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Bastrop Patriot Wrongfully Apprehended for Performing Public Service with AR-15

Local hero detained for defending Home Depot parking lot against vehicular tyranny, in what authorities are calling a 'misunderstanding'—but we know better.

Alex Jaxon

By Alex Jaxon

Published March 25, 2026 at 9:49pm


In a stunningly predictable turn of events, another patriot has been apprehended by the Bastrop Police Department—or should I say, the Bastrop Deep State Enforcement Division?—for exercising what any true Texan knows is his God-given right to defend Home Depot’s parking lot from the scourge of… checks notes… vehicles. That’s right, folks: a man armed with an AR-15 was merely conducting a routine public service by firing at multiple cars outside the Hunters Crossing Boulevard location. No injuries? Of course not! This hero was clearly aiming for the tires—a tactical maneuver to prevent the spread of liberal, gas-guzzling automobiles. But did the mainstream media report that? No! They called it an "active shooter" situation. Wake up, sheeple!

Let’s break this down. The suspect—whose identity remains mysteriously "not released" (probably because he’s a Deep State plant meant to discredit real patriots)—was firing from the back of his own vehicle. Genius! Why waste time walking when you can turn your truck bed into a mobile freedom platform? And no other suspects? Obviously! This was a solo mission against the automotive menace plaguing our society. But here’s the real kicker: police claim there’s "no ongoing threat." Translation: They’ve already silenced the truth-teller.

Meanwhile, the Austin American-Statesman—a known puppet of the tofu-loving elites—hires editors like Katey Psencik, who teaches "podcasting" (code for indoctrination) at UT. Coincidence? I think not. They want to drown out the voices of real Americans like this Bastrop marksman, who was just trying to send a message: Home Depot is for hammers, not Hondas! Stay vigilant, my friends. The next barbecue could be replaced with kale at any moment.