BEWARE...SOME DAYS ARE NOT VERY PRETTY. I GET CRABBY LIKE NORMAL PEOPLE DO. AND I DO SPEAK MY MIND.
DO NOT READ IF YOU ARE SENSITIVE TO TRUE, REAL, EVERYDAY FEELINGS LIKE MINE.(But I think you would enjoy it)
DON'T FORGET...FREEDOM OF SPEECH !
Eric Adams uses racial slur in unearthed 2019 video on policing
NYC mayor bragged he 'kicked those crackers’ a--'
An unearthed video of newly-minted New York City Mayor Eric Adams shows him using a racial slur in a talk on policing.
The
2019 video shows Adams speaking to a crowd at the Harlem Business
Alliance about his rise through the ranks of the New York Police
Department (NYPD).
While speaking to the crowd, Adams uses a
racial slur to refer to the White officers he outperformed as he grew
his career as a police officer.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams speaks during a news conference in
the Brooklyn borough of New York, Tuesday, Jan. 4, 2022. (AP Photo/Seth
Wenig, File)
"Every day in the police department, I kicked
those crackers’ a--, man,"
Adams said in the video reviewed by Fox News
Digital. "I was unbelievable in the police department."
"I
became a sergeant, a lieutenant, and a captain, you know the story,"
Adams also said. "Some people oversell it trying to reinvent me, but the
reality is: what I was then is who I am now."
Adams was asked about his use of the slur at a Friday press conference, prompting him to apologize.
"Should
not have been used. Someone asked me a question using that comment and,
playing on that word, I responded in that comment," Adams said. "But
clearly it is a comment that should not be used, and I apologize not
only to those who heard it, but to New Yorkers because they should
expect more from me and that was inappropriate."
New
York Police Benevolent Association president Patrick Lynch addressed
the mayor's previous comments in a Friday statement, saying "whenever a
controversial video of a police officer surfaces online, we ask for
fairness instead of a rush to outrage."
"We will apply the same
standard here. We have spoken with Mayor Adams about this video," Lynch
continued. "We have spent far too many hours together in hospital
emergency rooms these past few weeks, and we've worked together for
decades before that."
"A
few seconds of video will not define our relationship," he added. "We
have a lot of work to do together to support our members on the
streets."
The video’s unearthing comes a month after Adams was
sworn in as mayor of the Big Apple, replacing widely-panned former Mayor
Bill de Blasio.
Adams took a hard stance against his party’s "demonizing" of law enforcement in July, pointing out that few of his fellow Democrats "have ever been part of law enforcement."
Crime has spiked across America since Adams’ inauguration in January, and New York City has been anything but spared.
Two NYPD officers were killed in the line of duty last month amid the crime spike.
Houston
Keene is a politics reporter for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be
sent to Houston.Keene@Fox.com and on Twitter: @HoustonKeene
A company called "our health media" if for BLACK families.... REALLY? Isn't that racist? The commercial says "Black families matter". then they go on to say that it is for black families.
What if there was a company for WHITES only? How fast would there be a protest?
The driver in a deadly crash in Nevada had a history of speeding, according to police.
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NORTH LAS VEGAS, Nev. — A driver who police say sped through a red
light before crashing his sports car into a minivan, killing himself,
his passenger and seven members of a North Las Vegas family, had a
history of speeding and prior criminal convictions for drug and battery
offenses, authorities said Monday.
A National Transportation Safety Board member, Thomas Chapman, told
reporters that federal crash investigators will conduct what he called a
“parallel” investigation to one being conducted by North Las Vegas
police, looking for “broader safety issues of national significance.”
“Our mission is to understand not just what happened, but why it
happened,” Chapman said, “and to recommend changes to prevent it from
happening again.”
North Las Vegas police Officer Alexander Cuevas confirmed the driver
who caused the crash, Gary Dean Robinson, 59, of North Las Vegas, had a
prior history of traffic and criminal offenses.
Robinson pleaded guilty just nine days before Saturday’s deadly crash
to speeding in Las Vegas in December and was fined $150, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported, citing court documents.
