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Family of Stoneman Douglas student advocate David Hogg 'swatted' at home
https://www.local10.com/news/parkland-s ... ed-at-home

CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. - The family of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student David Hogg was "swatted" Tuesday morning, prompting deputies to respond to their Parkland home.

A call came into the Coral Springs Police Department claiming a hostage situation at the home.

When a Broward Sheriff's Office SWAT team arrived at the scene, they found no hostage situation and determined the call was a prank.

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Swatting is the action of making a prank emergency call to bring about a response of armed law enforcement officers.

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It's a serious dick move.

BTW, they may not have known Hogg was not home. After one of these "pranks," the SWAT team, not knowing it was a hoax, killed people inside. Suddenly, that's not so funny.

I wonder if they were hoping this would happen to Hogg.

Speaking of calling the cops on us ... yes, he's white, but ...

Family of Stoneman Douglas student advocate David Hogg 'swatted' at home
https://www.local10.com/news/parkland-s ... ed-at-home

CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. - The family of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student David Hogg was "swatted" Tuesday morning, prompting deputies to respond to their Parkland home.

A call came into the Coral Springs Police Department claiming a hostage situation at the home.

When a Broward Sheriff's Office SWAT team arrived at the scene, they found no hostage situation and determined the call was a prank.

[snip]

Swatting is the action of making a prank emergency call to bring about a response of armed law enforcement officers.

[snip][end]

It's a serious dick move.

BTW, they may not have known Hogg was not home. After one of these "pranks," the SWAT team, not knowing it was a hoax, killed people inside. Suddenly, that's not so funny.

I wonder if they were hoping this would happen to Hogg.

The police released a press release of a photo of Iloputaife and his dog. However, the only thing that Iloputaife had in common with the robbers was his skin color. The robber was described as 20 to 35 years old, 6 feet to 6-feet-5 and weighing 260 pounds male.

Iloputaife on the other hand is 5 feet, 9 inches, 55, and weighs 195 pounds.

An undocumented immigrant was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers after trying to deliver a pizza to a military post in Brooklyn, New York, according to reports and city officials.

Spanish-language publications El Diario NY and Telemundo 47, as well as other outlets, reported that Pablo Villavicencio, originally from Ecuador, was arrested on Friday while delivering an order at Fort Hamilton garrison in south Brooklyn.

Villavicencio spoke to the New York Post from detention, saying he was delivering food to the military base "and they detained me." An ICE spokeswoman told the paper that a judge had ordered Villavicencio deported in 2010.

"I have been there before and always go in and never have had any problems, they actually know me and the sergeant knows me for some time doing delivery," Villavicencio told the Post. The paper reports he and his wife, an American citizen, have two young daughters and he had applied for a green card.

"Last Friday there was a different security guard and he told me I needed to go get another pass to enter," he said. "And I proceeded to do that. A tall man with dark skin started to ask me many questions, he asked me about why I didn't have any Social Security card."

According to Villavicencio, that man called the New York City Police Department (NYPD) "and the NYPD told him I didn't have any record, that I was clean. But the man said 'I don't care,' he said I need to keep waiting and he called ICE."

The New York Immigration Commission also issued a statement, saying it is "absolutely disgusting when the strongest military in the world punches down by going after pizza delivery men."

Chicago police said they are investigating an incident caught on camera showing a 10-year-old boy being handcuffed and detained by several officers up against a squad car.

Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said they received a call about a young black male with a gun in the area, and the 10-year-old fit the description to nearby officers. Police confirmed to WMAQ-TV in Chicago that an innocent fourth-grade boy, Michael Thomas Jr., was handcuffed by officers outside his grandmother’s home and leaned against the hood of the cop car as police questioned him about possessing a firearm. The boy’s family said they think it was a case of mistaken identity but are saddened and demanding answers about last week’s incident recorded via cellphone.

a ten y.o. child....oh I know, they don't look like children to whyt CONS....they look like the Rock or Bautista....

sadly, a rite of passage for our children....

A woman is livid after she says she was detained and handcuffed at her son's high school graduation.

She says it happened all because her son waved while walking across the stage.

Anna Martinez says she's sounding off because every other student waved -- even the Valedictorian -- but not everyone was detained like her son.

Handcuffed and hauled away by San Antonio ISD Police during her youngest son's high school graduation.

"Emotionally, I was distraught, I was embarrassed," Martinez said.

What was supposed to be a day of celebration and fond memories turned into a jaw-dropping, you-have-got-to-be-kidding-me moment.

"He yanked my arm, he yanked it so hard, he yanked it twice and my arm went up and I kept on begging him, 'Please, you’re hurting me,'" Martinez recounted.

Her son, 18-year old Luis Martinez, was among dozens of students graduating this week from Highlands High School.

A video obtained by Fox San Antonio shows student after student breaking the rules when they waved to family members and friends, but not all of them were detained backstage.

