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I see some are still shopping at COSTCO! How quickly we forget about what happened to Erik Scott. If I remember right, he wasn't shot by a Costco employee. He was shot by the police. Then the police justified their actions in part by saying that Scott had a concealed carry permit, but it didn't inc...

I was in Costco this week and saw they have the Lumen Master super high intensity tactical flashlights in stock again. They're claiming 150 lumens now and I think the new package says it's a CREE XP-E emitter but no bin info. Home Depot also had a huge bunch of the 6-led and 9-led utility flashligh...

philip964 wrote:Apparently just about anyone who has a magnetic Erik Scott ribbon on the back of their car is stopped by the police and ticketed for something.

If true, that would not seem appropriate.

seems that NOTHING the LVPD does is appropriate (or legal)

HighHandicap wrote:Sadly, Sheriff Gillespie won re-election (65% vs 35%). Apparently the people of Clark County are perfectly happy with the high rate of officer involved shootings.

unbelievable! There is something terribly wrong with the people who voted him back in.

Did the early voting: hubs having knee replacement surgery next week and may not be mobile on Nov 2nd. Lots of early voters in Texas City.

WildBill wrote:

baldeagle wrote:A fascinating take on the second amendment as it relates to Erik's case. This should be read by the many people who can't understand why we carry guns.

A good editorial piece by Vin Suprynowicz: Lie face-down and let yourself be cuffed?

That may be the only way to stay alive if LVPD are involved.

I think the shareholders of Costco stock are going to be losing some of their dividends - sorry for them - but hope enough people stop shopping there to really make a dent in their profits. I know I will never spend my money in one, and telling everyone I know to boycott Costco. Prices aren't that m...

Is it a surprise to anyone that it was ruled "justified" in that kangaroo court. I had no doubt that would be the out come of this farce. Now comes the good part where Erik Scotts Dad, family and friends band together and sue the pants off LVPD. There may be an uprising in LasVegas.

Guess the LVPD didn't care who got shot, knowing they would never get into any kind of serious trouble. They get no-billed every time, it seems, no matter what the circumstances.

The way this is going LVPD will come out of it unscathed. I hope Las Vegas loses a whole lot of their tourism business and that people think of another place to go to gamble or take a vacation. If people stop going to Vegas maybe hitting them in the pocket book will wake them up to the fact that peo...

This inquest proceedure looks like a big farce to set the stage for LVPD not going to have any liability for what happened. Did we expect it to be conducted in a fair and unbiased manner? Strange how things stopped working right before a shooting occured. I am not buying that for one minute. If thin...

Its now Las Vegas's big turn to show us they know how to investigate a shooting, and present the facts in a complete, honest and straight forward manner. I think that is about as likely as them calling Gil Grisom back in to investigate it! I would like to think that all of what you wrote will happe...

What are the hours for this event. Times please Start time - end time and can a person come if they aren't a member of PSC? When, where and how do you register?

Good New Going to be aware of this nationally now for sure.

howdy wrote:I put this is to stress a point.....isn't it funny how the video is immediately available when needed!!!

http://galvestondailynews.com/story/173378/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Maybe Wal-Mart has better video equipment than Costco.