Nuisance influencer arrested after harassing
female Israeli soldier – starts crying,
‘I’m an American!’
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 4/7/2024 4:38:28 PM
Self-described “Somalian pirate,” influencer Johnny Somali, a.k.a. Ismael Ramsey Khalid, discovered on Sunday that Israeli police don’t put up with bad behavior from social media divas. The controversial attention seeker was hosting a livestream from Israel when a group of officers arrived on-scene. Eyeing one female officer, Somali played a disrespectful tough guy for his audience. “Oh, you’re a bad b**ch,” he shouted at her. “I swear to god. You’re a bad b**ch. I’ll take you to dinner, I swear to god, I’ll change your life. I’ll change your life, I promise you. You’re a bad b**ch right here. I’ll change your life, baby girl.
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They should have dumped him in Gaza. What a moron!!