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Because racism runs rampant, Jovita Jones Cage cannot say the same thing. She bought a bra at Victorias Secret in their Collierville, TN store. The cashier accidentally left the sensor on the bra. Cage realized it when she got home. She brought it back to the store with the receipt, asked the cashier to remove the sensor, which the cashier did, then left the bra, bag and receipt with the cashier so she could browse around the store some more.

Next thing she knows, she is being arrested for shoplifting by a police officer. A store manager had called the police without talking to her, or, apparently, to the cashier who might have set her straight about what was going on. After being treated like crap, and having her bag searched "aggressively," she was told not to return to the store. Naturally, she was humiliated and traumatized. She is a teacher - she feared, what if one of her students' families saw her being arrested?

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One officer then interviews the Waffle House employee in charge who explains that the charge was correct because the orange juice is only $1 if you also purchase a beverage, but the couple didn't purchase a beverage, they only asked for water with their meal. The employee said they "tried multiple times to explain" that to the couple, but "they kept yelling and arguing," and when the waitress threatened to call the cops, the man said go ahead.

The employee told the police they wished to press charges for non-payment of the bill. Upon hearing this, the woman, who is in handcuffs, cries, "I was going to pay the bill!"

"The problem is you guys wanna run your mouth," says the officer. "Right when I walk in the door, he wants to start talking about 'you guys aint gonna put your hands on me.' Okay, I'm trying to talk to him like a man to see what's going on, but he wants to start saying stuff like that. And then you wanna pull your phone, which that's fine, you've got the right to record...but what you did, the crime that you and your boyfriend or your husband committed is you didn't pay your bill."

The woman explains they didn't even get their food.

"We didn't get nothing from them, nothing at all. We haven't been served at all, so how's it theft?" she says through tears.

The officer then chastises her for arguing over $1 when her boyfriend had lots of cash on him.

While the two remain handcuffed and sitting in the back of separate police cars, the officer whose body camera is recording the incident confirms that the couple did not get their food. But, apparently frustrated that the handcuffed man interrupted him, the officer says to the other officers, "If you want to take him, take him. I don't care."

They will arrest you and point a taser at your heart over $1.50 worth of orange juice.

Bodycam video shows controversial Florida Waffle House police encounter - CBS News

In a video posted online, a black doctor in Atlanta who attempted to enter the gated community where she has a home was blocked from entering by a man who called the police to have her arrested, reports 11 Alive.

According to Dr. Nnenna Aguocha, she had just come off a night shift and was attempting to pull into the Buckhead Townhome complex where she has lived for eight years when the man blocked her with his SUV in a confrontation that lasted 30 minutes.

In the video you can see the man’s white car blocking the only way into the complex, with Aguocha approaching the man and pointing out where she lived as he muttered at her with his window rolled up.

“He got out of the car and threatened to call the police on me because I was trespassing,” she said in the video, adding. “This is racial profiling at its finest.”

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They will arrest you and point a taser at your heart over $1.50 worth of orange juice.

Bodycam video shows controversial Florida Waffle House police encounter - CBS News

WHAT MADE YOU DECIDE TO GET INVOLVED IN THE CANNABIS SPACE?
So, to give a little bit of background on myself and how I got started, I’m pretty recent to the industry. I’m about five years in. My business partner has been in the cannabis industry for about 20 – 25 years.

I come from a very professional background, doing everything from Wall Street think tanks and software companies, and I started getting into cannabis after I recovered from a coma caused by meningitis. I’m not supposed to be alive today.

I’ve never gotten high, still haven’t gotten high, and have no interest in that. For me, the passion is really from the medical side and how it helped me and how it can really help others is what got me interested in it. So, I dropped everything and started taking classes. I have an MBA and a couple of other Masters Degrees. I really like research, so I started taking classes on biochemistry – on how to do extractions, botany – in an effort to find the best business partner. So, I went up to Humboldt.

These racists are going to insist on civil disobedience, mass violence

guaranteed

Residents in Oakland Hills Neighborhood called the Police after they saw an African-American Oakland Firefighter, in uniform conducting Fire Safety Checks.

https://www.eastbaytimes.com/2018/06/25 ... nspection/.

According to the report, firefighter Kevin Moore was reported to police by a resident despite wearing a full uniform, a radio and a clipboard during a standard inspection.

Vince Crudele, the supervisor of the hills inspection program, said Monday that residents received notices in April that firefighters would soon be doing the annual inspections. It was sent to “All residents in the Oakland hills just as we have (done) for the past 15-plus years,” Crudele said.

This is the latest in a string of incidents in which White Bay Area Residents called their local Police Department to report African-Americans doing such hienous things as grilling at Lake Merritt or a little girl selling water.

"Help there is Black Man, in Fightfighters Uniform in my neighborhood....he is carrying a clip board".