By Grand Rapids Anonymous
Thursday, June 13, 2019 at 7:18:00 P.M. EDT
TWO STORIES—MEMPHIS RIOTS AND CENTRAL PARK 5 ON NNN,
Police shooting in Tennessee leads to anger and chaos
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GRA: Lesta had this on tonight of course—trying to incite more riots.
(NYPOST) At least two dozen police officers and two journalists were injured in violent riots that broke out in Memphis overnight, the city’s mayor said Thursday.
Six officers were taken to the hospital, Mayor Jim Strickland said in a statement.
The injuries came amid clashes between police and protesters sparked by a fatal shooting in north Memphis on Wednesday night.
US Marshals shot the man, whose identity wasn’t immediately released, while trying to arrest him on a warrant around 7 p.m., according to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.
A crowd of about 300 people descended on city streets soon after, some throwing rocks and spitting at police, the mayor said. Police decked out in riot gear responded by spraying tear gas.
“Let me be clear, the aggression shown towards our officers and deputies tonight was unwarranted,” Strickland said in his statement
Frayser residents taunt authorities as protesters take to the streets in anger over the shooting of a youth identified by family members as Brandon Webber. AP
It was not clear how many civilians were injured.
The injuries were mostly minor, according to the police department.
GRA: When are whites going to riot when blacks kill THEM?
LESTA PUSHES BACK AGAINST FAIRSTEIN'S VIEW THAT CP5 “WERE GUILTY.”
Lesta also pushing his narrative about the CP5 story, by saying, "The Netflix series is one of the most watched programs in years, and today a resignation by one of the prosecutors."
Then came the report by an NBC News correspondent, focusing on the prosecutor, Elizabeth Lederer, resigning from Columbia Law School. NBC News then quoted longtime Manhattan DA’s Office Sex Crimes Division chief Linda Fairstein as saying, “The Netflix series portrays me as an unscrupulous prosecutor and the CP5 defendants as innocent. Neither of which is true.”
“Negro Nightly News” once again left news reporting on the side of the road, by showing Netflix CP5 series director Ava DuVernay
talking last night—to Oprah Winfrey on stage—for the sole purpose of rebutting Fairstein.
Said DuVernay: “This is not about her (Fairstein), this is about changing the system that she was part of—that caused this travesty of justice.”
Another black came on to say, “We must never have another Central Park Five incident again.”
Guess which side of this debate Holt is on? Not the side of the truth.
N.S.: For most blacks, in their Bizarro World, “Central Park Five incident” refers not to what 30-odd blacks and Hispanics, including Yusuf Salaam, Kevin Richardson, Raymond Santana, Korey/Khary Wise and Antron McCray did to Trisha Meili and eight other people in Central Park on April 19, 1989, but to the outrage of justice actually being meted out to black rapists and attempted murderers for what they did to whites.
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The colored guy in Memphis shot a man five times and stole his car. The colored man in Memphis tried to escape in the same stolen car and had the gun in his hand. Case closed. Justice was done.
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