JEWISH KING JESUS IS COMING AT THE RAPTURE FOR US IN THE CLOUDS-DON'T MISS IT FOR THE WORLD.THE BIBLE TAKEN LITERALLY- WHEN THE PLAIN SENSE MAKES GOOD SENSE-SEEK NO OTHER SENSE-LEST YOU END UP IN NONSENSE.GET SAVED NOW- CALL ON JESUS TODAY.THE ONLY SAVIOR OF THE WHOLE EARTH - NO OTHER.
1 COR 15:23-JESUS THE FIRST FRUITS-CHRISTIANS RAPTURED TO JESUS-FIRST FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT-23 But every man in his own order: Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ’s at his coming.ROMANS 8:23 And not only they, but ourselves also, which have the firstfruits of the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.(THE PRE-TRIB RAPTURE)
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UPDATE-JULY 17,2016-04:16PM
AT THE PRESS CONFERENCE. THE COL MIKE EDMONDS OF THE LOUISIANA POLICE DEPARTMENT. HE SAID THAT THERE IS NO STANDOFF WITH POLICE BY ANY SHOOTER. AND THEY ARE NOT CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR ANY OTHER SHOOTER. THE ONLY SHOOTER THAT KILLED THE 3 OFFICERS WAS KILLED AT 8:48AM.
TIMELINE OF POLICE AMBUSH-EST WAS 9:40AM TO 9:48AM - 1-800-225-5324 (1-800 CALL FBI) IF ANY INFO ABOUT THIS SITUATION
8:40AM - A CALL CAME INTO POLICE SAYING THERE WAS A MAN WALKING WITH A LONG RIFFLE.AND SERVERAL OFFICERS WERE SHOT AT HAMMOND HIWAY.
OFFICERS SHOT AT THIS TIME
2 BATON ROUGE POLICE OFFICERS KILLED.AND THE 3RD FROM EAST PARRISH SHERRIFS OFFICE.AND THE SHERRIF DEPUTY JUST GOT OUTTA SURGERY IN CRITICAL CONDITION.
8:42AM - SHOTS FIRED MESSAGE RECIEVED BY POLICE.
8:44AM - REPORTS OF OFFICERS DOWN ON THE SCENE.
8:45AM - REPORTS OF MORE SHOTS BEING FIRED.
8:46AM - REPORTS OF PERSON IN ALL BLACK STANDING NEAR THE CAR WASH LOCATED NEXT TO THE CONVIENIENCE STORE.
8:48AM - EMS ARRIVES AT THE SCENE TO COLLECT THE DEAD INJURED OFFICERS.AND TO OFFER FIRST AID.
8:48AM - OFFICERS ENGAGED IN GUN FIRE WITH THE SHOOTER. AND THE SHOOTER WAS KILLED AT THE SCENE.
8:49AM - POLICE SECURED THE CRIME SCENE AREA. AND MADE SURE NO MORE DANGER TO PEOPLE. THEN PRECEDED WITH THE INVESTIGATION OF THE SCENE.
3 EAST PARRISH DEPUTIES SHOT
1-1 SHOT DEAD 45 YR OLD MARRIED WITH CHILDREN.
2-1 SHOT-STILL IN CRITICAL CONDITION 41 YR OLD MARRIED WITH CHILDREN.
3-SHOT-INJURED 51 YR OLD MARRIED.NON LIFE THREATENING INJURIES.
3 BATON ROUGE POLICE OFFICERS SHOT
1-SHOT DEAD 41 YR OLD-JUST UNDER 1 YR OF SERVICE
2-SHOT DEAD 32 YR OLD-JUST UNDER 10 YRS OF SERVICE
3-SHOT-INJURED 41 YR OLD-9 YRS OF SERVICE-NON LIFE THREATENING INJURIES.
PRAYERS ARE BEING ASKED FOR THE OFFICERS-FOR THE FAMILIES-AND THE FAMILIES AFFECTED BY THIS TRAGIC EVENT IN LOUISIANA TODAY. LONG WAS CONNECTED TO A HATE RACIST GROUP AGAINST POLICE REPORTS SAY. IT SOUNDS LIKE A BLACK MATTERS GROUP TO ME.
BLACK MALE GAVIN UGENE LONG 29 YRS OLD TODAY.WAS THE SHOOTER KILLED IN THE POLICE SHOOTOUT. THE CRIMINAL KILLER TERRORIST.REPORTS SAY THIS TERRORIST POLICE KILLER TRAVELED FROM HIS HOME TOWN IN KANSAS CITY TO TARGET POLICE IN LOUISIANA TO GET REVENGE FOR THE BLACK STERLINGS DEATH IN LOUISIANA A WEEK OR SO AGO.
