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Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Sunday, June 14, 2020
Opportunistic White Supremacists Seek To Blame Blacks With Arson, Rioting & Violence Following Rayshard Brooks Death in Atlanta
Much (the exceeding majority) of violence which we have witnessed recently – riots, looting, arson, etc. – following George Floyd’s death has been, and continued to be perpetrated by opportunistic White Supremacists who hope that blame for the violence will fall squarely upon the Black community. Such racist individuals are hoping for a “booglaloo,” which is the term they use to describe a race war.
These images were quickly posted to Social Media and appear to show a White whom is an arson suspect in the torching of the Wendy’s restaurant at 125 University Avenue in Atlanta.
In almost every event in which violence, mayhem, and destruction has occurred recently following the police homicide of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Minnesota, it was started by White people.
Fortunately, however, the ubiquity of high-quality video in cell phones in conjunction with abundant use of Social Media has thwarted their hoped-for efforts.
In Minneapolis’ 3rd Precinct, the Twitter video of a man dressed head-to-toe in black, including boots, gloves, hood, and gas mask with purple respirators, complete with a black umbrella – colloquially known as “Umbrella Man” – who used a hammer to methodically break windows of the Auto Zone store there, was of a White man.
In fact, that was the VERY FIRST incidence of such destructive mayhem which started all the violence which then spread nationwide.
“Umbrella Man” was accosted by a young Black man who wore a pink shirt and shorts (colloquially known as “Pizza Man” b/c he was carrying a pizza box), who asked him why he was smashing the windows. The masked White man in black said nothing, turned toward the cellphone videographer and “Pizza Man” as if to threaten them, then turned and walked off.
Now, we have Atlanta White Girl, who was one of two, perhaps three, or more, White female arsonists who set fire to the Wendy’s restaurant where the city police-sanctioned murder of Rayshard Brooks occurred, by shooting him in the back, whom they suspected of committing the crime of DUI… even though he wasn’t driving, and was parked in the parking lot.
Atlanta area Law Enforcement is seeking the public’s help in identifying this White female, who is a suspect in the arson of the Wendy’s restaurant at 125 University Avenue in Atlanta which was severely burned Saturday night, June 13, 2020, following public protests surrounding the police homicide of Rayshard Brooks at that location.
Crime Stoppers of Greater Atlanta is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and indictment of those responsible for starting the fire that destroyed the restaurant.
Anyone with information about those responsible may submit an anonymous tip and be eligible for the reward money by calling 404-577-TIPS (8477) or by submitting information online at https://AtlantaPoliceFoundation.org/programs/crime-stoppers/.
The Atlanta Police Department and Atlanta Fire Rescue Department are asking for help identifying an arson suspect who they suspect is responsible for the Wendy’s fire.
The person whom they identified is a White woman and they have released pictures of her. As well, Crime Stoppers of Atlanta are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to her arrest.
Anyone with information can provide a tip anonymously and be eligible for the reward money by calling 404-577-TIPS (8477), or by submitting information online at: https://atlantapolicefoundation.org/programs/crime-stoppers/.
Atlanta area Crime Stoppers are offering a $10,000 reward and published photos of what appeared to be a masked white woman being sought in connection with the case.
Police said they were seeking individuals responsible for setting the blaze, including a woman whom they said was “attempting to hide her identity.”
The Atlanta Police Department posted photos on social media of an individual whom appeared to be a young White female wearing all-black attire, including a black ball cap and black face mask, along with a video clip filmed by a bystander which appeared to show a woman reaching inside through the restaurant’s broken front windows and using something to encourage flames.
The man who was recording the video using his cell phone can be heard saying, “Look at the white girl trying to burn down the Wendy’s. This wasn’t us.”
Atlanta area Law Enforcement and Fire Department authorities are requesting the public’s help in identifying the White woman in these images. She is a suspect in the arson of the Wendy’s restaurant where Rayshard Brooks was killed by police.
In her LEFT hand, the suspect is holding what appears to be a Bic brand cigarette lighter, and a pressurized aerosol spray can of some presumably flammable compound.
The White female in the image on the LEFT, with a purple/lavender waist-wrap, appears to be a different woman not only with clothing, but body style/size.
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