Ohio law enforcement has just received a number of mine-resistant vehicles, assault rifles, and a grenade launcher along with thousands of other equipment received over the past few years – courtesy of the Dept. of Defense.
Under the DOD’s 1033 program, law enforcement all over the country has been receiving military machines and arms, alerting many people of the coming attack on the American people by the Obama administration, as reported by the Washington Times.
If you would like to see if your city has received any military equipment under this program, check out this interactive map by the New York Times. Currently the south west seems to be the biggest beneficiary of military goods, assuming this is accurately reported.
This is all right out in the open now….
We have military equipment flowing into local law enforcement with 2 major mainstream newspapers telling us the extent of Obama arming local law enforcement in a planned attack against the American population, Holder and local law enforcement stating that the real threat are domestic terrorists (anyone who opposes the feds), yet America still continues to sleep.
With our southern border completely open and terrorists coming in with ease – as Rick Perry recently surmised, which isn’t hard to do with things like an Urdu-to-English Dictionary being found at a border rancher’s fence, ISIS banner seen in Ferguson riots and ISIS tweeting threats within the States – there will be attacks coming to America soon.
Their plan seems to be to impose martial law as the feds, military and local law enforcement fight foreign terrorists, like ISIS, and anyone who opposes the feds because they’re wise enough to know that the feds caused this problem in the first place (all you Conservatives, i.e. ‘domestic terrorists’) in order to instill a communist regime.
Ohio law enforcement agencies also successfully asked the Pentagon for a total of 743 rifles, 683 pistols, and 36 mine-resistant vehicles during the past eight years, according to DPS statistics. In 2008, the Delaware Police Department received an M79 grenade launcher to fire tear gas canisters.
The Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Office received more than 30 M16 and M14 rifles between 2006 and 2008, according to state records. Cleveland Metroparks rangers were given 17 assault rifles in 2009 and received a number of flak jackets and night-vision goggles earlier this month.
Cleveland police, however, did not receive any surplus military equipment, according to a department spokeswoman.
Columbus police accepted 350 assault rifles under the 1033 program, while Toledo police received 142 rifles and two personnel carriers, DPS records showed. Akron police were sent 89 M16s between 2006 and 2008.
The only Ohio county not to receive any military gear from the program since 2006 was Van Wert County, in the northwest part of the state, according to the New York Times.
Delaware Police Department spokesman Capt. Adam Moore said most of the equipment his department has received, including the grenade launcher, is available to police even without the 1033 program.
Delaware police also received several assault rifles and a mine-resistant vehicle for high-risk situations, such as an active shooter. But neither the guns nor the vehicle have yet been used, Moore said.
The equipment, he said, “is really used for the safety of the citizens, the safety of our officers, and it’s going to be very controlled and policy-driven on when and how it’s used.”
Moore said while there’s been a growing debate over whether police departments are becoming too militarized, that’s an issue for elected officials to decide.
“A piece of equipment is a piece of equipment. It’s not a philosophy,” he said. “It’s the use of [it] that could be debated.”
Ohio law enforcement agencies also received thousands of items under the 1033 program that are not designed for fighting at all, including refrigerators, trucks, clothing, and office furniture.
In April, police in North Kingsville in Ashtabula County received two clarinets and other musical instruments, records showed.
Source: cleveland.com
Photo: ABC22 Dayton
the brown shirts coming to a town near you real soon !!!!!
Why do most of you think the police are bad? They are here to protect us. A good number of them came out of the military. When the uprising happens, and it will someday soon if it keeps going this way, my money is on the military and police being on the RIGHT side. They too are tired of this corrupt country. They risk their lives everyday to protect us and this corrupt government just lets them go. Stop blaming the police.
100 million heavily armed Americans awaits the traitors..
Guys balf of this stuff is out of date hard ware from the early 90s so it’s not that great compared to what we got now…. Trust me on this 80% of the military are in rod and gun clubs I’ve shot skeet with my post commander….. ( great shot by the way ….. Beat me and took 200$) what we need to be more worried about is the border. And why ain’t we throwing this stuff at that indefensible flank
This has been going on for decades. Thanks to the War on Drugs.
Get right with God and Jesus let take america back we strong when we stand as one
How valid is this information? I am a member of the police alumni association in my city and I have seen no evidence of this.The only vehicle that resembles a military vehicle is a humvee confiscated from a drug lord that we use for park patrol. There are no machine guns or missile launchers or anything like that. Most of the cops I know believe in the constitution and are military veterans.
Bryan Herrmann
The birth of Obamas ISIS in America.
Matt says:
“Because they never studied the French Revolution, that really is the answer!
The end of police militarization and the beginning of cameras are a good start. But what about the caliber of the officers themselves? I feel very strongly about this, because unless we take more definite steps, the technology changes are just a band-aid. https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/mandate-neuro-psychological-testing-all-law-enforcement-applicants-and-current-law-enforcement/yqcSp3Ns
Please sign and spread this, it’s an idea whose time is past nigh, plus it needs traction, plus I’m awesome.”
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