By N.S.
"woman attacks strangers, lunges at mother and baby in wild rampage inside nyc park: video
"'Nobody died b---h, nobody,' the erratic woman shouted at a bystander who told cops she should be locked away."
https://nypost.com/2023/06/05/woman-attacks-strangers-in-wild-rampage-inside-nyc-park-video/
jerry pdx
ReplyDeleteWhat's interesting is how the White people she attacks simply move away from her or try to ignore her. Imagine a White person in a black neighborhood behaving the same way...there would be a major beatdown if that happened. Blacks have become used to the idea they can do whatever they please and Whites will rarely do anything, so they are encouraged to act out this way. Then blacks claim they need "safe spaces" to hide from violent Whites.
I watched the same thing,Jerry,with amazement.Whitey is frozen about responding to a black in these types of situations.
DeleteCall it the "Daniel Penny Syndrome".
--GRA
Or "after-effect".
Delete--GRA
Likely mentally ill. They need to bring back involuntary commitment.
ReplyDeleteI agree with the above comments. Only White people were attacked. The assailant will probably be released without charges.
ReplyDeleteCOPS SHUT DOWN GRAND RAPIDS' BLUE BRIDGE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE--AFTER HUNDREDS OF bLACKS TURN IT INTO A "bLACK BRIDGE"(with obligatory gunshots)
ReplyDeleteGRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The Blue Bridge in downtown Grand Rapids will be closed overnight on the weekends after shots were fired at a pop-up party(riot) on the bridge over the weekend.
“We just don’t have the resources to dedicate to a large, illegal, dangerous party,” Grand Rapids Police Department Chief Eric Winstrom told News 8 Monday. “The best way to deal with crime is to stop it before it happens, and that’s what we plan to do.”
Starting Friday, the pedestrian bridge and nearby Front Avenue NW will close from midnight to 6 a.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights until further notice.
“We’ve got officers assigned already. They’re going to put up barricades that say. ‘The bridge is closed, the road is closed.’ And then we’re gonna monitor it,” Winstrom explained. “Even if it takes four or six officers, better to utilize those officers in that way than later in the evening have an incident like we did over the weekend where there are hundreds and hundreds of individuals and over a hundred cars so that we would literally need dozens of police officers at the busiest time of the night.”
The decision comes after shots were fired around 3:40 a.m. Sunday during an illegal pop-up party that police say drew more than 250 people to the bridge.
“Fortunately, this time, no individuals were hit, but really, that was because of luck,” Winstrom said. “Vehicles were hit. With that many people down there, it could’ve been a tragedy; very easily could have resulted in multiple deaths.”
Six arrests were made in connection with the party and the chief said officers confiscated three guns that were being carried illegally.
“There’s people attending a party on a nice, hot summer night and they’re illegally carrying guns. It’s a recipe for disaster, especially once mixed with drugs and alcohol,” Winstrom said.
He anticipated more arrests and said surveillance cameras on the bridge could help police find suspects.
“We want people to know that when you’re on the Blue Bridge, you are being recorded, you are subject to surveillance. If a crime is committed, we will follow up and we will arrest you,” the chief said.
(GRA:It's about time.)
Last summer saw similar pop-up parties on the bridge.
“People on social media reached out to large groups and had people congregating on Front (Avenue) and then on the Blue Bridge, where we had individuals setting up DJ tables, large fights, a lot of drinking, some drug use,” Winstrom said.
The parties ultimately led to a shooting on Sept. 11, 2022, that injured four people. After that, the city closed the bridge overnight.
“We certainly don’t want to see that sort of violence this summer,” Winstrom said.
“The best way to do it is to stop it before it happens. And really the most effective way to do that is to stop that party from ever starting. That’s what we’re going to try to do,” the chief said.
He said last summer, police did not see the pop-up parties move elsewhere. The Blue Bridge, he said, has a special appeal and closing it will likely kill the idea of a party.
(GRA:Dreaming.)
“It’s a shame that this(black) group which was so intent … on having these illegal pop-up parties, really they’ve ruined that as a pedestrian pathway,” Winstrom said.
GRA:"Pop-up party"--isn't that a much better way to refer to,what is basically,a negro riot?But because blacks are involved,the cops and media have to use tortured phrases like "POP-UP PARTY" or the naacp and blm might complain.
I predict,this year,blacks WILL move to a different area and actually,in the past,there have been "black gatherings"(how's THAT for a PC correct term for riot?)along Bridge Street and Monroe street's Veterans Park.
What Winstrom is doing isn't much,so the jury is out,in my opinion,on this step being a solution.
Curfews anyone--in selected areas?
--GRA
You have to love the article's constant use of "allegedly," "seemingly," and "reportedly"- even when it's captured right there on video! -RM
ReplyDelete“There’s people attending a party on a nice, hot summer night and they’re illegally carrying guns. It’s a recipe for disaster, especially once mixed with drugs and alcohol,”
ReplyDeleteSurely this is the case. Hundreds of THEM congregating in one spot, guns, booze, drugs, etc.
Lots of danger. Yes.