Black Lives Matter activist Shaun King on Friday claimed that the cities experiencing the worst police brutality are run by Democrats. King denounced “generic” calls telling those protesting police brutality in the wake of George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis to respond at the ballot box, saying voters need to be “very specific.” “Democrats, from top to bottom, are running the cities with the worst police brutality in America right now,” King wrote on Twitter. “We voted for them,” he said.
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Meanwhile, somewhere in Russia ...
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America Together: Volunteers help clean up communities after riots
A Brooklyn man who delivered a threat to New Yorkers during a live interview with Fox News on Saturday has been charged with multiple offenses, including making terroristic threats, police said. During the live interview Saturday afternoon, a man who identified himself as “Ace Burns” threatened to burn down the Diamond District if New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio did not meet with protesters and give the youth “some direction.” "But if they don't, then [the] next stop is the Diamond District," he said, referring to a block on Manhattan's 47th Street known for jewelry shops. "And gasoline, thanks to Trump, is awfully cheap. So, we're giving them a chance right now to do the right thing." Burns, 34, whose real name is Israel Burns, has been charged with one count each of making terroristic threats, aggravated harassment and false reporting, NYPD said. He is now at central booking and has not been released.
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Tropical Storm Cristobal close to making landfall on Louisiana Coast. Jun. 07, 2020 - 2:54 - Fox News correspondent Jonathan Hunt reports.
Gun shop owners in West Palm Beach, Fla., say the city's State of Local Emergency is forcing them to turn away customers. West Palm declared the emergency last Sunday amid George Floyd protests. A State of Local Emergency prohibits the sale of firearms and alcohol. Stores cannot intentionally display ammunition or guns. During a State of Local Emergency, it is also illegal to possess a firearm in a public place. “Basically this is saying, 'don’t bring a gun to a peaceful protest,'” said West Palm Beach Chief Assistant State Attorney Adrienne Ellis on Friday, according to the Palm Beach Post. Alex Shkop, the owner of Guns and Range Training Center, told the paper gun buyers can visit other gun shops in other Palm Beach County municipalities that haven’t declared a State of Local Emergency.
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Riots and looting might actually be what it takes to get a significant amount of the Hispanic vote. Lol https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-06-04/latinos-protect-their-barrios-from-looters%3f_amp=true
Los Angeles Times
They protected barrios against looting. 'Don't come here to tag up all these walls, homie'
On the Eastside and in Orange County, Latino longtimers stand guard over shops and their neighborhoods to fend off potential looters and vandals during the civil unrest.
Near 80 mph winds split massive tree, which crashes onto car in Washington Park, Denver, CO. Thankfully, woman's car just had back window knocked out & small roof scuff.
Police frequency
#WANTED! Surveillance footage capturing a group of men breaking into a pawn shop around the same time of the killing of a retired police captain attempting to prevent looting was released by St. Louis authorities Friday. The video shows seven "persons of interest"…
A man has been arrested and faces charges including murder in last week's shooting death of retired St. Louis police Capt. David Dorn amid riots and looting there, officials announced Sunday. The arrest was the result of an "extensive homicide investigation" after the June 2 murder of Dorn, St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner said in a statement Sunday. Investigators recovered surveillance footage from the business where the shooting unfolded as well as surrounding businesses in the area, Gardner added. The suspect, Stephan Cannon, 24, was charged with first-degree murder, first-degree robbery, first-degree burglary, felon in possession of a firearm and three counts of armed criminal action, Gardner said. Dorn's last moments were caught on video and apparently posted on Facebook Live, though the video has since been taken down. He was killed by people who had broken into Lee's Pawn & Jewelry, and his body was found on the sidewalk at about 2:30 a.m., investigators said.
#BREAKING
— "A man drives a car into a crowd of protesters in Seattle, before exiting the vehicle with a gun. At least one person was shot, others injured.
Shooting victim stable; Suspect arrested."
🔗 Alex Salvi (@alexsalvinews)
— "A man drives a car into a crowd of protesters in Seattle, before exiting the vehicle with a gun. At least one person was shot, others injured.
Shooting victim stable; Suspect arrested."
🔗 Alex Salvi (@alexsalvinews)