Colorado Criminal Bureau of Investigation Director Ted Mink called it a 'proven program,' during a news conference Monday. Pueblo Police Chief Troy Davenport declared it a 'powerful tool' that has been 'crucial to taking the worst of the worst off the streets.' Bob Troyer with the United States Attorney's Office used perhaps the most popular phrase, calling CGIC 'the grease that fries the crime chicken.' It 'surgically removes' the 5 percent of the population responsible for about 70 percent of 'the violence and terror' in communities, he said. Related: Any way you say it, they mean the same thing.

On the literal level, it is a simple cat-and-mouse chase thriller movie, but from within its roots lie a very profound philosophical and penetrating analysis not only of the characters and the situations involved in the story, but also of the kind of world we are living in today and the more monstrous sides of it we often choose to.

Debora Livingston, special agent in charge for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, summarized: 'The bottom line is crime gun intelligence is revolutionizing how police combat violent crime today.' The key to the partnership is the collection of data in the National Integrated Ballistic Information Network (NIBIN), which houses three-dimensional images of shell casings and test firings of recovered guns for comparison across multiple crime scenes. When a gun is fired, it leaves unique marks on the ammunition casings. As with fingerprints and snowflakes, no two firearms leave the same marks.

Janel Lyons compares images of two different shell casings at the Colorado Bureau of Investigation lab in Pueblo West on Friday, December 8, 2017. NIBIN analyzes those markings and matches them to other casings or guns in the system with the same ballistic evidence - thereby linking shootings. Statistics show that CGIC's success in southern Colorado - which includes Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Pueblo and Fountain - has more than doubled in its two years of practice, jumping from 105 'hits' in 2015 to 260 through Dec. The program has routinely uncovered shooters responsible for four, five and even seven shootings in the state, Livingston said. Locally, Colorado Springs detectives say they've used it to crack multiple cases.

Most recently, bullet comparisons linked a group of teens accused in 10 armed robberies, including the February killing of local liquor store owner Donat Herr, to another shooting in which one of the culprits stole a vehicle and fired at the owners when they gave chase. Last year, it helped solve a drive-by shooting at the Citadel Mall that Livingston said started because one gang 'felt disrespected by another gang.' The shooters were later found to be behind four other shootings in El Paso County and are serving a combined 43 years in prison, she said. Overall this year, the Metro Crime Lab has tested 477 firearms used in area crimes, leading to the arrest of 55 offenders, Colorado Springs Chief of Police Pete Carey said. He said he's particularly concerned with what the technology has revealed about juvenile gun violence: it's increasing. A juvenile was found to be behind the Feb.

11 shooting at the Pourhouse Lounge on South Academy, which left one person critically injured, city detectives Christie Somersalmi and Sgt. Mickey Finn said. The teen is serving two years in the Department of Youth Corrections.

Teens also have been either victims or perpetrators in a number of fatal shootings this year. 'It's scary stuff,' Carey said. El Paso County Sheriff Bill Elder was less specific in describing how the partnership has helped solve county crimes, but he said one investigation from December 2016 culminated in seven arrests and the recovery of five stolen firearms and 15 stolen vehicles. He touted the ability of local law enforcement to 'leverage [their] relationships into solving crime.'

The program's main premise? If law enforcement can make one arrest, they have the potential of solving multiple shooting crimes, Livingston said. From there, the benefits are endless.

'If CGICs and NIBIN can stop shooters early in the progression of violence, we can potentially stop a violent crime before it happens,' Livingston said. Troyer ended the news conference with a message to serial shooters: 'If you want to keep picking up a gun and shooting something because you don't like the color of their clothes or they said something to your girlfriend or they made fun of your car, you're going to end up, for a long period of time, in federal prison out of this state with very little contact with friends, family and the life you know.' He asked criminals to think about that and the success of CGIC and NIBIN next time they reach for a gun. - Contact Kaitlin Durbin: 636-0362 Twitter: @njKaitlinDurbin Facebook: Kaitlin Durbin.

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The story follows Bimbo the dog, a forgotten cartoon mascot of the '30s, who falls down a manhole and meets a strange race of black-faced candle-headed people, one of whom chants at Bimbo, 'Wanna be a member? Wanna be a member?'

Horrified, Bimbo says 'no' in what is quickly revealed to be the worst decision of his life. Bimbo gets subjected to multiple torture methods/assassination attempts, ranging from having a board of spikes slowly dropped on him as he's helplessly stuck to the floor.