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AT 5:05PM OBAMA THE SUNNI-ARAB-MUSLIM GAVE A USUAL SCOLDING AGAINST RACE HATE. AND CLAIMS UNITY-WHILE BEING THE WORST RACE BAITER IN AMERICA. OBAMA ACTUALLY NEVER CALLED TO BAN GUNS IN HIS 3 MINUTE SO CALLED SPEECH.
UPDATE-JULY 17,2016-04:16PM
AT THE PRESS CONFERENCE. THE COL MIKE EDMONDS OF THE LOUISIANA POLICE DEPARTMENT. HE SAID THAT THERE IS NO STANDOFF WITH POLICE BY ANY SHOOTER. AND THEY ARE NOT CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR ANY OTHER SHOOTER. THE ONLY SHOOTER THAT KILLED THE 3 OFFICERS WAS KILLED AT 8:48AM.
TIMELINE OF POLICE AMBUSH-EST WAS 9:40AM TO 9:48AM - 1-800-225-5324 (1-800 CALL FBI) IF ANY INFO ABOUT THIS SITUATION
8:40AM - A CALL CAME INTO POLICE SAYING THERE WAS A MAN WALKING WITH A LONG RIFFLE.AND SERVERAL OFFICERS WERE SHOT AT HAMMOND HIWAY.
OFFICERS SHOT AT THIS TIME
2 BATON ROUGE POLICE OFFICERS KILLED.AND THE 3RD FROM EAST PARRISH SHERRIFS OFFICE.AND THE SHERRIF DEPUTY JUST GOT OUTTA SURGERY IN CRITICAL CONDITION.
8:42AM - SHOTS FIRED MESSAGE RECIEVED BY POLICE.
8:44AM - REPORTS OF OFFICERS DOWN ON THE SCENE.
8:45AM - REPORTS OF MORE SHOTS BEING FIRED.
8:46AM - REPORTS OF PERSON IN ALL BLACK STANDING NEAR THE CAR WASH LOCATED NEXT TO THE CONVIENIENCE STORE.
8:48AM - EMS ARRIVES AT THE SCENE TO COLLECT THE DEAD INJURED OFFICERS.AND TO OFFER FIRST AID.
8:48AM - OFFICERS ENGAGED IN GUN FIRE WITH THE SHOOTER. AND THE SHOOTER WAS KILLED AT THE SCENE.
8:49AM - POLICE SECURED THE CRIME SCENE AREA. AND MADE SURE NO MORE DANGER TO PEOPLE. THEN PRECEDED WITH THE INVESTIGATION OF THE SCENE.
3 EAST PARRISH DEPUTIES SHOT
1-1 SHOT DEAD 45 YR OLD MARRIED WITH CHILDREN.
2-1 SHOT-STILL IN CRITICAL CONDITION 41 YR OLD MARRIED WITH CHILDREN.
3-SHOT-INJURED 51 YR OLD MARRIED.NON LIFE THREATENING INJURIES.
3 BATON ROUGE POLICE OFFICERS SHOT
1-SHOT DEAD 41 YR OLD-JUST UNDER 1 YR OF SERVICE
2-SHOT DEAD 32 YR OLD-JUST UNDER 10 YRS OF SERVICE
3-SHOT-INJURED 41 YR OLD-9 YRS OF SERVICE-NON LIFE THREATENING INJURIES.
PRAYERS ARE BEING ASKED FOR THE OFFICERS-FOR THE FAMILIES-AND THE FAMILIES AFFECTED BY THIS TRAGIC EVENT IN LOUISIANA TODAY. LONG WAS CONNECTED TO A HATE RACIST GROUP AGAINST POLICE REPORTS SAY. IT SOUNDS LIKE A BLACK MATTERS GROUP TO ME.
BLACK MALE GAVIN UGENE LONG 29 YRS OLD TODAY.WAS THE SHOOTER KILLED IN THE POLICE SHOOTOUT. THE CRIMINAL KILLER TERRORIST.REPORTS SAY THIS TERRORIST POLICE KILLER TRAVELED FROM HIS HOME TOWN IN KANSAS CITY TO TARGET POLICE IN LOUISIANA TO GET REVENGE FOR THE BLACK STERLINGS DEATH IN LOUISIANA A WEEK OR SO AGO.
