You are joking right? Liberal/Progressive/Democrats are simply not capable of inciting riots, by definition. Remember the first rule. "Orange man bad". Followed closely by "Unless you unequivocally reject Orange Man, you are bad too and must be banned."
What kind of world is this? It's called Lefty Nutzy. The post was not banned because it was promoting peaceful protesting against white supremacy! You must not have gotten the latest memo on leftist crazy speak so you will now have to go get re-educated!
Otherwise, you'll go nutzy trying to think it should be a sane world.
From wiki:Race-baiting journalists and politicians are a disease. (See the 2 photos in the tweet)
According to the posted graph, a total of 1,021 people were shot to death by police in 2020 out of a total population of approximately 332.6 million.
Odds of being shot in one Columbus neighborhood as high as one in 59, police study finds
My husband remarked last night that anyone could get shot just about anywhere now. Just wait till the Chauvin verdict comes in.COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Police in Ohio are investigating a shooting inside a mall in the state’s capital city.
The shooting Monday afternoon was the second at Polaris Fashion Place on the north side of Columbus in two weeks.
Police said multiple shots were fired on the first floor of the mall around 3:20 p.m. Monday after two groups got into an argument. Police said those involved "appear to be juveniles."
Arshad Jamir Lawson, 20, of Andrus Avenue on the East Side, is charged with felonious assault and is being held at the Franklin County jail. Franklin County Common Pleas Court records show Lawson has a pending case for charges of aggravated robbery, robbery, felonious assault, carrying concealed weapons and improper handling of a firearm from 2019. Court records indicate Lawson was supposed to appear for a hearing in January 2020 and did not show up, resulting in a capias warrant being issued for his arrest.
Although police previously said no one was struck, one bullet grazed a male victim in his arm, but did not penetrate his skin, according to the complaint. In a prepared news release confirming Lawson's arrest, Columbus police indicated there were at least two intended victims — a 17-year-old male and an unidentified male.
This was the second time in less than two weeks that shots were fired inside the mall. The two Columbus-area men suspected of exchanging gunfire on March 3 inside the Polaris Fashion Place have been arrested by U.S. Marshals in Georgia.
Anthony Deshawn Truss Jr., 21, and Levon Sommerville, 25, were both taken into custody this month in Georgia cities within 40 miles of each other. The U.S. Marshals Service announced the men's arrest 40 days after the shooting at the Delaware County mall.
The shootout occurred after the two got into an argument inside the Carter's/Osh Kosh B'Gosh store around 12:30 p.m. March 3, Columbus police have said. Somerville is suspected of firing inside the store at Truss at close range before departing. Truss then followed Sommerville out into the mall and fired at Sommerville as he walked away, police said.
No one was struck by gunfire or otherwise injured in the shooting.
Following the shooting, Columbus police indicated that they knew the identities of the gunmen and advised that they turn themselves in. But police soon asked the public's help in identifying the suspects with the release of surveillance images of the shooting.
Tragically, the Westerville police officer failed to complete the initial pat-down due to Jackson turning and questioning why he had to go to the hospital. The pat-down stopped just short of the groin area where a gun was concealed. I suppose if the officer had persisted, shots could have been fired then and there by both parties - who knows? Both Jackson and the 13-year-old Adam Toledo exercised extremely poor judgement holding the guns in their possession - not surprising for a kid, though.A cloud of gun smoke is visible in the hallway of the hospital and an alarm begins to sound inside the hospital. Jackson is rushed to a trauma room for treatment by medical staff at the hospital. Officers on the scene begin to cordon off the area.
- Call of officer in trouble goes out over radio
- Request for SWAT to respond to the scene is made.
- A female Columbus police officer who has responded deploys a Taser that strikes Jackson, who then fires one shot. After Jackson's firearm discharges, multiple officers fire multiple rounds, killing Jackson.
Jackson is pronounced dead at the hospital.
A photo of Miles Jackson, 27, provided by his girlfriend. He was the father of four young children.
Both of the December shootings were highly problematic and seemingly unwarranted.
Background on the sheriff's deputy's "attitude" may have spurred and escalated into this fatal incident. The second incident could easily be construed as murder of an unarmed black man by a police officer that stemmed from a neighbor's late night noise complaint:
No aid was given to the victim for several minutes after the shooting.
