#Police Search

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

[The use of police dogs as a novel technology, one adopted by rank and file police officers with enthusiasm, ostensibly to enhance 'crime-fighting' by tracking bank robbers and escaped prisoners, but one that consistently failed to deliver results due to poor training and poorer handling. A consistent theme of police dogs, whether bloodhounds or narcotics dogs, is their high rate of error and general inability to deliver consistent results.]

"To further ensure the CPR’s profits were not affected by American “desperados,” [General Superintendent, Canadian Pacific Railway Pacific Division, Richard] Marpole recommended that troops of Royal North West Mounted Police be stationed at critical points along the CPR’s main line and at a strategic point in the south Okanagan or Kootenays.

At the expense of the B.C. Provincial Police, his editorial described the Mounties as “a magnificent body of men” that Alberta and Saskatchewan were lucky to have to maintain law and order in those provinces. Marpole also was not averse to incorporating American law enforcement techniques into Canada. “I am strongly in favour of keeping bloodhounds at certain points in this province,” he wrote. He went on to praise the handlers of the dogs that had come up from Spokane as “men of experience as hunters of outlaws.”

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Despite the spectacular lack of success experienced by the bloodhounds brought in to hunt down the Ducks robbers, [B.C. Police Superintendent F.S.] Hussey was getting pressure from some of his constables in the Kootenays to authorize the use of the hounds in their regular work. On 20 June 1906, Hussey wrote Attorney General Fulton on the topic. He noted that some Provincial Police members kept their own bloodhounds and wished to be able to use them at their discretion without checking with Victoria first. Constable Young in Nelson, who had such a pitiful lack of success with his dogs south of Ducks, owned six, and Constable Darraugh of Midway had one or more. Other officers had solicited him for permission to be able to own and use such animals.

Hussey advised the Attorney General [Fulton] that in his judgment the dogs were almost useless unless they had been highly and competently trained in man hunting and were in the hands of exceedingly skilled handlers. It is under only the most favourable circumstances that these animals could be successful and do useful work.

He noted also that there exists a strong feeling from the general public against such use of bloodhounds excepting perhaps in the most extreme cases. Hussey recommended to Fulton that under no conditions should the use of bloodhounds be authorized except under the direct permission of the Superintendent’s office in Victoria.

He requested instructions from Fulton so that he might advise the constables in the field, and Fulton agreed that they should not be used in B.C. unless under emergency conditions.

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[B.C. Provincial Police] Chief Constable Campbell had been eagerly anticipating an emergency situation to make use of the services of a local bloodhound and its trainer, Bradford Nanton of Vancouver. Despite Hussey’s reluctance to utilize the animals, the rule was initiated that under special circumstances they might be employed. As soon as Campbell received the call from [Acting Warden] Bourke about the prison breakout, he assigned Constable Spain that evening to escort the hound and handler to the B.C. penitentiary.

When Campbell and Spain, the handler and his hound arrived at the prison, they were met by some prison guards. The guards escorted the party to the brickyard, where the hound was given Miner’s scent from the straw hat he had left behind. Immediately the hound picked up the scent in the brickyard, and after circling the compound a few times, it tracked the scent to the hole under the fence.

Moving into the outer yard, the hound picked up the scent again which led the party to the door in the perimeter wooden wall. Here it was determined by the dog’s actions that Miner had tried the latch on the door before leaning the ladder on the fence and clambering over. The hound sat down and whined at the base of the ladder that was still leaning against the wall. Outside the prison walls, the dog led them alongside the ravine that held Glen Stream and into the brush to the north. As it was too dark to be thrashing about in the thick underbrush and risking destroying the scent, the handler and his hound, Spain and the guards called off the search until daylight.

Daybreak at 5:30 A.M. found the previous night’s bloodhound party joined by two newspaper reporters. The guards included Keeper W.A. Patchell, Instructor Doyle and guards Devine and McLure. ... The handler led the hound to where they halted the search in the dark the previous night, and again presented the animal with Bill Miner’s scent. The trail was picked up once more, and the party was led through the brush about a mile and a half from the penitentiary wall. The dog was able to show the guards and the trackers that Miner had separated from the other convicts at a location close to Thorne Road and the city boundary. Here the dog inexplicably seemed to have a change of heart, and the newspaper reporter described the animal’s antics in a scathing paragraph.