UPDATE-JULY 17,2016-02:30PM
THERE SAYING ONE OF THE 4 INJURED OFFICERS ARE STILL IN GRAVE CONDITION ON HIS DEATH BED. AND NOW REPORTS ARE SAYING. THIS MIGHT HAVE BEEN A DRUG DEAL GONE BAD CRIMINAL ACTIVITY THAT STARTED THIS POLICE SLAUGHTER BY AT LEAST 3 LONG GUN SEMI-AUTOMATIC SHOOTERS.DRESSED IN ALL BLACK WITH BLACK MASKS AND OR ARMY FATIGUES.
THERE SAYING ONE OF THE 4 INJURED OFFICERS ARE STILL IN GRAVE CONDITION ON HIS DEATH BED. AND NOW REPORTS ARE SAYING. THIS MIGHT HAVE BEEN A DRUG DEAL GONE BAD CRIMINAL ACTIVITY THAT STARTED THIS POLICE SLAUGHTER BY AT LEAST 3 LONG GUN SEMI-AUTOMATIC SHOOTERS.DRESSED IN ALL BLACK WITH BLACK MASKS AND OR ARMY FATIGUES.
UPDATE-JULY 17,2016-01:07PM
WE NOW FIND OUT THAT A 2ND SHOOTER IS HELD UP IN SOME BUILDING. AND CURRENTLY IN A STANDOFF WITH POLICE. AND THERE IS STILL CURRENTLY A 3RD GUNMAN AT LARGE IN ALL BLACK WITH A BLACK MASK OR ARMY FITIGUES.THERE NOW SAYING THIS COULD BE RELATED TO THE 5 PEOPLE ARRESTED FRIDAY FOR BREAKING INTO A PAWN SHOP AND STEALING 8 GUNS. 6 OF THE GUNS WERE RECOVERED IN THE ARRESTS. BUT THERE WAS STILL ONE PERSON AND 2 GUNS STILL OUTSTANDING FROM THE BURGLARY. AND THE 6 WANTED TO TARGET POLICE OFFICERS IN LOUISIANA. THE 3 OFFICERS SHOT ARE STILL IN CRITICAL CONDITION IN HOSPITAL.
WE NOW FIND OUT THAT A 2ND SHOOTER IS HELD UP IN SOME BUILDING. AND CURRENTLY IN A STANDOFF WITH POLICE. AND THERE IS STILL CURRENTLY A 3RD GUNMAN AT LARGE IN ALL BLACK WITH A BLACK MASK OR ARMY FITIGUES.THERE NOW SAYING THIS COULD BE RELATED TO THE 5 PEOPLE ARRESTED FRIDAY FOR BREAKING INTO A PAWN SHOP AND STEALING 8 GUNS. 6 OF THE GUNS WERE RECOVERED IN THE ARRESTS. BUT THERE WAS STILL ONE PERSON AND 2 GUNS STILL OUTSTANDING FROM THE BURGLARY. AND THE 6 WANTED TO TARGET POLICE OFFICERS IN LOUISIANA. THE 3 OFFICERS SHOT ARE STILL IN CRITICAL CONDITION IN HOSPITAL.
UPDATE-JULY 17,2016-12:31PM
IT IS CONFIRMED THAT THERE IS AT LEAST A 2ND LONG GUN SHOOTER. HES DRESSED IN ALL BLACK-PROBABLY TO REPRESENT THE BLACK LIVES MATTER CULT. THE FIRST SHOOTER WAS KILLED. POLICE ARE GETTING THE WORD OUT TO BE ON ALERT AS THERE IS A 2ND SHOOTER ON THE LOOSE FOR SURE.IT ALL STARTED AROUND 8:30AM IN LOUISIANA-9:30AM EST. WHEN AT LEAST 2 OR MORE SHOOTERS AMBUSHED AND KILLED 3 OFFICERS AND SHOT ANOTHER 4.
IT IS CONFIRMED THAT THERE IS AT LEAST A 2ND LONG GUN SHOOTER. HES DRESSED IN ALL BLACK-PROBABLY TO REPRESENT THE BLACK LIVES MATTER CULT. THE FIRST SHOOTER WAS KILLED. POLICE ARE GETTING THE WORD OUT TO BE ON ALERT AS THERE IS A 2ND SHOOTER ON THE LOOSE FOR SURE.IT ALL STARTED AROUND 8:30AM IN LOUISIANA-9:30AM EST. WHEN AT LEAST 2 OR MORE SHOOTERS AMBUSHED AND KILLED 3 OFFICERS AND SHOT ANOTHER 4.
