U.S. cop shoots berserk African 'refugee' dead (Louisville, Kentucky)

WorldNetDaily ^ | June 15, 2015 | Leo hohmann

[miss marmelstein]

What a nice, friendly face he has. His mouth is just all smiles.

[DaveA37]

” I’m just waiting for the newest enclave of Syrian rebel refugees to be established here. I hope it’s in Seattle, Portland or somewhere.”....

I understand that they will be sent to places like Iowa, Minnesota, No.& So. Dakota, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana and Utah.

Better yet, how about Kenya?

[dp0622]

Mom’s parents were from Sicily. Dad from Naples :)

Well, besides my grandfather, my third cousin (who’s in jail for life) and a few others, we are all straight and narrow :)

Would love some of those meatballs!!

Wonder why Jewish and Italian leaned towards anarchy.

[Gaffer]

I guess for liberals it doesn’t make sense to send them to an already Democrat majority location. They’d want to infest as much of non-Democrat controlled areas in states that might be key to winning national elections.

[driftless2]

It must have taken a lot of courage for the sons of mafiosi not to follow their fathers into the "business." I remember reading an article about the old mobsters from the the thirties and forties. While none of the sons of the Jewish mobsters followed their fathers into the business, virtually all the sons of the Italian mobsters followed their fathers into the business. Maybe that pattern changed as the century wore on.

I remember some movie Paul Newman made some decades ago. His character was a son of a noted Italian Mafiosi who didn't follow his father into the crime racket. Supposedly, it was based on a true story.

[School of Rational Thought]

Coming at someone with a metal flagpole is a gesture of love in Sudan. Cultural confusion.

[dp0622]

The RICO statute decimated the mafia. And this past generation wasn’t nearly as tough. They squealed to the cops like stuck pigs to save their hides.
It’s a shame they passed it on to their sons, but the Next generation has much less of it as the fathers began to realize it was a dead end and the glory days were over.
I worked with a few in a pizzeria in my 20s. Brutal fellas. Laughed about kicking an old man down the stairs during a robbery.
I could tell you stories about when I had my vending machine route and my rival competition were mafiosa but they probably shouldn’t be divulged in FR :)

[Bratch]

A short report, which includes a video of the encounter.

And here's a more in-depth report, along with an unedited version of the video.

[BigCinBigD]

Durka...Durka! BANG!

[Popman]

Interesting...

In the article it claims he did not understand English...

But clearly in the video you see the officer and the dead guy having a conservation and walks away blowing the cop off before he goes bonkers...

[bert]

Dinka drunka syndrome proves fatal

[muir_redwoods]

The best actuarial student I ever had was a modest, brilliant young man from Zambia.

[dp0622]

That was an overstatement on my part. But obummer is not vetting those coming over. And many muslims dont like us.

[jacknhoo]

I know we’re talking Sudan here, but look at Iran, for one, on this Report from the Refugeee Processing Center:

Iran:
From January 2002 through May, 2015
32,000 Iranian refugees - 22,000 going to California alone.

Sudan:
From January 2002 through May, 2015
18,013 Sudan refugees - pretty well spread out to all of USA.

Syria:
497 Syrian refugees - - pretty well spread out to all of USA.

What is peculiar is that for Mexico this shows no data at all...perhaps because they are North America?...I don’t know.

Anyhow, this is a good reference to see what’s going on and to run your own reports:
http://www.wrapsnet.org/Reports/InteractiveReporting/tabid/393/Default.aspx

We’ve admitted 40,002 refugees just for fiscal year 2015 from OCT 2014 through May 2015, with a ceiling of 70,000 for the year which ends September 2015:
Here’s a map of the processing countries and cases/individuals:
http://www.wrapsnet.org/Portals/1/Arrivals/Arrivals%20FY%202014/Arrivals%20by%20Processing%20Country%20and%20Nationality%20-%20Map(6.8.15).pdf

Also:

Review Central American Minors (CAM) Documents:
http://www.wrapsnet.org/CAMProgram/tabid/420/Default.aspx

See the Consolidated Placement Plans for only the last few years:
http://www.wrapsnet.org/Reports/ConsolidatedPlacementPlan/tabid/318/Default.aspx

[The Antiyuppie]

Yes, he is from a third-world country, but he is a world-renowned petrochemical engineer and we need skills like that here...

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[petercooper]

Great shot. Happy ending indeed.

[Stentor]

But nothing good comes from Africa.

Coffee? I'll get back to you when I think of another.

[dp0622]

rofl

[bgill]

Being from Africa has zero to do with anything.
Being an immigrant has zero to do with anything.
Not speaking English has zero to do with anything.
Being poor has zero to do with anything.

The fact that we are bringing in the dregs of society does.

[Chewbarkah]

If Obama had a second violent drunk father...