The bloodhound chase was a total failure, the animal seemingly being out of whack, and its owner out of sorts. The animal, a highly bred English hound, seemed to be primed for work, but after a few whiffs of the damp alfalfa, he apparently lost courage, and could not pick up the scent. He ... sulked fearfully Friday morning.

Patchell also described the hound as “sulky,” and after the searchers had wandered through the brush for two hours, he reported that the seemingly moody and sensitive animal refused to work any more. The fruitless search with the dubious aid of the emotionally challenged canine and his handler was abruptly terminated.

Colin Campbell’s expectations that the hound would be able to enhance the search efforts proved groundless, and it was to be some time before the Chief Constable, later to inherit Superintendent Hussey’s mantle, would again cast his eyes towards a dog to aid in the apprehension of criminals."

- Peter Grauer, Interred With Their Bones: Bill Miner in Canada, 1903-1907. Kamloops: Tillicum, 2006. p. 291, 396-397, 440-442.

[coolbud13]

Shiv Shakti (Zee) 1st April 2024 Written Episode Update - Shakti Protects Shiv from Arrest

Shiv Shakti 1st April 2024 Written Episode Update on worldofentertainment.in Rimjhim firmly instructs her family not to back this particular Shakti, as she believes the person is defending a murderer. Despite Chacha’s attempts to intervene, Rimjhim boldly declares that she will no longer remain silent. She emphasizes that this Shakti is not related to them and her spouse should be held…

[townpostin]

Elderly Man Missing from Jugsalai Area in Jamshedpur

Family files missing person report for Panna Lal Rajak after extensive search. Police begin search operation following report. JAMSHEDPUR – Panna Lal Rajak, a resident of Naya Bazaar in the Jugsalai police station area, has been missing since the evening of July 7. A missing person report has been filed at the local police station. Rajak’s son, Raju Rajak, reported that his father has mental…

[trapangeles]

Smash-and-Grab Burglars Strike Macy's Store in Arcadia: Police Launch Search for Suspects

In a brazen and unsettling incident, a group of smash-and-grab burglars targeted a Macy's store in Arcadia, prompting swift action from local law enforcement agencies. The audacious burglary, captured on video from inside the store, highlights the increasing challenges faced by retailers and the urgent need for vigilance in safeguarding commercial spaces.

The incident unfolded with startling efficiency, as the masked suspects stormed the Macy's store with their faces and heads concealed, leaving no doubt about their intent. Video footage from the scene reveals a disturbing scene—the burglars systematically placing boxed sets of perfume into bags, knowing that time was of the essence.

The smash-and-grab spree, a criminal tactic characterized by swift entry and exit, is not only a threat to businesses but also a concern for public safety. The organized nature of such burglaries underscores the level of planning and coordination that these criminal groups employ.

As authorities launch a search for the suspects involved, the incident brings into focus the challenges faced by law enforcement in tracking and apprehending those responsible for such audacious crimes. The safety of both retail employees and shoppers is paramount, and efforts to bring these criminals to justice are of utmost importance.

The incident also serves as a reminder for businesses to remain proactive in fortifying their security measures. Retailers are increasingly investing in surveillance technology, alarm systems, and collaboration with law enforcement to prevent and mitigate such incidents.

In a time when commercial spaces can become targets for opportunistic criminals, the incident at Macy's store in Arcadia underscores the critical need for a united front in combating crime. The community, law enforcement, and business owners must work hand in hand to ensure the safety and security of public spaces.

As the investigation unfolds and the search for the smash-and-grab burglars continues, the incident stands as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by law enforcement in maintaining order and safeguarding businesses and communities alike.

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[nausikaaa]

i don't think terfs realise that this means the police can now refuse any woman, including cis women, their right to be searched by a female officer, if they think the woman is trans.

back when i had short hair in school, i was often called "young man" by teachers and mistaken for a boy. short hair, that's all it took. even when classmates would laugh, the teachers wouldn't be able to figure out why. i looked enough like a boy.

so if you're a cis woman with short hair, or a flat chest, or broad shoulders, or a square jaw, you could be denied your rights. unless you're willing to somehow prove you're cis, that is. i'm sure we can all imagine what that would entail, and it would be just as invasive as being searched to begin with. and even then, the police could just say that they think you've had gender reasssigment surgery and search you anyway. but hey, it's not as if cops have a history of sexually assaulting women or anything...

protecting women my arse.

