Citizens Line Up to Protect Baltimore Police
Young Conservatives
David Rufful
April 29, 2015
In a very unexpected turn of events, the community that was targeting and injuring police officers is now lining up…. to defend them. Take a look at this:
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Showing posts with label Baltimore Police Department. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Baltimore Police Department. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Awesome Baltimore Veterans Line Up For Police
Awesome Veterans!!
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Vietnam Veteran Took Stand Against Baltimore Rioters
Vietnam Veteran took stand against Baltimore rioters and bravo for him. When he said why he did it, he was expressing what a lot of other people feel.
The truth is, the rioters respect nothing but use everything they can to pretend what they are doing has any value at all. It doesn't. They used the death of Freddie Gray to the point where I actually had to look up his name because I couldn't remember it. It solved nothing when they became the story.
His family asked protestors to respect their grief just for one day, but they ignored it. No one knows what happened right now but the one thing everyone should know is the entire police force is not to blame even though it seems as if a few are responsible.
They attacked police officers even though what was done to Gray was not done by all of them, but that didn't matter. It didn't matter that they were destroying businesses and neighborhood property. Nothing mattered.
It never seems to matter that veterans are killed by police officers everyday all over the country because they do not get the help they need to come home and live in peace. Depending on where they live, some officers are trained properly and the veteran is taken to get help. In other parts of the country, they are shot quickly. There are hardly no protests at all for them.
Well, one veteran decided he was going to do something about it and he took a stand against the corrupters of Gray's family in pain. Even London took notice.
Veteran stands up against rioters
Anderson Cooper 360 | Source: CNN
Added on 9:55 PM ET, Mon April 27, 2015
There was a lot of folks showing great courage and those were the folks showing up to do their jobs in spite of the criminals destroying their city instead of working to make it a better place to live. Protesting peacefully is one thing but this, this inflicted more pain on more people.
The truth is, the rioters respect nothing but use everything they can to pretend what they are doing has any value at all. It doesn't. They used the death of Freddie Gray to the point where I actually had to look up his name because I couldn't remember it. It solved nothing when they became the story.
His family asked protestors to respect their grief just for one day, but they ignored it. No one knows what happened right now but the one thing everyone should know is the entire police force is not to blame even though it seems as if a few are responsible.
They attacked police officers even though what was done to Gray was not done by all of them, but that didn't matter. It didn't matter that they were destroying businesses and neighborhood property. Nothing mattered.
It never seems to matter that veterans are killed by police officers everyday all over the country because they do not get the help they need to come home and live in peace. Depending on where they live, some officers are trained properly and the veteran is taken to get help. In other parts of the country, they are shot quickly. There are hardly no protests at all for them.
Well, one veteran decided he was going to do something about it and he took a stand against the corrupters of Gray's family in pain. Even London took notice.
Baltimore riots: Video shows 'hero' Vietnam vet who told looters to go home and study
London Evening Standard
RAMZY ALWAKEEL
Published: 28 April 2015
Veteran: Robert Valentine tells CNN's Joe Johns why he has confronted rioters
(Picture: CNN/YouTube)
A Vietnam veteran who stood up to rioters in Baltimore has been branded a hero.
Robert Valentine was interviewed by CNN after he was spotted confronting rioters in the street after a wave of violence broke out following the death of a black man who was in police custody in the US city.
The war veteran astonished news reporters when he delivered a poignant message on camera denouncing rioters.
Speaking to CNN reporter Joe Johns, he said: "I did 30 years, came out Master Sergeant. I've seen more than all this. I've been through the riots already."
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Veteran stands up against rioters
Anderson Cooper 360 | Source: CNN
Added on 9:55 PM ET, Mon April 27, 2015
There was a lot of folks showing great courage and those were the folks showing up to do their jobs in spite of the criminals destroying their city instead of working to make it a better place to live. Protesting peacefully is one thing but this, this inflicted more pain on more people.
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Walter Reed hospital motorcade takes 20 wounded to New York tribute
Walter Reed hospital motorcade may cause delays
June 12, 2012 - 05:50 am
BETHESDA, Md. (AP) - A motorcade traveling from Walter Reed National Medical Center in Bethesda to New York city will result in minor delays in traffic along the route.
The Baltimore Police Department says the motorcade Tuesday will carry about 20 soldiers being treated at the medical center to a tribute event in New York.
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June 12, 2012 - 05:50 am
BETHESDA, Md. (AP) - A motorcade traveling from Walter Reed National Medical Center in Bethesda to New York city will result in minor delays in traffic along the route.
The Baltimore Police Department says the motorcade Tuesday will carry about 20 soldiers being treated at the medical center to a tribute event in New York.
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Monday, July 27, 2009
16 Shot In Baltimore, Including 12 At Cookout
16 Shot In Baltimore, Including 12 At Cookout
Police Say 2 Killed In East Baltimore
POSTED: 7:30 am EDT July 27, 2009
BALTIMORE -- Sixteen people were shot, two of them fatally, in three separate incidents in a two-mile radius in east Baltimore Sunday night, police said.
Detectives were searching Monday morning for a gunman who opened fire at a backyard cookout, wounding 12 people, police department spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said.
None of the dozen victims suffered life-threatening injuries. The victims were hit in the legs, arms, shoulders and backs, and the wounded included a 2-year-old girl and a pregnant 23-year-old woman, police said.
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16 Shot In Baltimore, Including 12 At Cookout
linked from CNN
Police Say 2 Killed In East Baltimore
POSTED: 7:30 am EDT July 27, 2009
BALTIMORE -- Sixteen people were shot, two of them fatally, in three separate incidents in a two-mile radius in east Baltimore Sunday night, police said.
Detectives were searching Monday morning for a gunman who opened fire at a backyard cookout, wounding 12 people, police department spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said.
None of the dozen victims suffered life-threatening injuries. The victims were hit in the legs, arms, shoulders and backs, and the wounded included a 2-year-old girl and a pregnant 23-year-old woman, police said.
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16 Shot In Baltimore, Including 12 At Cookout
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Wednesday, November 19, 2008
FBI Agent Slain In Drug Raid
FBI Agent Slain In Drug Raid
Rookie Agent In Pittsburgh, 33, Was Former Cop, Teacher
GLENSHAW, Pa., Nov. 19, 2008
(CBS/AP) A former Baltimore police officer who had been an FBI agent for less than two years was shot and killed Wednesday while serving a warrant at a home near Pittsburgh, and an alleged cocaine dealer who lived there was taken into custody.
Special Agent Samuel Hicks, who was taking part in a drug-ring roundup, was shot around 6 a.m. in Indiana Township, a middle-class community about 10 miles northeast of Pittsburgh.
The home's owner, Robert Korbe, was in federal custody in connection with the shooting, said a person familiar with the investigation who spoke on condition of anonymity pending an official announcement.
Hicks, 33, had been with the FBI since March 2007, and was assigned to the Pittsburgh office in August 2007, said Michael Rodriguez, special agent in charge of the Pittsburgh FBI office. A former Baltimore police officer and school teacher, Hicks graduated from Southmoreland High School in Alverton and from the University of Pittsburgh-Johnstown with a degree in chemistry in 1999. He leaves behind a wife, Brooke, and a 3-year-old son.
"Special Agent Hicks made the ultimate sacrifice that any law enforcement officer makes for his country," Rodriguez said in a statement read to reporters. "He served with honor and bravery and will be greatly missed by his colleagues here in Pittsburgh and throughout the FBI."
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