Ten to twelve Black Lives Matter protestors took over a Hillary Clinton rally today for almost 30 minutes as event organizers, DNC operatives, and Team Hillary struggled to figure out what to do.
CNN reporter Suzanne Malveaux is traveling with Team Clinton and gives a report of what took place. (more…)
Because the church fires were amid black churches, various media including CNN had previously attached a racial component to the arson attacks…
ST. LOUIS • David Lopez Jackson, 35, was charged Friday afternoon with two in a string of seven church fires this month but authorities say they don’t yet know the motive.
The charges, two counts of second-degree arson, list his address as in the 200 block of Presley Road in the Glasgow Village area of unincorporated St. Louis County. He was held in lieu of $75,000 bail, according to court documents.
Forensic evidence and video of his car link Jackson to the fires, Police Chief Sam Dotson said. A container of gasoline and a Thermos bottle that smelled of gasoline were found in his car, Dotson said.
Asked about a motive, Dotson said, “We’re still trying to understand that.” (more…)
Look, over there, a South Carolina student dragged from her classroom. Quick, over here, Donald Trump polling showing he’s dropped to second place… fine print? ..move along, move along, nothing to see here folks, move along.
What could possibly be going on that would demand such necessary distractions? (more…)
Summary: A black female student at Spring Valley High School was being disruptive in class. The student refused to leave after a teacher asked her to. A School administrator, also black, was called to the room, and also asked the student to leave, and she refused again. Finally, the school resource police officer (white guy) was called to the room. The officer requested compliance the student refused twice. The officer forcibly removed the student and placed her under arrest.
The BGI narrative began almost immediately – Richland County, SC (WLTX) – A Richland County school resource officer has been placed on administrative duty following an incident at a local high school that was captured on video and circulated on social media sites across the nation.
Lt. Curtis Wilson with the Richland County Sheriff’s Department said Monday night that Deputy Ben Fields will not be back at any school pending the results of an investigation. (more…)
October 25, 2015 — This week, the Senate blocked a bill aimed at cracking down on America’s nearly 300 sanctuary cities. Laws in these cities help shield illegal immigrants from deportation, even after they’ve committed felonies.
The proposal was motivated by the death of Kate Steinle. In July, she was fatally shot by an illegal immigrant who’d been deported five times and convicted of seven felonies. The Full Measure team found the problem of Importing Murder is much larger, and often understated by politicians and advocates with special interests at stake. (site link)
CLAYTON COUNTY, Ga. — A Clayton County judge found probable cause to move criminal charges against Latausha Nedd to Superior Court.
Nedd is accused of threatening to harm police and Caucasian citizens in videos posted on YouTube.
A group of Nedd’s supporters gathered outside the courthouse to call for her release. The group chanted “Free Latausha Nedd” and black power.
Nedd’s supporters thinks she’s being unfairly prosecuted, but the Clayton County Judge Wanda Dallas doesn’t agree.
“Burn down police stations, take cops gun day. Really? That’s not a threat to you?” Dallas asked. (more…)
BEIRUT, Lebanon — Russia and Syria unleashed a coordinated assault by land, air and sea on Wednesday, seeking to reverse recent gains by rebel groups that were beginning to encroach on President Bashar al-Assad’s last bastion of power.
Moscow said it had fired 26 cruise missiles on Syrian targets from naval vessels in the Caspian Sea, 900 miles away, though it was not immediately clear whether they hit targets in the area of the ground offensive.
The ground assault, and airstrikes, seemed to focus on an area of northern Hama Province and southern Idlib Province, around three villages that insurgents consider the first line of defense of the strategic Jebel al-Zawiyah area. (more…)
What was once considered an outlier event, refusing service to a police officer, is now becoming common place amid the national franchise chain of Dunkin Donuts restaurants.
Adding to the frequency, two more separate events in this weekend; one in Rhode Island and another in Connecticut.
In one event an employee refused to serve a police officer and the owner overhead the denial:
[…] According to the police report, the employee noticed the officer at the back of the line and she loudly said, “he didn’t get the message, we don’t serve cops here,” according to police.
The officer left the busy store without any further interaction with employees, and as he returned to his car, the store’s manager and the employee approached him, offering apologies for the comment, police said. The employee said she was joking.
In October of 2013 a 14-year-old student named Philip Chism, beat, raped and murdered his teacher, Colleen Ritzer, his trial begins this week. His defense is claiming the teacher used a “trigger word”.
At the time of the initial murder, the brutality of the attack created some intensely horrific potential headlines. As a consequence the politically correct LEO and Massachusetts media, needed to avoid the uncomfortable racial aspect, and documented Chism as “white” with “dark complexion”. Backstory HERE and HERE.
After his arrest, Chism was sent to a juvenile detention facility. While at the juvie facility Chism stalked and attacked a female staff worker at the detention center. As a consequence he was re-arrested (with additional charges pending) and removed to a high security prison without the possibility for bail. He is being tried as an adult.
Chism initially confessed to killing Ritzer, his algebra teacher, when being questioned by authorities. However, the judge disallowed his confession based on the potential for him not understanding his right to remain silent. (more…)
Matthew Smith is the 18-year-old student who Umpqua Community College shooter, Christopher Mercer, selected to take possession of an envelope containing a manifesto and computer flash drive.
It is apparent from a CNN video interview with Matthew Smith’s mother, Summer Smith, that she (they) have been given instructions not to discuss what Matthew was given. See Video: