The Official Thread Dedicated to "Trump Winning"
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That's categorically false. We can point to tens of thousands of examples where crimes and arrests have been made where the perps are not identified for a myriad of reasons.
In the United States, an arrest does not automatically mean the person's name will be made public, although in many cases it does become publicly available through government records. It depends on the jurisdiction, the type of offense, and applicable laws.
- Police blotters and arrest logs: Many police departments and sheriff's offices routinely publish the names of people who have been arrested, along with the charges, date, and location. Others publish only limited information or nothing at all.
- Jail records: If someone is booked into a county or city jail, their booking information—including their name, mugshot (where permitted), charges, and bond amount—is often a public record. Some jurisdictions no longer release mugshots routinely due to privacy laws.
- Court records: Once charges are filed in court, the defendant's name is generally part of the public court record unless the case has been sealed.
- Juveniles: Arrests involving minors are typically confidential, with exceptions for certain serious crimes or when a juvenile is charged as an adult.
- Protected or sealed cases:Some arrests may not be publicly disclosed if:
- the records are sealed by a court,
- the arrest involves certain protected victims or witnesses,
- disclosure would compromise an ongoing investigation,
- state law limits release of the information.
- Federal arrests: Federal agencies often announce significant arrests through press releases, but many federal arrests receive no public announcement beyond the court records.
Please come back tomorrow and entertain us further Jester.
1 - point to where I “fantasized about his grip strength”. You can’t. I never said it. Looky there. Another L to add to your collection. Loser.
2 - did Trump arrest these “scapegoats”? Show the video or photos. Looky there. Another L to add to your collection. Loser.
You mean, like the J6ers? Like that?
I’ve watched more than a dozen of Anatoly’s pranks. Incredibly strong.
His secret is his mop!
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Come on Tibs, you can do better than a lame meme. I don't know of anyone that feels this way.
As far as losing family ties, it's only those on the left breaking them.
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Are any of them among the ones that have been arrested for sex crimes against minors since Trump’s pardon?
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Thanks for confirming that generally arrest/ are public records. Now, what is the reason they are withholding the charges and names of the others but not the bicyclist? Thought so.That's categorically false. We can point to tens of thousands of examples where crimes and arrests have been made where the perps are not identified for a myriad of reasons.
In the United States, an arrest does not automatically mean the person's name will be made public, although in many cases it does become publicly available through government records. It depends on the jurisdiction, the type of offense, and applicable laws.
You are this stupid.
- Police blotters and arrest logs: Many police departments and sheriff's offices routinely publish the names of people who have been arrested, along with the charges, date, and location. Others publish only limited information or nothing at all.
- Jail records: If someone is booked into a county or city jail, their booking information—including their name, mugshot (where permitted), charges, and bond amount—is often a public record. Some jurisdictions no longer release mugshots routinely due to privacy laws.
- Court records: Once charges are filed in court, the defendant's name is generally part of the public court record unless the case has been sealed.
- Juveniles: Arrests involving minors are typically confidential, with exceptions for certain serious crimes or when a juvenile is charged as an adult.
- Protected or sealed cases:Some arrests may not be publicly disclosed if:
- the records are sealed by a court,
- the arrest involves certain protected victims or witnesses,
- disclosure would compromise an ongoing investigation,
- state law limits release of the information.
- Federal arrests: Federal agencies often announce significant arrests through press releases, but many federal arrests receive no public announcement beyond the court records.
Please come back tomorrow and entertain us further Jester.
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The names and charges of the J6ers were made public. So were their arrests for sex crimes against minors after Trump’s pardon.
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You literally explained why he would (supposedly) be able to perform an act of strength mere mortals could not. Weird.
He instructed people to find people. You know he did.
uh, no. that was your ASSumption. Here is precisely what I said:
The National Park Service arrested those people. oh, and btw:
I know you do not understand a goddamned thing, so let me slow walk this for you.
if the caulk was cut - as is alleged - then the seal between the liner and the pool surface can thus be compromised. This could result in the liner becoming loose (caulk is used to secure or seal things) and allowing the liner to then ... get this ... become unstable and possibly float upwards.
its already been said here that the liner was "floating" or at the surface of the pool. even then, it's federal property.
(this is where you go off on some wild tangent, counting the paragraphs of this, or even characters in the response and claim a victory)
get over it. You're in a cuLt. Take another L. Loser.
And he does this job for free.
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A sharp knife or razor or something!
so you want to arrest people in advance of crimes committed?
special kind of retard, aintcha?
you're in a cuLt. take the L.
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Someonce in the industry mentioned a theory about the seams expanding and contracting causing the sealant / liner to crack. This seems much more plausible than someone jumping in the water and cutting big sections of whatever. If they really had evidence of people cutting the pool they would plaster it all over. There would be videos of people in the pool cutting it up. They wouldn't have to show faces or names just bodies in the water doing something. Trump would love to show the world TDSers actually vandalizing something. The park service is going to say whatever Trump tells them to say. Trump just makes these grand statements all the time with no proof and expects people to forget about them in a couple weeks. I guess it is genius in a way because people will believe anything and society has very short term memory.
"Someone" is everywhere. Your "plausible" theory could also be in conjunction with someone cutting the caulk.
Are you trying to join Flog's cute LittLe group?
Little did you know that they were reminiscing about being sucked in by “The One” Barak Hussein Obama.
Retard.