CASE NO: 794205
OFFENSE: simple battery
CONVICTION COUNTY: CLAYTON COUNTY
CRIME COMMIT DATE: 03/31/2014
SENTENCE LENGTH: 0 YEARS, 12 MONTHS, 0 DAYS
CASE NO: 794205
OFFENSE: cruelty to children
CONVICTION COUNTY: CLAYTON COUNTY
CRIME COMMIT DATE: 03/31/2014
SENTENCE LENGTH: 0 YEARS, 12 MONTHS, 0 DAYS
CASE NO: 794205
OFFENSE: FALSE IMPRISONMENT
CONVICTION COUNTY: CLAYTON COUNTY
CRIME COMMIT DATE: 03/31/2014
SENTENCE LENGTH: 7 YEARS, 0 MONTHS, 0 DAYS
CASE NO: 794205
OFFENSE: family violence battery
CONVICTION COUNTY: CLAYTON COUNTY
CRIME COMMIT DATE: 03/31/2014
SENTENCE LENGTH: 0 YEARS, 12 MONTHS, 0 DAYS
CASE NO: 794205
OFFENSE: THEFT BY REC STOLEN PROP
CONVICTION COUNTY: CLAYTON COUNTY
CRIME COMMIT DATE: 03/02/2013
SENTENCE LENGTH: 7 YEARS, 0 MONTHS, 0 DAYS
CASE NO: 794205
OFFENSE: CRMNL INTERFERE GOVT PROP
CONVICTION COUNTY: CLAYTON COUNTY
CRIME COMMIT DATE: 03/02/2013
SENTENCE LENGTH: 5 YEARS, 0 MONTHS, 0 DAYS
CASE NO: 794205
OFFENSE: obstr of law enf officer
CONVICTION COUNTY: CLAYTON COUNTY
CRIME COMMIT DATE: 03/02/2013
SENTENCE LENGTH: 0 YEARS, 12 MONTHS, 0 DAYS
The above is the rap sheet of one Rayshard Brooks, a rather long one in my experience for a man of 27, who decided that it would be a good idea, rather than be arrested for his second DUI, after falling asleep in the drive thru line at a Wendy’s in Atlanta, to attempt to fight it out with the cops, steal a taser from one of them, and aim the taser at pursuing cops. For this, unsurprisingly, he ended up being shot by cops, and his criminal career abruptly terminated on June 12, 2020 with the ending of his life.
For doing their jobs, one of the cops has been fired and another placed on administrative leave. The Wendy’s where this occurred has been burned to the ground by rioters and the police officers involved may face homicide charges.
None of this is surprising in the insane times in which we live. If the cops do face homicide charges, I think we will see massive resignations and early retirements among urban cops throughout the nation. Why continue doing a rough, dirty, dangerous and thankless job, with the prospect that they may face criminal charges for doing their jobs whenever their increasing deranged political masters find it politically expedient? This will be quickly followed by a massive exodus from cities by anyone who is able to, unless they wish to stay and participate in the carnival of looting, rape and murder certain to result with the neutering of the cops. I have had the misfortune to live through turbulent periods in our nation’s history, and I have never witnessed anything as lunatic as the current Bizarro world take on law enforcement and blatant criminality.
Wow.
I’d heard a little chatter, but nothing like this. No wonder the context was gone.
Heard something about a woman with a dog in New York– then caught another talk radio call-in that explained the set up much more, where the guy who was screaming racism has bragged about harassing people who aren’t walking their dogs on leashes, and had threatened the woman with phrases like “if you don’t do what I say, you won’t like what I do”. But responding to a strange man making vague threats about your dog is raaaaaaacist.
How many of these places that are errupting in violence have Concealed Weapons permit laws? I just occured to me that Saginaw and Flint, Michigan have been fairly quiet on the riot front. (Grand Rapids has been more violence, but perhaps the people there really aren’t not comfortable with guns, not having until now a reaons to defend themselves.) I don’t think even Detroit has been that bad. But maybe I”m not really paying attention?
It’s OK To Be White.
And, ten million libtards will grasp on a comment by someone in Nome, Alaska that the police lie about allegations against blacks because reasons.
Re: the Central Park dog walker, I keep telling people don’t respond if there is a witness, a security camera [they are everywhere], or a smart phones present.
All this nonsensical and dishonest pomp and circumstances recalls an old rock and roll song, “Breaking rocks in the hot Sun, I Fought The Law And The Law Won.” That should be chiseled every black martyr’s tombstone.
If you think that is insensitive – Good. It’s my intent. It’s true. Free people don’t need to be sensitive.
Whenever anyone says that some protestors are reasonable and peaceful, remember this event. They are still outraged that a crook would be shot for violently resisting arrest. Their standard is that protests can continue until no black man is shot by police at any point, no matter what the surrounding context is. That’s what “reasonable” means.
Meanwhile we are at the point where literally hundreds of businesses have been burned to the ground and at least dozens have died in various ways through the riots (it’s hard to get exact information; I suspect the true count is much higher). “Reasonable” people, if they acknowledge these things at all, will play it off as understandable collateral damage that is part of living in a modern society.
and at least dozens have died in various ways through the riots (it’s hard to get exact information; I suspect the true count is much higher)
I’ve seen at least 14 confirmed, and a lot are… I think it’s called “Criminal Misadventure”? Like the guy who died because the driver of the simi they were robbing took off while he was still between the trailers.
No more black criminals will have to worry about being inconvenienced by the police. What could go wrong?
Do any of the lawyer types out there think this cop will have grounds for a wrongful termination of employment lawsuit when this is all said and done?
Yes! I’d take it in a heart beat.