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The Valkyrie’s Daughters Part IV: The Ravenhold Education We all rushed to the school and into our first class of the year, guided by the map on our tablet. The teacher wasn’t there by the time we came in so we all took a seat, me between Ike and Freyja. A minute later the same woman with glowing skin that had showed us to our house came in. She was dressed in a black pantsuit that seemed to…

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Broken Dream: Part V

A Broken Dream Part V: Trauma Ethics class ended and the second period of the day came. Instead of the classroom building, our class was held in one of the dojo. We loosely lined up by instinct close to some benches. A moment later, someone came out. Unlike Miss Contreras who was dressed in a suit jacket and skirt, this guy was in full superhero costume. It was a dark rubber or leather looking…

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Broken Dream: Par IV

A Broken Dream Part IV: Life and Death After a quick shower and a change of clothes, I left the house and went looking for the clinic. I found it quickly and registered to see the doctor. Someone else went before me but soon enough it was my turn. “Ryland Cook?” “That’s me.” I said. I got up and came to meet the doctor. It was my first time meeting a Venusian in the flesh, those big blue lizards…

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Renegade: Part II

Renegade Part II: Culture Clash I was among the last to get on board the bus. I decided to keep my bag and bardiche with me. I searched around the bus for an empty bench and when I found one, I made my way through the alley. A few people were staring at me, but I paid them no mind. The human in the bench next to me was clearly staring, I looked a them and they averted their eyes. The bus’ door…

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Demetrius Blackwell Indicted in Fatal Shooting of NYC Police Officer Brian Moore

Demetrius Blackwell Indicted in Fatal Shooting of NYC Police Officer Brian Moore

Demetrius Blackwell faces a mandatory sentence of life with no parole if he’s convicted of the murder of NYPD Officer Brian Moore. (THEODORE PARISIENNE/FOR NEW YORK DAILY NEWS) A grand jury has indicted Demetrius Blackwell in the fatal shooting of New York City Police Officer Brian Moore, the Queens District Attorney announced Thursday. (more…)

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NYPD officer shot in the head dies from injuries

NYPD officer shot in the head dies from injuries

NYPD officer shot in head dies from his wounds

May 04, 2015

An NYPD officer who was shot in the head while sitting in an unmarked car in Queens Saturday has died from his injuries.

Brian Moore, 25, died Monday, the NYPD confirmed.

“Condolences to the family of PO Brian Moore who lost his life today. RIP to a true hero. We will never forget. #Hero,” the NYPD 104th Precinct tweeted Monday afternoon.

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THUG Shoots White NYPD Officer in Face. Will There be Riots?

Plainclothes NYPD officers, Brian Moore and Erik Jansen, were driving in Queens on Saturday evening when they spotted a known criminal acting suspiciously. They pulled their unmarked car to the side of the street to investigate. That action of merely performing their sworn duties may have cost one of the officers his life.

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New Post has been published on Uncle Sam's Misguided Children

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NYPD officer shot in the head

Queens, New York City – New York Police Officer Brian Moore was shot in the head at 6:15 pm on Saturday night. He is recovering in a Queens hospital after surgery, but is in critical condition. He has been with the NYPD since 2010 and comes from a law enforcement family. He becomes the 5th NYPD officer to be shot since December.

Moore, 25, and his partner were in plain clothes, when they noticed a subject adjusting his waistband suspiciously. They pulled up to him in their unmarked car, exchanged words, and the suspect suddenly opened fire, striking Officer Moore in the head.

No chance to fire

Moore’s partner, Officer Erik Jansen immediately radioed for help. Neither officer had the opportunity to return fire, according to William Bratton, New York’s police commissioner.

The suspect fled into an alley. He was arrested approximately 90 minutes later in a house near where he lives, after police conducted house to house searches, deployed helicopters, and could even be seen walking on roofs. By then, the suspect had ditched the weapon, and officers at the time of the arrest did not find it.

The suspect is Demetrius Blackwell, 35. He has an extensive criminal history, including criminal possession of a firearm and robbery.

Suspect Demetrius Blackwell, left and Victim officer Brian Moore,right (NY DailyNews photo)

What happens if…

As a friend remarked this morning, what happens if all police officers become so tense and worried about their own safety that they become unapproachable? What happens if recruitment for police officers falls and fewer good choices are available? We are already seeing the effects of violence on our police in all parts of the country.

Assassinations like happened to NYPD officers Liu and Ramos; multiple arrests of police officers in Baltimore because of one person’s not yet explained death; orders not to protect themselves from rocks and bottles…these kinds of incidents will take a toll on the mindset of police across the country.

We have seen good men in the military and even former military contractors charged with crimes for doing their jobs We are seeing the same thing with police officers.  If we want safe neighborhoods, if we want good police officers, we have to stand against the tide of hate and anger by a criminal element AND a government that wants to feed into the violence rather than the solution.