UPDATE-JULY 17,2016-12:13PM
THE LOUISIANA GOVERNOR HAS JUST PUT A STATEMENT SAYING THERE WAS MORE THEN ONE SHOOTER THAT GUNNED DOWN THESE INNOCENT OFFICERS IN BATON ROGUE LOUISIANA. NOW WE KNOW WHY THE REPORTS SAY THAT THE SCENE IS STILL ACTIVE. AND ITS REPORTED THAT LONG GUN AUTOMATIC FIRE WAS INVOLVED IN THIS POLICE AMBUSH TO KILL POLICE OFFICERS ON PURPOSE.
THE LOUISIANA GOVERNOR HAS JUST PUT A STATEMENT SAYING THERE WAS MORE THEN ONE SHOOTER THAT GUNNED DOWN THESE INNOCENT OFFICERS IN BATON ROGUE LOUISIANA. NOW WE KNOW WHY THE REPORTS SAY THAT THE SCENE IS STILL ACTIVE. AND ITS REPORTED THAT LONG GUN AUTOMATIC FIRE WAS INVOLVED IN THIS POLICE AMBUSH TO KILL POLICE OFFICERS ON PURPOSE.
UPDATE-JULY 17,2016-11:25AM
REPORTS SAY 7 OFFICERS WERE SHOT IN AN AMBUSH BY A SINGLE SHOOTER. NEAR A POLICE STATION IN BATON ROUGE LOUISIANA. REPORTS SAY 3 POLICE OFFICERS WERE KILLED AND 4 OTHERS SHOT AND INJURED. THIS IS A TARGETED ATTACK ON THE INNOCENT POLICE OFFICERS OF LOUISIANA.OF THE OTHER 4 OFFICERS SHOT. SOME OF THEM ARE IN CRITICAL CONDITION. WE DO NOT KNOW IF THE GUNMAN IS CURRENTLY ON THE LOOSE. OR KILLED. OR HELD UP IN SOME BUILDING. THIS IS JUST REDICULAS TARGETING INNOCENT POLICE OFFICERS. THIS IS THE BLACK LIVES MATTER CULT. THAT GETS THE BLAME FOR THESE OFFICERS DYING.AND JUST FRIDAY 2 DAYS AGO.ANONYMOUS AND BLACK LIVES MATTER CULT-CALLED FOR A DAY OF RAGE IN 37 DIFFERENT CITIES. WHICH WAS SUPPOSE TO BE A VIOLENT DAY AGAINST POLICE OFFICERS. WELL THE VIOLENCE HAPPENED 2 DAYS LATER. SO I BLAME ANONYMOUS AND THE BLACK LIVES MATTER CULT FOR THESE INNOCENT OFFICERS BEING KILLED AND SHOT.
Recently, a group claiming to be “Anonymous,” has released a video calling for this “day of rage,” along with the Black Lives Matter campaign — under the auspices of “solidarity.”.
Republican Trump blames Baton Rouge shooting on 'lack of leadership'-[By Ginger Gibson]-July 17, 2016-YAHOONEWS
CLEVELAND (Reuters) - Republican Donald Trump responded to the killing of three police officers in Louisiana on Sunday by renewing his call for greater leadership and "law and order.""We grieve for the officers killed in Baton Rouge today. How many law enforcement and people have to die because of a lack of leadership in our country?" Trump, the party's presumptive presidential nominee posted on Facebook. "We demand law and order."(Reporting by Ginger Gibson; Editing by Howard Goller)
3 officers dead, 3 hurt in Baton Rouge shooting-[The Canadian Press]-Mike Kunzelman, The Associated Press-July 17, 2016-YAHOONEWS
BATON ROUGE, La. - Three officers are confirmed dead and three others wounded after a shooting in Baton Rouge, a sheriff's office spokeswoman said Sunday. One suspect is dead and law enforcement officials believe two others are still at large, the spokeswoman said.Casey Rayborn Hicks, a spokeswoman for the East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office, said in a statement that the public should call 911 immediately if they see anything suspicious.The shooting — which happened just before 9 a.m., less than 1 mile from police headquarters — comes amid spiraling tensions across the city — and the country — between the black community and police. The races of the suspect or suspects and the officers were not immediately known.Baton Rouge Police Sgt. Don Coppola told The Associated Press earlier that the officers were rushed to a local hospital. Coppola said authorities are asking people to stay away from the area.Multiple police units were stationed at Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center, where stricken officers were believed to be undergoing treatment at a trauma centre. A police officer with a long gun was blocking the parking lot at the emergency room.Spokeswoman Ashley Mendoza said the hospital received five