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> I assume you didn't see the full video, where it turned out that the police assaulted the "illegals" unprovoked? I did see the full video and that's not assa
by nonethewiser 3y ago
> I assume you didn't see the full video, where it turned out that the police assaulted the "illegals" unprovoked?
I did see the full video and that's not assault. The police are well within their right to break up a congregation of disorderly juveniles outside homeless shelters. When they resisted that they arrested them. Good. Why are you bending over backwards to protect people with this sort of history?
> At the time of his arrest, he was already walking free despite more than a dozen pending larceny charges, including six felonies related to credit card theft.
> Some, but not all, of the suspects and their associates are part of an "Oliver Twist"-style group of Venezuelan pickpockets who operate a ring around Times Square and other tourist attractions, law enforcement sources told Fox News Digital Friday.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/illegals-who-caught-bus-out-nyc-after-attack-police-may-have-gotten-free-ride-us-taxpayers-sources https://www.foxnews.com/us/illegals-who-caught-bus-out-nyc-a...
- jakelazaroff 3y ago> I did see the full video and that's not assault. The police are well within their right to break up a congregation of disorderly juveniles outside homeless shelters. When they resisted that they arrested them. It's very easy to verify that this is not what happened by simply watching the full video, which has been made public. The fact that the police omitted the first half of the video showing how the fight started is a tacit admission that they were, in fact, at fault.