Video shows man spray graffiti outside
Manhattan courthouse as NYPD cops watch
Posted By: Ribicon, 7/9/2020 11:49:47 AM
Footage posted online this week captured the moment a vandal sprayed graffiti outside a Lower Manhattan courthouse, right under the noses of several cops—who do nothing but watch. The video, posted by the Sergeants’ Benevolent Association on Tuesday and taken in broad daylight, shows the man tagging the base of a lamppost in front of the Surrogate’s Courthouse at 31 Chambers St., which had already been vandalized amid Occupy City Hall protests last week. After the man finishes his scrawl, he strolls away, as three cops on the corner—and four on the next block—stand idle. “Watch this carefully, it’s not another
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bLACK people openly vandalize public property as part of a Marxist movement that vilifies WHITE people and our national culture, and the police stand by because The Community is howling in pain. A WHITE couple in California paints over two letters in a bLACK LIVES MATTER street display, arguing that all lives matter and that the display is racist, and now faces federal hate crime charges. "At least we still have our Constitution." USA 2020, fundamentally transformed top to bottom.