Dash cam shows Walter Scott running and about a few minutes in, he's dead.
The city of North Charleston, SC sits around Interstate 26 and its spur Interstate 526. It's a suburb of Charleston.
The city is located about 110 miles from Columbia, South Carolina. It's a community that has minority-majority population. But there's a real problem here. The police is a majority White.
But that's not the issue. The issue is what happened last weekend. The junk food media and the partisan agitators are trying to dissect the controversial video of its former officer Michael Slager shooting an unarmed motorist.
The motorist is Walter Scott. He was a 50 year old man with minor criminal history (i.e. child support, and traffic violations).
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division and the U.S. Justice Department releases the dash cam video of Slager pulling over Scott.
Slager approaches the vehicle.
Scott was a runner and Slager went after him. And after the chase comes the shooting. That's where the witness comes in. The witness whipped out the camera phone and here we are.
The conservative agitators can't say that Walter deserved his fate. I mean running from the law merits a taser or physical restraint. But the reckless decision to shoot Scott and then claim he touched the service weapon didn't stick when the witness gave the video to the family and the press.
Now Rev. Perm and that annoying agitator will debate the issues. Of course the agitators will ask President Barack Obama how he feels about this.
The president can relate to the Black community. After all, Barack Obama is Black. He knows that Michael Brown and Trayvon Martin's deaths sparked a movement.
The BlackLivesMatter movement started after the acquittal of the killer of Trayvon Martin and received fresh impetus from the 2014 shooting of Michael Brown. The movement has received worldwide media attention due to its massive scope and ongoing existence. Protesters and protest organizers have met with President Obama and other prominent leaders to demand an end to police brutality, mass incarceration, and demilitarization of many US police departments.
Obviously he didn't think he would put a corrupt cop in the county lockup. Feidin Santana got his camera phone out and filmed a North Charleston police officer open fire on an unarmed suspect. The officer could get LIFE or the GAS if the state charges of murder stick.
He didn't want the media to drag Walter Scott's name in the mud like they've done to Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown. The racist right would have certainly took Scott's name and turn it into a political football. The racist right would advocate President Barack Obama, Rev. Perm, Attorney General Eric Holder (and eventual replacement Loretta Lynch), NAACP, and the so-called liberal media as enablers of racial unrest.
Feiden Santana would have ignored the commotion. He knew that all the noise that morning had to be something worth filming. He whipped out his camera phone and recorded former North Charleston police officer Michael Slager engage in contact with Walter.
His video would film Walter escaping a taser shot at him. He would see Slager draw his service weapon. Slager would empty that service weapon and down goes Walter.
This video become national news after Feiden took it to the New York Times.
If he would have taken it to the cops, he probably would have been arrested. They would say that he was impeding on an arresting officer. They would destroy the video or alter the video. They would release to the public segments of it. The junk food media agitators (i.e. the folks of Loserville) will run loops of the video to make the cop look like the good guy.
The racist right websites would find some "evidence" of criminal behavior from the unarmed suspect.
Maybe they would have found Walter smoking a blunt. Walter giving the bird on camera. Maybe he was holding a firearm in his basement. They would have made it all about the Walter and not Slager.
Feiden feared the police retaliation. Most Black folks fear that filming police could get them arrested.
If there weren't people so frustrated with the police in the wake of high profile shootings such as the Michael Brown, Tamir Rice, John Crawford and Akai Gurley controversies, you wouldn't see camera phones being used.
And to make this clear, you are allowed to film police. They may try to "justify" an arrest by saying you're impeding on an arresting officer or disorderly conduct. You can lawyer up and tell the judge that you had a right to film public servants while on duty.
YOU HAVE A RIGHT TO FILM THE POLICE!
"I remember the police had control of the situation," Santana said during the interview (above). "You can hear the sound of a Taser... I believe [Scott] was just trying to get away from the Taser."
Slager was reporting that he had to empty the service weapon after Walter tried to take his taser. According to the police report, he said that Walter was the aggressor. The North Charleston police were going to run with the officer's side of the story.
Feiden was also filming the corrupt officer dropping evidence on a dead body.
Kind of odd, that an officer would drop evidence on the suspect if the report says that he reached for a service unit of the arresting officer!
The controversial rapper/model responds to the criticism of her Playboy interview in which she called American conservatives a bunch of fat racist White folks. She didn't back down from her criticism.
She went as far to say that the Michael Brown shooting drew ire from White old bigots who shelter their children from Blacks.
She actually said to Billboard that she'll fuck with Obama, literally!
In the Billboard article, she tells the interviewer that in a sexual fantasy she would be able to fuck the president. Asked about her thoughts on President Barack Obama, Banks professed: "He’s so fine. Those big-ass white teeth and ears hanging off his head? I’m like, ‘Oh my god, I want to fuck the president,’” she said, before adding, "I sleep with my security guards. I love security guards. They're these big meathead bald white guys with blue eyes.”
Azealia Banks tells Loserville's Eric Bolling to suck a pickle.
“And I have had sex with a lot of my female friends," she continued. "It's a proximity thing. It's why I am going to call my next record 'Business and Pleasure,' because I'm always mixing the two." The 23-year-old went on to admit how much she has to “tone it down” in order to attract a really smart man who makes her laugh.
She attracted the ire of the conservative Craigslist and Loserville.
One in particular is Loserville's Eric Bolling called her the "Fool Of The Week". Bolling is almost as annoying as that annoying conservative agitator on Loserville.
Bolling went into the full swing after the interview. He told Azealia Banks to grow up and respect her country or she can bounce.
In response, she told him to eat a dick. And then she kept the pressure on by slamming the network and the conservative Craiglist.
Banks never shy from picking fights told her fans to troll Bolling. And some did troll him.
Expect Banks to attract the ire of O'Loofus.
In the Billboard article, Banks explains her impact on hip-hop, the infamous feuds, her sexual fantasy with men and women, her empowerment as a female rapper, and the future.
Her album Broke With Expensive Taste is re-released this month. She also talks about how the majors put her album on ice because of her personal views.
Todd Kincannon put the smack down on his wife. He claims he was doped up on meds when he threatened to kill his wife Ashely. He was the former South Carolina Republican chairman. This clown is notorious for internet trolling and throwing racially charged insults at Blacks.
