Kirata -> RE: 'Black Lives Matter' is becoming a terrorist group (9/2/2015 10:49:14 AM)
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ORIGINAL: BamaD No, you are ignoring the obvious. There are no cops celibrating because there is another dead civilian. http://filmingcops.com/deader-than-roadkill-cops-sing-and-celebrate-death-of-michael-brown/ Yeah there are. From your source: A shocking video has surfaced online showing a police event at a lodge during which police and their families can be heard singing and celebrating the shooting death of Michael Brown. Yeah, no.... The Glendale, CA Elks Lodge is investigating a shocking incident that went down in the club a week ago Monday, when a performer sang a song celebrating the death of Michael Brown ... for an audience that included a number of retired and current cops An Elks lodge. Just some police families there. And nobody even seems to be paying much attention. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEHVJCl1_2Y http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/12/24/us-usa-police-song-idUSKBN0K20JF20141224 A song poking fun at the killing of black teenager Michael Brown by a white policeman, performed at a retired officer's party, has prompted the Los Angeles Police Department to launch an internal investigation, its chief said on Tuesday. Commenting on the song, Chief Charlie Beck said on Twitter: "Like many of you, I find it offensive & absurd. It does not reflect the values of the #LAPD." "I have directed our Professional Standards Bureau to look into this & determine if any active department employees were involved." An LAPD spokesman declined further comment. The song, which changed the lyrics to "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown", a 1973 hit by American folk rock singer Jim Croce, was performed at a party organized by a retired LAPD officer at an Elks Lodge in the Los Angeles suburb Glendale on Dec. 15, local media reported. A trustee for the lodge, in a statement to LA Weekly, apologized for the song, which he called inappropriate and said does not reflect the group's values. Thanks, Lucy. K.
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