Posted on Mar 19, 2024
SFC Ralph E Kelley
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If you know you know... This place showed up on many Monday morning blotter reports (until a trooper was beaten to death by the bouncers while the local PD did nothing but watch, "because it was out of their jurisdiction.")
After that a to-be-unnamed-but-remembered CSM instructed all his troopers to attend to the matter one Saturday night. When the PD showed up they were met with a solid wall of NCOs and the CSM informed the PD Captain, "It’s out of your Jurisdiction. Remember?"
Legends of Fort Knox.
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Cpl Vic Burk
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SFC Ralph E Kelley WTF? Out of their jurisdiction. What a load of crap.
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CPT Jack Durish
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Am I interpreting this correctly? Troopers = soldiers? CSM led NCOs in defiance of police? If so, what we have here are hooligans v cowards. Shameful.
[BTW, what is with this Anonymous Response option? How have I not noticed that before?]
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COL Randall C.
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This isn't something being rolled out to the users. The ability to post anonymously is something that is being looked at, but it's nowhere near being ready for primetime.

It's a glitch and is already being tracked down.

SSG Byron Hewett Cpl Vic Burk -
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MSG Thomas Currie
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CPT Jack Durish that kind of thing used to be more common than you would think. Oddly enough I don't think there is (or was) a name for it in the Army, but look up Dungaree Liberty for the navy version.
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Infantryman
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COL Randall C. - that anonymous option is pretty well available right now.
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COL Randall C.
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Yep - the anonymous option is available now, but as soon as RallyPoint rolls back the update it will disappear.
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SSG Byron Hewett
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there is no such thing as out of jurisdiction when you have an police officer down or a soldier down you all back up your people weather they wear a badge or a military uniform.
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