Thursday, August 21, 2014

Some spontaneous outrage is planned and coordinated like Ferguson

Why didn't this made national news? No. There are two thoughts that immediately arise. First the shooter was an officer named Wakana Okuma. But more significantly it's because the Ferguson inferno was fomented by people who wish to take the real news off the air. Where is the coverage of Ukraine, the Europe-Russia struggle, Syria, Libya (B.O. and Hillary's war), China's arms build up. The media is the band on the Titanic but certainly not heroic.
That Eric Holder' visited  Ferguson and made no contact with the policeman tells you a lot about what kind of chief law enforcement officer he is. A racist ideologue would be a good description. He is the black klan...always getting even. 
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Police responded to a report at around 10:36 a.m. that a woman was threatening to shoot her family in the 700 block of Blossom Hill Road near Santa Teresa Boulevard, south of Highway 85.
“We had a call, someone with an Uzi threatening to kill family members,” said San Jose police spokesman Officer Albert Morales.  “A very, very serious situation, a very dangerous situation for our officers.  We had communication with this person.  Unfortunately, at some point those communications either broke down, or the officers felt threatened in some form or fashion and one of the officers discharged their firearm.”  The woman was struck at least one time by gunfire.  She was transported to a local hospital where she was pronounced deceased at approximately 12:39 p.m.

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Morales said during their investigation, it was determined the woman was actually carrying “a cordless drill painted flat black”
Officer Wakana Okuma, a 13-year veteran with the San Jose Police Department, was the officer involved in the shooting and has been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation into the shooting.  No officers were injured in the incident.

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