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From: The New American <circulation@thenewamerican.com>
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Subject: Latest Liberal Idea Is to ABOLISH Police
From: The New American <circulation@thenewamerican.com>
To: add1dda <add1dda@aol.com>
Sent: Mon, Dec 30, 2019 5:00 pm
Subject: Latest Liberal Idea Is to ABOLISH Police
N.S.: Why not? They waste billions of white taxpayer dollars annually, while protecting black and brown criminals. We'd be much better off without the police, as long as every adult had a firearm.
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WHITE GRAND RAPIDS WOMAN FOUND "NOT GUILTY OF "ETHNIC INTIMIDATION".
ReplyDeleteGRA:Another in a series of racial battles in Grand Rapids.We had 3 cases in the last 2 years where blacks attempted to "get whitey"--and those cases were either found to be imaginary or exaggerated--and dismissed.Here's an interesting one.
(Note:The reporter,Barton Dieters,is one of the more sickeningly obvious white liberal reporters at WOOD--and may be a member of the maso-racist club.)
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — A Kent County judge ruled Monday that a white woman who assaulted and used racial slurs is not guilty of ethnic intimidation, a decision that stunned the black man at whom she aimed a vitriolic rant while she struck him.
Shelly Lynn Hueckel, 47, of Nashville in Barry County, was convicted of misdemeanor assault.
On April 24, Hueckel brought a vehicle in Betten Baker GMC in Lowell to have its trade-in value appraised. She was not happy with the dollar figure that employee Terrance Smith gave her and started arguing.
“And then she said, ‘Take your scamming black ass back inside and go get my title,’” Smith, who is African-American, testified.
She followed him into the office of the car lot.
“I turned around and handed her her title and as soon as she got the title in her hand, she backhanded me,” Smith said. “I was in shock and then she proceeded to call me a f—— n—– repeatedly, and all I did was put my hands up like this to block her from hitting me.”
Assistant Kent County Prosecutor Angela Curtis said the case was irrefutable.
“The evidence is clear. In fact, the defendant doesn’t even deny that those words were used, the N-word was used,” Curtis said.
The defense wanted to work out a plea agreement but the prosecution didn’t offer one.
“Does she have the right to strike him? No, she doesn’t and she shouldn’t have called those names, but that does not rise to the level of ethnic intimidation,” defense attorney Norman Miller argued.
Kent County Circuit Court Judge Paul Sullivan, a 31-year veteran of the bench in his last year as a judge, said that while he agrees the language was racist and intimidating, he could not find Hueckel guilty of ethnic intimidation because her reaction was due to the appraisal and not because of Smith’s race.
“Miss Hueckel, you ought to be ashamed of yourself. No excuse for this,” Sullivan said.
He said it was a close call but the prosecution did not overcome the burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
“Again, we have to look at this not as to how the victim construed it, but how the defendant meant it,” Sullivan said.
A shocked Smith was speechless immediately after the verdict was read.
The defendant rushed out of the courthouse and the defense attorney did not want to talk.
Cle Jackson, the president of the Greater Grand Rapids NAACP, told News 8 he was disturbed by the case’s outcome.
“It’s irresponsible for Judge Sullivan to have allowed this young lady to walk out of this courtroom without being charged with ethnic intimidation,” Jackson said.
Jackson said if the tables were turned and it was a black man assaulting and using comparable language against a white woman, there would be immediate and severe — and possibly even deadly consequences — for the attacker.
Jackson said Hueckel’s decision to use racist language was intentional and intended to have an impact based on the race of the person she was attacking.
“In our estimation, it reeks of supremacy, white supremacy,” Jackson said.
He said that the victim could turn to civil court for justice here.
Hueckel will be back in court in February to be sentenced for the assault charge, which is punishable by up to 93 days in jail.
Ethnic intimidation is a two-year felony.
GRA:Dieters--the reporter--quoted Cle Jackson generously,in an effort to pull a Lesta Holt and push his own views on the story.I've heard him for a couple years and he whines as if he's Michael Moore--200 lbs less though.
--GRA
THe plan is to abolish crime--as far as blacks/Mex are concerned by decriminalizing it--or in effect,making murder,drug dealing,prostitution LEGAL.In that scenario,it's true,what are police needed for?
ReplyDeleteFor whites of course.
--GRA
"We'd be much better off without the police, as long as every adult had a firearm."
ReplyDeleteAn armed society is a polite society. GOD created man but Colonel Colt mad them equal.