This guy Todd Kincannon was the former Republican chairman from South Carolina. He was the guy on the social media calling Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown, "thugs". He concluded that George Zimmerman and Darren Wilson did the world a favor by putting slugs in these unarmed men.
Now it seems like Todd has to look into the mirror once a while. He's caught some flack after the junk food media reported on him slapping his wife in a domestic violence dispute.
He was accused by his wife of unlawful restraint. He got into a shouting match with her and physically restrained her.
The Charleston City Paper reports that Kincannon's wife Ashely Suzanne Griffith wants out. She believes that the man is crazy. She told the law they “have a history of unreported domestic violence.” She said she was “extremely fearful” of Kincannon and described him as being “extremely ‘traditional’ and controlling, thus becoming very upset due to embarrassing him,” according to the report. From the report (Note: Kincannon’s full name is listed as James John Todd Kincannon; the report refers to him as James):
“Ashely continued to tell me after leaving the work function, James began screaming at Ashely while they drove in their car. Ashely told James to let her out of their car to which he refused. Ashely proceeded to roll down the window and scream for James to let her out, hoping a bystander would call 9-1-1.”
She went on to tell the deputy that, while Kincannon was driving the car in a Chick-fil-A parking lot at about 5 mph, she attempted to get out of the vehicle, but “James grabbed Ashely’s arm, squeezing it tightly, thus preventing her from exiting the vehicle,” according to the report. She told the deputy that she hit Kincannon’s arm several times in an attempt to escape, but Kincannon accelerated and she was unable to get out.
The mighty Todd and his tweets.
From the report:
Ashley continued to tell me she called her mother for help and attempted to call 9-1-1 with an open line in order for the dispatcher to hear James. While driving, James saw a police vehicle and ‘freaked out.’ James threatened he would drive the car into a concrete barrier if the cops became involved. In addition, James also threatened to kill himself if Ashely left. Ashely continued to tell me James has made several threats in the past to kill himself, her, and her family. Furthermore, Ashely said she has past incidents of domestic violence and threats of homicide/suicide recorded. I saw no visible injuries to Ashely, she provided me with a written statement, and was issued a victim’s pamphlet. It should be noted Ashely was trembling as she wrote her statement.
The deputy then returned to Kincannon, who reportedly denied grabbing his wife’s arm and threatening to kill himself. He “did say Ashely informed him she wanted out of the car at which time he pulled into a ‘Chik-fil-A’ parking lot,” according to the report, but “Upon entering the parking lot, Ashely changed her mind and said she did not want to get out.”
The officer wrote that because of “Ashely’s statements of James killing himself,” the officer called in an EMS unit, who transported Kincannon to Lexington Medical Center for “further evaluation.”
Todd was on the Benzonatate when he tweeted these nuggets.
Kincannon claims his violent tempers stems from drug use. He attached a photo of a prescription bottle of Benzonatate with his name on the label. He later added that the reaction was “most likely my fault for chewing the capsule and accidentally overdosing.” He adds: “You’d think a guy with my IQ would know better, but I have to admit I didn't pay any attention to the instructions when I took the stuff. I just wanted to stop coughing my head off and took the prescription without reading the label. Lesson learned, and as Admiral James T. Kirk would say, ‘double dumbass’ on me. (That’s a Star Trek IV reference in case you’re curious.)”
WebMD lists confusion and hallucination as possible side effects of benzonatate.
The City Paper asked Kincannon to comment on the allegations of death and suicide threats and domestic abuse, and he wrote:
My wife says she only discussed stuff that happened since I'd been on the Benzonatate, which hadn't been very long. Once we got to the hospital and it got out of my system, I went back to normal and am totally fine now.
When asked how long he had been taking Benzonatate, Kincannon said he had the prescription filled on March 5 and started taking the capsules daily. "I recall taking them but don't recall chewing any until yesterday," he said on Friday.
What if the law was seeing him threatening his wife and he decides to pull out his firearm or a knife?
Could Kincannon use the Benzonatate as an excuse as well?
What's your thoughts on this agitator's latest bout of misfortune?
We here at Journal de la Reyna send our prayers to Ashely and wish her safe travels. Hopefully she can help end this nightmare by leaving this guy?
I missed the Final Four playoffs. I missed the NCAA-1 men's basketball game between the University of Kentucky Wildcats and the University of Wisconsin Badgers.
Two Big Ten teams remained while one SEC and one ACC continued to shine.
Duke easily beat the Cinderella. Big Ten's Michigan State Spartans was quickly defeated in the first game.
Duke's Blue Devils have secured the final chair. Now everyone was expecting that UK was going to cruise through Wisconsin. This bitter rivalry came from the previous encounter. The SEC UK Wildcats ran a train on the Big Ten Wisconsin Badgers.
The game was highly anticipated. After a tough fought game, Wisconsin put the brakes on UK's flawless season. The game 71 - 64 was a huge upset. The #1 seated UK was defeated by #3 Wisconsin.
As you know, the junk food media loves to make the news. Lexington, Kentucky is were the UK resides. Wondering how the fans reacted to the devastating loss?
Wondering, had it been a grand jury decision in which a police officer walked free after killing an unarmed teen, would the junk food media call these fans a bunch of rioters and looters?
Double standard?
Let's add the main ingredient to that question.
Had it been a grand jury decision in which a White police officer walked free after killing an unarmed Black man, would the junk food media call these White fans a bunch of rioters and looters?
See in the junk food media, you hear about how Blacks are labeled looters and rioters.
But when you hear a bunch of drunk college students react to a sports team's win or loss, you hear this as unrest or college students reacting to a loss.
These college students rioting could total in the millions. Lexington will have to fit the bill to the state.
Just young kids having fun, right?
Duke Blue Devils will take on the Wisconsin Badgers on Monday for the NCAA-Div. 1 National Basketball Championship in Indianapolis. Good luck to the teams. Watch the game on CBS.
The left exposes a newspaper's yellow journalism. These are the images of men who were accused of criminal acts. Each of these individuals are criminals but who will the racist right look at as more dangerous?
The Raw Story and the blog SoLetsTalkAbout notes the junk food media's profile of White and Black criminals. NO APRIL FOOLS JOKE, it's real.
In Cedar Rapids, The Gazette had to do some explaining. The online website ran two stories about criminal behavior. The difference in between the stories is race. What's surprising is the pictures of the White suspects came from their yearbook and the pictures of the Black suspects were simply mugshots from the county lockup.
