New Lafayette PD HQ, No M9s Sign?

[BiscuitsandGravy]

The logos are now off center and are conflicting with my anal retentive nature and causing me distress, please send another follow up email.

Look, I am busy curb stomping cops, go pull chairs into a circle somewhere else . . . for now.

Does that mean the logos will not be centered after all?

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Does that mean the logos will not be centered after all?

 

[printcraft]

Does that mean the logos will not be centered after all?

I’m feeling a definite lack of justice creeping on.

 

[Bugzilla]

There are still good cops here, the problem is that the leadership of LPD has the integrity of a can of tuna fish.

We need to get rid of them and restore the City's good name.

You must really hate tuna fish!

 

[cobber]

Door fixed over lunch.

I was going to drop down after hearings in S7 to get a picture. Darn.

Good job!

 

[WebSnyper]

The logos are now off center and are conflicting with my anal retentive nature and causing me distress, please send another follow up email.

Well if you would stop retaining stuff there, you might not be so distressed.

 

[WebSnyper]

E-mail from City Attorney 5 minutes ago. Problem solved!

"As with all large projects, there are lots of moving parts and lots of different people are involved in lots of different decisions. I am not sure who was in charge of the signage, but, after you brought it to our attention the firearm and recording signage has been removed. Please see the attached photo."

And some say well worded emails to the appropriate folks don't matter. Nice job.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Thank you to the LPD officers and former officers that have contacted me to express their gratitude that someone stood up to the City of Lafayette.

Like all things, while LPD may have the integrity of a can of tuna fish, the problem manifests from the leadership, not the patrol officers.

 

[xwing]

Fantastic update and congrats for getting this quickly resolved! Hopefully you thanked the city attorney for the prompt attention to the matter.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Fantastic update and congrats for getting this quickly resolved! Hopefully you thanked the city attorney for the prompt attention to the matter.

Both privately and in public.

And . . . thanks again, Jackie!

 

[cobber]

Thank you to the LPD officers and former officers that have contacted me to express their gratitude that someone stood up to the City of Lafayette.

Like all things, while LPD may have the integrity of a can of tuna fish, the problem manifests from the leadership, not the patrol officers.

Speaking of fish, a fish rots from the head it is said.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Speaking of fish, a fish rots from the head it is said.

I got more than several calls from LPD cops saying exactly that.

We shall see what my APRA request turns up. And wait and see how LPD retaliates for me humiliating them this publicly.

They tried to run me off the road after speaking out against a tax, I fully expect to be attacked over this too.

 

[KellyinAvon]

@Kirk Freeman first off congrats on getting the signage "Indiana preemption statute compliant."

OK, this Freeman News Service (FNN)... at the NRAAM there was a room for the press to get credentials. I wanted press credentials, because I wanted them.

Lets kill two stones with one bird here: make me the "FNN Roving NRA/NRA-ILA/ISRPA/INGO/Indiana General Assembly/what the hell ever reporter."

You can pay me nothing and I'll provide slightly more than nothing to FNN.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

@Kirk Freeman first off congrats on getting the signage "Indiana preemption statute compliant."

OK, this Freeman News Service (FNN)... at the NRAAM there was a room for the press to get credentials. I wanted press credentials, because I wanted them.

Lets kill two stones with one bird here: make me the "FNN Roving NRA/NRA-ILA/ISRPA/INGO/Indiana General Assembly/what the hell ever reporter."

You can pay me nothing and I'll provide slightly more than nothing to FNN.

FNN is now White Rose Media Group.

You're hired.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Update: Have requested via APRA from the Prosecuting Attorney all communications concerning the new Public Safety Center as I suspect they were taking about the sign. I would bet money on it.

As well, I have requested, via APRA, from LPD who authorized the language on the door. I plan on having those people prosecuted and, if law enforcement, decertified depending on what is in the contract of course.

LPD really stepped in it and I shall ensure that they never ever think about pulling this nonsense again.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Lafayette City Attorney just admitted: "The sign package was developed with the help of a consultant and consisted of well over 200 different signs.”

200 variants? That means the sign choice was deliberate and give consideration. Someone clicked the box, circled the variant selected with a pen, etc.

Need to find out who it was. If it was law enforcement, I decertify and ask to prosecute. If a politician, we sue and ask to prosecute.

LPD calls in marketing help to fill officer shortage

Plus, signs banning guns, ‘unauthorized recordings’ scraped off new police station entrance. Purdue says study will continue into nuclear power for campus. Young on Trump: No, thanks. And more

www.basedinlafayette.com

 

[Kirk Freeman]

"LPD Chief Scott Galloway said it wasn’t clear who had selected the ban on firearms and on video or audio recordings."


Oh, Gauleiter, don't change. Your incompetence is a solid given in Lafayette.

Live action shot of the Lafayette Police Chief attempting to solve the great mystery of who signed the contract for the illegal door signage.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Prosecuting Attorney denies having an e-mails or records concerning the Public Safety Center. In fact the Prosecuting Attorney denies ever meeting the Lafayette Police Department or knowing that LPD exists.

As well, the Prosecuting Attorney denies every setting foot in Lafayette, Indiana and cannot locate the new Public Safety Center on a map.

Prosecutor on his new IPAC cycle regarding the mess LPD made for law enforcement for Kirk to beat like a heavy bag:

 

[Jaybird1980]

Lafayette City Attorney just admitted: "The sign package was developed with the help of a consultant and consisted of well over 200 different signs.”

200 variants? That means the sign choice was deliberate and give consideration. Someone clicked the box, circled the variant selected with a pen, etc.

Need to find out who it was. If it was law enforcement, I decertify and ask to prosecute. If a politician, we sue and ask to prosecute.

LPD calls in marketing help to fill officer shortage

Plus, signs banning guns, ‘unauthorized recordings’ scraped off new police station entrance. Purdue says study will continue into nuclear power for campus. Young on Trump: No, thanks. And more

www.basedinlafayette.com

Honest question.

Who do you see doing the prosecuting?

 

[Alamo]

Three to five sign options - ok, less than 10 sign options - might get deliberate consideration. Two hundred is throw-the-dart consideration. Unless the police chief or the politician doing the choosing is Donald Trump, I doubt anyone is going to be prosecuted for making a stupid sign choice that was also illegal. I predict this will go the way of your are-u-carrying-a-gun-in-the-court-house shake down.

But the emails might be entertaining. If you didn’t do so already, you should also request browser histories from all the gummint computers and cell phones involved during the relevant period. OK, I don’t know Indiana administrative law, but you should check - I think it’s a good bet that deleting government records without an officially sanctioned plan to back it up is illegal, especially after a APRA (I guess that’s Indiana’s “FOIA”?) request. Might be a “working papers can be destroyed”loop hole for that tho, but wouldn’t surprise me if their records disposition plan hasn’t taken account browser histories, And those should be at least as “official record“ as emails.

If nothing else, it will make a cold chill go down their spines for a moment.