Robinson also was ticketed for speeding by Las Vegas police last
August; by North Las Vegas police three times between November 2020 and
February 2021; and by Henderson police once in 2017, the Review-Journal
found.
Gary Dean Robinson’s destroyed Dodge Challenger in North Las Vegas, Nevada.AP
Robinson had a state prison record after pleading guilty in 2004 to
felony cocaine possession and violating terms of his probation, and he
had a 2009 misdemeanor conviction for battery on a courtroom bailiff,
court records showed.
A man who identified himself as Robinson’s son, Gary Robinson Jr.,
declined to comment during a telephone call Monday from The Associated
Press.
On Saturday, according to police, Robinson’s maroon Dodge Challenger
raced at more than 100 mph (161 kph) through a red traffic signal at a
busy crossroad, slamming into a Toyota Sienna minivan containing seven
family members and triggering chain-reaction crashes involving three
other vehicles including a Ford Fusion in which a 31-year-old woman was
critically injured.
In all, 15 people were involved in the wrecks, Cuevas said.
It could take up to four weeks for investigators to learn from blood
toxicology tests if Robinson was impaired by drugs or alcohol at the
time of the mid-afternoon crash, said Dan Kulin, spokesman for Clark
County Coroner Melanie Rouse.
Killed in the minivan were the driver, Jose Zacarias-Caldera, 35; and
passengers David Mejia-Barrera, 25; Gabriel Mejia-Barrera, 23; Bryan
Axel Zacarias, 15; Lluvia Daylenn Zacarias, 13; Adrian Zacarias, 10; and
Fernando Yeshua Mejia, 5. They lived in North Las Vegas, Rouse
reported.
“It was all one family,” said North Las Vegas City Councilman Isaac
Barron, a high school teacher who said his students grew up with Bryan
Zacarias and characterized him as a popular and funny classmate.
Barron said plans were being made for a community memorial at a time to be announced.
“It’s a difficult time now,” said Councilwoman Pamela Goynes-Brown,
who said she knew members of the Zacarias family. “Just keep everyone in
your thoughts and prayers.”
Authorities
get set to tow a vehicle involved a six-car crash at the scene of a
fatal crash on West Cheyenne Avenue in North Las Vegas.AP
Rouse on Monday identified the passenger who died in Robinson’s wrecked car as Tanaga Ravel Miller, 46, of North Las Vegas.
An online GoFundMe fundraiser launched in Spanish by Erlinda Zacarias
identified the people killed in the minivan as her family and said she
had no words to describe the pain and suffering she and her husband were
bearing. The account showed some 4,000 donors contributed more than
$175,000 as of Monday afternoon.
Chapman said the safety board may focus on what he called “a comprehensive strategy to eliminate speed-related crashes.”
“Tragedies such as this compel us to evaluate the potential for
improving safety by incorporating speed-limiting technology in all
vehicles,” the safety board member told reporters, including
high-performance sports cars.
Rancho
High School classmates of a victim of “a mass casualty traffic
collision” that killed nine people the day before visit the scene at
Cheyenne Avenue and Commerce Street to pay respects.APNick Gomez, left, and Erik Ramos pay respects for a friend who passed away in “a mass casualty traffic collision.”AP=================================================================================================
North Las Vegas deadly crash 911 audio released: 'There's bodies everywhere’
The driver who ran a red light and eight others died in the crash
Bystanders to last weekend's Las Vegas-area crash that left nine people dead flooded 911 lines with grim and urgent reports about what they were seeing.
North Las Vegas police released audio this week of the more than a dozen calls that came in about the tragedy.
"There's
bodies everywhere," one person told emergency responders. The bystander
went on to describe the "horrible accident," according to FOX 5 in Las
Vegas.
This photo released by the North Las Vegas Police Department shows
a Dodge Challenger in North Las Vegas on Saturday, Jan. 29, 2022. Las
Vegas police said the driver and his passenger were among the dead after
Saturday's crash.
