365Black in Baltimore: Racist Black Lynch Mob Attacks Whites in McDonald’s in Hate Crime; Racist Local Media Lie, and Call It a “Prank” and a “Brawl”; National MSM “Disappear” Crime Altogether

Re-posted by Nicholas Stix

Tips ‘o the hate to Occidental Dissent and the CofCC.

Why do any whites still patronize McDonald's? I haven't given them my money for years.
 

Victim: McDonald's Attack was Quick, Unprovoked
 


 
Upload by WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore.
 

Published on May 22, 2014

A brawl [sic] caught on video at a downtown Baltimore McDonald's restaurant may have been sparked by a prank called "slap-cam" that's making the rounds online. One of the victims tells 11 News' Kai Reed about the incident and how she hopes the attackers w

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NO WORD OF ANY INJURIES OR DAMAGE RIGHT NOW AND WE WILL MONITOR DEVELOPMENTS AND PROVIDE AN UPDATE WHEN ONE BECOMES AVAILABLE. NOW TO THE BRAWL CAUGHT ON VIDEO INSIDE A BALTIMORE MICK DONALDS. IT SHOWS SEVERAL PEOPLE ATTACKING RESTAURANT CUSTOMERS. IT MAY HAVE BEEN SPARKED BY A PRANK HAULED -- CALLED SLAPCAM. KAI REED JOINS US IN THE STUDIO TO EXPLAIN. COLLECT THE WOMAN ATTACKED ON VIDEO SAID IT HAPPENED VERY QUICKLY AND IT WAS UNPROVOKED. SOMEONE CAME UP AND SLAP A FRIEND OF MINE IN THE BACK OF THE NECK. WHY ARE YOU GOING TO HIT SOMEBODY YOU DON'T KNOW? YOU GOT IN MY FACE AND ASKED IF I WANTED TO GO. MELISSA SAYS THAT THEY WERE SLEEPING AT A TABLE WHEN A STRANGER WALKED UP AND HIT THE FRIEND. THEY STARTED PUSHING AND I PICKED UP THE CHAIR AND THREW IT AND HIT THE GUY WHO STARTED IT. IT SHOWS THE ATTACKER HITTING MELISSA SEVERAL TIMES. HE HIT ME ONCE IN THE YEAR [sic], ONCE IN THE THROAT AND HE AND ANOTHER GUY HIT ME AT THE SAME TIME. NO ONE AT THE RESTAURANT TRIED TO HELP. THERE WAS A MANAGER THERE. THERE WAS AN ASSISTANT MANAGER. NOBODY STOPPED ANYTHING, NOTHING. THERE WERE MENTIONS [by whom?] OF A GAME CALLED SLAPCAM WHERE TEENAGERS WALK UP TO PEOPLE AND SLAP THEM AND OFTEN POST A VIDEO ON THE INTERNET. THE POLICE SHOWED UP ABOUT 10 MINUTES AFTER. THEY ASKED IF I HAD A KNIFE ON YOU. THEY DIDN'T CARE WHAT HAPPENED [sic] US. WE JUST SAID WE WERE FINE AND WE WALKED OFF BECAUSE WE WERE SO FRUSTRATED. 11 NEWS CONTACTED POLICE AS THEY WERE NOT ABLE TO CONFIRM. SHE HAS CONTACTED AN ATTORNEY. SOMEBODY SHOULD HAVE STEPPED IN, SOMETHING. SOME GIRLS IN SCHOOL UNIFORMS SHOT THE VIDEO THAT WAS POSTED ON FACEBOOK THAT SAME DAY.
 

McDonald's attack caught on camera possible “slap cam” prank
Victim says she wants justice for sudden, unprovoked attack
By Kai Reed
Published 7:51 A.M. EDT May 22, 2014
WBAL-TV

BALTIMORE —A brawl [sic] caught on video at a downtown Baltimore McDonald's restaurant may have been sparked by a prank called "slap cam" that's making the rounds online.

Melissa Gilliland, one of the victims, told 11 News reporter Kai Reed that she hopes the attackers will be recognized and punished.

The video was shot on April 28 at the McDonald's on Howard Street in downtown Baltimore. Gilliland said that she and a friend were sleeping at one of the tables when a stranger walked up and hit her friend. She said the attack happened very quickly and was unprovoked.

"Someone came up and slapped a friend of mine in the back of the neck, hard as anything. He actually slapped him twice. I jumped up and said, 'Why are you going to hit someone you don't know?' And he got in my face and said, 'You want to go?'" Gilliland remembered. "He threw the chair and knocked (my friend) on the ground. They started kicking him and stomping on him, so I picked up the chair and I threw it and hit the guy that started it."

The video shows the attackers then hitting Gilliland several times until she fell to the ground.

"The guy hit me once in the ear. I got hit once in the throat, and him and another guy hit me at the same time," Gilliland said.

There were shocked faces and lots of yelling, but according to Gilliland, no one at the restaurant tried to help.

"There was a manager there -- actually, I guess there was a manager and an assistant manager. Nobody stopped anything. Nobody tried to stop anything -- nothing," Gilliland said.

Gilliland said some girls in what looked like school uniforms shot the video. It was put on Facebook that same day, although she's not sure exactly who posted it.

Several people posted comments, including mentions of a game called "slap cam," where teenagers walk up to people, slap them and then often post the videos on the Internet.

"The police showed up about 10 minutes after. To the friend of mine, they were like, 'Did you have a knife on you?' That's all they were worried about. They didn't care what happened to us. And we were like, 'No, we're fine. Don't worry about it, we're fine.' And we just walked off because we were so frustrated," Gilliland said.

11 News contacted police Wednesday night, but they weren't able to confirm if officers were called to the restaurant.

Gilliland said she has contacted an attorney.

"I want something to be done because it wasn't right. Somebody should have stepped in or something," she said.

Gilliland said she suffered bruises, has a lump on her neck and lost her voice for a week.