This sign of solidarity is important given that local ELECTED officials at 12th & Oak are so alienated from the police force that only a few sent messages by way of social media . . . Read more:
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson offers support for injured KCPD officer
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Missouri Gov. Mike Parson visited Truman Medical Center on Sunday to show support for an injured Kansas City, Missouri, police officer. The officer, who has not been identified, was shot in the head responding to a disturbance on Thursday that involved an armed man in the area of East 31st Street and Van Brunt Boulevard.
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ReplyDeleteAnd he'll be governor for another four years after November and will continue to have an overwhelmingly conservative legislature.
ReplyDeleteSo the "activists" will have the local control nonsense to riot about for years.
And KCMO residents will continue to have to listen to Lucas' empty excuses and attempts to shift blame.
The BLM joke continues!
Hell no on local control!!! I do not want this city to be controlled by the fat black so-called reverends!!!
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ReplyDeleteWell Parsons should know that the chief of police, the mayor Lucas, peters Baker, and judges are reasonable for the officer shot in the head. They have kneeled down to domestic terrorists, they have been letting criminals out of jail for years now simply because they are black. They have tied the hands of the police officers, so they are the ones to blame. How they can sleep at night is beyond me I guess it must be pretty bad to walk around with no remorse, no feelings. It's called sociopath and that's what they are!!!!
....And this is why I will vote to re-elect him in November.
ReplyDeleteHopefully he wiped his butt with Mayor Lucas's letter.
ReplyDeleteWe already have local out of control. When will find the scandal that caused petersucker to resign from the Grand Wizard of the Missouri Demoncrat party? Sure wasn’t so she could focus on prosecuting criminals.
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