[butchherbertwest]

“Horror” my ass, this is a comedy

[diospore]

I'm just saying if you're writing smut featuring trans people and you find yourself ONLY writing pre-op transmen as receiving penetration. ONLY writing your transmen as submissive.

You should really take a step back and think about why this is.

Also consider including trans people who have gotten bottom surgery. I'd like to see more of that. Or transmen using straps. That'd be cool too thanks.

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"Une bagarre entre «zoot-suiters» et soldats à la gare Jean-Talon," La Patrie. August 4, 1943. Page 13. --- Un commencement de bagarre qui aurait pu se prolonger et prendre des proportions graves, a éclaté, hier soir, à la gare Jean-Talon à l'arrivée d'un convoi à bord duquel se trouvaient une vingtaine de jeunes gens affublés de « zoot-suits ».

Lorsque les jeunes manifestèrent un peu trop d'enthousiasme en aspirant la brise « fraiche » et l'air pur de la Métropole, ils furent invités à prendre un peu d'exercice par un groupe de soldats dont les uniformes venaient en contraste marqué avec les « zoots ». Mais l'arrivée des agents de police du « 2! » et de plusieurs hommes portant l'insigne du corps de la Prévôté eut pour effet de jeter une douche efficace sur l'enthousiasme des jeunes… En nous parlant de l'aventure, ce matin, le lieutenant Therrien, du poste No 211. résuma son rapport en quelque mots: « quelques coups de poing sur la g… et une couple de nez rougis…»

[energetic-koala]

You've got to be fucking kidding me. Calling people 'haters' for asking you to do your job?

This coming from the same woman who called a premeditated murder carried out by a cop with a history of concerning behaviour a 'crime of passion'.

[al-mayriti]

you're laughing. puigdemont came back to catalunya, gave a speech and dissappeared before the mossos could detain him and you're laughing

[bowenoke]

i love watching videos by lawyers about cops. if a cop asks if they can "have your name," say no and state your name seperately. otherwise, they'll take it and you wont be able to use it anymore. never take anything they offer or offer anything without your attorney present. and if you step into a mushroom circle they're allowed to kill you. its called qualified immunity

[theworldatwar]

A Canadian Military Policeman searches a captured German soldier - France, date unknown. CREDIT : Canadian National Archives

[nyree2712]

Formula 1 - Incorrect Quote 38

Lando: Was I really that drunk?

Lando: What happen last night?

Oscar: Someone called the police because you were so loud and when the officer asked you for your name... you motioned to your face and said "Google it, bitch"

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"SUSPECTS ARE RELEASED," Montreal Gazette. June 1, 1933. Page 4. ---- Youths Believed to Be Wandering Montreal Boys ---- (Special to The Gazette.) St. Jerome, May 31. - Two suspicious youths found loitering near the local railway station at five o'clock last night, and at first believed to be the two bandits who are being sought in connection with the St. Jovite bank hold-up, were arrested and taken to the local police station by Chief R. Latour. They were questioned and spoke little English, and the police stated, refused to give much information about themselves. Chief Latour communicated with the provincial police and Detective Merineau arrived here and questioned them.

This morning at 10.30 orders were received from the provincial police by Chief Latour to release the pair. The descriptions of the lads did not correspond with that of the two gunmen. When arrested the men were exhausted and said that they had come from Mont Laurier and were on their way to Montreal. The pair were first seen by M. Lapointe who called the police. They were between 19 and 23 years of age.

The Gazette learned that, according to the description, the two men, arrested and later released in St. Jerome, Que., when they were at first thought to be the two St. Jovite bank bandits, are believed to be Roger Laurin, 16 years of age, of 4586 Fabre street, and Jean Paul Gauvin, 18 years of age, of 5820 Second avenue, Rosemount, who disappeared from their homes on Monday last.

Upon learning that the two had been arrested and finding that the description corresponded with that of her missing son, Mrs. Laurin telephoned Chief Latour and asked him to detain them until she went for them yesterday morning. By the time that the call reached the police of St. Jerome the two youths had already been released.

Last night Mrs. Laurin left Montreal in an automobile in search of the pair. She hoped to pick them up somewhere along the highway between Montreal and St. Jerome.

[teagrammy]

Honestly a pet peeve of mine is how many people I see people parroting that “The American Revolution happened over a sales tax 🤪” Like I get wanting to buck back against American exceptionalism, but suggesting that colonies should just tolerate even minute violations of their rights such as representation in government is not the spicy hot take you think it is