Air fresheners are illegal in Minnesota

[Franklin Pierce]

Black Crime: Facing Down the Elephant in the Room

I compared the young elephants to young blacks in urban cities who were raised without fathers or healthy role models and have grown up extremely violent and extremely dysfunctional. That dysfunction is passed down to succeeding generations because rather than making the hard decisions to accurately define and solve the problem, leaders and activists excuse the bad behavior by blaming all the mayhem on slavery and Jim Crow. The message? “It’s not your fault.”

How’s that working?

Blacks are a third of the population in Chicago but commit 80 percent of all shootings, author Heather Mac Donald told Tucker Carlson on a recent show. In Los Angeles, blacks commit 44 percent of all violent crime but make up 9 percent of the population. In St. Louis, blacks are less than a third of the population but commit 90 percent of all homicides. In New York City, blacks commit about three quarters of all shootings although they’re 23 percent of the population.

On Monday alone, 16 people were shot and two killed in Chicago, a city led by blacks. Two teenage black girls killed an Uber Eats driver in D.C. during a foiled carjacking. A knife-wielding black man, 25, was shot dead after he rammed his car into a barricade at the Capitol, killing one policeman. A deranged black man who had been released from prison after killing his mother was caught on camera kicking, stomping, and beating a random 65-year-old Asian woman, while others, including a security guard, watched.

Black Crime: Facing Down the Elephant in the Room

Memphis shootings: 14 Shot, 6 Fatally, in weekend violence across the city

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Six people were killed, and at least eight others were hurt in shootings across Memphis over the weekend.

Memphis shootings: 11 shot, 4 fatally, in weekend violence across the city

 

[DinkinFlicka]

I think it’s a civil matter but she could be charged with some kind of negligent homicide depending on state law and the agencies GO

I agree with you.

 

[Rickyvol77]

Given the recently acquired information, who cares?

Well frame of mind of officers are important when they call his name and dispatch says “he has a warrant for waving a gun at police and running two weeks ago”

 

[Rickyvol77]

The cop racially profiled him. 100%

Jesus the black cop profiled him? Lol

 

[DinkinFlicka]

Jesus the black cop profiled him? Lol

That's not unheard of, actually.

 

[LouderVol]

The action was they discovered he had a warrant for waving a gun at police and then running. That’s what escalated the stop

they discovered it after the fact. which does not justify the previous act.

 

[Franklin Pierce]

Good ol CNN will be there to throw gas on the fire

CNN is praying for more destruction.

 

[volfanhill]

CNN is praying for more destruction.

I know it's going to hurt your feelings but so does Breitbart

 

[Franklin Pierce]

Wright's father, Aubrey, told the Washington Post that his son had just asked his mom for $50 for a carwash and was headed there when he was shot.

Authorities said the car was pulled over for having an expired registration and after determining the driver had an outstanding warrant, police said they tried to arrest him. The driver then re-entered the vehicle, and an officer fired, striking him, police said. The vehicle traveled several blocks before striking another vehicle.

Court records show Wright was being sought after failing to appear in court on charges that he fled from officers and possessed a gun without a permit during an encounter with Minneapolis police in June. In that case, a statement of probable cause said police got a call about a man waving a gun who was later identified as Wright.

Aubrey said Daunte had a 2-year-old son and dropped out of high school two years ago because of a learning disability. Daunte has since worked in retail and fast-food restaurants to support his son and planned to get his GED, Aubrey told The Post.

"He was a great kid," Aubrey Wright said. "He was a normal kid. He was never in serious trouble. He enjoyed spending time with his 2-year-old son. He loved his son."

Court records indicate Daunte has had some previous brushes with the law. He was arrested in February on a charge of aggravated robbery but later released from custody.

In February 2020, Daunte was also convicted of a petty misdemeanor for disorderly conduct in connection with an event the prior summer. And in late 2019 he pleaded guilty to a petty misdemeanor for possession and sale of a small amount of marijuana.

Who is Daunte Wright, the 20-year-old Black man killed in officer-involved shooting in Minnesota?

 

[Blake25p]

Wright's father, Aubrey, told the Washington Post that his son had just asked his mom for $50 for a carwash and was headed there when he was shot.

Authorities said the car was pulled over for having an expired registration and after determining the driver had an outstanding warrant, police said they tried to arrest him. The driver then re-entered the vehicle, and an officer fired, striking him, police said. The vehicle traveled several blocks before striking another vehicle.

Court records show Wright was being sought after failing to appear in court on charges that he fled from officers and possessed a gun without a permit during an encounter with Minneapolis police in June. In that case, a statement of probable cause said police got a call about a man waving a gun who was later identified as Wright.

Aubrey said Daunte had a 2-year-old son and dropped out of high school two years ago because of a learning disability. Daunte has since worked in retail and fast-food restaurants to support his son and planned to get his GED, Aubrey told The Post.

"He was a great kid," Aubrey Wright said. "He was a normal kid. He was never in serious trouble. He enjoyed spending time with his 2-year-old son. He loved his son."

Court records indicate Daunte has had some previous brushes with the law. He was arrested in February on a charge of aggravated robbery but later released from custody.

In February 2020, Daunte was also convicted of a petty misdemeanor for disorderly conduct in connection with an event the prior summer. And in late 2019 he pleaded guilty to a petty misdemeanor for possession and sale of a small amount of marijuana.

