Jackson Jambalaya

I will be leaving the metro area in a few years.

Crime is out of control. Just a matter of time before it infects the entire tri-county area.

It will never stop until judges start throwing their ass away! Word will get around quick! Same people committing crimes in All cities where killing is not punished.

And there is nothing you can do about it. No law enforcement officer can predict where crime may occur -- it is simply being in the right place at the right time. Parents of this generation expect schools to be alternate parents, expecting teachers to teach simple manners and discipline. That is not what teachers are hired to do, and so we have an entire generation who likely never have had a spanking before. To them there are no consequences for bad behavior. With Sleepy Joe in office it is not likely to happen from government anymore. Besides, the election was stolen too, with no action taken to verify possible irregularities in the election. Most of these thugs are also likely the result of mothers who did not use judgement but wanting to have sex. My generation (I'm 60) may have been the last generation with any manners -- and it is going to get worse thanks to lack of voter intelligence.

Murder rate in Jackson accelerating. Average .46 murders per day. Has be be Top 5 per capita in the nation at this point.

A hat trick! I'm so proud of my hometown.

Regarding homicide #2
i believe victim was killed when hit utility pole and someone shot him afterwards just to make sure.

@ 1:17 - Careful there are those here that will roast you for being a boomer!

I'm there with ya, Im 62! I'm proud to have been raised and taught by The Greatest Generation.

The 5800 block of Ridgewood Road is a mile-ish from MBar. That area has gotten real dangerous real fast.

Be patient, as those super duper cameras monitored by the super duper Real Time Crime Center should be kicking-in momentarily.

Baby Chok needs to be re-elected so that we can all benefit from the anti-crime momentum that he started. These things take time, so be patient, grasshopper.

All of these tragic and untimely deaths were because of the virus. Damn, don't y'all know anything?

That's a lot of succumbing in a two hour span.

1:17 you we’re right on the money until you mentioned the President. Biden like many before him did very little to deter crime! I’m 66 and don’t leave home without my 6 shooter!

These days, Tombstone is a more fitting name for this city than Jackson.

@12:32
Good luck. Violent crime is a byproduct of egalitarian multiculturalism and the left has made sure that the USA has no place without it.

can we just bulldoze the city of jackson and start over?

Lumumba: "But realistically even when you look at the highest murder rate prior to this year, the highest year murder rate we had in a year, in the City of Jackson, was coincidentally the year that we had the highest number of officers as well.”

KF, or C.J. or Therese. JPD Officers by year. FOIA.

Were each of these deceased checked to make sure they had not died from the coronavirus prior to being shot?

Census Bureau pegs Jackson's population loss at about -3.47 people per day. No doubt Mayor Gumflapper has some inane rationale to explain it all away.

At this point, not even Chapter 9 would help this hell hole.

"can we just bulldoze the city of Jackson and start over?" It's been said before, just change the name to a more enlightened one and all this will go away like a puff of Cannabis.

2:41

Bro, put down the Breitbart articles and get some fresh air sometime.

Ooooooh, and the perpetrator is driving a Hellcat, so even if the JPD WOULD chase him, they prolly wouldn't catch him.

Hey, that brings up a question: if the guy with the Hellcat is, in fact, the one who shot the other dude, wouldn't he be "unjailable" if he just stayed in his car? Couldn't he just drive around, and if the cops "got after him," couldn't he just drive off? Other than catching him when he stopped for gas/food/restroom break, wouldn't he otherwise be untouchable? Seems to me he would be......

Hat trick, yes.

But hitting for the cycle requires 4 at-bats. A three hit night is great, but its not hitting for the cycle.

" The 5800 block of Ridgewood Road is a mile-ish from MBar. That area has gotten real dangerous real fast."

I grew up there during the 70's.

Ridgewood was only a two lane road that became an almost a gravel path (a few yards north of Adkins Blvd/ Colonial Circle). However, It WAS paradise back then.

My gawd, there was even a Tote-Sum store on that part of Ridgewood.

But that was a long time ago . . . in a galaxy far far away.

1:01 I differ in my opinion of influence upon the plague of the Capital J. Judges have minimal ability to correct matters. It’s a culture of fatherless families, schools making excuses for students while throwing money at the problems, along with Politicians (LuMumbalot) citing citizens as victims of their own behavior. Jackson is a rotting corpse. Haul 2 loads of ass from there if you’re still around. I left in ‘83.

@4:36
I have never once visited breitbart. But I read AmRen daily.

The only hope is the ammo shortage. Then again it may have no effect on the body count.

We need to outlaw Succumbing!!! It is claiming too many you g innocent lives!!!
We need to ban succumbing now!!!!!

There are those here that rejoice at the demise of the Boomer generation. They better give some serious thought to that ignorant thinking. When the Boomers are gone who will wipe their snotty noses and clean their stinking asses. It's plain to a blind person that they aren't capable.

Lots of succumbing these days. A cycle would be four murders. Bet that one comes tonight.

On track for 160.6 homicides this year in Jackson.

1/26/21 7:16 Wanna bet that the government is behind the ammo shortage?? Ammo dealers and online dealers are out of stock for how many months?? Just the beginning, that's their way of controlling our 2nd Amendment rights.

@ 7:26 PM... kiss my a**. Every day your generation leaves us another pile s**t that we will have to clean up. Don't know what generation I'm in but lets just say I was a senior in high school when 9/11 happened. My "9/11" generation have been through a lot of crap and we want to make things better. So your broad generalization makes me retort with a broad generalization - the delusion of the baby boomers that they are holding society together is comical, as you've created the greatest unfunded mandate in the history of our country that will likely leave us paying taxes on our graves after we are dead.