The images used of Ross Lembeck, Seth Gross and Logan Ryan, all 19, were taken from the freshman yearbook. All the boys were wearing matching ties.
While the other images used, Kwain E. Crawford, 36; Milton Whitehead, 50; Quentin D.W. Eatman, 24; and Curtis J. Johnson, 29 in same online publication were just that. Those menacing mugs.
The racist right never ceases to amaze me.
Many pointed out that this discrepancy of images gives the reader the impression that these three men were upstanding citizens who just made a mistake. The other images gives the reader the impression they're good for nothing NIGGERS or insert Obama.
This went viral.
The Gazette endorsed perennial loser Mitt Romney for president. Kind of tells you what the publication's political views and how they view criminal acts by people of color.
The Iowa newspaper scrubbed from its website the distinguished images of three University of Iowa wrestlers accused of robbery.
So I am guessing the perception of images gives the media a reason. The same reason to think Michael Brown and Trayvon Martin deserve their deaths at the hands of either the law or a self righteous vigilante.
Martese Johnson is suing the Virginia state bureau of Alcoholic Beverage Control and Charlottesville police after he was slammed to the ground by law enforcement.
The University of Virginia is doing a solidarity rally in honor of a student who was slammed to the ground at a Charlottesville bar.
Fresh off the rape controversy comes another one. Last year, UVA was reported by the RollingStone Magazine for allegations of rape on campus. Some of the witnesses had shady credibility and the racist right went off on it. Racist right agitator Charles C. Johnson went to the internet shaming one of the women who claimed she was raped by a fellow college attendee.
I am wondering if he's invested his time in shaming Martese Johnson. Obviously, Colin Flaherty is probably assuming this Black man was the one who started the confrontation.
But who's to say?
The law can lie to justify a citation, an arrest or discharge of their firearm.
I bet you that the racist right and the White extremists are wishing that Martese would have been shot. Obviously, they look at him as the type of NIGGER who too much lip on him.
See if they're unarmed, the racist right strongly believes that it's the person's fault if they are gunned down or arrested.
The allegations brought to Martese were misdemeanors. He was accused of having a fake ID was arrested after this scuffle and charged with disorderly conduct and misleading identification in lieu of underage drinking.
Johnson is filing a lawsuit against the Charlottesville police and Virginia state department of Alcoholic Beverage Control.
Martese who got slammed so hard to the ground, he ended up with a bloody head and nose. This required a strong amount of meds and stitches.
The president of UVA and Democratic governor Terry McAuliffe are promising that the Virginia Bureau of Investigation are going to get to the bottom of this.
The AP reports Charlottesville General District Court records show that Martese Johnson is charged on two counts: obstruction of justice without force, and public swearing or intoxication. The Alcoholic Beverage Control agent who made the arrest Wednesday morning, listed in court records as J. Miller, said in the arrest report that Johnson "was very agitated and belligerent."
This happened around St. Patrick's Day. The ABC duties are to enforce reasonable alcohol consumption. Their job also is to watch for underage consumption. They believe that Martese was trying to sneak in.
A statement from a group calling itself "Concerned Black Students" claims the arrest of Johnson was unprovoked and extreme.
"The brutish force used resulted in his head and bodily injuries," the group said in a statement. "His treatment was unprovoked as he did not resist questioning or arrest."
UVA student Bryan Beaubrun said he is friends with Johnson and witnessed the arrest.
Beaubrun said Johnson was trying to get into the Trinity Irish Pub when he was stopped by a bouncer.
After having discussions with the bouncer, Beaubrun said an ABC officer grabbed Johnson by the arm and pulled him away from the bar to speak with a group of police officers.
After about a minute, Beaubrun said Johnson asked the ABC officer to let go of his arm and tried pulling away from the officer. At that point, another ABC officer grabbed Johnson from behind and the two ABC officers wrestled Johnson to the ground, Beaubrun said.
He said Johnson hit his head on the ground when he was tackled and that police acted with unnecessary force.
"He didn't need to be tackled. He wasn't being aggressive at all," Beaubrun said.
Johnson did not immediately return an email seeking comment.
The injuries are real and they're scars of police brutality.
UVA President Teresa A. Sullivan said in an email to the campus community that she had "deep concern about an incident" and asked McAuliffe for an independent investigation.
McAuliffe's office issued a statement asking state police to investigate "the use of force in this matter."
The ABC issued a statement saying that "uniformed ABC Agents observed and approached" an unidentified individual "after he was refused entry to a licensed establishment" around 12:45 a.m. at an area of bars and restaurants near campus known as "the corner."
The ABC said the unnamed individual received injuries while being arrested and was treated at a local hospital before being released.
A photograph provided to The Associated Press by a witness shows Johnson lying on the ground with blood streaming down his face. The Concerned Black Students group said Johnson required 10 stitches.
The ABC said the agents involved with the arrest are being restricted to administrative duties while a state police investigation is underway.
ABC agents in Charlottesville have been accused of heavy-handed actions in the past.
The state of Virginia reached a $212,500 settlement last year with a UVA student who was arrested after her purchase of water was mistaken for beer.
Elizabeth Daly fled in terror outside a Charlottesville supermarket in April 2013 when her vehicle was swarmed by state ABC agents who mistook her just-purchased carton of sparkling water for beer.
Daly was charged with eluding police and assaulting a police officer after her SUV grazed two of the agents. The arrest provoked a public outcry, and the charges were dropped.
Azealia Banks is bait for the conservative agitators. She called them racist in Playboy. Expect this to get coverage.
Rapper and model Azealia Banks has totally pissed the junk food media. She makes it clear, she is no fan of the conservative lawmakers in Washington. She's so fed up with the way the country is going, she threatened to leave.
In a interview with Playboy, Azealia Banks went off. She said that the world is fucked up and she's placing the blame on the feet of conservatives.
"I hate everything about this country", she told Playboy.
"Like, I hate fat White Americans. All the people who are crunched into the middle of America, the real fat and meat of America, are these racist conservative white people who live on their farms. Those little teenage girls who work at Kmart and have a racist grandma. [You know] that's really America."
She often goes on the internet talking shit about people. She managed to spark a feud with Iggy Azelea, the Australian born rapper and model. She also dished out feuds with New Zealand singer Lorde, Lil' Kim, T.I. and other entertainers.
Some of the remarks are based on her thoughts of racism in the wake of the Michael Brown shooting and how the racist right attacked Brown.
