Police stop bLACK mass shooting in michigan (bLACKS are insane) after "fambilee member" squeals (that's a good thing) on them

By Grand Rapids Anonymous
saturday, june 7, 2025 at 4:25:00 p.m. edt

"(nbc noise) what began as a fist fight at a high school graduation in michigan on tuesday could have become a mass shooting, officials said.

"oakland county authorities now have two suspects in custody in connection with the attempt at the arts and technology academy of pontiac (atap) graduation, officials said on friday.

"sheriff Michael Bouchard announced in a press conference friday afternoon authorities were searching for 20-year-old Jamarion Jaryante Hardiman, who is currently on probation for a weapons offense. Hardiman has since been located.

[N.S.: I.e., he's a convicted felon who may not own a firearm. Thus, his mere possession of a firearm is itself a felony, without his shooting it. Or will the authorities simply give him "probation" yet again, as they repeatedly did with Eve Carson's black murderers, Demario “Rio” Atwater and Laurence Lovette Jr., the latter of whom a jury even issued a free murder and robbery, for robbing and slaughtering south asian graduate student, Abhijit Mahato?]

"another 19-year-old suspect is in custody, whose identity is not being released until charges are filed. Bouchard said the 19-year-old suspect also has a criminal history involving weapons. Neither suspect has been charged yet.

[N.S.: What is this, england? There is no legal justification for keeping the name of an adult suspect in custody a secret. He's got to be black.]

"oakland county sheriff [sic] deputies were initially dispatched at 6:40 p.m. to the graduation held at the united wholesale mortgage (uwm) sports complex for a fight. a person approached deputies at the scene and informed them a family member had seen a threat posted on snapchat to shoot up the ceremony, Bouchard said. "authorities are not sure of the post's specific wording, as it has been taken down [N.S.: B.S.], but witnesses said it was along the lines of 'was going to shoot up the crowd,' Bouchard said.

"the two suspects, both pontiac residents, were identified as individuals who were part of the fight and had been seen putting packages under cars in the parking lot when authorities arrived, according to Bouchard."

--GRA