Sat, Aug 24, 2019 3:55 p.m.
NYPD arrest black man, 33, who was "roaming the streets of Manhattan and committing hate crimes against white people including hitting a 20-year-old woman over the head with a BRICK"
Saturday, August 24, 2019
NYPD Finally Arrests One of Barack Obama's Many Sons for "Roaming the Streets of Manhattan and Committing Hate Crimes against White People"
By R.C.
Sat, Aug 24, 2019 3:55 p.m.
NYPD arrest black man, 33, who was "roaming the streets of Manhattan and committing hate crimes against white people including hitting a 20-year-old woman over the head with a BRICK"
Sat, Aug 24, 2019 3:55 p.m.
NYPD arrest black man, 33, who was "roaming the streets of Manhattan and committing hate crimes against white people including hitting a 20-year-old woman over the head with a BRICK"
NYPD search for black man roaming streets hitting white people
Todd Lyons was arrested Friday and charged with three counts of hate crime assault. Video shows a shirtless man on the streets of Manhattan, launching attacks, main.
www.dailymail.co.uk
R.C.: One of Barack's many, many, many sons.
"GET WHITEY" CONTINUES--DREJKA FOUND GUILTY IN STAND YOUR GROUND CASE.
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(TAMPA BAY TIMES)LARGO — A jury found Michael Drejka guilty of manslaughter late Friday in the 2018 shooting death of Markeis McGlockton in a convenience store parking lot.
The conviction came after 6½ hours of deliberations by the jury of five men and one woman.
It was read aloud at 10:41 p.m. Drejka stared straight ahead, standing beside his lawyers. He could face up to 30 years in prison.
In the front row of the gallery, McGlockton’s girlfriend, Britany Jacobs threw up her hands and clapped. A woman broke into sobs. McGlockton’s father pressed his elbows into his knees as supporters squeezed his shoulder. His mother embraced family.
Pinellas-Pasco Circuit Judge Joseph Bulone will sentence Drejka at a future hearing. The defendant had been free on bail. But after the verdict, the judge ordered that Drejka be taken into custody and held in the county jail until he learns his fate.
In the hallway, McGlockton’s family hugged prosecutors.
“We’ve had to listen to that defense team talk down your son quite a bit now. No more,” Pinellas-Pasco Assistant State Attorney Fred Schaub said. “Now we’re going to have a sentencing. Y’all have a right to talk. Speak for your son.”
Assistant State Attorney Scott Rosenwasser, left, hugs Michael McGlockton, right, soon after a jury handed down a guilty verdict in the 2018 shooting death of his son, Markeis McGlockton. The jury found defendant Michael Drejka guilty of manslaughter at 10:41 p.m. Friday night.
EARLIER FRIDAY: Jury asks question in Michael Drejka case as deliberations continue.
The verdict concludes a week-long trial that wound through the argument, the shove and the shot on July 19, 2018, at the Circle A Food Store near Clearwater. Jurors heard from witnesses ranging from experts in toxicology and use-of-force to a man whom Drejka confronted five months earlier in the same parking lot. They also heard from McGlockton’s girlfriend, whom Drejka first approached the day of the shooting.
“I was scared,” Jacobs, 26, told jurors. “I didn’t know who this strange, suspicious man was.”
(GRA:Uh huh--sure.I'm sure she told whitey to "get out of my face,when my boyfriend comes out,he'll tell you where to stick your handicapped parking spot.")
Drejka didn’t testify, but jurors heard his voice in an hour-long video of his interview with detectives hours after the shooting. Drejka said that, after the shove, he was in fear of further attack. His four-attorney team argued as much throughout the trial.
“He did what he thought he had to do, in the moment, in the split-second time, given that he was attacked,” Drejka attorney John Trevena said during his closing argument.
“You may not agree with the law. But you took an oath as a juror to uphold the law.”
The state emphasized that McGlockton moved back once Drejka pulled his gun, rendering the fear of further danger unreasonable.
(GRA:So one step back guarantees no further assault?I don't believe that one iota.McGlockton was probably
telling Drejka a few threatening soliloquies like,"you cracka motha-effer,I should kill your white ass for talking to my bee-atch."
No audio available to help with what MUST have been some back and forth verbal attacks).
“He took the life of another human being without any legal justification,” Schaub said during the state’s opening statement.
GRA:Again I say,if we had a white organization,we could protest this by the thousands--but no one around to protect whites.
One last word,if Drejka's head had hit the cement and caused his death--from Mc Glockton pushing him--is that what it would have taken to exonerate Drejka?Do the whites in NYC have the right to kill this blackie for attacking them?
"YOU WILL REMAIN SILENT WHILE BLACKS GET TO ATTACK AND KILL YOU."
The new Miranda Rights that whites are living under.
--GR Anonymous
That's if Obama wasn't gay.
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jerry pdx
ReplyDeleteLesson to be learned from the Drejka case. If you are assaulted by a negro in that way and have a gun, don't hesitate, even for a split 2nd, if Glockton had still been close to Drejka and hadn't had a chance to step back then the video would have given him evidence he was still in danger, but when he hesitated he gave them a legal opening to convict him. Also, hesitating would give the negro a chance to pull his own weapon, bat your weapon away or rush you before you could pull a trigger, which can happen in violent confrontations. That is why police are trained to shoot when there are body movements that could indicate an attack or pulling of a weapon.