"It's always about race. Lorde can run her mouth and talk shit about all these other bitches., but y'all aren't saying she's angry. If I have something to say, I get pushed into the corner.
"Really, the generational effects of Jim Crow and poverty linger on. As long as I have my money, I'm getting the fuck out of here and I'm gonna leave y'all to your own devices.
"In American society, the game is to be a nonthreatening black person. That's why you have Pharrell and Kendrick Lamar saying, 'How can we expect people to respect us if we don't have respect for ourselves?'"
This controversial entertainer is never shy from expressing her feelings about this country.
The American junk food media is relishing on Ferguson situation. The suspect in Thursday's gunfire is caught and I can not help but wonder what the agitators plan on blaming for the shooting of two members of law enforcement.
Okay, 20 year old Jeffrey Williams is in St. Louis County lock up on $300K.
St. Louis County prosecutor Robert McCulloch announced that authorities had brought charges, including assault in the first degree, against 20-year-old Jeffrey Williams. Williams is from the St. Louis area and had been on probation for receiving stolen property.
Williams had been involved in protests on the evening that the shooting occurred and had "acknowledged" firing shots, according to McCulloch. McCulloch said that Williams, who is African-American, may have been firing at someone other than the police.
He's going to face the judge in the coming days.
Attorney General Eric Holder praises the St. Louis County police. He is proud they caught this dangerous criminal.
President Barack Obama also responded to the apprehension of this criminal.
They both urged the residents and law enforcement to respect one another. Harmless right?
Not to the racist right. Of course, two prominent Black men in government. One being the first Black president and the other being the first Black top cop.
The shooting grips the anti-cop rhetoric produced by the left and right. The left is calling for reform on how police deal with non-White suspects. While some of their grievances are real, there are some who are adamant about roasting a pig.
The right is strongly opposed the president's proposed executive order to ban armor piercing bullets. Those bullets will go through a bulletproof shield.
Who's going to point the finger?
Well here's a website that already got a conspiracy going around that the shooter is a "friend of a friend" who knows Michael Brown and Dorian Johnson. Johnson was one of the key witnesses in the shooting of unarmed Brown.
Johnson has been a victim of death threats. The racist right is smearing his name by bold caption
Cop shooting suspect Jeffrey Williams Was ‘Friend’ on Facebook of Mike Brown’s Fellow Robber Dorian Johnson
8 hours ago - Jeffrey Williams: Ferguson Shooting Suspect pic.twitter.com/ ... RT "@RufusKings1776: Did Obama make a statement yet about his son Jeffrey Williams? .... Dashcam captures the moment a NJ house exploded into a million ...
Will the trail from Democrat Jeffrey Williams lead back to Sharpton Holder Obama and the one who funded the Ferguson Riots, George Soros?
This is how the racist right views Black America. For one represents all. If they really hate when the lefties compare every White criminal who commits a mass murder to the insurgency. Matter of fact, they'll be running this narrative that the White criminal is a "Democrat" as explained above.
Matter of fact, they won't notice that the shooter expressed his "Second Amendment" right.
Only in the minds of the racist right, firearms belong to them. Not Blacks, Hispanics or Muslims.
Every gun crime is the Democrats fault. It's never a Republican lawmaker or governor's fault. They know how to use a gun, says the insurgency.
Every time a major event happens in America, the junk food media, the agitators, the irrational and sometimes the criminals exploit a tragedy.
See how the conservative agitators act. They prove the left's point of them being the condescending bigots they are pointed out to be,
The shooting came during protests after Ferguson Police Chief Thomas Jackson was fired out the cannon earlier. One of the officers was shot in the face and the other was shot in the shoulder, but both survived the attack.
Attorney General Eric Holder said in a statement on Sunday that the arrest was a testament to good collaboration between federal and local authorities.
The fight isn't over. The protesters are demanding that the Ferguson mayor steps down.
“This arrest sends a clear message that acts of violence against our law enforcement personnel will never be tolerated. The swiftness of this action is a credit to the significant cooperation between federal authorities and the St. Louis County Police Department," Holder said. "The ATF’s ballistic imaging technology has played a critical role in the ongoing investigation. I commend both the ATF and St. Louis police for their tremendous work in identifying this suspect."
President Barack Obama condemned the shooting on Thursday, posting on Twitter that "violence against police is unacceptable." Holder also called the shooter a "damn punk" last week.
Williams is a criminal. It has nothing to do with his race, social status, political affiliation, or economic standings. It was a callous act by a man who didn't care about the protesters or the police officers who are doing their job to protect.
The Blame Game is getting old. The racist right is playing this card worse than the lefties playing the race card.
That annoying conservative agitator talks down a Ferguson protester.
That annoying conservative agitator went off on a protester. For what reason?
The protester Ivory Ned was a witness to the shooting of two officers in Ferguson, Missouri.
The law can't figure out who was the gunman. I mean they can figure out how a black teen "strong arm" robbed a gas station. The media sure loves posting them pictures of a big guy shoving a clerk.
See how the racist right treats Ivory Ned. Look at the Google search when I mention protester, Ivory Ned, that annoying conservative agitator's name and interview.
For you see, that this annoying conservative agitator was totally condescending towards Mr. Ned.
Ned explained the shooting as a reaction to Michael Brown's death: "[Brown's shooting] was the first action that happened. Then you have a reaction what happened. I’m not saying it was right."
That annoying conservative agitator wasn't having it.
"No, Ivory, you should be saying it's wrong," The annoying agitator replied, adding that witnesses testified that Brown charged at Officer Darren Wilson. "I think the story here is, you shouldn't act that way, and people shouldn't be shooting cops. I don't hear you saying that, why not?"
Ned was quick to deliver a response.
"There are also witness that testified Mike Brown had his hands up. So you look at the facts first," Ned said. "The forensics showed... that there were bullets... with the hands... I'm no scientist, but the facts remain."
He continued: "The cops getting shot last night, that was not right. But that was not right for Mike Brown to be dead four hours on the ground."
Matter of fact, this whole interview was a train wreck.
Look at the video from the jump. Oh by the way, they apprehended the suspect. More on that one in the next post.
Method Man was on the cable news agitators talking about Ferguson and the racist frat boy video.
The conservative agitator ignites his feud with rap music again. This controversy over at the University of Oklahoma and the fallout in Ferguson have gotten major play in the junk food media.
