Wedding Party Erupts Into A Fist-Fight Brawl With The Cops
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Biff_Poindexter
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Well, these stats he tweeted were totally made up.....that is why today he pretends to know nothing about it...
But to your point, yes, blacks are savage criminal beasts....which is why the GOP needs to stop being so afraid to tell it like it is...and call these darkies out.....stop being afraid of what others will say about you and stand on your beliefs..Hopefully, enough good blacks will stand with you, while you pat them on the head about how "good" they are.
marvin martian
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Learn to use data, dipshit.
Statistically, those are almost certainly your people. Culturally, they are 100% your people.
lol
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SaxonJackson
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Well ... you asked:
So your assertion that brawls are just a "white thing" is bogus.
jbrownson0831
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Pat them on the head? Thats what you Dims do while handing them money for sitting on their porch drinking 40 ouncers. We tell them get a job and earn your keep.
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Your Reich is the KKK
leftwinger
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I watched that video this morning and heard a head hit the ground hard. Then that chick laid there knocked out. If it was a Black....that would be on the news 24-7 with Sharptounge and his BLM crew marching down Broadway.
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Another MAGA poster who can`t post without putting on it`s sheet and hood.
Biff_Poindexter
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So as I said....you should make sure the GOP campaigns on the message that blacks are criminal savages
Which will be funny, because according to you folks, blacks will mostly vote for Trump because they view him as a "criminal" since he got a mugshot..
So run with that
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leftwinger
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Often time some groups of persons escalate the situation into a full-blown out of control mayhem. Rather than a few slaps and yelling......weapons are drawn or ten pile on one trying to kill and/or maim for live. Then you have to stop it. Shots may be required in many instances.
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It's sad what the Globalists and the Banking Elite are forcing upon the West. It's by design! These opposing cultures will NEVER coincide peacefully or agreeably.
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Posted at 3:49 PM, Sep 12, 2023
and last updated 12:09 PM, Sep 13, 2023
CINCINNATI — The man accused of assaulting a Cincinnati police officer appeared in court for the first time Wednesday morning.
Jermykle Williams, 19, called 911 claiming to be the victim of a robbery and attacked the officer when he arrived, according to Dan Hils, president of the Cincinnati Fraternal Order of Police.
According to an email from Hils, the officer was "savagely ambushed, attacked and beaten by an apparently mentally disturbed man" on Tuesday.
Cincinnati police said the alleged attack happened around 11:07 a.m.
Cincinnati police arrested Williams Tuesday afternoon. He faces charges of felonious assault, aggravated robbery, making terroristic threats, resisting arrest and failure to disclose personal information.
Cincinnati Police Department Chief Teresa Theetge spoke in court during Williams' arraignment. She said her officers did not sign up to take this kind of abuse.
"As a department, as a justice system, as a society we have to say that this will not be tolerated," Theetge said.
Williams bond was set at $1.1 million.
Hils said the attack happened after Williams called 911 and told dispatchers he was the victim of a robbery; When the officer arrived at the Price Hill address given to dispatch, Williams allegedly ran up behind the officer and repeatedly punched him, Hils said.
In the struggle, Williams allegedly attempted to steal the officer's gun, according to court documents.
Hils said the police officer suffered head injuries in the attack; Cincinnati police said the officer has already been treated for his injuries and released from the hospital.
"Yet again, a Cincinnati Police Officer has been savagely attacked by a mentally disturbed man while on what the officer thought was just a routine patrol," wrote Hils in the email. "Had this suspect not stopped this attack, it’s likely that he could have taken the officer’s gun and killed him. This latest attack is another reminder about how police officers can face deadly threats from unarmed individuals."
After his arrest, Williams made threats about wanting to kill police officers, according to Hils.
Williams' grandmother, Brenda Faulkner, said the incident happened outside her home on Beaumont Place. She said she heard a commotion outside and when she opened her door, she saw her grandson on top of a police officer.
Faulkner said she pulled Williams off the officer and other family members held him down until the officer could get up and place him in handcuffs. Faulkner said she didn't know why or how the fight between Williams and the officer began, but she said Williams struggles with mental health issues and hasn't been taking his prescribed medication.
Faulkner added she believes Williams suffered from a psychotic break Tuesday; She said her grandson has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and struggles with hallucinations. She called on local and area governments to do more to make mental health resources more accessible to the public.
Hamilton County Prosecutor Melissa Powers released a statement about the incident Tuesday afternoon:
"Today another Cincinnati police officer was viciously attacked in an ambush," reads the statement from Powers. "This must stop. Under no circumstances will violence against our police be tolerated in Hamilton County. If you assault a cop — you better be ready to go to prison."
In a brief press conference following Williams' arraignment, Theetge spoke to the importance of helping individuals get the mental health services they need.
www.wcpo.com
and last updated 12:09 PM, Sep 13, 2023
CINCINNATI — The man accused of assaulting a Cincinnati police officer appeared in court for the first time Wednesday morning.
