Union Home Invaders Threaten to Murder Infant!
A little outside of Greenville County but two of these animals are still on the run so just a heads up. This is why I answer the door with my snub-nose, “oddball” .327 Federal Magnum Patriot.
That poor family. I’d be glad to take them on my next gun store visit. Arm yourselves!
Police Spin Greenville Neighborhood Warning About Crime
Can you spot the spin here? I’ll highlight what I think is important:
GREENVILLE, SC (FOX Carolina) – “Be on watch for thefts and break-ins,” is what some Greenville County neighborhoods are telling their residents.
Greenville Police and the Sheriff’s Office said there aren’t more break-ins than usual, but they may be in unexpected areas and officials want everyone to be aware.
A Greenville County subdivision has begun warning each other to keep watch after a man was seen entering or attempting to enter homes and cars.
“I was sitting in my chair and I saw a guy walk into my garage, and I thought it was my son, expecting to come over here for my birthday dinner, and it was somebody else,” said Mike Albrecht. “He waved to me, so I came out and looked, and he walked between my two cars looking at my generator, and I asked what he was doing.”
The man left, but Greenville County deputies have since arrested a suspect, Calvin Wilson. He’s accused of breaking in and stealing from cars and houses in Albrecht’s neighborhood, and other areas.
Yeah. You know where I expect break ins to occur? Houses. But the police here are trying to say there’s nothing to worry about – there’s just a change in the types of houses that are being targeted?
It so happens that I was talking to a guy the other day who said there were a lot of newcomers in his area and many are a little unsavory. I also have noticed, on my more and more infrequent trips to downtown Greenville, that drug users are multiplying at an alarming rate. Call me a cynic but I’m betting that the drug using dependents of the people moving to Greenville County are not going to be sticking to the traditional bad neighborhoods when they need to score.
So really there are more break ins than usual, at least for people used to living in nicer areas. The cops are splitting hairs on this one by claiming that since we’re not experiencing more theft reports than average nothing has changed. Why the spin? Who knows. But it’s still a load of malarkey and tax payers deserve the truth.
10 Things You Need to Know About a Home Invasion
Fernando “Ferfal” Aguirre is the legendary survival blogger who lived through the economic collapse of Argentina and runs the excellent site The Modern Survivalist. There he has a fantastic article that analyzes a home invasion in Mexico and gives some great advice on making your own home more home invader resistant. It’s really got a lot of great information so check it out.
You may also want to check out his book The Modern Survival Manual:Surviving the Economic Collapse. Just saying.
Two Charged in Murder of Tammy Lewis
40-year-old Tammy L. Lewis was last seen March 17th by two separate friends. The missing woman was known to disappear for a few days at a time and she was struggling with drug addiction. In this instance however, Tammy Lewis’ family was very concerned.
Tammy’s house had been broken into, her car had reportedly been stolen and there have been reports of her receiving death threats prior to disappearing. From Fox Carolina:
After she went missing, Lewis’ family told FOX Carolina that it was not unusual for Lewis to go missing for a couple of days at a time, but this amount of time was unusual.
Police said at that time that they completed a search of Lewis’ home, but did not release the details of the search.
Lewis’ sister, Tiona Perry, said Lewis’ home was broken into three days before she went missing. She said Lewis also reported her car had been stolen before her disappearance.
Perry said she found a scene of disarray inside her sister’s home when she went to check on her. She said Lewis’ power had been cut and there was a strong smell of bleach inside, to which Lewis is allergic.
Now police have announced that 25-year-old Stephanie Bailey and 27-year-old Antwon Michael Quarles Jr. have been charged with the beating death of Tammy Lewis. Quarles is already sitting in the penn on federal parole violation charges so he hasn’t been served his arrest warrant yet. This sounds to me like Quarles got picked up and rolled on his girlfriend.
No motive has been announced yet but it’s likely drug related. WSPA has plenty of updates and the original video of the case:
15-Year-Old Learns Not to Commit Robbery the Hard Way
And I mean the real hard way. According to reports this kid went and got a gun from an 18-year-old friend named Jamique Mills then took two 12-year-olds with him on some sort of late night home invasion. He picked the home of one Erik Moreno-Carillo who returned from some errands (drinking) to find the two 12-year-olds standing in his yard. After chasing the two younger kids off Moreno-Carillo was confronted by the 15-year-old thug in training who pointed his purloined gun at him.
Those of us who have lived in areas with dense immigrant populations will have already guessed how this would end.
The muy macho Erik Moreno-Carillo wrestled the gun away from the punk and, armed with a knife that just happened to be nearby, proceeded to stab the living shit out of him. The kid ran off but the kind hearted bladesman called police and an ambulance to pick the kid up. He was found in what I assume was his home and ended up in Greenville memorial hospital. I’m told this happened in Piedmont.
The kids involved are going to family court, but I think one teen may have learned his lesson. Jamique got the brunt of the charges including three counts contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Erik Moreno-Carillo’s home is now considered the safest on the block.