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Round 1
Hearing the words "last call" is never fun, but for 44 People in Nashville, there wasn't even time for a final round
A joint effort between the ATF, US Marshals, DOJ, and Metro PD dubbed "Operation Last Call" cracked down on illegal trafficking, specifically near Harding Place and Bell Road area off I24
43 of the 44 were taken on indictments ranging from possession to big time distribution of everything from small arms to things you inject in your arm.
All around the Feds said "no more shots" And though law enforcement seized a fair amount of weight in party favors, the real focus was the arms trade.
Over 150 pew pews, conversion switches, and more were seized, shutting down several "unlicensed dealers"
27 of those picked up have prior convictions and 10 were already on probation, supervised release, or bond at the time of the alleged offenses
With the Feds conviction rate as high as it is, I think a lot of these folks may be saying "bottoms up" again before ya know it — if ya know what I mean *drops soap*
Round 2
When 1 mistake could cost you your freedom, most would know to be on their best behavior
Apparently no one warned Jaquez Ross
Ross was a gang member originally arrested in 2023 for attempted murder & aggravated assault.
He was given a bit of grace when a witness wouldn't cooperate and only had to serve 2 years of his 19 year sentence behind bars.
The remaining 17 years would be served on supervised probation, where 1 little slip up would mean returning to the slammer.
So, Mr Ross was on his best behavior and lived happily ever after
The end.
Right after being released Jaquez was arrested in Madison County for possession of paraphernalia, stealing a bang bang, and being a felon in possession of aforementioned bang bang
And since Mr Ross failed to behave himself, the taxpayers now get to feed and house him for the next 17 years.
Congratulations taxpayers!
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Round 3
Knox County had their meeting on FLOCK cameras last night and let's just say, it was a circus.
During the meeting it came to light that NO ONE knew what was going on with the program because everyone who started it has left—or, ya know, was indicted a few months ago
Maybe that's why it also came out that there's nearly 50 cameras the public wasnt aware of.
And why there is confusion over whether or not there's even a valid contract.
Despite learning of all the failures, There were some positives. Several commissioners promised to oppose more flocks and one, commissioner Jay, promised to add language to the ordinance that would deflock knox county and force the company to remove their equipment.
There's definitely more to come on this, and I suspect the next few weeks will be interesting. How do YOU feel about flock?
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