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Posted on 04/28/2015 1:21:35 PM PDT by drewh
While rioters were burning and looting their way through Baltimore, MD Monday night following the funeral of Freddie Gray, one Michael Jackson impersonator decided to use the cameras to show off his dance moves.
This unidentified street performer was caught on video multiple times dancing to Jackson’s 1983 hit “Beat It” Monday, among other hits, as mobs of people hurled objects at police officers and set fires to businesses and others buildings.
Dressed in a black leather jacket and dark pants, the man moonwalked his way onto the hearts of users on Twitter, but didn’t stop there.
He ended up on top of a box truck:
Off came the shirt:
The Baltimore Sun reported Tuesday Baltimore Police say they have received a “credible threat” that rival gangs in the city have partnered up to “take out” law enforcement officers.
Per the report, police have received information that members of “various gangs” — including the Black Guerrilla Family, the Bloods and the Crips — have “entered into a partnership,” according to a statement.
Oh, the irony:
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
Wow... this is surreal. He used the backdrop of the riots to get on national TV...
(Applause)
Makes sense. Bread and circuses
What are the mobs most interested in?
For Freddy.
He was doing “Black or White”, and when he got arrested he responded, “Well, I guess I must be black.”
That guy can’t dance for a damn.
He should be arrested for impersonating and impersonator.
Attention whore.
They should have had somebody doing "The Freddie"
LOL!
Backed up by a couple of hundred Obama's Dreamers.
Well, now we know what happened to Left Shark.
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