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May
Race hustlers, NBPP mass in Houston, Texas
Two years ago a fifteen year old black gangbanger, Chad Holley, fought with police while being arrested. He was fleeing from the scene of a burglary at the time. He was eventually convicted of burglary and slapped on the wrist with probation.
Black race hustlers called the arrest, “police brutality.” Four police officers were fired, and then charged with crimes. The first officer to face a trial was just acquitted.
Uniformed members of the New Black Panther Party are leading protests. The black police chief, along with the white female mayor, and the white female prosecutor have sided with the agitators. Harris County District Attorney Patricia Lykos insinuated that the defense was racist for striking two black potential jurors. According to MSNBC, there was a pool of 75 potential jurors, but only two were blacks. The MSNBC article insinuates that only two blacks responded to their jury summons. District Attorney Patricia Lykos says the two potential black jurors were struck by the defense. However, the information from MSNBC may be incorrect. (see comment section)
Convicted crack dealer, and regional New Black Panther Party leader Quanell X, is urging blacks to show up for jury duty in the future. Kofi Taharka, a leader of the Black United Front, urged “civil disobedience.”
A few corrections:
1) Chad Holley didn’t die. He was later convicted on the burglary charge and given probation.
2) The jury pool consisted of 60, not 75. Most of the blacks that were within this jury pool stated that they had seen the video (thanks to Quanell X making it a racial issue and tainting the minds of blacks by releasing the video to the public after practically being begged not to by the mayor, police chief, and DA’s office) and they were honest enough to admit that they had already made up their minds before the trial about the officers guilt. Only two blacks within the jury pool said that they could be impartional but defense attorney DeGuerin didn’t believe they could.
Other facts:
May 18th, 2012 at 10:44 am1) Not only is the mayor a white female, she is the first openly gay mayor in the City of Houston and an unofficial Democrat (mayors in Houston cannot claim party affiliation though it’s no secret which way they lean)..
2) District Attorney Pat Lykos ran as a Republican, is a former Houston Police Officer, and yet the police officers union endorsed her competitor in the GOP primaries, Mike Anderson, for Harris County District Attorney. Perhaps they knew something about her that we don’t.
No, look at the story again. He didn’t die while fighting the cops. He’s alive. Actually, he wasn’t really even hurt.
May 18th, 2012 at 10:50 amI believe Chad Holley didn’t even have any injuries. If
May 18th, 2012 at 12:22 pmhe did, I am certain they would be all over the media. The cop who was acquitted-
was according to the jurors- using his feet to try to sweep the criminals hands
behind his back because he wasn’t following orders to do so. The cop was there
for a total of 3.7 seconds before he moved on to another one of the criminals
on the move. Holley said he was not even kicked on the side of his head that
the cop was on. Do the race hustlers even care about the facts? of course not. I don’t know if the 3 other cop’s trials will fare so well. The
video looks bad, but you have to keep in mind that these police officers
believed the criminals were armed and dangerous, and they were evading arrest
after committing a burglary. As for there not being any black jurors- they
didn’t show up for the most part. You have to be registered to vote in Texas
before you are even called on to be a juror. If you are a convicted felon, you
can’t register to vote. The defense attorney said he struck 2 blacks from the
jury pool. One worked for the DA, and the other had been “wrongfully
arrested” something like 30 times. Not sure if he struck others. The race hustlers
are out in force in Houston. Houston is a pretty tame town when compared to
other large cities, but I think there is a general feeling that some blacks are
looking for “justice in the streets”, as being encouraged and
promoted by Black Panther leaders. I feel certain there will be innocent white
victims in Houston by blacks looking for their brand of “justice”.
Thank God for conceal and carry in Texas. Fellow Houstonians- keep alert!
Two potential black jurors out of 75 empanelled?
Where did they find 2 black adults with no prior felony convictions?????? (Not in the NBPP…)
May 18th, 2012 at 4:59 pm