patients from the police shooting, all "law enforcement professionals." Of the two who survived the shooting, one is in critical condition and the other is in fair condition.Officers and deputies from the Baton Rouge Police Department and East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office were involved, according to Hicks.Gov. John Bel Edwards asked the public to pray for the officers involved nad their families."Rest assured, every resource available to the State of Louisiana will be used to ensure the perpetrators are swiftly brought to justice," Edwards said in a statement.An Associated Press reporter on the scene saw police vehicles with lights flashing massed about a half mile from the police headquarters on Airline Highway. Police armed with long guns on the road stopped at least two vehicles driving away from the scene and checked their trunks and vehicles before allowing them to drive away.Police-community relations in Baton Rouge have been especially tense since the killing of 37-year-old Alton Sterling, a black man killed by white officers earlier this month after a scuffle at a convenience store. The killing was captured on cellphone video and circulated widely on the internet.It was followed a day later by the shooting death of another black man in Minnesota, whose girlfriend livestreamed the aftermath of his death on Facebook. Then on Thursday, a black gunman in Dallas opened fire on police at a protest about the police shootings, killing five officers and heightening tensions even further.Over the weekend, thousands of people took to the streets in Baton Rouge to condemn Sterling's death, including hundreds of demonstrators who congregated outside the police station. Authorities arrested about 200 people over the three-day weekend.Michelle Rogers, 56, said the pastor at her church had led prayers Sunday for Sterling's family and police officers, asking members of the congregation to stand up if they knew an officer.Rogers said an officer in the congregation hastily left the church near the end of the service, and a pastor announced that "something had happened.""But he didn't say what. Then we started getting texts about officers down," she said.Rogers and her husband drove near the scene, but were blocked at an intersection closed down by police."I can't explain what brought us here," she said. "We just said a prayer in the car for the families."
Officials confirm 2 law enforcement officers dead, others injured during shooting-Sunday, July 17th 2016, 11:31 am EDT-Sunday, July 17th 2016, 11:31 am EDT-By WAFB Staff-KSLA12 NEWS
Officials have confirmed that two law enforcement officers have died and others were injured during an early morning shooting on Airline Highway near Old Hammond Highway in Baton Rouge.“The scene seems to be contained right now,” said Sgt. Don Coppola, Baton Rouge Police Department. “We’re asking everyone to stay out of the area.” Multiple agencies responded to the B Quick store on Airline Hwy shortly before 9 a.m. Sunday morning. Officials confirm that several Baton Rouge Police Officers were struck during gunfire."I do not have the extent of the injuries," Sgt. Coppola explained. “We’re hearing that it may also include some deputies [with the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff’s Office], but that’s preliminary information and I’m waiting on confirmation.”The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development reported Airline North and South is closed between Goodwood Boulevard and I-12.
WHAT I SAY ABOUT THESE SO CALLED MINORITIES THAT DO NOT TRUST POLICE OFFICERS.I SAY OBEY THE LAW-QUIT BEING DRUG HEADS-GANG BANGER THUGS-KILLERS AND RAPERS.AND OBEY AMERICAS LAWS.THEN POLICE WOULD NOT HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT USE.
