Tuesday, June 16, 2020
DEFUND POLICE? BLACK LIVES MATTER ACTIVISTS MURDERED; SUSPECT KNOWN VIOLENT CRIMINAL
Aaron Glee, Amy Mek, Black Lives Matter, Defund Police, Oluwatoyin Salau, RAIR, RAIR Foundation, RAIR Foundation USA, Tallahassee, Vickie Sims, Victoria Sims
Despite a recent violent crime and a long criminal history, Aaron Glee, 49, was free to roam Tallahassee, Florida and is now a suspect in the murders of Black Lives Matter activist Oluwatoyin “Toyin” Salau, 19, and Victoria “Vickie” Sims, 75 a retired Florida AARP volunteer.
Both of the victims were Black Lives Matter protestors who knew one another, according to Tallahassee.com. On June 6, Salau tweeted a description after an account describing abuse. Tragically, she was not found in time. It is not clear yet how Vickie Sims was involved.
It is hard to comprehend why violent criminals appear to be free to roam the streets even after they are arrested.
Heavy reported that Ghee was also arrested three days after Salau’s tweet for battery. Again, he was released. Police discovered the bodies on Saturday evening, and Ghee became a suspect. He was arrested yet again by...
Germany: Muslims declare a Sharia zone and forbid all unbelievers to enter, threaten to kill infidels and cops
Declaring enclaves that are free from the law of the land is all the rage these days, and this fad will continue, since government and law enforcement officials do not have the will to put a stop to it.
“Criminal clans threaten the police in Duisburg-Marxloh,” translated from “Kriminelle Clans bedrohen die Polizei in Duisburg-Marxloh,” by Christian Schwerdtfeger, General-Anzeiger, June 13, 2020 (thanks to Medforth):
Kaiser-Friedrich-Strasse in the Marxloh district of Duisburg is one of the streets that are said to be firmly in the hands of Arab clans. The police patrol the pedestrian zone frequently, it is usually peaceful, and the officers sometimes wave to the many children playing. The situation was similar on the evening of May 17: at 6:07 p.m., a uniformed patrol car crew consisting of two officers and a third-year commissioner candidate was noticed by the German-Lebanese S., an 18-year-old frequent offender who is known to police and is a member of a large Lebanese family. This is a momentous encounter that will lead to a public reopening of the conflicts in the north of Duisburg and will make headlines nationwide in the following days.
Against S., born in Duisburg in July 2001, 75 investigations have already been carried out since 2014, mainly for property and violent crime, as stated in an investigative report by the police headquarters in Duisburg about the recent violence in Marxloh. The 13 pages are available to our editors. The report is declared with VS (classified information) – only for official use.
There is a pre-trial detention order against S. for dangerous bodily harm. That is why he escaped that May evening when he saw the officials, accompanied by two people who, according to the police, are said to belong to the support group of the Lebanese-born extended family. He ran into a residential building – dangerous terrain for the police. The blocks, according to the mission report, have a freely accessible system of cellars and backyards, and are inhabited by large Lebanese families. Nevertheless, the police officers decided to persecute S., but they request reinforcement by radio.
Large Arab families in Essen: Criminal clans threaten police officers
In the block of houses, S. wanted to flee into an apartment, but when he rang the doorbell, the door was not opened immediately. The police took advantage of this and caught up with him. They overwhelmed him with an “irritant sprayer” and “with simple physical violence.”
Meanwhile, the candidate for the commissioner blocked the front door of the house so that no supporters of S. could come to his aid. Outside, 25 people were already protesting loudly against the police operation. The reinforcements arrived and cleared the space, but were attacked, and some officers suffered minor injuries. S. threatened the police with death: he said he would kill them all at some point. Everyone knew how big his family was and who the police had...
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NYPD Cops ‘Intentionally Poisoned’ With Bleach In Drinks From Shake Shack
Almost certainly linked to BLM protests.
An investigation is underway as three NYPD officers were rushed to hospital after being deliberately poisoned with bleach at a Shake Shack in lower Manhattan.
While the officers were consuming their beverages, they noticed a toxic substance had been added and sought immediate medical attention.
“When NYC police officers cannot even take meal without coming under attack, it is clear that environment in which we work has deteriorated to a critical level. We cannot afford to let our guard down for even a moment,” tweeted the New York’s Police Benevolent Association.
#BREAKING When NYC police officers cannot even take meal without coming under attack, it is clear that environment in which we work has deteriorated to a critical level. We cannot afford to let our guard down for even a moment.
