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Wednesday, March 23, 2022
BLACK DOMESTIC TERRORISM AND VIOLENT CRIME IN AMERICA - CELEPHONE VIDEO CAPTURES THE MOMENTS AFTER BLACK MAN ATTEMPTS RAPE AT WALMART
CELEPHONE VIDEO CAPTURES THE MOMENTS AFTER BLACK MAN ATTEMPTS RAPE AT WALMART
A first-grade teacher and another individual in North Carolina have been arrested on methamphetamine trafficking charges. The Fayetteville Police Department (FPD) said in a release that detectives seized more than four pounds of methamphetamine during the investigation.
On Saturday, the FPD announced it had arrested Antonisha Chambers, 34, and Bradford Gordon, 29, both of whom are of Fayetteville. Each defendant is “charged with Trafficking by Possession, Trafficking by Transport, Maintaining Dwelling for the Purposes of Narcotics, & Conspiracy.”
“Chambers is employed as a first grade teacher” at E. Honeycutt Elementary School, and both she and Gordon are in the United States on visas, the FPD said. Chambers is still listed on the staff directory for the elementary school.
On Sunday, CCSD Associate Superintendent Lindsay Whitley released a statement on the arrest, WRAL reports:
District officials are aware that a CCS employee was arrested and charged Friday based on allegations related to off-campus drug trafficking. The arrest did not take place on the school campus, and students were not made aware of this situation.
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We take this situation very seriously, and while these allegations are very disappointing, they do not overshadow the work that our employees do on a daily basis to help students succeed in the classroom and beyond. Prior to hiring employees, the district conducts extensive background checks and provides ethics training to employees once hired.
Whitley added that after Chambers has a meeting with the district’s human resources department, her employment status will be updated, the Fayetteville Observerreported.
“(Chambers) is prohibited from returning to campus and having contact with students and staff at this time,” Whitley said, per WRAL. “We will continue to cooperate with law enforcement as they investigate this off-campus matter.”
Online inmate records show Gordon’s bond was set at $40,000, while a search for Chambers did not yield results. The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office did not immediately respond to Breitbart News’s inquiry about Chambers’ bond.
Kim Foxx begins early release program for prisoners with a home invader, an aggravated robber, and a burglar, all with lengthy records
Kim Foxx, the Soros-supported top prosecutor in Cook County, Illinois, is taking advantage of a new law in that state that allows prosecutors to identify prisoners whose further incarceration “no longer advances the interests of justice.” Like other Soros prosecutors, she is a critic of “mass incarceration,” and has big plans, as Patrick Smith of WBEZ writes:
Three Cook County prosecutors are assigned to work on resentencing motions, but they will only be working on the initiative part time. Foxx said her goal is to expand the program so there are dedicated staffers assigned and she said she eventually wants to loosen the criteria for eligibility. She said she did not know how many prisoners might fit the current criteria, but estimated a potential pool of “thousands” of people.
She just announced the first convicts to be freed, and, curiously, they have relatively little time left behind bars, anyway. But they are also career criminals, as CWB Chicago reports:
Left to right: Larry Frazier, Charles Miles, and Roland Reyes | IDOC (Via CWB Chicago)
Of all the inmates who might be in line for early release, Foxx’s office has settled on a convicted home invader, a convicted armed robber, and a convicted burglar. They all have lengthy criminal records, and two of them are violent records.
Two men are already scheduled to be paroled next year, while the third is slated for parole in six weeks.
In a strange turn of events, Foxx’s office will pursue the early release of felons just one year after she ended the state’s attorney’s traditional role of providing input on routine parole decisions, because prosecutors “aren’t in the best position to judge inmates’ fitness for parole,” the Sun-Times reported in 2021.
Corporate media outlets have not published many details about the three men who will be up for early release next week. So, CWB went digging. (snip)
Larry Frazier, 63
Frazier was convicted of a string of violent crimes stretching across 14 years. He didn’t spend much time out of custody between cases, court records show:
January 1978 – Armed robbery and aggravated battery. 6 years each.
August 1983 – Theft. 2 years.
November 1987 – Robbery. 5 years.
August 1992 – Robbery. 7 years.
August 1992 – Another robbery. 7 years.
August 1992 – A third robbery. 7 years.
In September 1995, “just days after his release from prison,” according to a U.S. Court of Appeals ruling, Larry Frazier committed his most recent crime: armed home invasion. He received a 60-year sentence. (snip)
Charles Miles, 55
Miles received a 12-year sentence for burglarizing a downtown apartment in 2011 while the victim and her child were home. The sentencing judge called him “kind of a friendly burglar.” (snip)
Like Frazier, Miles qualified for a sentencing enhancement because he had two prior burglary convictions and a 1992 conviction for aggravated battery causing great bodily harm. (snip)
Roland Reyes, 57
CWB could not locate specific information about the 2008 aggravated robbery that resulted in a 30-year sentence for Reyes. Illinois Department of Corrections records show he previously received sometimes-lengthy sentences for other crimes:
20 years for armed robbery in 1992
5 years for being a felon in possession of a firearm in 1992
6 years for armed robbery in 1989
6 years for another armed robbery in 1989
6 years for burglary in 1989
2 years for theft in 1984
Four two-year sentences for narcotics in 1984
The Sun-Times reported Friday that the victim in the robbery that Reyes is serving time for “suffered an injury to his hand and arm, according to prosecutors.” The paper also reported that prosecutors said “aggravated robbery was a Class 1 felony with a sentencing range of 4-15 years in prison. Reyes, though, was sentenced as a Class X offender.”