To being forced to ride a bicycle connected to a spanking wheel that bashes his ass so hard that smoke starts emanating from it. 4 The Little Pest (1931) -- A Baby Gets Beaten and Drowned This 1931 Columbia Pictures cartoon created by Dick Huemer (who also worked on Disney films like Fantasia and Dumbo) stars a young sociopath named Scrappy whose main hobby is punching babies, making him the second worst in cartoon history. The cartoon follows Scrappy as he tries to get rid of his baby brother, Oopy, so he can go on a fishing trip with his dog. The more Oopy insists on tagging along, the more violent Scrappy turns against him. It starts with some mild pushing and threatening. But then it quickly escalates into Scrappy smacking the kid right in the face, hard enough to send him flying across several yards: 'It's not child abuse if a child does it, right?' -Dick Huemer Scrappy abandons his brother in the forest and goes fishing, but then Oopy (clearly brain damaged at this point) catches up to him anyway.

After managing to not beat up any babies for a record time of two minutes, things get violent again when Scrappy's fishing line gets tangled with Oopy's and he ends up pushing his brother into the water. Oopy obviously can't swim and starts screaming for help: 'It's the '30s, kid.

Pull yourself up out of that lake by your bootstraps.' He pulls Oopy out of the water and starts freaking out because he's not breathing. After several panicked moments, Oopy is revived, and for a second Scrappy seems relieved, even emotional.

But then Oopy says, 'I want a drink of water,' causing Scrappy to fall right back into his old homicidal self and chuck the baby back into the water. Seriously, the last thing we see is the baby landing in the water and Scrappy walking away, knowing full well that his brother can't swim.

Yet this is not the darkest ending on our list. The cartoon starts with Tom sitting in the middle of a train track with the clear intention of letting the train run over him as Jerry's suave narration states that 'in a few minutes it'll all be over' and that 'it's better this way.'

Pictured: Adele's cat. We then flash back to reveal the reason of Tom's suicidal despair: a dame. Tom instantly falls in love with her and they have some tender moments together (as far as we can tell, because her expression never changes), but the floozy ends up leaving him the moment she spots another cat with more money.

Tom tries to win her back by using his life savings to buy her jewelry. This is where they hug and realize that they're not really alone as long as they have each other, right? Or, at the very least, when they remember that they're a cat and a mouse and start carrying out a whimsical chase sequence, united in their hate? And remember, kids: There's not enough food for everyone. They just sit there as we hear a whistle indicating that the train approaches, and then.

Holy shit, was this the last episode of the series or something? Now we know where The Sopranos got the idea for the finale, except that at least they made it somewhat ambiguous and not totally soul-crushing. Balloon Land supposedly takes place in a world populated by living balloons, and judging by the above image, they're of the penis-wrapping kind. The story begins with the balloon people squeezing rubber out of a living tree and placing that rubber on a machine that shapes it into a little balloon boy and a little balloon girl. These balloon kids haven't been alive for five seconds when a man warns them, through a song, that if they go into the forest, they'll run into a creature that will 'rip your skin.' The children, being children (and idiots), decide to do exactly that anyway, and that's when they run across the Pincushion Man, who looks like. What's he doing now?

Oh sweet Jesus. Apparently the Pincushion Man was supposed to look like a giant safety pin (or at least that's what Mr. Iwerks told the police), but the animators didn't quite know what to do with the huge metal rod protruding from his hip, and so they decided it would be appropriate if he yanked it in front of little children. 'Don't worry, there's no way anyone will ever take this out of context.' Besides being a pervert, the Pincushion Man is also a certified psychopath who goes around Balloon Land murdering people by poking them with his big sharp stick -- like this completely innocent racial stereotype, whose only crime was letting the children hide in his house.

It turns out that everything in this graveyard is alive, including the dead things. Especially the dead things.

For starters, the gate grows a mouth and swallows its own key, which is never a good sign. What will it grow if it wants to give it back? Just the gate mouth alone would be terrifying enough, but unfortunately it's about to get much worse: More mouths open in the ground and try to swallow up the protagonist as the headstones come alive and surround him, telling him how terrible he is.

Even more unfortunately, it's all in the form of jazz blues. The protagonist tries to escape and only comes across more and more deranged beings from the darkest depths of the imagination, which condemn him for the 'chickens he used to steal. Craps he used to shoot. Girls he used to chase.'

Wait, that's it? That's all this cartoon doggie did to deserve being subjected to this horror? The protagonist runs into a barn where the insanity steps it up a notch. First he's harassed by inanimate objects clearly possessed by demons and a giant version of the chicken from the beginning, who starts scatting uncontrollably at him, Leland Palmer style. A giant skeleton hand that beheads the protagonist with a knife.

And finally a giant, horrifying skull face that swallows him. That's the last thing you see in the cartoon and, if you watch this late at night, ever. Man, we're never stealing another chicken again. Jim Ciscell is the author of. Jeena Jeena Ringtone Mp3 Splicer. You can find Vincent Pall judging the and on. For other instances of terrifying old-timeyness, check out and.

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