War Of Words Between Baltimore Mayor, City Police Union
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A war of words plays out between Baltimore’s mayor and the union that represents city police. The union wants to know–did Stephanie Rawlings-Blake order police to stand down during violent riots that injured more than 100 officers.
Christie Ileto with the tense exchange.
Keeping the peace in Baltimore has been a struggle since April 27–both on the streets and now among city leaders–where a very public dispute is brewing between police brass, the union and the mayor.
No one was prepared when tensions boiling exploded at Mondawmin Mall before sweeping the city.
“They should have had all of the officers with the proper equipment on,” one officer said.
The mayor is just another do nothing black supposedly leader who is only in the job for the perks and the money she can take from the city. She and Mosley both need to be removed from the offices they hold. Between both of them, neither has sense enough to do their jobs properly. They are perfect examples of no-nothing blacks faking it!
The mayor is just another do nothing black supposedly leader who is only in the job for the perks and the money she can take from the city. She and Mosley both need to be removed from the offices they hold. Between both of them, neither has sense enough to do their jobs properly. They are perfect examples of no-nothing blacks faking it!
ReplyDeleteWhat does "Ssorc ton od enil ecilop" mean? Might be code for "Get in there and stop the rioting". eh, Ms. Blake?
ReplyDeleteYeah, that's it!
If she was white I wonder if she would be criminally charged or fired?
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