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“They are currently at the hospital receiving treatment and...
VIDEO: Rioters Tearing Down Statue Chase Man Down And Attack Him, Man Shoots Assailant in Self-Defense
A violent mob of rioters tearing down a statue in Albuquerque, New Mexico on Monday were filmed chasing a man down in the streets and attacking him with fists and a skateboard only for the man to shoot one in self-defense.
The media and Twitterati were reporting the story as a "white supremacist" attack on "peaceful protesters" but their narrative collapse after video surfaced showing the lynch mob chased the man down, pummeled him, threw him to the ground and bashed him with a skateboard.
The man only then fired back in self-defense.
Unconfirmed reports claimed the man was trying to protect the statue and could have been part of a patriot group called the New Mexico Civil Guard.
Democratic New Mexico Governor Michelle Grisham issued a statement after the above video had surfaced where she sided with the mob, convicted the patriot group without evidence or a trial, neglected to mention that the rioters were tearing down a statue and said she's "praying" for the attacker and suggested it doesn't matter who "strike[d] first."
Grisham's full statement reads:
Although we are still learning more about the situation, I am horrified and disgusted beyond words by the reports of violence at a protest Monday night in Albuquerque. The heavily armed individuals who flaunted themselves at the protest, calling themselves a "civil guard," were there for one reason: To menace protesters, to present an unsanctioned show of unregulated force. To menace the people of New Mexico with weaponry – with an implicit threat of violence – is on its face unacceptable; that violence did indeed occur is unspeakable.
I am monitoring the situation; my administration is in touch with local officials; the individual who was injured is in my prayers, and I am thinking of their...
The media and Twitterati were reporting the story as a "white supremacist" attack on "peaceful protesters" but their narrative collapse after video surfaced showing the lynch mob chased the man down, pummeled him, threw him to the ground and bashed him with a skateboard.
The man only then fired back in self-defense.
Unconfirmed reports claimed the man was trying to protect the statue and could have been part of a patriot group called the New Mexico Civil Guard.
Democratic New Mexico Governor Michelle Grisham issued a statement after the above video had surfaced where she sided with the mob, convicted the patriot group without evidence or a trial, neglected to mention that the rioters were tearing down a statue and said she's "praying" for the attacker and suggested it doesn't matter who "strike[d] first."
Grisham's full statement reads:
Although we are still learning more about the situation, I am horrified and disgusted beyond words by the reports of violence at a protest Monday night in Albuquerque. The heavily armed individuals who flaunted themselves at the protest, calling themselves a "civil guard," were there for one reason: To menace protesters, to present an unsanctioned show of unregulated force. To menace the people of New Mexico with weaponry – with an implicit threat of violence – is on its face unacceptable; that violence did indeed occur is unspeakable.
I am monitoring the situation; my administration is in touch with local officials; the individual who was injured is in my prayers, and I am thinking of their...
African-American Man Found Guilty of Defacing University Campus With Racist Graffiti
The man who officials say is responsible for racist and sexually explicit graffiti repeatedly discovered at Salisbury University over the last year has had his day in court.
Jerome K. Jackson, 54, of Princess Anne pleaded guilty Friday to one count of maliciously defacing property while exhibiting racial animosity, which is a violation of what's commonly known as Maryland's hate crime statute.
A Wicomico County District Court judge sentenced him to 18 months in the Wicomico County Detention Center — the jail time recommended by prosecutors.
“They (those words) are things that really inspire in individuals in this country fear and hate on either side," Judge Abigail Marsh said of the language in the vandalism, which she emphasized runs counterproductive to the anti-racism movements happening nationwide.
Dane Foust, Salisbury University's vice president of student affairs, spoke to the court Friday morning as both a victim and as a representative of victims throughout the campus community.
He asked that the court hold Jackson accountable for the “devastating impact his actions have had."
“He’s driven a wedge between friends on our campus and within the campus as a whole by his actions and by what he wrote," Foust said.
Jackson signed a plea agreement June 3 that requires he take responsibility for the graffiti found on campus on Oct. 8, Oct. 10, Oct. 22 and Nov. 4 of 2019, as well as on Feb. 19, 2020.
Deputy State's Attorney Bill McDermott noted in his comments to the court that the university had two many objectives in crafting the plea agreement: responsibility and finality.
“The campus wasn’t just hurt on the dates that we mentioned today. The campus was hurt everyday, every minute, every moment since those writings were found," he...
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