After two Los Angeles County deputies were ambushed and shot in the head Saturday in Compton, a group of Black Lives Matter-linked extremists paid a visit to the hospital where they were being treated to celebrate and chant for their deaths.
Some of their behavior was captured by their own video cameras, while the rest of it was reported on by local media and local authorities.
One video showed the extremists walking up to St. Francis Medical Center in Lynwood after “two [of] America’s most notorious gang members” were shot to “just check on these murderers right here and see what’s up.”
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The next clip showed the extremists expressing their hope that the cops struggling for their lives inside the hospital die.
“I hope they die, motherf–kers! For Dijon Kizzee, motherf–ker!” they shouted.
Kizzee was a black criminal suspect who was fatally shot by the police after he attacked them during an encounter earlier this month.
“The encounter … began when two sheriff’s deputies from the South Los Angeles station spotted a man, later identified by the coroner as Kizzee, riding a bicycle in violation of vehicle codes, according to Lt. Brandon Dean,” the Los Angeles Times reported on Sept 2.
“Deputies attempted to contact Kizzee, but he dropped the bicycle and ran north on Budlong Avenue for a block, with deputies in pursuit, Dean said. Deputies again tried to make contact in the 1200 block of West 109th Place, and Dean said Kizzee punched one of them in the face.”
During the altercation, Kizzee’s jacket dropped to the ground, and a black handgun fell out. When he reportedly tried reaching for it, the...