Reflections From a Murky Pond

Al Sharpton, one of aging silverbacks of the Black Angst Industry, is currently shucking and jiving in the hopes of keeping his chickens from coming home to roost.

Go Kill Them Cops, My Bruthas!

The grifting thug-in-a-suit is jabbering to any and all who will give him the hand-out of listening that he is and was against Black violence being turned upon law enforcement personnel.

We have stressed at every rally and march that anyone engaged in any violence is an enemy to the pursuit of justice for Eric Garner and Michael Brown. We have been criticized at National Action Network for not allowing rhetoric or chanting of violence and would abruptly denounce it at all of our gatherings.

And yet, despite this dumb buck’s claims, his misborn bruthas and sistas – all part of his filthy “Million Marchers” were in NYC chanting, “What do we want? Dead cops. When do we want it? Now!”

Then, when dealing with something like Sharpton, people have to expect lies and a refusal to accept any form of responsibility.

Frankly though, I don’t know why this guttermonkey even bothers with his attempts to tap dance away from his responsibility for officers Ramos’ and Liu’ assassination by one of his bruthas. It’s not as if either Obama or Holder, being no different from- or better than Sharpton, would ever do anything against him.

Tags: America | Assassination | Blacks | Civil War | Crime | Ghetto Thugs | Insurrection | Lynching | Murder | New York | NYC | NYPD | Police | Race War | Reprisal | Sharpton | Thugs | Whites

This entry was posted on Sunday, December 21st, 2014 at 11:53 am and is filed under Politics. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.

From a post by Gerri L. Elder on Total Lawyers:

It seems that in New York, the police officers no longer have -after Mayor Guiliani cleaned up the city – enough existing criminals to justify their numbers. They have to resort to entrapping citizens into breaking the law.

Have you ever seen a lost wallet or misplaced purse and picked it up with the intention of returning it to its owner? In NYC you might be committing a crime – a crime that the NYPD set you up for.

Plainclothes NYPD officers have been planting purses in NYC department stores. They then secretly surveil who picks them up. In one Macy’s store, three people were arrested when they picked up the purses. These people, who could have easily intended to return the bags, are now faced with being indicted on charges that could send them to state prison.

This supposed sting operation is very similar to a previous scam run by the NYPD nine months ago called Operation Lucky Bag. That attempt at entrapment was shut down by a Brooklyn judge. Afterwards notes were added to the prosecutor’s handbook to clarify that in order to prosecute these types of cases there had to be proof that the person who found the valuables had criminal intentions since under the law – what the NYPD is supposed to enforce – a person who finds valuables has 10 days to turn any found property if it exceed $20 of value.

They’re back at it again though – with a particularly nasty twist that upgrades the charges into Class E felonies. The purses that now are being left lying around have real American Express cards in them that have been issued to the police department under fake names. This dramatically raises the risks to the citizenry; since the purses contain credit cards with an available balance exceeding $1000 the crime of picking up one of these bags is considered Grand Larceny in the Fourth (4th) Degree.

Grand larceny 4 carries a penalty of up to 4 years in prison. Legal defense fees for defendants can easily exceed $20,000. This seems a harsh thing to do someone who might have been a Good Samaritan.

So, as in all things today, if you see something or find someone keep on about your business. Do not help, do not get involved. By doing so you would be interfering in the domain of the NYPD and they will protect their jobs by having you incarcerated!

Tags: Crime | Entrapment | NY | NYC | NYPD | Operation Lucky Bag | Police

This entry was posted on Thursday, December 13th, 2007 at 1:03 pm and is filed under Society. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.