MarAzul
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Grandson say he is done with Charlotte, not going to live in that hole.
It seems not many arrests were made as a result of all the mischief that went down, some thing like 44, I read. Since a great many of the trouble makers were apparently from out of town, I would think the Black Police Chief would be more than anxious to round them up and square the score.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-...says-70-arrested-protesters-had-out-state-ids
"This is not Charlotte that's out here. These are outside entities that are coming in and causing these problems. These are not protestors, these are criminals." BLM?
But it. it may not be the Chief's fault. Charlotte has a Democrat Mayor that needs a whole lot of the Black vote, 35% of the population. And She probably is a good soldier;
“So now Hillary says she is going to dismantle this system of white racism by talking to police and reminding them, ‘That is not who we are.’ Translation: Black people do not like it when black people are caught committing crimes. So stop arresting them.”
http://www.wnd.com/2016/09/charlotte-rioters-bunch-of-angry-black-lives-matter-goons/
"Unlike Crutcher in Tulsa, Scott apparently was armed when police gunned him down. He reportedlyignored officers’ commands to drop his handgun.
But that didn’t stop a crowd of more than 200 protesters from gathering in the neighborhood where Scott was killed. They could be heard yelling, “Black lives matter,” and, “Hands up, don’t shoot!”
Some protesters threw rocks and bottles at police and damaged police vehicles. Some officers, in riot gear, fired tear gas to disperse the crowd. Sixteen police officers were injured, and at least seven civilians were taken to hospitals, according to officials.
Rioters also blocked Interstate 85 and threw objects at motorists. Someone set a fire that blocked lanes of traffic, and a nearby Walmart store was looted.
Flaherty told WND black-mob violence in Charlotte is an unfortunate tradition."
One young lad has decided he doesn't need anymore of this tradition.
It seems not many arrests were made as a result of all the mischief that went down, some thing like 44, I read. Since a great many of the trouble makers were apparently from out of town, I would think the Black Police Chief would be more than anxious to round them up and square the score.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-...says-70-arrested-protesters-had-out-state-ids
"This is not Charlotte that's out here. These are outside entities that are coming in and causing these problems. These are not protestors, these are criminals." BLM?
But it. it may not be the Chief's fault. Charlotte has a Democrat Mayor that needs a whole lot of the Black vote, 35% of the population. And She probably is a good soldier;
“So now Hillary says she is going to dismantle this system of white racism by talking to police and reminding them, ‘That is not who we are.’ Translation: Black people do not like it when black people are caught committing crimes. So stop arresting them.”
http://www.wnd.com/2016/09/charlotte-rioters-bunch-of-angry-black-lives-matter-goons/
"Unlike Crutcher in Tulsa, Scott apparently was armed when police gunned him down. He reportedlyignored officers’ commands to drop his handgun.
But that didn’t stop a crowd of more than 200 protesters from gathering in the neighborhood where Scott was killed. They could be heard yelling, “Black lives matter,” and, “Hands up, don’t shoot!”
Some protesters threw rocks and bottles at police and damaged police vehicles. Some officers, in riot gear, fired tear gas to disperse the crowd. Sixteen police officers were injured, and at least seven civilians were taken to hospitals, according to officials.
Rioters also blocked Interstate 85 and threw objects at motorists. Someone set a fire that blocked lanes of traffic, and a nearby Walmart store was looted.
Flaherty told WND black-mob violence in Charlotte is an unfortunate tradition."
One young lad has decided he doesn't need anymore of this tradition.
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