“Law and Order” – Blazingcatfur

In Full Support of Flock Cameras… at the Wisconsin State Fair

Cool Hand Luke came out a bit before my time, and while I’ve watched it a handful of times, I can’t say I really understood it. Maybe there wasn’t much to understand. Paul Newman’s character was sold as something of an iconoclastic Everyman, a guy who’d decided he’d had enough of society and wasn’t going to take any more. To me, he just came off as a stupid criminal.

🚨 HOLY CRAP. This mob of Wisconsin State Fair thug "youths" not only carried out an ALL-OUT BRAWL, ATTACKING anyone they saw, but they punched a police officer in the face!

People were SLAMMED to the concrete, then were even mobbed while they were down

Our society should NOT… pic.twitter.com/UaQL88IkcP

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) August 17, 2026

by Blazingcatfur•August 18, 2026August 18, 2026•0•"Law and Order"

Driver claims ‘unstable’ Toronto cop pulled gun during traffic stop

A video online appears to show an interaction between a Toronto Police officer and a motorist that quickly escalates.

The clip, which has been widely shared on social media, shows the officer initially smiling while standing at the driver’s side of a pulled-over vehicle.

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by Blazingcatfur•August 8, 2026August 8, 2026•0•"Law and Order"

Colby Cosh: How come it takes a right-wing convoy for courts to uphold law and order?

Man bites dog dep’t: Last Thursday the National Magazine of the Canadian Bar Association published an op-ed praising the Ontario Court of Appeal for an act of rock-solid common sense . A couple of weeks ago, the court overturned some Superior Court acquittals for Freedom Convoy organizer Pat King, who had been successfully convicted on mischief and other charges related to the 2022 trucker protests that besieged parts of Ottawa. But the judge trying King, the Hon. Charles Hackland, had declined to convict King on three charges related to the Criminal Code offence of “intimidation,” which can carry a sentence of up to five years’ imprisonment.

by Blazingcatfur•August 4, 2026August 4, 2026•0•"Law and Order", Canada's Corrupt Liberal Government

ZOLTAN: Omar Abdul Singateh tortured a man — Canada’s ‘catch-and-release’ justice system let him go on a crime spree

VANCOUVER — On a summer 2024 morning in Montreal, a 32-year-old crypto entrepreneur found himself bound with zip ties and screaming in pain on the floor of his Verdun apartment, pleading with a group of masked attackers to stop torturing him.

Among the attackers was Omar Abdul Singateh, 23, a “Brampton man” who had only been in Montreal for about a day.

Sounds like one of those moderate Muslims our elites imported for our benefit. https://t.co/BtKJFI0i0h

— Blazingcatfur (@fancypants_s) July 13, 2026

(Incognito)

by Blazingcatfur•July 14, 2026July 14, 2026•0•"Immigration from incompatible cultures", "Justice", "Law and Order", WTF?

Liberals claim to be the party of law and order now. Inside the party’s about-face on crime

After years of criminal justice reform that included a lighter touch for some offenders, the federal Liberal government has done an about-face and enacted stricter policies to tamp down on crime rates that have become a political liability in some vote-rich parts of the country.

While much of the public’s attention has been focused on the U.S. trade dispute and persistent affordability concerns, the Liberal government’s legislative agenda in the most recent parliamentary sitting was heavily weighted toward a crime crackdown.

Justice Minister Sean Fraser restored some mandatory minimum sentences, mostly targeting firearms and child sex crimes, and tightened bail laws designed to keep more repeat, violent offenders locked up for longer.

Law and order? As in a surveillance state with two tiered justice.

by Blazingcatfur•June 27, 2026June 27, 2026•0•"Justice", "Law and Order", "Surveillance Society", Canada's Corrupt Liberal Government

Judge acquits Ont. man found with loaded gun, drugs citing ‘serious’ Charter rights breaches by police during 2022 traffic stop

A Barrie judge acquitted Michael Evaristo of gun and drug charges Tuesday afternoon citing “serious” breaches of his Charter rights during an April 2022 downtown traffic stop.

A jubilant Evaristo, 45, walked out of the Barrie courthouse a free man, with his arms raised, after being found not guilty on all charges due to what Justice Nancy Dawson described as an “unlawful arrest and detention” and subsequent illegal search of his pickup truck while he was suspected of drunk driving.