In U.S. cities hit by killings, shared concerns over cops' tactics, race-[Reuters]-By Tom Polansek-July 17, 2016-yahoonews
(Reuters) - Nekima Levy-Pounds, president of the Minneapolis chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, compares the city's mostly white police department to "an occupying force" when its officers go into black neighborhoods.In Baton Rouge, minorities are "very wary of police and often afraid of them," says Michele Fournet, a veteran criminal defense lawyer there.Long before they were rocked this month by local police killings of black men, the two U.S. cities were grappling with similar problems - police forces viewed by many as overly aggressive and unrepresentative of black communities.Activists and residents in both places have urged law enforcement to spend more time in neighborhoods building relationships and trust as part of "community policing" efforts. Many would also like the cities to hire more black officers.Such calls having been growing across the country since the fatal police shooting of Michael Brown, a black teenager, by a white officer in Ferguson, Mo., in 2014. Since then, a wave of anti-police protests has spread across the country fueled by high-profile police killings of other black men, including Baltimore police detainee Freddie Gray last year.“Whether it’s Baton Rouge or Ferguson or Baltimore or Minnesota, we need more community policing," said Cleve Dunn Jr., a black business man and political consultant in Baton Rouge.Police spokesmen from Baton Rouge and Minneapolis, in statements, said their departments had each made significant strides toward diversity in their forces.The Minneapolis Police Department said it has been "a national leader and has set national 'best practice' standards in community engagement and community policing."Officials from St. Anthony, Minn., which provides police service to Falcon Heights and employs the officer who shot Castile, did not respond to questions.Alton Sterling, the Baton Rouge man who was shot by police on July 5, had peddled CDs for years and law enforcement officers would have known he was not a threat if they were more familiar with the area, local residents said.One officer is notorious for harassing local black residents, to the point where he has been given a street nickname of “Bro Stupid,” said Burnell Williams, who works with at-risk youth and ex-prisoners for the nonprofit group Against All Odds.Blacks made up about 55 percent of Baton Rouge’s population in 2010, but only 30 percent of the police force in 2013, according to U.S. government data.Similar disparities affect Minneapolis, near the tiny city of Falcon Heights where Philando Castile was killed by a police officer during a traffic stop on July 6.-STAFFING PROBLEMS-Blacks in Minneapolis were 8.7 times more likely than whites to be arrested for low-level offenses, such as trespassing and disorderly conduct, according to a study of arrests from 2012 to 2014 that the American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota published last year.Blacks accounted for about 19 percent of Minneapolis' population in 2010 but just about 9 percent of the city's police officers in 2013, according to U.S. data.Black residents of Minneapolis and nearby towns said the lack of a requirement for police to live in the jurisdictions they patrol has kept officers disconnected from neighborhoods. Some U.S. cities have instituted residency requirements for police."You have mostly white officers patrolling a poor black neighborhood where they have no real nexus to the community, where there are high rates of complaints against the use of excessive force by police and the over-criminalization of the African American community," Levy-Pounds said.Some Minneapolis police and residents said staffing shortages limited officers' ability to do more community policing.Bob Kroll, president of the city's police union, said the department needs to increase its numbers by about 20 percent. Without more officers, "you're just going call to call to call, 9-1-1," he said.Ronald Edwards, a black civil rights activist in Minneapolis who contacted Reuters at the request of the police department, said he believed the city's police chief was doing her best to improve race relations.However, he said "you don't have enough officers to deploy them and do the things that really begin to break down the barriers between people of different colors."In Dallas, where five police officers were murdered in the wake of the shootings in Minnesota and Louisiana, police Chief David Brown told reporters on July 11 that community policing was the best way to deter crime and protect officers.Brown, a 33-year department veteran, noted that 2015 was the 12th year of crime reduction in Dallas, more than any other major American city.Police "have done this by also protecting the civil rights of our citizens," Brown said of the decline.(Reporting by Lawrence Hurley, Ernest Scheyder, Letitia Stein, Nick Carey and Tom Polansek; editing by Stuart Grudgings)
REPORTS SAY 7 OFFICERS WERE SHOT IN AN AMBUSH BY A SINGLE SHOOTER. NEAR A POLICE STATION IN BATON ROUGE LOUISIANA. REPORTS SAY 3 POLICE OFFICERS WERE KILLED AND 4 OTHERS SHOT AND INJURED. THIS IS A TARGETED ATTACK ON THE INNOCENT POLICE OFFICERS OF LOUISIANA.OF THE OTHER 4 OFFICERS SHOT. SOME OF THEM ARE IN CRITICAL CONDITION. WE DO NOT KNOW IF THE GUNMAN IS CURRENTLY ON THE LOOSE. OR KILLED. OR HELD UP IN SOME BUILDING. THIS IS JUST REDICULAS TARGETING INNOCENT POLICE OFFICERS. THIS IS THE BLACK LIVES MATTER CULT. THAT GETS THE BLAME FOR THESE OFFICERS DYING.AND JUST FRIDAY 2 DAYS AGO.ANONYMOUS AND BLACK LIVES MATTER CULT-CALLED FOR A DAY OF RAGE IN 37 DIFFERENT CITIES. WHICH WAS SUPPOSE TO BE A VIOLENT DAY AGAINST POLICE OFFICERS. WELL THE VIOLENCE HAPPENED 2 DAYS LATER. SO I BLAME ANONYMOUS AND THE BLACK LIVES MATTER CULT FOR THESE INNOCENT OFFICERS BEING KILLED AND SHOT.