These are the comparatively warm and cuddly examples chosen to kick off a program targeting thousands of cons for release. With Chicago and Illinois already notorious worldwide for violent crime, things are going to get worse.
Hat tip: Peter von Buol
Mother of One of Rapper Young Thug’s Children Shot and Killed in Atlanta
The mother of one of rapper Young Thug’s children was shot and killed Thursday after a fight in an Atlanta bowling alley.
According to the Atlanta Police Department, LaKevia Jackson was found dead from multiple gunshots after they were called to a suspected shooting.
Jackson, 31, was reportedly at Metro Fun Center along Metropolitan Parkway in southwest Atlanta for a birthday celebration, but during the evening she and others engaged in a fight that seems to have erupted into gunfire, according to CBS46.
The victim’s mother confirmed to CBS46 that her daughter was killed.
“I didn’t know that was going to be the last time I talked to my baby,” Jackson’s mother said. “I could hear her over the phone crying and screaming then her best friend said she’s not breathing!”
The Atlanta Police said they do have a suspect they are seeking.
“This is truly an atrocity. A young lady has lost her life over a bowling ball. We talk about conflict-resolution time and time again and this is an escalated dispute so we will work this case through the night, and we will find the person responsible,” Homicide Commander Lt. Ralph Woolfolk told reporters. “We know who are, so go ahead and turn yourself in.”
Officers did not release the name of any suspect.
Jackson has a 14-year-old son with the rapper, whose real name is Jeffrey Lamar Williams. Williams and Jackson met when they were teens at South Atlanta High School.
Elder has been arrested eight times in total for multiple violent crimes. He previously stabbed a friend in August 2020 and was also accused of smashing a glass bottle on a 30-year-old man’s head in Queens.
Don’t Fund the Police, Fill the Prisons
Arresting criminals doesn’t do any good if they’re out on the streets again.
Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the Freedom Center, is an investigative journalist and writer focusing on the radical Left and Islamic terrorism.
At his State of the Union address, Biden embraced the slogan, “Fund the Police.”
While it was nice of the titular figure of a radical party that is still trying to lynch police officers across the country for doing their jobs to propose funding the police, that’s not the issue.
And somewhere in his last endangered brain cell, even Biden knows that.
Despite that being the slogan of Black Lives Matter, little actual police defunding has taken place outside of a few major cities. Many police departments could use more resources, but the massive crime wave that cities are faced with is not about a lack of police funding.
What happened wasn’t that police were defunded, but that new laws and the enforcement of existing laws and policies changed the crime landscape so that many behaviors that used to be criminal were no longer treated as such while standard police tactics were criminalized.
The release of large numbers of prisoners during the pandemic to protect them from COVID along with the refusal of pro-crime prosecutors, particularly those funded by Soros, and pro-crime judges to actually lock up offenders turned low crime rates into high crime rates.
Funding the police doesn’t do anything except take offenders off the street for a few hours.
There have been a multitude of accounts out of San Francisco, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, and other major cities of monsters who are arrested for violent attacks, who are released only to carry out another attack and then are promptly released all over again.
Frank Abrokwa smeared his feces on a woman in the New York City subway, was arrested, released, and then committed an anti-semitic hate crime, and then was released again.
He had punched a man on the subway in January and another man at a bus station in February.
Nothing in the NYPD’s $5 billion budget is going to make a serious dent in the reign of terror posed by Abrokwa and a few thousand junkies, criminals, vagrants, and crazies like him as long as New York State’s effective elimination of bail continues releasing monsters like him.
Beyond stationing a police officer every 10 feet, funding the police won’t fix this nightmare.
Despite 44 prior arrests, Abrokwa continued to be freed because New York State, under Cuomo, had tossed out bail. Cuomo crony, Gov. Kathy Hochul, insisted that she will not lock up criminals because that would be too mean and it would upset AOC and the state’s lefties.
“I will absolutely stand behind the fundamental premise on why we needed bail reform in the first place," Hochul ranted. “Others, who are trying to politicize this, and the other party don’t seem to acknowledge why there was a need for change.”
Former Philly mayor and ex-cop Frank Rizzo once joked that, "a conservative is a liberal who got mugged the night before." These days a supporter of Black Lives Matter who had feces rubbed in their hair during their weekend outing could just as easily get the wake up call.
In 2020, Mayor Bill de Blasio boasted that he had reduced the city's prison population from 11,000 to less than 4,000.
The disgraced radical politician claimed that the result was "smaller, safer, and fairer for all."
One out of three ain't bad.
De Blasio announced that the city had the smallest prison population since 1946. Not only does the city have over a million more people than it did in 1946, it has a very different population due to decades when the city’s middle class fled crime enabled by his predecessors leaving behind a lot of career welfare recipients and their subsidiary junkies, muggers, and De Blasio voters.