O'Loofus, who is already under fire for telling lies in his reporting is unfazed by the critics. He's full steam ahead. He's hates the "pinheads" who opened fire on two officers in Ferguson.
The moment Thomas Jackson was fired out the cannon, the protesters celebrated. But all that changed when a gunman went to the protest with a semi-automatic firearm. He makes it rain.
Two officers were injured and the FBI and St. Louis County police may have a "person of interest" in this criminal act.
Now with that being said, here's the cable news agitators. Desperate for attention Obama News had featured rappers and Black celebrities on their programs. The rappers and celebrities are giving insight to the situations.
The racist right places all the blame on protesters, Rev. Perm, Attorney General Eric Holder, and of course President Barack Obama.
Method Man becomes a target of this guy.
Blow Joe and Mika launched the first attack by going after Waka Flocka Flame.
Then the old fart goes after Kanye West and told his minions that if West made a racist frat chant, they would make it a hit.
Now O'Loofus is going after Method Man for expressing his thoughts on Ferugson and the frat boys.
Method Man, one of the members of Staten Island rap collective WuTang Clan is legend. He released four albums and two collaboration albums with Newark rapper Redman under the Def Jam label.
He is an actor, director and entrepreneur.
He appears on Newsnation with Tamron Hall.
O'Loofus responds to him.
O'Loofus claims that Method Man engages in COLOSSAL IGNORANCE. Instead of listening to Method Man's passionate concerns, he plays the edited clip. He takes the most sensationalist quote from the rapper and made it into a blame game.
So according to this lying buffoon, Method Man was responsible for two cops being shot in Ferguson.
Really pathetic O'Loofus.
This isn't the first time O'Loofus went after rappers. I can tell you a list of them. It starts with Ludacris, Jay-Z, Eminem, Jeezy, Jadakiss, 50 Cent, Lil' Wayne, Kanye West, Akon, Snoop Dogg, Nas, and Common.
For some reason, he singles them out for at least doing something good.
Method Man and Tamron Hall.
Ludacris got dropped from Pepsi after this agitator complained. The Black leaders and Russell Simmons warned Pepsi to reinstate the rapper or face a boycott. Pepsi caved. Ludacris decided to move on. Pepsi donated to Ludacris' charity groups.
Nas was being singled out for attending Virginia Tech. He was to appear as a speaker and performer at the college. O'Loofus was pissed that Nas was there and went on this tirade and threatened to end the career of the college president.
Common was to appear at the White House for a poetry reading. The conservative agitators went off and tried to label Common as a "cop-killer". Common went on to perform despite the agitator complaining. Common went on to winning an Oscar this year.
While I don't agree O'Loofus targeting rap music some rappers such as Cam'ron, Chris Brown and Shawty Lo deserve to be criticized.
Another thing. The police are public servants to the local or federal government. They are not immune to criticism.
YOU HAVE A RIGHT TO CRITICIZE THE POLICE! YOU HAVE A RIGHT TO FILM THE POLICE!
THE POLICE CAN LIE WHEN ISSUING A CITATION, AN ARREST OR A FIRING OF THEIR SERVICE WEAPON IN THE CASE OF SHOOTING A SUSPECT.
A DEAD BODY CAN'T TELL A TALE! THE SUSPECTS IN THESE MOST CONTROVERSIAL OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTINGS WERE UNARMED. THIS IS WHY THE #BLACKLIVESMATTER MOVEMENT IS GROWING. IT'S BIGGER THAN TRAYVON MARTIN OR MICHAEL BROWN!
Tension mount in Ferguson. The chief of police resigns.
In the midst of resignation, here a bunch of dumb asses gave the racist right a reason. Two police officers were injured in an apparent shooting in Ferguson.
These two officers were doing riot control and out of nowhere comes the bullets. They were seriously injured. We here at Journal de la Reyna send our prayers to those injured. We wish for a speedy recovery.
This comes after the resignation of three officers who shared racist emails, the city judge who improperly fined Black motorists, the city manager who relished on revenue, and the police chief who was the human shield in the controversy that involved the killing of unarmed teen Michael Brown.
Tom Jackson was the chief of the Ferguson police. The controversial decision not to prosecute former officer Darren Wilson after he put rounds in the unarmed teen sparked weeks of unrest.
Loserville may hire former Ferguson sheriff Tom Jackson as an analysis.
The partisans have debated, insulted and insinuated that Michael Brown and Darren Wilson did have an altercation.
The Department of Justice dismissed the assertion that Brown had his hands up during the altercation.
Wilson did have non lethal restraints on him. The officer didn't have his camera on. He didn't activate his sirens when this altercation occurred.
This comes on the heels of the Department of Justice's scathing report saying that the city of Ferguson was improperly targeting Black motorists and residents more than any other minority.
There were some city workers sharing ignorant emails depicting President Barack Obama as a chimpanzee and First Lady Michelle Obama as a topless African dancer. Some of the controversial emails head over to Myrightwingdad.net for record.
Another unarmed suspect gunned down by the law. He was naked and had mental issues. He was shot on sight.
I see that it's not just in Madison, Wisconsin or Los Angeles. We have another unarmed suspect killed by the law. It's now in Atlanta, Georgia.
Here we have the same issue yet again. The police reacted to a man with mental issues. Instead of using non lethal force, the officer put two slugs in a man with no clothes on. The suspect didn't touched the officer. He didn't spit, toss his feces or blood on the officer.
All he done was public nudity. A minor misdemeanor. The suspect was either under intoxication or had medical issues. But for what reason did the officer fire upon this man?
We here at Journal de la Reyna send our condolences to the family of Anthony Hill.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation, the DeKalb County police and the Atlanta police are investigating what lead the officer to use deadly force.
Now with that being said. The officer is on paid administrative leave which is standard for any officer using his service weapon in the event of an apprehension. He will have to call his union rep. He will have to lawyer up and have his friends "look out" for him in the case the prosecutor may file charges against him.
Those friends are fellow officers, the junk food media and protesters who have issues with Black America and civil rights leaders such as Rev. Perm.
Reuters report that a white, Atlanta-area police officer shot dead a naked and unarmed African-American man acting erratically in his apartment complex and who was possibly suffering from a mental illness, the county police chief said.
The police shot an unarmed suspect. The officer who shot the suspect didn't use a taser that he was equipped with.
