San Diego cops respond to a noise complaint with eight patrol cars and a helicopter.
The San Diego Union-Tribune reports that a fundraiser for Francine Busby, who previously ran for the deeply-Republican Fiftieth District and came close to winning in the 2006 special election and subsequent regular election, was raided by sheriffs after an unnamed neighbor made a noise complaint. Busby now calls it a "phony" noise complaint, and the article says that multiple neighbors said there was no great noise at all.Everybody knows that you need plenty of backup when you go bust up lesbian parties. Lesbians are notorious rioters and might rampage through the neighborhood ruining traditional marriage (between a man and a woman, and a woman from Argentina) unless they are stopped!!
Here's the twist: The fundraiser was hosted by a lesbian couple, and shortly before the sheriffs came a particular neighbor had shouted anti-gay slurs at the assembled crowd. "It was a quiet home reception, disrupted by a vulgar person shouting obscenities from behind the bushes," Busby says.
As one neighbor told the paper: "We didn't hear anything until the sheriff came, with eight patrol cars and a helicopter."
I'm surprised nobody got tasered.
Pictured: A small group of angry lesbians prepare to go on rampage, intent on destroying traditional marriage.
4 comments:
They're losing their shit folks.....
First, the raid on a gay bar in Huston on pride day, and now a swat style take down of a lesbian hosted fund raiser for a democratic candidate.
The fucktards are going all kinds of crazy lately.
Not good, not good at all.
It scares me to think how much violence is gonna be caused by the likes of bill-o and beck now that Al Franken is our 60th vote in the senate.
No, they weren't tasered, but they were showered in pepper spray while 60 year old women were beaten and thrown to the ground.
I didn't realize these lesbian get-togethers were so . . . raucous.
The Sheriff's have always been assholes here and the UT (the newspaper) is only good for birdcage lining. Rethug run county this one.
It's not unusual here in WI to see 3 or 4 patrol cars congregate for what appears to be a routine traffic violation -- makes me believe that we're over-stocked with cops. It's kinda like an old boss of mine told me once (referring to car lube, but the larger analogy is obvious)- - 'a little grease is good, but that doesn't mean that twice as much is better. Pretty soon it's all over the place and causing problems'. It's the same with the military, police, welfare -- virtually anything you want to name. There's a critical point after which it's effectivity starts diminishing and it should be scaled back to an optimum level, but it develops a constituentcy who campaign for it and can sometimes even get it EXPANDED. Right now people are SO influenced by right-wing 'law & order' propaganda that the police can keep expanding (along with prisons) beyond any rational need / justification.
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