Jermykle Williams, 19, called 911 claiming to be the victim of a robbery and attacked the officer when he arrived, according to Dan Hils, president of the Cincinnati Fraternal Order of Police.
According to an email from Hils, the officer was "savagely ambushed, attacked and beaten by an apparently mentally disturbed man" on Tuesday.
Cincinnati police said the alleged attack happened around 11:07 a.m.
Cincinnati police arrested Williams Tuesday afternoon. He faces charges of felonious assault, aggravated robbery, making terroristic threats, resisting arrest and failure to disclose personal information.
Cincinnati Police Department Chief Teresa Theetge spoke in court during Williams' arraignment. She said her officers did not sign up to take this kind of abuse.
"As a department, as a justice system, as a society we have to say that this will not be tolerated," Theetge said.
Williams bond was set at $1.1 million.
Hils said the attack happened after Williams called 911 and told dispatchers he was the victim of a robbery; When the officer arrived at the Price Hill address given to dispatch, Williams allegedly ran up behind the officer and repeatedly punched him, Hils said.
In the struggle, Williams allegedly attempted to steal the officer's gun, according to court documents.
Hils said the police officer suffered head injuries in the attack; Cincinnati police said the officer has already been treated for his injuries and released from the hospital.
"Yet again, a Cincinnati Police Officer has been savagely attacked by a mentally disturbed man while on what the officer thought was just a routine patrol," wrote Hils in the email. "Had this suspect not stopped this attack, it’s likely that he could have taken the officer’s gun and killed him. This latest attack is another reminder about how police officers can face deadly threats from unarmed individuals."
After his arrest, Williams made threats about wanting to kill police officers, according to Hils.
Williams' grandmother, Brenda Faulkner, said the incident happened outside her home on Beaumont Place. She said she heard a commotion outside and when she opened her door, she saw her grandson on top of a police officer.
Faulkner said she pulled Williams off the officer and other family members held him down until the officer could get up and place him in handcuffs. Faulkner said she didn't know why or how the fight between Williams and the officer began, but she said Williams struggles with mental health issues and hasn't been taking his prescribed medication.
Faulkner added she believes Williams suffered from a psychotic break Tuesday; She said her grandson has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and struggles with hallucinations. She called on local and area governments to do more to make mental health resources more accessible to the public.
Hamilton County Prosecutor Melissa Powers released a statement about the incident Tuesday afternoon:
"Today another Cincinnati police officer was viciously attacked in an ambush," reads the statement from Powers. "This must stop. Under no circumstances will violence against our police be tolerated in Hamilton County. If you assault a cop — you better be ready to go to prison."
In a brief press conference following Williams' arraignment, Theetge spoke to the importance of helping individuals get the mental health services they need.
'This will not be tolerated': CPD officer 'savagely ambushed' by man claiming to be robbery victim
A Cincinnati police officer was assaulted by a man who called 911 claiming to be the victim of a robbery, according to Dan Hils, president of the Cincinnati Fraternal Order of Police.
www.wcpo.com
Unhinged wedding party turns into all-out brawl with cops in wild video
Bodycam footage shows a woman repeatedly kicking one officer in the groin while another guest allegedly grabbed for a gun.nypost.com
"Six people were busted when a Rhode Island wedding party turned into a wild brawl with cops — with bodycam footage showing a woman repeatedly kicking one officer in the groin while another guest allegedly grabbed for a gun. Security staff told police that David Onik, 44, had allegedly tried to punch an employee and shoved another when he was denied entry as an “unwanted party.
After Onik’s wife tripped and fell during the arrest, the group of friends swarmed the officers, with Alexandra Flaherty, 31, seen in an orange dress kicking Sgt. Stephen Carrig in the groin, The cop then immediately swings at Flaherty with a slap, with an all-out brawl erupting as the officers try to separate and arrest the group. One of the suspects also allegedly tried to get hold of one officer’s gun, the police report said. The cop tried to punch the suspect and ended up hitting Rachael in the jaw. Rachael was knocked unconscious, and she and Carrig were taken to a nearby hospital, where they have since been released, WPRI reported."
Good thing this just remained a fist-fight and not something much much worse - because usually, when someone grabs for a cop's gun - that is automatically a justified shooting Unfortunate that one of the women got knocked out; but again, it could have been worse.
Luckily, the officers used restraint, luckily they were able to see that these were just some kids who had a little bit too much to drink and were letting off some steam. If this was a different group of people, you know the type -- this could have went completely different.
The blame lays squarely on the shoulders of David Onek, alcohol and the wedding party, not the cops. If a woman assaults a cop, she can expect to experience a very negative response, as cops can use such physical force as necessary to end the assault on them and with this involving a drunken brawl, the gloves were off.
You're correct in that when you try to take an officer's firearm, you can generally expect to get shot in return and on investigation, it is generally ruled a "justified shooting."
Biff_Poindexter
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Pretty fucking desperate....I said provide links and include brawls with cops and people reaching for their gunWell ... you asked:
So your assertion that brawls are just a "white thing" is bogus.
Your racism and will to deflect is so deep, you are picking pictures from other countries.....utterly pathetic...
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