A Dekalb County police officer responded to a caller who said a man was "acting deranged, knocking on doors, and crawling around on the ground naked," on Monday around 1 p.m. local time, county police chief Cedric Alexander told reporters.
The officer encountered the man, who was not wearing any clothes, in the parking lot, Alexander said at a conference published online by local broadcaster Fox5.
Alexander said the man ran at the officer, who backed up and ordered the person to stop before shooting him twice. Police did not find a weapon at the scene, he said.
Monday's shooting comes after a string of killings of unarmed black men by police in the United States. Last year, incidents in Ferguson, Missouri and New York City prompted nationwide protests, some of which turned violent.
Police shot Hill in his birthday suit.
This is at least the third African-American man to be shot dead by police since last Friday, who either was or seemed unarmed.
Alexander said he could "reasonably assume" the person was possibly suffering from mental illness, given his behavior. He declined to identify the victim, but the New York Times reported that he was 27-year-old Anthony Hill.
Alexander said the officer, who had been with the department for seven years, was equipped with a taser at the time of the shooting. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation would handle Monday's incident, he said.
Kevin Davis (right) was shot and killed by DeKalb police.
DEKALB COUNTY POLICE SHOT AND KILL 911 CALLER.
This isn't the first time for the DeKalb County police.
I didn't know this one. The Atlanta Journal Constitution is covering these controversies.
Dekalb County police has already faced protests after an officer shot dead a black man who had called 911 when his girlfriend was stabbed by an attacker in his apartment late last year, according to local media.
Kevin Davis was shot and killed by DeKalb officer Joseph Pitts. The 44-year old man died because he tried to protect his girlfriend. The police officer also shot the man's dog after he believe it lunged at him. What started as standard police response for assistance ended in death after the officer was confronted by Davis’ dog, killed it when he feared it would bite him, and then shot Davis when he appeared with a gun and refused to drop it, said Cedric Alexander, a nationally recognized expert on policing. Davis’ family and supporters, however, likened the killing to “murder” Friday, saying even the police investigation has found no evidence the dead man threatened the officer with the gun. They want the Georgia Bureau on Investigation brought in immediately for an independent inquiry. “We want to see the GBI open up another investigation so we can have another set of eyes on this murder of my brother,” said Delisa Davis, 51 of Lithonia, the sister of the deceased.
Alexander didn’t say Davis pointed the weapon but that the officer felt threatened when he saw the pistol in Davis’ hand at his side. Davis was shouting at the officer for killing his dog, which was described as a three-legged pit bull, Alexander said.
Asked if Davis would have to point the pistol to be a bona-fide threat, Alexander told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: “I can’t speak for that officer. That officer had to interpret that threat.”
Pastor Derrick Rice, who met with Alexander Tuesday, said DA Robert James works too closely with DeKalb police to give confidence he will do a thorough and objective investigation. Advocates and family members noted DeKalb Police had found witnessess supporting Pitt’s version of events while they and family attorney Mawuli Mel Davis have found witnesses contradicting it.
“It is not that we are picking a fight,” Davis said. “A man’s life has been lost and we are just asking for another investigation by another agency.”
They said Davis’ girlfriend, April Edwards, who was at the shooting, contends the officer shot without warning after entering the apartment without identifying himself. Edwards, 37, said she and Davis heard the shots at their dog and believed her attacker had returned. Davis picked up a gun and went to investigate. The officer told investigators he banged on the door and shouted, ‘Police’ before entering.
“The police officer’s story varies dramatically from the girlfriend,” said activist Tim Franzen. “But you have to ask, Why would the girlfriend make it up when they are the ones who called police? ”
Alexander took issue with Edward’s recollection.
“We have a witness who heard Pitts say to Davis, ‘Drop that gun,’ and we also have a witness that heard Pitts bang on the door and say, ‘Police,’” Alexander told The AJC.
The police-version of the killing, however, has been met with distrust by some who have become more skeptical about police use of force nationwide, especially since Davis had no record of trouble with the law. At best, they say, the officer shot too quickly without enough evidence of a threat. We here at Journal de la Reyna send our condolences to the family of Kevin Davis.
If you're reading this Fred101, you understand the suspect was unarmed and naked. Is there anything you're going bitch about now that the news hit the viral web? Will you find some reason to justify the death by pointing out the unarmed suspect's criminal history or something his family or friends done in the past?
The death of a Madison man has sparked outrage. Once again an unarmed man was killed by police after a confrontation. The police officer who shot him is a veteran. He is on paid administrative leave which is standard procedure. He's getting his union rep, his lawyer, and his psychologist.
We here at Journal de la Reyna send our condolences to the family of Tony Robinson. He was the suspect that was unarmed.
These events call for more training, the use of body cameras and the potential usage of non lethal weapons in the case of individuals who are low level criminals. Those who the law enforcement arrest for minor offenses (i.e. marijuana possession, jaywalking, soliciting, prostitution, traffic citations and unpaid fines).
The AP reports that the fatal shooting of an unarmed black 19-year-old by a white police officer, who authorities say fired after he was assaulted, prompted protesters Saturday to take to the college town's streets with chants of "Black Lives Matter." The city's police chief said he understood the anger, assuring demonstrators his department would defend their rights as he implored the community to act with restraint.
Tony Robinson died Friday night after being shot in his apartment following a confrontation with Officer Matt Kenny, who had forced his way inside after hearing a disturbance while responding to a call, authorities and neighbors said.
Madison Police Chief Mike Koval said Kenny was injured, but didn't provide details. It wasn't clear whether Robinson, who died at a hospital, was alone.
"He was unarmed. That's going to make this all the more complicated for the investigators, for the public to accept," Koval said of Robinson. The department said Kenny would not have been wearing a body camera.
Several dozen protesters who gathered outside the police department Saturday afternoon held signs and chanted "Black Lives Matter" — a slogan adopted by activists and protesters nationwide after recent officer-involved deaths of unarmed blacks — before walking toward the neighborhood where the shooting took place.
The shooting came days after the U.S. Justice Department said it would not issue civil rights charges against Darren Wilson, the white former Ferguson, Missouri, officer who fatally shot 18-year-old Michael Brown, who was black and unarmed, after a struggle in the street last August.
The racist right already trashing the name.