Recently, a group claiming to be “Anonymous,” has released a video calling for this “day of rage,” along with the Black Lives Matter campaign — under the auspices of “solidarity.”.
Republican Trump blames Baton Rouge shooting on 'lack of leadership'-[By Ginger Gibson]-July 17, 2016-YAHOONEWS
CLEVELAND (Reuters) - Republican Donald Trump responded to the killing of three police officers in Louisiana on Sunday by renewing his call for greater leadership and "law and order.""We grieve for the officers killed in Baton Rouge today. How many law enforcement and people have to die because of a lack of leadership in our country?" Trump, the party's presumptive presidential nominee posted on Facebook. "We demand law and order."(Reporting by Ginger Gibson; Editing by Howard Goller)
3 officers dead, 3 hurt in Baton Rouge shooting-[The Canadian Press]-Mike Kunzelman, The Associated Press-July 17, 2016-YAHOONEWS
BATON ROUGE, La. - Three officers are confirmed dead and three others wounded after a shooting in Baton Rouge, a sheriff's office spokeswoman said Sunday. One suspect is dead and law enforcement officials believe two others are still at large, the spokeswoman said.Casey Rayborn Hicks, a spokeswoman for the East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office, said in a statement that the public should call 911 immediately if they see anything suspicious.The shooting — which happened just before 9 a.m., less than 1 mile from police headquarters — comes amid spiraling tensions across the city — and the country — between the black community and police. The races of the suspect or suspects and the officers were not immediately known.Baton Rouge Police Sgt. Don Coppola told The Associated Press earlier that the officers were rushed to a local hospital. Coppola said authorities are asking people to stay away from the area.Multiple police units were stationed at Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center, where stricken officers were believed to be undergoing treatment at a trauma centre. A police officer with a long gun was blocking the parking lot at the emergency room.Spokeswoman Ashley Mendoza said the hospital received five patients from the police shooting, all "law enforcement professionals." Of the two who survived the shooting, one is in critical condition and the other is in fair condition.Officers and deputies from the Baton Rouge Police Department and East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office were involved, according to Hicks.Gov. John Bel Edwards asked the public to pray for the officers involved nad their families."Rest assured, every resource available to the State of Louisiana will be used to ensure the perpetrators are swiftly brought to justice," Edwards said in a statement.An Associated Press reporter on the scene saw police vehicles with lights flashing massed about a half mile from the police headquarters on Airline Highway. Police armed with long guns on the road stopped at least two vehicles driving away from the scene and checked their trunks and vehicles before allowing them to drive away.Police-community relations in Baton Rouge have been especially tense since the killing of 37-year-old Alton Sterling, a black man killed by white officers earlier this month after a scuffle at a convenience store. The killing was captured on cellphone video and circulated widely on the internet.It was followed a day later by the shooting death of another black man in Minnesota, whose girlfriend livestreamed the aftermath of his death on Facebook. Then on Thursday, a black gunman in Dallas opened fire on police at a protest about the police shootings, killing five officers and heightening tensions even further.Over the weekend, thousands of people took to the streets in Baton Rouge to condemn Sterling's death, including hundreds of demonstrators who congregated outside the police station. Authorities arrested about 200 people over the three-day weekend.Michelle Rogers, 56, said the pastor at her church had led prayers Sunday for Sterling's family and police officers, asking members of the congregation to stand up if they knew an officer.Rogers said an officer in the congregation hastily left the church near the end of the service, and a pastor announced that "something had happened.""But he didn't say what. Then we started getting texts about officers down," she said.Rogers and her husband drove near the scene, but were blocked at an intersection closed down by police."I can't explain what brought us here," she said. "We just said a prayer in the car for the families."
Officials confirm 2 law enforcement officers dead, others injured during shooting-Sunday, July 17th 2016, 11:31 am EDT-Sunday, July 17th 2016, 11:31 am EDT-By WAFB Staff-KSLA12 NEWS
Officials have confirmed that two law enforcement officers have died and others were injured during an early morning shooting on Airline Highway near Old Hammond Highway in Baton Rouge.“The scene seems to be contained right now,” said Sgt. Don Coppola, Baton Rouge Police Department. “We’re asking everyone to stay out of the area.” Multiple agencies responded to the B Quick store on Airline Hwy shortly before 9 a.m. Sunday morning. Officials confirm that several Baton Rouge Police Officers were struck during gunfire."I do not have the extent of the injuries," Sgt. Coppola explained. “We’re hearing that it may also include some deputies [with the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff’s Office], but that’s preliminary information and I’m waiting on confirmation.”The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development reported Airline North and South is closed between Goodwood Boulevard and I-12.
