WARMINGTON: Top cop wants public to ‘comply’ with thugs during home invasions

Just “hide and comply” and maybe the armed intruders invading your house will not hurt you or your family.

That’s York Regional Police Chief Jim MacSween’s recommendation to the public following the gutless murder of 46-year-old dad, Abdul Aleem Farooqi.


Is it routine for the police to arrive during a home invasion or other types of criminal assault?

Or is this another instance of “We’re the OPP trust us.”

I believe it makes sense to comply until it doesn’t and it’s your call when it “doesn’t”.

The state places its monopoly on violence above your life. We’re just collateral damage.

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Democrats Refusing Trump’s Help Prove Blue City Lawlessness Is A Choice

Lookin good for looting season

More than 50 people were shot in Chicago this past weekend — 8 of whom were killed. Instead of addressing the bloodshed, Democrat Mayor Brandon Johnson spent his time telling residents to be ready to “defend this land” from the National Guard, anticipating President Donald Trump may deploy the National Guard to crack down on rampant crime in the Windy City.

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The Eisenhower Precedent: Is Trump Justified in Deploying the National Guard to Chicago?

If Eisenhower can deploy the National Guard to protect nine students, it is reasonable for Trump to send them to protect millions.

In 1954, a unanimous U.S. Supreme Court held in Brown v. Board of Education that state laws establishing racial segregation in public schools were unconstitutional.

Three years later, the Arkansas branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) recruited nine African American students to attempt to integrate Central High School in Little Rock.

On September 4, 1957, the first day of school, a white mob gathered in front of Central High, and Governor Orval Faubus, a staunch segregationist, deployed the Arkansas National Guard to prevent the black students from entering.

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Mississauga Men …

2 men charged in Mississauga armed carjacking, police say

Two men were arrested and charged in connection with an armed carjacking in Mississauga, authorities say.

According to Peel Regional Police (PRP), the two suspects allegedly approached the victim on June 19, 2025 as he was exiting his vehicle in the driveway of a residence on Mineola Road.

Investigators say one suspect was armed with a knife, and the other claimed to have a gun.

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Tiny B.C. town on edge because of one man who ‘terrorized the whole community’

Wood Splitting Maul

Haida Gwaii is an idyllic archipelago with lush rainforests, rugged terrain and wave-caressed beaches. It’s a paradise.

And for some, it’s been a hell.

On Thursday, Masset — a village nestled on the shore of a northern coast inlet — was abuzz with anger, fear and frustration after a man who has reportedly harassed, assaulted and threatened members of the community for years allegedly went after two people with an axe. He was subdued by Darin Swanson and his son, Jordan Holt, after they say he attacked them.


There is no good reason this nut should be on the streets.

(Incognito)

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It’s Called Two Tiered Policing: After Two Years Of Complaints Police Still Can’t Catch Muskoka Gunmen

I suspect we’ll be told that Illegal firearms usage is a cultural thing protected under the charter on grounds of religious belief

WARMINGTON: Catching wild shooters in Muskoka should be as easy as shooting fish in a barrel

The MacTier shooters have showed up every weekend this summer and left behind thousands of bullet holes and spent shell casings to highlight that.

It’s something many in the Georgian Bay and Muskoka region are wondering. It would not surprise members of a local snowmobile club who have been complaining about these reckless gunmen for two years.


Police just can’t catch these guys! They must be like super criminals!

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The West’s Migrant Crime Crisis: When Silence Is Complicity

There is no shortage of stories about heroic bystanders intervening to stop assaults and attacks committed by migrants in Europe.

The most well-known incident occurred on a Paris-bound train in 2015, when three American tourists thwarted a mass terrorist attack by a Moroccan national armed with a Kalashnikov; one of them was shot in the process. Then there was the “backpack hero,” who chased a Syrian refugee out of a park in France after he stabbed four kids and two adults in 2023. Moving on to this year, in July, passengers overpowered another Syrian national on a train in southern Germany after he injured four people with a hammer.

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WARMINGTON: Shooting guns recklessly in Muskoka is a bridge too far for Ontario community

Ford will huff and he’ll puff but in the end he’ll pander

Shocked Premier Doug Ford is “confident” the OPP will quickly round up these mystery suspects

At first glance, it looked like five gunmen standing in line shooting their guns off as part of a firing squad.

Or perhaps it was a special militia holding a bridge in a foreign war zone.

h/t Mauser

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Trump’s war on urban disorder Blue cities should pay heed

In 2024, Donald Trump flipped tens of thousands of city dwellers from The Bronx to Philadelphia who were frustrated by lenient crime policies in blue cities and states. It’s understandable that the president wants to reward this emerging GOP constituency by showing instant progress. On Monday, the White House issued an executive order to punish jurisdictions that release criminal suspects without requiring them to post cash bail, and a separate order to prepare the National Guard for “rapid nationwide deployment,” including to cities beyond Washington, DC.

But just because urban crime is a real problem doesn’t mean that Trump can fix it by decree. Trump is exceeding his constitutional authority in attempting to circumvent the frustratingly iterative process of federalist democracy, which rarely offers political or practical shortcuts.  

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‘He defended himself’: Lindsay home intruder had crossbow, court documents allege — as neighbours question resident’s assault charges

A Lindsay man broke into an apartment armed with a crossbow leading to an altercation with a homeowner wielding a knife, court documents say.

The case made headlines last week, after Jeremy McDonald, the homeowner, was charged with assault and aggravated assault for using a knife after an intruder allegedly broke into his apartment on Aug. 18, court documents detailing the charges against him said.

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Police unseal old theory in Barry and Honey Sherman murder probe but say releasing more would hurt case

Toronto police have released only a few new details on the Barry and Honey Sherman murder investigation despite an Ontario judge’s strong suggestion that “shaking the tree” might help solve the nearly eight-year old case.

Following a Toronto Star application for increased transparency, police on Monday agreed to unseal minor references to Sherman cousin Kerry Winter and Sherman’s friend and business associate Frank D’Angelo. The references are contained in more than 3,400 investigative pages police have filed in court. About 40 per cent of the documents are still under seal.

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