Tuner Alliance

05/14/2022

NANI?!!?!?

I wanna go school in Japan!

03/14/2022

Two years ago today, Duncan Lemp was killed in a police raid of his home, and they have refused to release any evidence of why or how it happened.

Duncan was a student and a software developer who was working on starting his own business, and was very devoted to his girlfriend and family. He was also an avid and vocal supporter of the right to keep and bear arms.

Early in the morning, Montgomery County Police carried out a no-knock raid of Duncan's home that he shared with his parents and 19 year old brother. They claim that they were acting on an anonymous tip that Duncan possessed illegal weapons, that Duncan "confronted" them with a weapon when they arrived, and that they shot him in defense of themselves.

Here is where their story falls apart.

According to eyewitnesses, police fired into Duncan's home through the windows, and then entered. According to his girlfriend, Duncan and everyone else in the home were asleep when police began opening fire.

The police's own search warrant does not mention any imminent threat to the public, and no one in the home, including Duncan, has any criminal record.

Despite multiple requests from media outlets and Duncan's family, and even a lawsuit from Judicial Watch, police have refused to release body cam footage, audio recordings, or any other evidence from the raid, or of the evidence they collected to obtain the warrant.

They claim that they retrieved 5 "illegally owned weapons", which is a violation of Duncan's 2nd amendment right to keep and bear arms, but they haven't released any evidence of that either.

Two years after police killed Duncan Lemp in his own bedroom, police have said nothing, revealed nothing, and have refused the grieving Lemp family any information about his death.

We add Duncan's name to the growing list of people killed by police in their homes, often to enforce laws against victimless crimes.

In honor of Duncan, and all those senselessly killed in their homes by government, it is time to end no-knock raids, and end the war on drugs.

The right of the people to keep and bear arms, and to be secure in their homes, shall not be infringed.

03/14/2022

(AC)

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