(Associated Press)
"Oh
my God. My God! Get down, it’s a kid, it’s a kid, don’t look!" another
caller screamed in Spanish while on the phone with 911, the Las Vegas
Review-Journal reported.
More than 100 mph
Gary Robinson,
59, is accused of driving through an intersection going more than 100
mph, killing himself, his passenger and a family of seven in a minivan,
including four children between ages 5 and 15.
Authorities get set to tow a vehicle involved a six-car crash at
the scene of a fatal crash in North Las Vegas, Sunday, Jan. 30, 2022.
(Associated Press)
Four others were hurt in the six-car pileup, the Review-Journal reported.
‘In front of our eyes’
"It’s a lot of people dead," a third caller told 911. "Inside the car, outside the car."
Erlinda Zacarias, left, and husband Jesus Mejia-Santana hold a
portrait showing four of their six children who died on Saturday in "a
mass casualty traffic collision" that killed multiple people in North
Las Vegas on Monday, Jan. 31, 2022.
(Associated Press)
"It literally happened right in front of our eyes," one caller said. "There’s a baby dead."
"You need to be here quick," another caller told emergency responders, noting that cars were "smoking," according to FOX 5.
Those
killed in the crash were identified as Yeshua Mejia, 5; Adrian
Zacarias, 10; Lluvia Daylenn Zacarias, 13; Bryan Axel Zacarias, 15;
Gabriel Mejia-Barrera, 23; David Mejia-Barrera, 25; Jose
Zacarias-Caldera, 35; Robinson’s passenger Tanaga Ravel Miller, 46; and
Robinson.
A 21-year-old footballer died during a match after a sudden cardiac
arrest with no defibrillator or ambulance available at the First
Municipal Stadium during a match against Ermionida on Wednesday.
The attacking midfielder collapsed with just five minutes on the
clock while playing for Greek team Ilioupoli. Doctors from both teams
rushed in and tried to revive him, according to local reports.
Unfortunately, the ambulance arrived at the scene for another 20 minutes
so he was not revived immediately, the Sun reported. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
His death was announced by his team through social media without giving any further information about his death.
The club wrote [translated]: “Our Aleko, our friend, our brother, you
left so unjustly. The whole team, the whole city is mourning today. The
words do not come out… only an unbearable pain and a knot in the
stomach. Have a good trip Alecara.”
A Florida man and woman have been arrested in connection to the killing of a 78-year-old man who deputies say was "brutally murdered" in a broad daylight carjacking at a CVS parking lot on Sunday.
Javonne Marece White, 19, and Jasmine Yvonne Munro, 25, both faces charges of first-degree murder
in the death of Uken Lloyd Cummings, the Orange County Sheriff’s Office
said. White and Munro were seen handcuffed during a perp walk on video released by the sheriff’s office early Thursday.
Cummings had just picked up his medication
from the pharmacy located on Silver Star Road in Orlando and was
returning to his car when two individuals confronted him, Sheriff John
Mina told reporters.
Uken Lloyd Cummings, 78, was a father of four and had 10 grandchildren. His wife of 54 years died a few months earlier.
(Orange County Sheriff's Office)
The suspects allegedly shot Cummings, stole his keys and left him for dead.
"While
he lay on the ground, these brazen killers backed the car over him and
then ran him over again while fleeing the scene in his Mercedes," the
sheriff’s office said.
Javonne Marece White, 19, and Jasmine Yvonne Munro, 25, both faces
charges of first-degree murder in the death of Uken Lloyd Cummnigs, the
Orange County Sheriff’s Office said.
(Orange County Sheriff's Office)
Cummings
had relocated to Florida in 2008 to retire with his wife after working
for 40 years as a security guard for the New York City Hospital Police.
He was a father of four and had 10 grandchildren. His wife of 54 years died a few months earlier.
A 28-year-old businesswoman from Reading, England was diagnosed with a
Functional Neurological Disorder, a condition directly at the
intersection of neurology and psychiatry, after receiving the Pfizer COVID vaccine.
Katrina Hermez shared on her social media that her life turned upside down after getting the vaccine last June 27th. Katrina took the vaccine because she assumed it was the right thing to do as told by the government.
