'Witness' Lies Says Negress Unarmed When Shot, Bodycam Footage Shows Gun...

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Activists Say Black Woman Was Unarmed and Shot While Her Hands Were Up, But the Bodycam Footage Doesn't Lie

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June 3, 2022

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Shédanja said she witnessed police stopping Hale and telling her to get out of the car she was in. She said Hale did so with her hands up, and the officers asked her to get on the ground.

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When a black woman was shot Sunday by police officers in Kansas City, Missouri, leftists immediately jumped at the opportunity to use the incident for political gain. However, it now appears the facts of the case contradict the left's narrative.  On Sunday, an outlet called  The Kansas City Defender, which describes itself as "fearless, radical Black media," posted an article with the headline, "KCPD Shot An Unarmed Black Woman 5 Times. The Woman Had Her Hands Up." The outlet reported 26-year-old Leonna Hale was shot after police apprehended her and another man in connection with a suspected stolen vehicle.  Hale refused to comply because she said she was pregnant, according to the witness. She eventually backed away and then turned to run, at which point police shot her five times, Shédanja said. "She did not pull out a weapon on them," Shédanja said. "She did not even have a stick in her hand." If this account were true, it would certainly seem to be a gross misuse of force by the Kansas City Police Department. But by all available evidence, the witness was categorically incorrect about key details. According to KMBC, footage from body cameras showed Hale holding a firearm and pointing it at the officers, who told her to drop it before shooting her three times. Hale was transported to a local hospital, where she was listed in stable condition as of Wednesday. "Some false narratives about what happened last Friday night at 6th and Prospect Avenue, unfortunately, were relied upon by some media and other sources," Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker said in a statement according to KMBC. "Our job, as prosecutors, is to remain neutral and review all evidence. Our review of body cam videos provided the actual accounting of events that night." Baker said that, contrary to Shédanja's testimony, Hale was clearly wielding a weapon during the encounter.

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"Our review of the investigation revealed the defendant, although she denied having a weapon at the time of the encounter with law enforcement officers, continually displayed a weapon during her encounter with police officers and also appeared to be attempting to flee," Baker said. "The two officers stated that she was armed with what they believed to be a handgun. Body camera footage confirms the officers' statements that Hale was holding a handgun. Still photos, taken from body cam footage, of this encounter also demonstrate a weapon was present and in the hands of the defendant." The Post Millennial editor Andy Ngo also shared a still image on Twitter that appeared to show Hale holding a firearm.

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https://www.westernjournal.com/activists-say-black-woman-unarmed-shot-hands-bodycam-footage-doesnt-lie/?ats_es=955f4d23d78e3f0ca9e5695988e440cf

[Rev.Cambeul]

That niggress is having an identity crisis brought about by the racism of reality:

* It identifies as pregnant
* It identifies as unarmed
* It identifies as a victim of excessive police force

That coon crim aint nothin' but another watermelon munchin', chicken chuckin', lyin' crackhead jigaboo