Posted on 12/28/2020 6:16:55 PM PST by dynachrome
Two women were arrested for hosting more than 200 people at an illegal “makeshift bar” in New Jersey over the weekend, Newark authorities said.
The state’s department of public safety said police officers responded to calls at 6 Libella Court in Newark at approximately 12 a.m. on Sunday. Hundreds of patrons were seen drinking, eating, and illegally gambling at the warehouse party, according to police.
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Because in NJ, parties with 200 attendees need professional, licensed security officers. And wear the Union Label.
Who knows what may happen if that thin blue line doesn’t keep the peace in these downtrodden immigrant communities.
This is just to teach us to obey so then can march us into the death camps with no muss or fuss.
Just kidding! I’m not wondering... at all.
Expect to see a lot more "law breaking" since people have no other option.
I expect these two women committed the ultimate crime of not paying off the Newark Police Department and Mayor Raz Baraka.
I grew up in Kearny. Went to Essex Catholic High School for my first two years. My great grandparents were Irish immigrants who lived in Newark ,eventually moving to Harrison and then Kearny. Good for those folks. Enough of this lockdown bs.
Merry Christmas and a happy New Year!
They busted another one in Newark (in a basement in North Newark run by a couple of guys); North Newark and Ironbound are two of the worst hot spots in Newark. I’d argue that it isn’t because of the socializing, but that it is because those are the last areas where many people get up and go to work every day. The economic activity in those areas is still humming along.
So were there 200 cops? If not, why were the cops allowed to walk out of there?
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