Actual Sludge

episode #1 // episode #94

HAVE YOU SEEN THEM?

individual frames from the riptide animatic

ARE YOU TODAY’S DATE?

i will now subject you to william + jay tgirl swag via school doodles i forgot to post last week

fuck dude i spilled my pretzels

What exactly does the law say? It authorizes people to protect themselves or their property by using deadly force in response to "unlawful intrusion" by a "public servant." The measure is essentially just a public-servant-specific amendment to the state's 2006 so-called Castle Doctrine bill, which allows people to do whatever they have to to stop someone from illegally entering a home or car. Indiana is reportedly the first state to specifically allow the use of force against police. The new rule was passed with a nudge from the National Rifle Association, which has pushed permissive gun laws around the country. 

"It just puts a bounty on our heads," Downs tells Bloomberg. Sergeant Joseph Hubbard, for one, says he now worries that every time he pulls over a car, the driver might shoot him and cite the law as justification. "Somebody is going get away with killing a cop because of this law."

“every time he pulls over a car, the driver might shoot him“