City Government's Credibility in Question as Reckless Drivers of Color Terrorize Pedestrians
Steering Wheel Locks, Increased Judicial Diversion, Stimulus Bearing Anti-Violence Initiatives, Six-Figure Police Salaries and Gun Buybacks have Yet to Stem the Years Long Trend of Reckless Driving.
Update: 31 Aug 2024 @ 9:38 AM
Notorious social media posts showing Black people—mainly teenagers—driving cars off-road and on sidewalks have begun appearing at a more frequent rate.
A video appearing to show a KIA SUV driven recklessly outside Franklin High School was posted by Conservative pundit, Bob Lonsberry on X, formerly Twitter
The SUV drives much faster than surrounding traffic on the sidewalk as well as the front lawn. The occupants appear to be 4 Black males with their faces concealed by masks.
On 6 March 2024, Lonsberry said “Monday at Franklin High School. The @RCSDNYS better get those concrete bollards installed soon. Also, why didn't the school or the police department say anything about this?” (still images below)
KIA and Hyundai vehicles were once known for being extremely easy to steal because they lacked a common part known as an immobilizer.
It is unknown if the vehicle seen in the video was stolen.
Context: A lawsuit to reimburse consumers is currently underway against the linked car companies, and a $145 million preliminary settlement fund was formed as a result.
Pro-White political pundit Nathan Damigo believes that “those in power love it when minorities behave this way…”
Damigo refers to these incidents as an “excuse” to “give the regime newfound powers that will be used disproportionately against Whites, while dysfunctional minorities continued to be treated with kid gloves.”
In the headlines: On 16 February, a man was assaulted with a vehicle during an early-morning fight in the popular nightlife area of Monroe Ave.
Two groups of Blacks began fist-fighting until one Black rammed her opponent with an SUV. [video]
The stunned victim was later hospitalized. The perpetrator remains unnamed and at large.
Two days later, Rochester resident Michael Walker would crash a stolen Subaru into a tree in Lockport, NY, killing himself and passenger Ana Cerrato.
Walker was alleged to be fleeing the police.
On 28 February, an unidentified 19-year-old was found injured inside a stolen vehicle that had struck another.
It was not the police’s determination that the 19-year-old was the driver, nor a suspect at the time.
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