War on Cops - Page 7

Since the killing of three more cops in Baton Rouge, Barack Obama has dropped his criticism of police, and has vehemently asked his supporters in the Black Lives Matter to stop violence and hateful rhetoric.

A day after the deaths of three police officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, a photo of two small children praying for the safe return of their police officer father is going viral.

When a Florida sheriff pulled up at a local gas station to pump fuel into his squad car, one elderly Army veteran surprised the officer by standing guard and telling him, “I have your back.”

“I condemn, in the strongest sense of the word, the attack on law enforcement in Baton Rouge,” said Obama’s formal statement, just hours after the July 17 attack that killed three cops in Baton Rouge, La., and 10 days after the attack that killed 5 cops in Dallas. His message want out to all Americans — but was specifically targeted to his radical supporters, including those in the Black Lives Matter movement.

Brian Mast, decorated Army veteran and Republican congressional candidate for Florida’s 18th district, told Breitbart News Daily SiriusXM host Stephen K. Bannon, “Blood is on the hands of the American President” pertaining to the recent violence in Dallas.

Is it surprising that a group like Black Lives Matter who idolizes cop killers would end up inspiring cop killers?

On Friday’s Breitbart News Daily, SiriusXM host Stephen K. Bannon asked former NYPD commissioner Ray Kelly, author of Vigilance: My Life Serving America and Protecting Its Empire City, if he thinks there is a “war on cops” in America today.

President Barack Obama ignored a prime-time video request from Texas’ Republican governor that he treat cops with as much respect as he gives gays and women.

In his comments to reporters after the Wednesday meeting, Obama repeated his suggestion that white racism caused the shooting murder of five White or Hispanic police officers in Dallas, and he showed reporters that he’s fully supporting the radical activists’ campaign against the nation’s police leaders.

Obama hijacked the funeral service for the murdered Dallas policemen on Tuesday, turning a memorial service into a political event for his own gain. It was vintage Obama, self-centered, preaching to the country and the world, never ceasing to edge his politics and ideology into the mix.

Donald Trump is slightly ahead of Hillary Clinton in Iowa, which went for President Barack Obama by 5.6 points in 2012.

Two men and three women were taking into custody early Tuesday morning after allegedly opening fire on police from inside an SUV.

A police officer in Ballwin, Missouri, was “shot from behind” Friday while walking to his patrol car, and is still listed in critical condition.

On Tuesday morning, a man wearing a T-shirt with the words “F**k the Police” on the front and “Black Lives Matter” on the back was arrested for allegedly opening fire on a police officer’s home.

In the course of making my film The Bloody Road to Cleveland about the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement, I have been teargassed in Seattle, assaulted in Denver, kicked out of the Board of Supervisors meeting in San Francisco, and, as Breitbart News reported this weekend, arrested in Baton Rouge. This is my story of that arrest.

President Barack Obama is warning his angry supporters that violence and “rhetoric” by the Black Lives Matter movement could derail his campaign to federalize state and local police forces.

During a Friday press conference, Attorney General Loretta Lynch expressed condolences over the July 7 attack on Dallas police officers and suggested it is time to re-examine “the ease with which wrong-doers can get their hands on deadly weapons.”

A suspect has been arrested after allegedly opening fire on a Roswell, Georgia, police officer early Friday morning.

A group called the Black Power Political Organization is apparently taking credit for the Dallas police massacre that has left five officers dead and seven wounded, according to the UK paper The Mirror.

A police-involved shooting in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, has begun to make headlines across the world, and because the case is in its very beginning stages, it is a perfect case study in how social media platforms like Twitter have become an Institutional Left manipulation of how a story works. Already, protests have begun in Baton Rouge, and the story is making headlines in NBC News, New York magazine, The Huffington Post, and international outlets like the BBC and Al Jazeera.

The activist left is trying to drum up support for Jasmine Richards, a Black Lives Matter activist convicted Thursday for her violent interference with law enforcement by claiming that she was convicted of “lynching.” However, an exclusive interview with Breitbart News reveals the real details behind the Black Lives Matter thug’s encounter with police.

Sen. Jeff Sessions warns that Congress must be careful to ensure the sentencing reductions bills pending before Congress did not boost already rising crime rates and “sign death warrants” for innocent victims.

At the “First Friday” Street festival, an African American man openly urinated on a Oakland Police Department vehicle in front of several witnesses, including Breitbart News lead and investigative reporter Lee Stranahan.

SAN FRANCISO–A group of protesters calling themselves the “Frisco 5” are demanding the firing of Police Chief Greg Suhr over what they refer to as police violence, racist text messages and the shooting death of a man by police last year.

In another example of political correctness run amuck, the Oakland Police Department was forced to issue an apology over a press release urging people not to drive drunk on Cinco de Mayo.

Five Seattle police officers are hurt after an hours-long riot by hundreds of black clad anti-capitalists that spread across the city on May Day. Nine people were arrested.

The taxpayer-funded PBS network is broadcasting and extensively promoting a film called The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution, by filmmaker Stanley Nelson.

The number of police officers killed by gunfire in the line of duty this year is up 150% according to the Officer Down Memorial Page, a website dedicated to chronicling the deaths of law-enforcement officers.

A Black Lives Matter activist who was part of the Ferguson riots posted a visual guide to urban riot wear in both English and Arabic on Twitter.

Dozens of police officers in riot gear faced off against an angry crowd of black people in downtown Salt Lake City late Saturday night, after police shot a black teenager who was attacking a man with a broomstick near a homeless shelter.

Prominent Black Lives Matter activist DeRay Mckesson announced he is running for mayor of the city of Baltimore, Maryland. Baltimore native son McKesson plans to fight the political establishment and shake up the system by running as a Democrat, taking on about a dozen other candidates in the city’s April 26 primary.

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS–At a prayer vigil held Monday night after the indictment of a Chicago police officer for the shooting death of Laquan McDonald, an activist leader stood on a podium, gave thanks to God for protest “predecessors” and was supported by the crowd.

A video uploaded to the website LiveLeak shows the high-pressure, racist antagonism towards the police by Black Lives Matter activists in Minnesota who have occupied the area in front of the 4th Precinct police station.

The front page of leading liberal new media site The Huffington Post greeted their early morning Thanksgiving viewers with a stew of anti-police headlines, all under the banner headline “Monsters With Badges.” Later in the morning HuffPo had the same theme but switched the headline to the more festive “Rotten to the Core.”

On November 1, a California Highway Patrol (CHP) officer was shot during a traffic stop in Eureka, but was able to return fire and fatally wound the alleged gunman.

On Saturday’s broadcast of “Justice” on Fox News Channel, host Judge Jeanine Pirro asked guest Sheriff David Clarke how President Barack Obama can support Al Sharpton and Black Lives Matter and then say he is on the same side as the police.