Tulsa, OK
Joined November 2014
Darrell_Ross retweeted
Absolutely horrific news… 3 officers shot in Dallas, one murdered in cold blood. Please keep them all, their families, and the entire Dallas PD in your thoughts and prayers. How many more officers have to be shot? How many more have to die? Before we as a country do everything in our power to stop this disgusting War on Cops…it’s infuriating that we have seen 250 officers shot already this year and no one seems to care. History will not be kind to those who openly pushed for and those who ignored the War on Cops…
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🚨Listen to this man🚨 Now. This is a Police Chief! @Tmann69 gave one of the best “off script” speech that I’ve ever seen from a Police Chief.
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Darrell_Ross retweeted
George Floyd held a gun to a pregnant woman’s stomach during an armed robbery. He went to prison 8 times during his life. Do you think he deserves to have statues built to honor his legacy?
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You know where America went wrong with policing in cities across this nation over the past ten years or so? They do not hire people who are not doctors to tell doctors how to perform surgeries. They don’t hire people who are not general contractors or architects to tell them how to build strong and sturdy structures. They don’t hire so called experts who have never put out a fire outside of their fireplace or at a campsite to tell firefighters how to do their stop a forest fire. So why in the hell did they hire people who have never policed anything in their lives and have no real lived experience to tell police officers how to do their jobs. There were incredible police officers across this nation who do their job with honor and integrity, who were successful at crime reduction and building trust who should have been at the table. Instead, they elected and brought in idealistic radical people to tell officers like myself and thousands of others who were successful at this job that they knew better. Look where it’s gotten us all. Everyone from citizens to cops are in danger. Things are not better. In fact they are exponentially worse. And they get to walk away wiping their hands stating “Well. Our intentions were good.”
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"If everyone does their job..." Here is why NYC is battling the perception/reality of crime and how it affects them. Recently, your officers arrested Rudell Faulkner, who has 47 priors and 28 convictions, for preying on New Yorkers in our transit system and on our streets. He was arrested again last week for jumping the turnstyle in possession of felony narcotics and was charged with an additional grand larceny against a 56-year-old woman who was going about her daily business, marking his sixth arrest this year, with four being felonies. Our cops @NYPDnews did their job✅ @ManhattanDA drew up proper charges and asked for bail and did his job✅ However, the Honorable Judge Sweeting did not do her job by immediately releasing him❌ She set free a predator back into the community, who may be on your next train, or walking the streets of our city, looking for his next victim. "If everyone does their job..."
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So there was this individual who saw fit to comment on one of my post blaming police for why we can’t stop crime. He basically said in a nasty way that, we just weren’t doing enough. Here is my response to him; forgive me if it’s not the classiest response, but I’m pretty fed up with comments like these from people looking at the issue from a 30,000 foot view. “We didn’t fail. We were sabotaged by the very activists and politicians you probably support. Tell me genius; how can we stop crime when many of the suspects we arrest are out in an hour due to zero bail, a severe reduction in ranks from defunding, demoralization and mandates, officers retiring early because they are sick of the bullshit and lack of support from city officials and community members, difficulty replacing them, laws that have no teeth and criminals who know it. Tell me oh wise one how you could make a difference when the bad guys know we can’t keep them off the street and they will never go to prison short of killing someone in this criminal friendly environment. How would you stop a guy who broke into 12 businesses, gets arrested and released, then breaks into ten more. Let me guess; more programs? Well how the F do the programs work when the criminal element has control over the community because the cops have been handcuffed and told to stand down because fighting crime is now racist? I work in a place with 108 programs which are nearly ineffective because the gangs and drug dealers control or intimidate them genius. You don’t know what the hell you are talking about junior. Until you do, don’t push your bs here. Grow up kid.” This person decided to block me, instead of engaging me. As always, they love dishing it, but they can’t take it. Once again. Sorry for the abrasive tone. But I’m tired of being nice to folks who want to make snarky comments from safe places. Most folks aren’t out there watching people be victimized and having limited ability to stop it. You aren’t out there giving cpr to overdose victims, or taking rape victims to hospitals. Or being forced to choose between aggressive enforcement vs high visibility. One option keeps you out of the field which results in more victimization, the other you can’t maintain because their aren’t enough of you to do it. It’s time to support police and stop demonizing them. Of course you should be upset at ones who disappoint you, but don’t make sweeping indictments without knowing what we are up against. We are just as frustrated as you all are. Not doing enough? My ass.
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Yueng The Bell!!! GRAND SLAM 🤩🤩🤩 @Phillies #LagerUp
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PSA: Stock up accordingly 🏈🍺
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The Tunnel to Towers Foundation welcomes home U.S. Air Force Captain Tonya Andrews into her newly renovated mortgage-free smart-home. 🇺🇸 🫡 Captain Andrews’ home features new wheelchair ramps, motorized doors, and an ADA-compliant master suite. Her home is now specially adapted for her needs. ❤️ #dogood #AmericasHeroes Learn more: t2t.org/tunnel-to-towers-fou…
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Injured USMC LCpl Noah White’s smart home is specially adapted for his needs. ❤️ 🇺🇸 His home features wider doors and hallways, pull down cabinets, an adjustable stove that comes down to wheelchair height and more. Learn more: t2t.org/smart-home-program/a…
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Thank you to the Bayonne Police and Fire 5K Run & Walk team for raising over $15,000 for Tunnel to Towers! 🇺🇸 ❤️ Their annual fundraiser held at Hendrickson's Corner in Bayonne, NJ was once again a tremendous success. The fundraiser ends on September 24, 2023. Learn more:
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The Tunnel to Towers Foundation welcomes home hero United States Marine Corps Captain Yessenia Buckley and her family into her renovated smart-home in Florida. 🇺🇸 🫡 Her home is now specially adapted for her needs. Learn more: t2t.org/tunnel-to-towers-fou…
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Nearly 48 years after 8-year-old Gretchen Harrington was abducted and murdered in Pennsylvania, an arrest is made in Georgia. Thank you to LE for never giving up! missingkids.org/content/ncme… #GretchenHarrington @MissingKids
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Thank you to Old Bridge P.B.A Local 127 for their generous $10,000 donation to the Tunnel to Towers Foundation! In attendance at the check presentation are T2T CEO Frank Siller and members of the Old Bridge P.B.A. Local 127.
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Today the Tunnel to Towers Foundation welcomes home hero veteran United States Marine Corps Staff Sergeant Benjamin Webb into his brand new smart-home in New Jersey. 🇺🇸 🫡 His home is specially-adapted for his needs. Learn more: t2t.org/injured-united-state…
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USMC Cpl Patrick Myer's smart home is specially adapted for his needs. His home features wider doors & hallways, pull down cabinets, an adjustable stove that comes down to wheelchair height and more. ❤️ 🇺🇸 Learn more: t2t.org/smart-home-program/a…
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Darrell_Ross retweeted
In its first 5 years the Tulsa Sobering Center has: *Addressed root causes of non-violent public intoxication; *Made better use of Police Officer time; *Saved taxpayers money. Most importantly: 4000+ people have been served and 600+ sought counseling services as a result!
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