Articles page so I'm responding When we lived in our house there was something wrong with the garage door. It didn't fit the frame correctly and it wouldn't lock. Not the big garage door the one from the kitchen to...

If you feel the need to call the police at all, why not tell them the truth?

Make three random right turns. The person is still behind you after that drive straight to the nearest police station

When I was in the Army they regulated how much beer you could have in your Barrack room at one time. The rule was, one six pack of beer per person in the room. My roommate thought it was wonderful because he was a drinker and I wasn't. So he could go buy 12 pack and leave a 12 pack in the...

And how many of them have signed off on it? I seem to remember late 90s or early 2000s the commander of the Alaska Command forbade everyone under his command which was all military in Alaska with the exception of the Alaskan National Guard from carrying a concealed handgun off post regardless...

Never going to happen. It's not so much that I think it's a bad idea, I don't think it's going to work because based on my experience in the Army the military holds a first line supervisors accountable for things that they have absolutely no control over. At my first Duty Station somebody...

Almost every criminal encounter that I've ever had has occurred in a transitional space. Almost every encounter that I've had with a beggar has either occurred in a Walmart parking lot or a gas station parking lot. This example is a little different, because I don't know if it was location...

Proper Room Clearing Techniques

From the article Secretary of War Pete Hegseth signed a memorandum directing military installation commanders to allow War Department personnel — namely, uniformed service members — to request to carry privately owned firearms while in their nonofficial duty capacity on DOW property within the...

I'm trying to think of the simplest way to say this and this is the best I can do. I'm retired. I am no longer Mission Essential Personnel and I am not required to show up for work (at all) regardless of the circumstances. To give a specific example on the day of the No Kings Rally in...