When the De Blasio administration bragged that the number "of people entering jail fell to about 600 people, compared to 3,300", the excess number went on mugging, assaulting, and robbing people instead of safely, fairly, and justly being locked away where they couldn’t hurt anyone.
The NYPD had over 34,000 uniformed officers who had helped dramatically lower crime rates a decade ago. Now it has over 36,000 uniformed officers and crime is killing New York City.
Police officers are the tip of the spear, but it’s just as unfair and unrealistic to expect them to make city streets safe on their own. It would be just as crazy to expect garbage men to clean up the city without letting them take out the trash. Especially if government officials passed laws putting the trash back on the street almost as soon as the garbage trucks picked it up.
A city with a small police force, but an effective justice and penal system is much safer than one with a huge police force, but no functioning justice or penal system.
A cop who is allowed to do his job is worth a thousand cops who know that when a video of them stopping a crazed junkie goes viral, elected officials will throw them under the bus and then throw the book at them. It doesn’t matter how big the police budget is when the only thing that the cops are allowed to do is show up, speak softly and then fill out a big report.
American cities still have large police forces with huge budgets.
The NYPD budget is over $5 billion, the LAPD budget is pushing $2 billion, as is the Chicago Police Department. The eye-popping police budgets are necessarily largely because politicians and cultural elites have created ongoing crises that require constant police intervention.
When there are tent cities every few blocks, junkies casually shoot up outside schools, and crazies freely assault random people before getting out a few hours later, basic public safety involves plowing billions into large forces full of men with guns to provide plausible deniability.
Funding the police makes it look like the politicians are dealing with the crisis they created.
But that’s a lie. And any cop will tell you so. Under these circumstances the police aren’t there to keep cities safe, they’re there to make the politicians look good and then take the fall for them.
Not only do we already know how to clean up cities, but we did it within the living memory of virtually every human being over 25 years old. Take the junkies and crazies off the streets, write laws so that there are real consequences for career criminals, and enforce quality of life rules.
It’s not only common sense, but it turned around some of the worst cities of America.
It worked so well that the downtowns of those cities filled up with insufferable hipsters eagerly absorbing the latest idiotic academic theory which, in the case of ‘decarceration’ did for public safety in New York City and San Francisco what Communism did for Soviet agriculture.
The pandemic sent many of those same hipsters fleeing to the suburbs and rural areas, and other states entirely, even as they continue to write and share the same smug op-eds and memes, while leaving battered cities with unlivable city centers in their wake.
Everything they say leaves our country and the public debate on any subject dumber.
Police defunding is no longer a serious issue. When even Joe Biden, who doesn’t use the bathroom without first getting permission from Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, can embrace, “Fund the Police”, you know the whole thing has become an empty distraction.
Fund the police, sure.
Add another billion to the NYPD budget, another $200 million to the LAPD and CPD budgets, but don’t expect anything to change as long as shoplifting is legal and crack is considered a health food. When gang leaders can recruit 12-year-olds to carjack suburban moms shopping at malls, and the growing population of crazies can punch as many people as they like on public transportation, funding the police becomes a distraction from the real crime crisis.
Funding the police won’t stop the nightmare in our cities. Only filling up the prisons will.
Police: Chicago Robbery Suspect Allegedly Stabbed Person Confronting Him
A man in Chicago allegedly tried to rob a gas station Tuesday and was involved in a stabbing in an area that has suffered an increase in crime.
According to law enforcement, 33-year-old Rachide Anderson allegedly tried to commit the crime in the 7600 block of South State Street, Fox 32 reported on Wednesday:
But the moment another man at the scene tried to stop him, the suspect reportedly hit and stabbed the individual.
Recent law enforcement data showed that crime in Chicago has increased with citizens experiencing more burglaries, thefts, and stolen car incidents.
As Fox 32 reported on March 1:
At least 88 people have been murdered in Chicago this year, up from 85 at the same time last year. Aggravated batteries are up 15%, robberies up 10% and sexual assaults up 9%, according to the data released Tuesday.
Property crimes registered even sharper increases: Thefts up 61%, burglaries 33% and motor vehicle thefts 45%. The last category does not include carjackings, which the department defines as vehicles taken by force.
On Sunday, seven men were hurt at a pizza shop in Chicago when someone inside a car opened fire, according to Breitbart News.
“The seven injuries were part of a weekend in which 13 people were shot and wounded in Lori Lightfoot’s Chicago, and one person was shot and killed,” the article said.
In December, Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez (D) accused Lightfoot of placing officers “in danger” amid the crime surge:
Mayor Lightfoot said last week that our safety is her number one priority, but her policies that not only impact my safety, but the safety of our brave men and women who are on the front line of law enforcement, have been contradictory to those words. She has left many of our police districts without officers, forced many of them that have a beat assigned to them to go to their job without a partner, and often times puts their lives in danger.
Meanwhile, authorities took Anderson into custody and later charged him with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, aggravated battery of a merchant, and attempted robbery with a weapon.
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