WHAT I SAY ABOUT THESE SO CALLED MINORITIES THAT DO NOT TRUST POLICE OFFICERS.I SAY OBEY THE LAW-QUIT BEING DRUG HEADS-GANG BANGER THUGS-KILLERS AND RAPERS.AND OBEY AMERICAS LAWS.THEN POLICE WOULD NOT HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT USE.
In U.S. cities hit by killings, shared concerns over cops' tactics, race-[Reuters]-By Tom Polansek-July 17, 2016-yahoonews
(Reuters) - Nekima Levy-Pounds, president of the Minneapolis chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, compares the city's mostly white police department to "an occupying force" when its officers go into black neighborhoods.In Baton Rouge, minorities are "very wary of police and often afraid of them," says Michele Fournet, a veteran criminal defense lawyer there.Long before they were rocked this month by local police killings of black men, the two U.S. cities were grappling with similar problems - police forces viewed by many as overly aggressive and unrepresentative of black communities.Activists and residents in both places have urged law enforcement to spend more time in neighborhoods building relationships and trust as part of "community policing" efforts. Many would also like the cities to hire more black officers.Such calls having been growing across the country since the fatal police shooting of Michael Brown, a black teenager, by a white officer in Ferguson, Mo., in 2014. Since then, a wave of anti-police protests has spread across the country fueled by high-profile police killings of other black men, including Baltimore police detainee Freddie Gray last year.“Whether it’s Baton Rouge or Ferguson or Baltimore or Minnesota, we need more community policing," said Cleve Dunn Jr., a black business man and political consultant in Baton Rouge.Police spokesmen from Baton Rouge and Minneapolis, in statements, said their departments had each made significant strides toward diversity in their forces.The Minneapolis Police Department said it has been "a national leader and has set national 'best practice' standards in community engagement and community policing."Officials from St. Anthony, Minn., which provides police service to Falcon Heights and employs the officer who shot Castile, did not respond to questions.Alton Sterling, the Baton Rouge man who was shot by police on July 5, had peddled CDs for years and law enforcement officers would have known he was not a threat if they were more familiar with the area, local residents said.One officer is notorious for harassing local black residents, to the point where he has been given a street nickname of “Bro Stupid,” said Burnell Williams, who works with at-risk youth and ex-prisoners for the nonprofit group Against All Odds.Blacks made up about 55 percent of Baton Rouge’s population in 2010, but only 30 percent of the police force in 2013, according to U.S. government data.Similar disparities affect Minneapolis, near the tiny city of Falcon Heights where Philando Castile was killed by a police officer during a traffic stop on July 6.-STAFFING PROBLEMS-Blacks in Minneapolis were 8.7 times more likely than whites to be arrested for low-level offenses, such as trespassing and disorderly conduct, according to a study of arrests from 2012 to 2014 that the American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota published last year.Blacks accounted for about 19 percent of Minneapolis' population in 2010 but just about 9 percent of the city's police officers in 2013, according to U.S. data.Black residents of Minneapolis and nearby towns said the lack of a requirement for police to live in the jurisdictions they patrol has kept officers disconnected from neighborhoods. Some U.S. cities have instituted residency requirements for police."You have mostly white officers patrolling a poor black neighborhood where they have no real nexus to the community, where there are high rates of complaints against the use of excessive force by police and the over-criminalization of the African American community," Levy-Pounds said.Some Minneapolis police and residents said staffing shortages limited officers' ability to do more community policing.Bob Kroll, president of the city's police union, said the department needs to increase its numbers by about 20 percent. Without more officers, "you're just going call to call to call, 9-1-1," he said.Ronald Edwards, a black civil rights activist in Minneapolis who contacted Reuters at the request of the police department, said he believed the city's police chief was doing her best to improve race relations.However, he said "you don't have enough officers to deploy them and do the things that really begin to break down the barriers between people of different colors."In Dallas, where five police officers were murdered in the wake of the shootings in Minnesota and Louisiana, police Chief David Brown told reporters on July 11 that community policing was the best way to deter crime and protect officers.Brown, a 33-year department veteran, noted that 2015 was the 12th year of crime reduction in Dallas, more than any other major American city.Police "have done this by also protecting the civil rights of our citizens," Brown said of the decline.(Reporting by Lawrence Hurley, Ernest Scheyder, Letitia Stein, Nick Carey and Tom Polansek; editing by Stuart Grudgings)