Federal officials did however find patterns of racial profiling, bigotry and profit-driven law enforcement in the St. Louis suburb, which saw spates of sometimes-violent protests in the wake of the shooting and a grand jury's decision not to charge Wilson.
Other high-profile deaths of black suspects at the hands of police officers have prompted nationwide protests, including that of Eric Garner, who died in July after New York City officers put him in a chokehold and a video showed him repeatedly saying, "I can't breathe." A Cleveland police officer in November fatally shot 12-year-old Tamir Rice, who had been pointing a pellet gun at a playground. A Milwaukee police officer who fatally shot Dontre Hamilton last April was found to have acted in self-defense, but was fired for ignoring department policy regarding mental illness.
Koval struck a conciliatory tone Saturday while addressing the potential for more protests in Madison, saying he understood the community's distrust after "this tragic death."
"For those who do want to take to the street and protest," Koval said, his department would be there to "defend, facilitate, foster those First Amendment rights of assembly and freedom of speech." The promise echoed as a stark contrast to Ferguson, where an aggressive police response to protesters after Brown's death drew worldwide attention.
Koval also asked protesters to follow what he said was the lead of Robinson's family in asking for "nondestructive" demonstrations.
The chief said he had gone to Robinson's mother's house overnight and spoken with his grandparents and expressed sympathy to his family Saturday, saying, "19 years old is too young."
Family members at community meeting later read a statement prepared by Robinson's mother, Andrea Irwin.
Matt Kenny, the officer on paid leave.
"I can't even compute what has happened," Irwin's statement said. "I haven't even had a chance to see his body."
Koval said Kenny, a more than 12-year veteran of the Madison department, also shot and killed a suspect in 2007, but was cleared of wrongdoing because it was a "suicide by cop-type" situation. In that shooting, Kenny responded to a 911 call of a man with a gun and shot the man twice after police said he pointed the gun at officers. It turned out to be a pellet gun.
A picture of Kenny on the Madison department's website shows him with a police horse he trains, alongside a short first-person bio in which he says he served nine years in the U.S. Coast Guard before joining the department.
Kenny has been placed on administrative leave pending results of an investigation by the state's Division of Criminal Investigation.
A 2014 Wisconsin law requires police departments to have outside agencies investigate officer-involved deaths after three high-profile incidents within a decade — including one in Madison — didn't result in criminal charges, raising questions from the victims' families about the integrity of investigations.
Madison, about 80 miles west of Milwaukee, is the state capital and home to the University of Wisconsin's flagship campus. About 7 percent of the city's 243,000 residents are black. Neighbors said Robinson's apartment is in a two-story gray house on Williamson Street, known to many as Willy Street.
Chief Koval said police responded to a call about 6:30 p.m. Friday of a person jumping into traffic. A second call to police said the man was "responsible for a battery," Koval said.
Kenny went to an apartment and forced his way inside after hearing a disturbance. Koval said the officer fired after being assaulted by Robinson; Koval said he couldn't say how many shots were fired because it is part of the investigation.
The agitators of the racist right will use this.
One of Robinson's neighbors, Grant Zimmerman, said Robinson would run between his apartment and his roommate's mother's house across the street "all the time, even in the middle of traffic."
Wisconsin's online courts database shows that Robinson, a 2014 graduate of Sun Prairie High School, pleaded guilty to felony armed robbery in October and was sentenced in December to three years' probation. A police report said he was among four teenagers arrested in a home invasion in which the suspects were seen entering an apartment building with a long gun. They ran with electronics and other property and three of the four were captured. A shotgun and a "facsimile" handgun were recovered, according to the report.
Koval declined to discuss Robinson's background Saturday, saying he thought it was inappropriate.
"I'm not here to do a character workup on someone who lost his life less than 24 hours ago," Koval said.
A neighbor, Doris King, told the Wisconsin State Journal she asked Robinson about his involvement in the robbery because it seemed out of character for him.
"He felt he was under a lot of pressure from the others to do what he did," she told the newspaper. "He told me he would never do anything like that again."
Williamson Street appeared quiet Saturday evening. At least one Madison Police officer stood in front of the building where the shooting took place.
The Craigslist of conservative agitation spotlights The Weekly Standard article detailing President Barack Obama's speech in Selma, Alabama. He and the First Family are in the Alabama town showing solidarity. The 50th Anniversary of Bloody Sunday is being held and many civil rights leaders, Rep. John Lewis (D-GA) and outgoing Attorney General Eric Holder are there.
The outrage meter comes from the big bold title "We're the slaves who built (sic) White House".
You got to admit that a historical event is now turned into a partisan escapade. The racist right goes right to town to claim that the president is a racist. The president doesn't love America. Blah, blah, blah, blah!
Good thing he doesn't care what the carnival barkers think of him?
The words in Obama's commencement of that horrible day in American history has driven the racist right crazy.
As explained in the 2012 post "Cut The Bullshit: You Conservatives Need Obama To Sell Your Stupid Books", this agitator relies on racial stories. Without them, he would just be a minor player in the political field.
Most of the news stories that are linked through this website attracts some of the most extreme members of society.
No matter how the story is found, his imprint makes a buzz worthy story. He takes pride in his work.
Despite many who feel his impact isn't going to sway any potential election, this agitator ignores his critics and keeps his fingers crossed. The agitator is hoping he'll activate his infamous siren for a juicy scandal involving the president.
This website openly endorses stories that appeal to White supremacists, radical Christian fundamentalists, and ill-informed conservatives who all have a bone to pick against Obama. Those ill-informed conservatives are usually the birthers who refuse to believe the president's citizenship or hostile conservatives who believe Obama is a Communist.
President Barack Obama, Rep. John Lewis (D-GA) (left), First Lady Michelle Obama and daughter Malia crossing the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma.
Some conservatives think the president is an idiot. Of course, these are the people who couldn't finish a complete sentence. Conservatives can thank the Craigslist of conservative agitation when he finds pictures of President Barack Obama and use them in negative light.
Read some of the comment section online. Anything that is linked through this website usually has a word vomit that involves Obama.
Notice that idiot can't even post a complete sentence... That's how misleading this asshole is!
Yeah, it's true. Slaves did build the White House and the U.S. Capitol.
And voting rights is extremely important. The Republicans are trying to gut voting rights so they can build the last dynasty of White extremism. The very same extremists who flood comment sections (with hate in their hearts) in protest of civil rights, gay rights, immigrant rights and religious freedom.