Who is Daunte Wright, the 20-year-old Black man killed in officer-involved shooting in Minnesota?

Yeah sounds like a great kid.

 

[Blake25p]

Which part?

The not immediately stopping part, the refusal to exit the vehicle.

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

The not immediately stopping part, the refusal to exit the vehicle.

He had his flashers on and drove to lit spot. Is that against the law?
And do you have to get out of the car on a minor traffic violation?

 

[VolnJC]

Oregon Senator spreading lies

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

Just because they dont get him right then, doesnt mean they just give up.

No, but when they go try again, he resists and runs away... and again and again and again... When is enough enough?

 

[volfanhill]

The not immediately stopping part, the refusal to exit the vehicle.

You are advised to not immediately stop if you feel you are in danger. You are encouraged to slow down and drive to well lit parking lot. This is what he did.

 

[C-south]

Oregon Senator spreading lies

No, he should've been in prison a long time ago.

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

School shootings and cops murdering unarmed civilians were in full swing long before COVID.

156 violent deaths in Chicago Chief. Only one involved a cop, and that was the one where the perp shot first.

 

[Franklin Pierce]

Black Crime: Facing Down the Elephant in the Room

I compared the young elephants to young blacks in urban cities who were raised without fathers or healthy role models and have grown up extremely violent and extremely dysfunctional. That dysfunction is passed down to succeeding generations because rather than making the hard decisions to accurately define and solve the problem, leaders and activists excuse the bad behavior by blaming all the mayhem on slavery and Jim Crow. The message? “It’s not your fault.”

How’s that working?

Blacks are a third of the population in Chicago but commit 80 percent of all shootings, author Heather Mac Donald told Tucker Carlson on a recent show. In Los Angeles, blacks commit 44 percent of all violent crime but make up 9 percent of the population. In St. Louis, blacks are less than a third of the population but commit 90 percent of all homicides. In New York City, blacks commit about three quarters of all shootings although they’re 23 percent of the population.

On Monday alone, 16 people were shot and two killed in Chicago, a city led by blacks. Two teenage black girls killed an Uber Eats driver in D.C. during a foiled carjacking. A knife-wielding black man, 25, was shot dead after he rammed his car into a barricade at the Capitol, killing one policeman. A deranged black man who had been released from prison after killing his mother was caught on camera kicking, stomping, and beating a random 65-year-old Asian woman, while others, including a security guard, watched.

Black Crime: Facing Down the Elephant in the Room

Man, 28, is Killed and his 22-year-old brother is Arrested after 111 MPH chase and Shootout with cops which left three Georgia officers Wounded

One suspect was killed, another was wounded, and three law enforcement officers were injured after an exchange of gunfire during a police chase in Georgia on Monday morning, authorities said.

The incident began with a TRAFFIC STOP on Interstate 20, but quickly escalated into a high-speed pursuit involving officers from at least four departments, as a passenger fired on chasing police cruisers.

Aaron Jajuan Shelton (above), 22, of Birmingham, Alabama, was taken into custody by law enforcement officials in Carroll County, Georgia on Monday. His older brother, Pier Alexander Shelton, 28, also of Birmingham, was shot and killed by police at the scene early on Monday morning

A Georgia State Patrol trooper stationed near Villa Rica, about 50 miles west of Atlanta, noticed a Nissan sedan that was clocked at 111 mph.

The trooper pulled the Nissan over to the side of the road and approached the vehicle.

But the car immediately sped off, sparking a pursuit.

Gunman killed and suspect arrested after three officers wounded during Georgia high speed car chase | Daily Mail Online

 

[Blake25p]

He had his flashers on and drove to lit spot. Is that against the law?
And do you have to get out of the car on a minor traffic violation?

After looking over Virginia law it doesn’t look like what he did was illegal.
You already know the answer to this, not sure why you’re asking.

 

[Blake25p]

You are advised to not immediately stop if you feel you are in danger. You are encouraged to slow down and drive to well lit parking lot. This is what he did.

After reading Virginia laws you are correct what he did was not illegal. I guess my question is how often does that happen there? Although not illegal maybe it’s rare that someone doesn’t stop.

 

[allvol123]

My understanding is that he wasnt identified until after they had him pulled over. To that point the cops should have been considering him innocent. Instead they operated in a manner that lead to a wrongful shooting.

The cops shouldnt be able to just pull people over and then justify it. There needs to better a better process to avoid issues like this.

What is the reason he was pulled over?

 

[Septic]

"He was a great kid," Aubrey Wright said. "He was a normal kid. He was never in serious trouble. He enjoyed spending time with his 2-year-old son. He loved his son."

Court records show Wright was being sought after failing to appear in court on charges that he fled from officers and possessed a gun without a permit during an encounter with Minneapolis police in June. In that case, a statement of probable cause said police got a call about a man waving a gun who was later identified as Wright.

 

[n_huffhines]

Yeah sounds like a great kid.

Seems like a pretty trivial record to me. If the robbery charge is legit (why was he released if it was?), then yeah, that's no bueno. The other 2 charges sound like nothing.

 

[Septic]

What is the reason he was pulled over?

He fit the description of someone that looked like they may have counterfeit $20's.

 

[allvol123]

He fit the description of someone that looked like they may have counterfeit $20's.

Makes sense. Clown answer from a clown.