Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department to Beg Black Nonfatal Shooting Victims to "Cooperate" in Solving Criminal Cases

One of these days, the story of the brave white men who made up the S.T.R.E.S.S unit in Detroit (Stop the Robberies, Enjoy Safe Streets) will be told properly. In the dying days of white-run Detroit, the police were tasked with actually trying to stop black crime.

Same thing in New Orleans, with the absolutely awesome named Felony Action Squad.

New York City had the bad-ass Stakeout Unit (SOU), which primarily dealt with trying to make the city  safe from black people.. a demographic the New York Times couldn't help but protect via editorials:

An unwillingness to acknowledge the fact that blacks commit the great preponderance of violent crime has hampered police work for decades.

In the mid 1960s, rates of armed robbery on New York City’s small businesses were skyrocketing. These crimes were vicious affairs in which business owners were terrorized, beaten, and often cold-bloodedly executed even after they had given up their money. In April 1968, Police Commissioner Howard Leary created the Stakeout Unit (SOU), an elite 40-man squad of the NYPD’s finest marksmen. These officers were secreted in the back rooms of businesses that had been routinely victimized.

When robbers came in, the officers would pop out with guns drawn and make an arrest. If the robbers tried to fight it out, they were shot.

Though the program was very popular with storeowners, it was shutdown in June 1973. The New York Times wrote, “Although a department spokesman said that ‘efficiency’ was the only reason for disbanding the stakeout unit, it was criticized because of the large number of holdup men it killed and because so many of them were black.” (NYT, June 20, 1973, p. 89.)

There had never been a charge of unnecessary force or wrongful death against the SOU, but of 43 holdup men shot, only two were white. In other words, 95 percent of these predators were black, and most had lengthy criminal records. The unit’s CO, Lt. Jim Brady, pointed out quite logically that his officers were not seeking out black perpetrators. The perpetrators were coming to them. His officers had no choice in the matter.

SOU veteran Jim Cirillo said, “During that time all you heard on the radio was ‘Be on the lookout for two black males, with guns… three black males… Mutt and Jeff team, two black males.’ That was all that was pulling the robberies at that time! What the hell did they expect? We were dying for some Irish-Italian kid to come in, we’d have blown him right out of his socks to show we were equal opportunity shooters!”

Nevertheless, the highly effective unit was shut down rather than accept the racial reality.

 And now in America's heartland, the stage is set for massive fireworks, a Plinian Event that might provide the force necessary to finally end the insanity of the Kerner Commission's findings.

Or at least set in motion events toppling the false God of white guilt, who we must sacrifice our children and grandchildren to in permanent, obsequious fealty. 

We've lived under the shadow of this ruling (blaming the origin of black criminality/dysfunction on white people) for far too long, and the experiment in coerced integration has bled the treasury dry and devastated city after city, county after county, across the U.S.A.

So now in a bid to stop black crime and make the city safe, Indianapolis will go down the same road that led to the Blind Pig incident in Detroit. [IMPD urges cooperation from shooting victims, Indy Star, May 10, 2016]:

Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officials say they're looking for ways to gain more cooperation from victims of nonfatal shootings as part of a push to combat violence this summer.

Speaking to reporters Tuesday at the City-County Building, IMPD Chief Troy Riggs outlined the beginnings of a plan he says the department wants to put in motion for the foreseeable future — one in which investigators will make more pointed efforts to elicit information from people who are involved in nonfatal shootings yet refuse to give details about their attackers.

Riggs said detectives suspect many of those victims are themselves involved in criminal activity and choose not to cooperate because they do not want to be implicated in a crime.

"We are not punishing victims," Riggs said. "We're going to a victim to ask them, 'What happened?' And when they do not cooperate, we are going to continue that investigation aggressively. And if we find out that they were involved in some type of criminal conduct, we will arrest them.

"You do not get a free pass for getting shot when you've been involved with criminal conduct in this city."

So far in 2016, there have been 176 nonfatal shootings in Indianapolis, up 53 from the same period last year. Riggs said about half of those shootings involve victims who do not cooperate with police.

Riggs also said some of those shootings appear to show an emerging and troubling trend: shooters who harm their targets with "warning shots," often aimed at lower extremities, as a way to send a message.

"They're using a weapon to settle a simple argument," Riggs said. "And sometimes, it doesn't look like they're trying to kill someone. They're just trying to wound them."

As part of its summer violence plan, IMPD also is giving more support to its narcotics detectives. Those units, located in each of the department's six districts, will receive help from "flex teams," consisting of groups of uniformed patrol officers. Those officers might make traffic stops or provide other aid as needed, said IMPD Assistant Chief James Waters.

"Hopefully, this will allow us to be more responsive to their (community) concerns about narcotics trafficking, which drives the majority of our violent and property crime," Waters said.

Indianapolis is 28 percent black (59 percent white), and yet virtually every fatal/nonfatal shooting has a black suspect.

Just as Detroit had in 1967 when the city was majority white; just as New Orleans had when the police rolled out the Felony Action Squad; just as when New York City needed the Stakeout Unit to make the city safe for law-abiding people.

And so we come to the summer of 2016, when strange forces are aligning for a remaking of the world.

London has a Muslim mayor, a visible symbol of the risible reality of those claiming we can "co-exist."

The federal government assiduously refuses to enforce immigration laws in America, while declaring war on the state of North Carolina for daring to say a man shouldn't be allowed to use a women's restroom.

And a man named Donald J. Trump rises all because he wants to "Make America Great Again."

Well, Mr. Trump, "Making America Great Again," means understanding what the Founding Father's knew: freedom of association is the key to prosperity; it's also the right to discriminate.

Riots, Mr. Trump (particularly black riots), are the key to ensuring your victory in November: none would be more powerful than watching the heartland of America burn.