American Mud Crime

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With the lies and talking points of BLM, especially how scared the black plague is of police, crammed down my throat daily. Here's a nigger on video demonstrating just how terrified it is.

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From the the local to Federal level, the U.S. government is anti-White and is looking to remove/replace any White person in its ranks.

https://www.insider.com/greensboro-city-council-fired-man-for-white-privilege-and-entitlement-2021-4

Greensboro City Council Fired Man for 'White Privilege and Entitlement'

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The Greensboro, North Carolina City Council ousted a man for his "white privilege and entitlement."The man, a volunteer on the zoning commission, refused a Black woman's calls to use her "Dr." title.In a virtual meeting, the man told her it "didn't matter" and called her by her first name.Visit Insider's homepage for more stories.

The city council in Greensboro, North Carolina, fired a volunteer who worked as the city's zoning commissioner after he repeatedly refused a Black woman's calls to address her by her professional title during a ZoomWhat is Zoom? A comprehensive guide to the wildly popular video-chatting service for computers and smartphonesZoom is a free videoconferencing app that's easy to download, set up, and start using right way. Here's a full guide to Zoom's best features and more. Read more meeting.

The council in a unanimous vote on Tuesday decided to remove Tony Collins, a construction contractor, from the zoning commission after he during a virtual meeting refused to address Carrie Rosario, a UNC-Greensboro professor with a doctorate in public health, as "Dr. Rosario," The Greensboro News & Record reported.

According to the report, during an April 19 meeting, Collins, who is white, entered a tense exchange with Rosario over the way he addressed her during the virtual meeting.

According to the report, the interaction occurred toward the end of the meeting when Rosario raised concerns about a proposed development project near her home. Collins told her that the discussion was off-topic and referred to her as "Mrs. Rosario."

"It's Dr. Rosario, thank you, sir," Rosario said.

"If Mrs. Rosario has something," Collins responded.

"Dr. Rosario," she repeated.

"Well, you know, I'm sorry," Collins said. "Your name says on here 'Carrie Rosario.' Hey Carrie."

"It's Dr. Rosario," Rosario repeated. "I wouldn't call you Tony, so please, sir, call me as I would like to be called."

Collins dismissed Rosario, and said it "didn't matter."

"It matters to me," she said. "And out of respect, I would like you to call me by the name that I'm asking you to call me by."

But Collins continued to push back.

Rosario told McClatchy News that she had previously corrected another council member during the call, who apologized and corrected himself. She said she viewed Collins' repeated refusal to call by her title "a personal attack of disrespect."

In the council meeting Tuesday, Councilwoman Sharon Hightower said that Collins was exhibiting "white privilege and entitlement" during the exchange, according to the Rhino Times. Hightower made the motion at the Tuesday meeting to remove Collins from his position on the zoning commission.

"It is not going to be tolerated," she told McClatchy News. "As a Black female, I am not going to see another Black female treated in this manner."

The Rhino Times reported that Collins apologized Thursday in an email to the members of the Greensboro City Council.

"I understand from published reports that you voted Tuesday evening to remove me from the Greensboro Zoning Commission because of my behavior at the Zoning Commission meeting Monday evening," Collins wrote. "I agree with you that my exchange with Dr. Rosario was out of line and accept your judgment to remove me from the commission. I have telephoned Dr. Rosario and left a message apologizing for my behavior."

"There is no good excuse for my interaction with Dr. Rosario so I will not try to offer one," he added. "Citizens deserve better."

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https://www.foxnews.com/us/chicago-man-attacks-couple-bites-ears

Chicago man bites off parts of couple’s ears, gouges eyes in ‘horror movie’ attack: report

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A Chicago man is accused of biting off chunks of a couple’s ears and gouging their eyes in a weekend attack that a judge likened to a horror movie, according to a local report.

Elijah Rule Hill Prince: Black Lives Matter Deep Fried in Batter

Elijah Rule Hill Prince, 28, was arrested covered in blood, telling officers that it was the "blood of peasants," the Chicago Sun-Times reported, citing Cook County prosecutors. He did not attend the Monday hearing as he was undergoing a psychiatric test at a hospital.

Judge John F. Lyke Jr. said he thought he was "listening to a horror movie" as prosecutors described the disturbing attack, adding that it "shocks the conscious," according to the report.

The incident unfolded Saturday in the 10500 block of South Emerald Avenue when Rule Hill Prince approached the male victim and attempted to sell him something, prosecutors said. He attacked the man after he refused the offer.