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“I have to speak out… I had my first jab because I was made to
believe it was the correct thing to do by our government. But a week
after now, it changed my life and turned it on its head. I am now having
– full-body paralysis, seizures, speech issues, nearly diagnosed
amnesia, migraines every day, blood in my ear, vertigo, nausea, and
more. I want my story to be heard to save others from this happening to
them,” Katrina wrote on her Instagram account two weeks ago.
“They said it would protect me, they said it would protect others,
they said it could save us, they said we need at least one, then two,
now three. How many more until we’re all grieving?” she continued.
On Wednesday, Katrina posted another update on her condition. She stated in her caption that she will not give up sharing the truth.
Read her latest update:
You know when you get that feeling… deep in the pit of your stomach…
when something feels so wrong that you don’t know where to turn…
Now I’ve come to a point in this suffering where i don’t care what
medical science you have read on google, which book you’re going by,
which doctors surgery has set this agenda or which news channel you’ve
watched…
I am being neglected by medical professionals scared to lose their jobs
I am vaccinated and injured.
I was a normal 28 year old girl, who ran her own spa business from
home, did art, kept physically fit and felt well within myself everyday.
In June 27th 2021 I made the decision like millions of other people
to have the Pfizer vaccine because I believed, (as don’t forget…we were
told) this would protect us and the people around us. Now a proven lie.
And 5 days later my injury symptoms began and have now amounted to:
the use of a wheelchair, 10 episodes of temporary paralysis that
lasts hours to days on end, transient Amnesia, 3 types of non epileptic
seizures, Migraines, Cluster headaches, Joint pain, neuralgia, Pins and
Needles, Burning pain all over body, Chest pains every other day, Noise
sensitivity, Light sensitivity, Skin sensitivity, Severe
confusion, Severe dizziness, Ringing in ears, Speech /stutter, slurred,
repeating words, Palpitations, Dissociation, Blood in my ear, Black
sores on mouth walls, Intermittent hearing loss, Blurry vision, Muscle
Stiffness, Rashes, Extreme exhaustion.
This is not COVID. This is not long COVID. This is a direct injury from the Pfizer vaccine.
I will not be silenced, I will not be told I dont have proof, I will
not be laughed at, I will not be condescended and I will not be
undermined by people who feel offended by this misreckoning.
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I dont care whether you’re vaccinated or unvaccinated at this point. I
care about my health and the health of other people and children who
are or potentially are going to be harmed by this experiment.
If you think this is “viral symptoms” or “all in my head”…. history will not be on your side.
I will not stay quiet. I am vaccine injured. And I will not give up sharing my truth.
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According to her fundraising campaign,
it all began last July, days after she took the vaccine. Her symptoms
began with brain fog, vertigo, skin rashes, and she started to feel
sick. As time passed, it became more severe, her mental health crashed,
and she experienced her first seizure.
In November, she was found on the floor at her workplace completely
paralyzed and unable to speak. Paramedics were called and she was rushed
to the hospital and stayed there for a week. The doctors initially
thought she had a stroke. The doctors conducted CAT and MRI scans on her
and she was diagnosed with Functional Neurological Disorder without any further assessments.
My life has completely been turned upside down and now I cannot
leave the house without someone’s help and my walking stick. I seem to
be getting a multitude of new symptoms as the days go by. Blood in my
ear, my ears aching every day and the ringing and dizziness doesn’t go
away. I struggle to write emails or read because most of the time I’m
completely dissociated from life and I get frequent migraines after
reading. I’ve had four episodes of severe temporary full-body paralysis
and slurred speech that takes a while to recover from. I’ve also had
four less severe episodes that involve having my friends find me on the
floor or unable to move and respond normally and having to pick me up.
That would be a total of eight episodes since November. I went from
being a really healthy 28-year-old girl who didn’t get sick for three
years (not even a cold) that runs nearly every day to needing a walking
stick/ sometimes a wheelchair and being assigned carers as well as not
being able to work at all because of my illness.
