Too many blacks showed up at white pool party so neighbors called the cops

Professor Emeritus

Veteran
Poster of the Year
Supporter
Joined
Jan 5, 2015
Messages
51,330
Reputation
19,656
Daps
203,838
Reppin
the ether
who are these supposed white people on our side? what do they do for us?
hold up signs that say #BlackLivesMatter for a few hours and go back home to their predominately white neighborhoods ready to call the police at the first sight of a Black person in their community that "looks suspicious"

:francis:

95% of White people actively oppose, don't care, don't do enough, or don't know what to do.

But we have to remember William Lewis Moore, Paul Guihard, Rev. Bruce Klunder, Andrew Goodman, Jullitte Hampton Morgan, Michael Henry Schwerner, Rev. James Reeb, Viola Gregg Liuzzo, Jonathan Myrick Daniels, the 1/3 of the marchers on Selma who were White, and tens of thousands of others who did real work in the South at a sacrifice to their own lives.

There are also your John Browns, John Harrises, Joe Slovos, Charles Torreys, Elijah Lovejoys, etc.

Smaller scale too.
 
Last edited:

13473

Superstar
Joined
Jul 22, 2014
Messages
11,359
Reputation
3,186
Daps
39,770
:dead: The support Eric Casebolt page has been taken over
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Supp...Eric-Casebolt/411643329040685?hc_location=ufi

"The former admin of this page graciously let other people help out with the admin duties for this page. We decided to make some changes. Hope you enjoy."

"Getting some angry messages from the original admin, Christopher Neal. Sorry Chris - you handed over full rights and admin privileges, and I just couldn't resist using them to lock you out. Thanks for the new page"



So with retirement, will he still retain his pension?
yes.

"Casebolt's lawyer told KDFW earlier on Tuesday that the officer had decided to leave the force. Conley said that Casebolt's decision to leave was voluntary and that he would continue to collect a pension and benefits."
 
Last edited:

Concerning VIolence

Decolonizer
Joined
May 26, 2015
Messages
6,615
Reputation
920
Daps
23,539
Reppin
the belly of the empire
dinner convo with the hubby must have been awkward :skip:
k3rek8.png

1f76vc.png


:russ:

A symbolic display to those in IR.

shyt is poetry.
 

notPsychosiz

I started this gangsta sh-
Joined
Jan 31, 2014
Messages
7,638
Reputation
2,911
Daps
21,911
Reppin
dogbornwolf
Eric Casebolt resigns amid protests after Texas party video
Wed Jun 10, 2015 1:47AM
a2952fd6-186f-4496-8c3e-2ec8274f1412.jpg

A still from a video showing Cpl. Eric Casebolt forcing a teenager to the ground in McKinney, Texas

The US police officer filmed pinning down a teenage black girl to the ground in a Texas party has resigned amid protests.

Police Chief Greg Conley said in a Tuesday press conference that Eric Casebolt, who also drew his gun at teenagers during the party in McKinney, Texas, last week, was stepping down.

"As the chief of police, I want to say to our community that the actions of Casebolt as seen on the video of the disturbance at the community pool are indefensible," Conley said. "Our policies, our training, our practice, do not support his actions. He came into the call, and as the video shows, was out of control during the incident. I had 12 officers on the scene, and 11 of them performed according to their training. They did an excellent job."

Last Friday, police were called following an altercation at the party, reportedly sparked by racist comments by a woman who shouted at partygoers, saying they must go back to their "Section 8 homes".

The seven-minute video released following the incident shows the 41-year-old out-of-control cop wrestling the 15-year-old African American to the ground.

"Our citizens called us to a fight in progress and general disturbance at the community pool," the police chief said. "We responded. I do not condone the actions of those individuals who violated the rules of the community [and] showed disrespect to the security person on scene and to the officers who responded. However, we as a department are held to a high standard of action as we do our jobs."

The video sparked protests with hundreds of people marching in the streets of McKinney, a suburb north of Dallas, late on Monday.

234d1c73-ab67-49b9-bffd-b0d461980457.jpg

Hundreds of protesters rally in McKinney, Texas, on June 8, 2015.
Some of the teenagers at the party have said that the cops mostly opted for the black attendees upon arrival, leaving the rest alone.

Meanwhile, an investigation into the incident was continuing “in a proper way, in a quick way, and most of all, to make sure that we have a peaceful response to the actions that took place," Conley said.

NT/NT
 
Top