Uhm OK. h/t Mauser

by Blazingcatfur•June 24, 2026June 24, 2026•0•"Law and Order", WTF?

WARMINGTON: OPP officer killed in line of duty — ‘every police and family member’s worst nightmare’

Yet another Ontario Provincial Police officer has been killed on Ontario roads in what has turned out to be a devastating day for the provincial service.

“This is every police and family member’s worst nightmare,” Ontario Provincial Police Association president David Sabatini said.

Unfortunately, another nightmare has come true.

by Blazingcatfur•June 10, 2026June 9, 2026•0•"Law and Order"

COURT JESTERS: Meet some of Canada’s nuttiest judges

For the past decade, the Canadian judiciary has been in the spotlight: Activist, hopelessly woke, criminal-friendly and utterly lacking common sense. Victims have lost all faith.

Starting with the Supreme Court of Canada, judges have removed themselves from the wishes and views of their fellow citizens. Only the faculty lounge is pleased.

by Blazingcatfur•June 8, 2026June 8, 2026•0•"Justice", "Law and Order"

Ottawa commits to keeping Mounties on front lines, says fixing federal policing is priority

After months of uncertainty hanging over the RCMP, Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree says the government is committed to keeping Mounties in the business of day-to-day policing across the country — while signalling that improving the federal crimes wing is his priority.

“Bottom line is, we could do both,” said Anandasangaree in an interview on Tuesday about the future of the storied — but troubled — national police force. The interview was conducted before news broke of the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., where the RCMP are the lead investigators.

The ability of the RCMP to do both local and federal policing has been called into question in recent years.

by Blazingcatfur•February 13, 2026February 12, 2026•0•"Law and Order", RCMP

Conspiracy to traffic Toronto Police uniforms alleged in Project South police corruption probe

One of the seven Toronto Police officers charged last week in a sweeping anti-corruption investigation conspired with an organized crime figure to traffic Toronto Police uniforms, police allege in newly released court records that offer fresh details in a case that has shaken the province’s criminal justice system.

The court record laying out 17 charges against Constable Timothy Barnhardt alleges that the 19-year veteran of the Toronto force worked closely with Brian Da Costa, who police accuse of being involved in an international drug-trafficking network.

by Blazingcatfur•February 10, 2026February 10, 2026•0•"Law and Order"

Ontario to examine 45 police departments in response to Toronto corruption probe

Ontario’s inspector general of policing is launching a province-wide inspection into 45 police departments in response to the corruption probe that saw Toronto officers facing a slew of criminal charges.

Ryan Teschner — a lawyer who was the executive director and chief of staff on the Toronto Police Service Board — said his office will hire an “outside” individual with knowledge of policing to bring “expertise singular focus and rigorous methodology that this important work requires.”

Teschner did not say who the individual might be nor did he say when his inspection would be finished.

That can’t be good.

by Blazingcatfur•February 10, 2026February 9, 2026•0•"Law and Order"

WARMINGTON: Is inspector general to decide on Project South probe too close to it?

Ontario’s Inspector General of Policing is set to reveal his decision on the Toronto Police chief’s request for a probe into alleged connections to organized crime by some sworn officers.

“Ryan Teschner, Inspector General of Policing of Ontario, will make an announcement regarding the request from the Toronto Police Service and Board for an inspection into police integrity and anti-corruption,” said a media release sent out on Canada News Wire.

by Blazingcatfur•February 9, 2026February 9, 2026•0•"Law and Order"

WARMINGTON: Project South corruption probe grows with two more Toronto cops suspended

The number of current and former Toronto Police officers caught in the Project South organized crime corruption web has now risen to ten.

Just two days after seven Toronto cops and one retired officer were criminally charged by York Regional Police, the Toronto Sun has learned two more officers have been suspended with pay by the service under Ontario’s Community Safety and Policing Act.

What’s Demkiw’s track record, besides sucking up to Islamists?

by Blazingcatfur•February 8, 2026February 7, 2026•0•"Law and Order"

Calls grow for Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw to resign amid arrest of cops in corruption probe

Public calls for Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw’s resignation are growing following news that seven current officers were among more than two dozen people charged in an internal corruption probe.

During a news conference Thursday at York Regional Police headquarters in Aurora, it was revealed that the officers, a retired cop, and 19 additional suspects were all taken into custody following a months-long investigation into organized crime.