Racism, a pool party in Texas and the Supreme Court [how dare you have a community pool]

The Hill ^ | June 10, 2015 | Noliwe Rooks

[fireman15]

The thing that amazes me is the complete disconnect between the author’s agenda and the events at the “pool party” gone bad. They have absolutely nothing to do with each other.

I can remember respond to similar situations over the years where the police were trying to break up some sort of event that had gotten out of hand. A lot of the time we (firefighters) were there first and were actually the ones who had to request police assistance because the crowd was making it difficult or impossible to do our job of rendering aid to injured or sick people.

If the people in the crowd have an “attitude” especially if they are members of the young entitled class... it can be almost impossible for the police to get control of the situation. It is along the lines of herding cats. This actually looked quite tame compared to some situations that I have been at.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

Thank you for your informed post.

With the adm and the msm on their side, and salivating for “news,” there is no doubt in my mind that there will be more of these “incidents” and that the Obama phones will be recording it all and sending to the appropriate outlets for publication and required outrage.

2016 can’t get here fast enough.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

EXCLUSIVE: Brawling, ‘racist slurs,’ profane rap music and gatecrashers: What really happened at Texas invite-only pool party where cop drew gun on bikini girl, 15

The policeman who quit his job after throwing a black teenager in a bikini to the ground at a pool party was sent there to deal with a racially-charged all-women brawl and scores of gatecrashers, Daily Mail Online can reveal.

Officer Eric Casebolt - who was first to arrive at the scene after 911 calls - resigned from McKinney Police last night after mounting protests over his actions, which were caught on camera.

But Daily Mail Online can disclose the full extent of the violence and disorder he was dispatched to deal with after a 911 call by residents concerned after gatecrashers arrived and fighting broke out at the party - with the party organizer Tatiana Rhodes involved in a brawl.

More than 100 teenagers had already gatecrashed the private pool party in McKinney, outside Dallas, when violence erupted.

They had received the invitation on social media and the numbers who arrived from across the city rapidly filled up the area, where local residents had been enjoying the sunshine by the pool with their children...................."