Rule Hill Prince allegedly put the man in a chokehold and hit him in the head with a shovel before punching him in the face. He used his fingers to gouge the man’s eyes and then bit his ears and the top of his head before spitting into the man’s mouth, according to prosecutors.

During the attack, he also jammed a 3-inch wooden block into the man’s left eye, prosecutors said.

The man’s wife reportedly ran outside to help but was also attacked by Rule Hill Prince, who pulled her hair and gouged her eyes. He then bit her ears, ripping off "large chunks," before spitting on her, according to prosecutors.

The couple was reportedly taken to a hospital in serious condition.

Pieces of their ears were recovered but could not be reattached, prosecutors said.

Rule Hill Prince was arrested nearby shortly after the attack.

He was ordered held on $5 million bail.

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BLACK TEEN, 18, in an ankle monitor 'snatches four-year-old WHITE BOY from his bed, stabs him to death and dumps his body on Dallas street in random attack HATE CRIME'

 * Four-year-old Cash Gernon was found stabbed to death on a street in southwest Dallas on Saturday morning

 * Darriynn Brown, 18, was arrested and charged with kidnapping and theft

 * Brown is expected to face additional charges pending results of an investigation

 * Police said the child suffered a violent death from an 'edged weapon'

 * Cash was identified by a woman claiming to be his mother, who said Brown broke into her home early Saturday and snatched the child while he was sleeping

 * The woman, who was not named, claimed her son was unknown to Brown and said she had no idea what led the man to target him

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9584995/Arrest-boy-4-slain-Dallas-street.html

Four-year-old WHITE BOY Cash Gernon was killed by BROWN

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Just another example of how the value of life isn't the same with the niggers and muds as it is with the Whites, even if it's one they created.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/06/05/us/florida-chase-baby-thrown-at-deputy/index.html

A Florida dad threw his infant at a deputy after a high-speed chase, sheriff's office says

By Ray Sanchez and Melissa Alonso, CNN
Updated 2:13 PM EDT, Sat June 05, 2021

(CNN)A Florida man faces aggravated child abuse and other charges after hurling his infant at a deputy near the end of a high-speed chase, the Indian River County Sheriff's Office said.

The 32-year-old suspect is seen being tackled by law enforcement as a deputy cradles a baby in a sky-blue outfit, according to video released this week by the sheriff's office.

Deputy Jacob Curby told CNN affiliate WPEC the suspect -- who law enforcement identified as John Henry James III -- left his car carrying his baby after the pursuit the evening of May 26 and "just turned around, no regard, not a little toss" and "overhand threw this two-month-old at me from about six feet away."

Curby caught the baby, who was unhurt, the station reported. The sheriff's office said deputies were "able to relocate the baby to safety."

The Florida Department of Children and Families is investigating, the sheriff's department said in a statement posted to Facebook on Friday.

Deputy Jacob Curby says the suspect "overhand threw this two-month-old at me from about six feet away."

"I've seen some crazy stuff but this is definitely up there," Curby told WPEC.

He added, "It was kind of awkward. I couldn't chase him. I couldn't tackle him. Not a whole lot I can do because he had the baby."

After tossing the baby, James tried to get away and struggled with other deputies who eventually tackled him to the ground, the statement said.

James was checked by EMTs and taken to a hospital after telling deputies he could not breathe and that he has asthma, the sheriff's office said.

Florida children's home pauses emergency shelter program after youths are charged with attempted murder of deputies

The pursuit started on State Road 60 in Vero Beach, according to the sheriff's office. Deputies tried stopping James for failing to maintain the lane.

But James drove off on a 40-minute chase -- at times striking a detective's vehicle, dodging roadblocks and barreling over tire deflation devices, the statement said.

The number of people in a residential area forced deputies to stand down at one point, according to the sheriff's office.

A law enforcement helicopter relayed James' location to deputies, who were able to surround his car at an apartment complex.

In addition to two felony counts of aggravated child abuse, James faces counts of aggravated battery of an officer/firefighter/EMT, felony flee and elude, reckless driving and resisting arrest with violence, according to the booking information on the sheriff's office website.

James also faces a charge of aggravated battery on a pregnant woman, according to the booking information. The sheriff's office did not provide details on that charge.

James was medically cleared from a hospital on Tuesday after treatment for what the sheriff's office said was a pre-existing condition. He was booked and ordered held without bond, according to the sheriff's office. It's unclear if he has an attorney.