About the Selma march:
Wikipedia puts it in simple words.
In the summer of 1964, a sweeping injunction issued by local Judge James Hare barred any gathering of three or more people under sponsorship of SNCC, SCLC, or DCVL, or with the involvement of 41 named civil rights leaders. This injunction temporarily halted civil rights activity until Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. defied it by speaking at Brown Chapel on January 2, 1965. He had been invited by local leaders.
Beginning in January 1965, SCLC and SNCC initiated a revived Voting Rights Campaign designed to focus national attention on the systematic denial of black voting rights in Alabama, and particularly Selma. Blacks had followed a campaign to register, thwarted by subjective tests administered by white registrars. More than 3,000 African Americans had been arrested, there was police violence against them, and economic retaliation. Jimmie Lee Jackson was killed in a cafe in nearby Marion after state police broke up a peaceful protest in the town. He was unarmed.
Activists planned a larger, more public march, from Selma to the state capital of Montgomery, to publicize their cause. It was initiated and organized by SCLC's Director of Direct Action, James Bevel. This march represented one of the political and emotional peaks of the modern civil rights movement. On March 7, 1965, approximately 600 civil rights marchers departed Selma on U.S. Highway 80, heading east to the capital. After they passed over the crest of the Edmund Pettus Bridge and left the boundaries of the city six blocks away, they were confronted by state troopers and county sheriff's deputies, who attacked them using tear gas and billy clubs, and drove them back to Selma. Because of the brutal attacks, this became known as "Bloody Sunday." It was covered by national press and television news, reaching many American and international homes.
Two days after the first march, on March 9, 1965, Martin Luther King, Jr. led a symbolic march to the bridge. By then local activists and residents had been joined by hundreds of protesters from across the country, including numerous clergy and nuns. Whites made up one-third of the marchers. That day King pulled the marchers back from confrontation with troops. But, that night white minister James Reeb from Boston was attacked and killed by white attackers in Selma.
King and other civil rights leaders filed to get court protection for a third, larger-scale march from Selma to Montgomery, the state capital. Frank Minis Johnson, Jr., the Federal District Court Judge for the area, decided in favor of the demonstrators, saying:
The law is clear that the right to petition one's government for the redress of grievances may be exercised in large groups...and these rights may be exercised by marching, even along public highways.
—Frank Johnson
On March 21, 1965, a Sunday, approximately 3,200 marchers departed for Montgomery. Marching in the front row, with King, were Rev. Ralph Abernathy and Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel. They walked 12 miles per day, and slept in nearby fields. The federal government provided protection by military troops. Thousands of people joined them along the way. By the time the marchers reached the capitol four days later on March 25, their strength had swelled to around 25,000 people. Their moral campaign had attracted thousands more people from across the country.
The events at Selma helped increase public support for the cause; later that year the U.S. Congress passed the Voting Rights Act of 1965, an effort whose bill was introduced, supported and signed by President Lyndon B. Johnson. It provided for federal oversight and enforcement of voting rights for all citizens in state or jurisdictions where patterns of under-representation showed discrimination against certain populations, historically ethnic minorities.
The outgoing Attorney General of the United States Eric Holder wanted to go even further in this discussion. He's threatening to use all his powers to dismantle the controversial Ferguson police department.
Holder said, "If that's what's necessary, we're prepared to do that."
Civil rights lawyers have previously said the county could absorb the functions of the Ferguson Police Department.
The Justice Department issued a report this week that found that police in Ferguson overwhelmingly arrested and issued traffic citations to black residents, creating a "toxic" environment with its policing practices.
The police also faced heavy scrutiny after it was revealed that some of its officers traded racial jokes about Black people and the president.
The officer who shot and killed Michael Brown was not indicted sparking months of unrest in the metro St. Louis area. It became a political firestorm with the agitators favoring the verdict and others finding it a travesty of justice.
President Barack Obama was astonished by the report released by the Department of Justice. He believes that the systematic practices are not just done in small towns like Ferguson but others.
Ferguson city officials will meet with the Justice Department in about two weeks to begin negotiating an agreement on reforms, Ferguson Mayor James Knowles said.
If the two parties cannot reach a consensus, the Justice Department can sue and force reform.
Knowles said on Friday that the city would not settle with the Justice Department if the negotiations do not lead to "mutual satisfaction."
"There are a lot of things in that report that are very troubling and need to be addressed, but there are also things that are an overreach," Knowles said.
James Knowles, the mayor of Ferguson is trying to calm tension after DOJ revealed damning evidence of racial bias in their police force.
The Department of Justice released a stinging blow to Ferguson. They uncovered a lot of damning evidence of racial bias by city workers and police.
The mayor vows to cleanse the city of racism and work to regain the trust of its residents and the family of Michael Brown.
Michael Brown was an unarmed teenager who was killed by former officer Darren Wilson after an altercation on a city street. This controversy sparked the "Black Lives Matter" movement.
Also it sparked the "Hands Up Don't Shoot" movement. A movement that the racist right undermines because they believe that Brown didn't have his hands up. They believe that he's charged at the officer while he was firing.
The conservative agitators and junk food media smeared the name, the Black residents and civil rights leaders revolted against the victim blaming. Black America seen how the junk food media made Trayvon Martin look like the bad guy and gave George Zimmerman the cape and laser vision.
Now this Michael Brown situation opened a trove of racial bias.
The right wing emails that appear courtesy of "MYRIGHTWINGDAD.NET" have come back to haunt Ferguson. Some of their workers and officers shared some hateful emails targeting Black America and the president.
The racist trolls are driven to that click bait. They laugh and cackle at this nonsense. They see this as a First Amendment issue because this is what they assume Black people do.
They see issues with Black America being overblown.
They never experience racial profiling or disenfranchisement. They believe that Rev. Perm and President Barack Obama are stroking racial tension. They are the concern trolls who believe that for every White on Black crime, there's thousands of Black on Black crimes in America.
Well the Department of Justice revealed that many stops were driven by revenue. Most arrest were singling out Blacks. Most arrest and citations were given to Black residents and motorists. Most individuals with no criminal record were given tickets in perception not infraction.
While some of the evidence obtained shows a pattern of discrimination, the Department of Justice went easy on them.
The Ferguson city leaders and police have at least six months to get their act together. Or face lawsuits.
This is an ongoing situation, we will cover this here on Journal de la Reyna.
