The Real Story, Not a Racial Issue
Here we have a self-admitted black man who witnessed the whole event. Not a racial issue, but a trespasser\hooligan issue.
Maybe they're just not judgmental bigots. Ask them. <shrug>
The HOA has said the family is lying. So are other members of this HOA.Not, as already posted, according to the people who actually invited the kids and, not according to the white kid who did the filming.
Not, as already posted, according to the people who actually invited the kids and, not according to the white kid who did the filming.
The 43-year-old African-American has lived in Craig Ranch, a planned community, for eight years. It's a nice place. Racially diverse. People get along there.
Thinking back on the pool party, he might have known it would be crowded. The invite to the party had earlier caught fire on Twitter and social media. Craig Ranch's strict homeowners' association rules prohibit bringing more than two guests to the pool.
So when crowds of teenagers showed up, huddling by the gate and shouting to let them in, things got out of hand. Some kids jumped over the fence, Embry said. A security guard tried to get them to leave but was outnumbered, so the guard called police.
"Let me reiterate, the neighbors or the neighborhood did not call the police because this was an African-American party or whatever the situation is," he said. "This was not a racially motivated event -- at all. This whole thing is being blown completely out of proportion."
"I may or may not agree with everything that the police officer did, but I do believe he was trying to establish order. I am thankful to God that nobody got hurt," Embry said, adding that it made him feel uncomfortable to see an officer kneel on a teenager in a bikini and wave his gun at other teens.
A mother who was at the party gave a similar account. She spoke with her back to CNN's camera and didn't want to be identified, saying neighbors who vocally supported the officer had received death threats.
The officer, she said, deserves a medal.
"I want everyone to know that the Police Department was in the right and protecting everyone," she said. "He was not out of line drawing his gun, because he was being attacked."
Here's a good read on the subject. Imagine that, anyone who has agreed with the police in this incident have received death threats.
http://www.cnn.com/2015/06/08/us/mckinney-texas-pool-video/
The usual suspects on here don't care, bro. Continuing the narrative is all that matters to them. They're the ones that still believe 'hands up, don't shoot'.
The usual suspects on here don't care, bro. Continuing the narrative is all that matters to them. They're the ones that still believe 'hands up, don't shoot'.
"I may or may not agree with everything that the police officer did, but I do believe he was trying to establish order. I am thankful to God that nobody got hurt," Embry said, adding that it made him feel uncomfortable to see an officer kneel on a teenager in a bikini and wave his gun at other teens.
A mother who was at the party gave a similar account. She spoke with her back to CNN's camera and didn't want to be identified, saying neighbors who vocally supported the officer had received death threats.
The officer, she said, deserves a medal.
"I want everyone to know that the Police Department was in the right and protecting everyone," she said. "He was not out of line drawing his gun, because he was being attacked."
Activists Want Black Host Who Blamed Teens For McKinney Pool Fight FIRED
LMAO!!! Now activists want Embry fired.
http://dailycaller.com/2015/06/08/a...o-blamed-teens-for-mckinney-pool-fight-fired/
The Real Story, Not a Racial Issue
Here we have a self-admitted black man who witnessed the whole event. Not a racial issue, but a trespasser\hooligan issue.
I was one of the only white people in the area when that was happening," Brandon told CNN affiliate KDAF. "You can see in part of the video where he tells us to sit down, and he kinda like skips over me and tells all my African-American friends to go sit down."
Brandon said the quarrel that drew police to the pool party didn't even involve most of the teens Casebolt was going after.
"It was a fight between a mom and girl, which had nothing to do with all the other kids," he told KDAF.
Brandon said he was unnerved to see his friend tackled and pressed to the ground.
"I think she was 'running her mouth,' and she has freedom of speech, and that was very uncalled for him to throw her to the ground," he said.
i love how in this video when they replay it again near the very end they only show him draw and completely cut out the two seconds preceding that in which he is rushed by the two guys who are stepping up like they are about to attack.Here's a good read on the subject. Imagine that, anyone who has agreed with the police in this incident have received death threats.
http://www.cnn.com/2015/06/08/us/mckinney-texas-pool-video/
i love how in this video when they replay it again near the very end they only show him draw and completely cut out the two seconds preceding that in which he is rushed by the two guys who are stepping up like they are about to attack.
Videos and comments are edited according to what is desired to be presented.i love how in this video when they replay it again near the very end they only show him draw and completely cut out the two seconds preceding that in which he is rushed by the two guys who are stepping up like they are about to attack.
Not sure what video some of you are watching. I see a video of a cop significantly outnumbered by a riled up crowd attempting to arrest someone. While doing so two males run up to him aggressively and one has his hand behind his back moving around as if he is drawing a weapon. He is undeniably attempting with this behavior to intimidate the cop and make him feel he is about to get attacked. What would the correct response have been? He didn't shoot the guy and cops do indeed pull guns al the time in anticipation of being attacked. Watch what happens just before he pulls. What he did may not have been perfect, and the ninja roll at the beginning of the video is just straight up funny but it isn't like white cop draws gun on black girl while going for a swim.
Yup, no bigotry seen here....white kid isn't harrassed while filing cops, but the black kids all get restrained and detained. And a young girl get assaulted.
Glad to see the usual bigots come in to defend cops at all costs, no matter what the facts are. Bigots are bigots.