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To the latest on that police killing of a black man.

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Now the new developments in the death Leau Spaws shooting.

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Rampage man yesday. It was a really bad day for him and this

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is what he did.

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And so we are in a state

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of emergency.

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Okay, white supremacist violence, it is always

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have been the number one threat to our society.

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But I'm also very proud that my wife

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was white.

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The practice club, bitches Surning,

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please tell me why was I your.

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Donkey of the day. Well, donkey today

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from Monday, April twenty ninth goes to a prosecutor

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named Sandra Dowley. Sandra is a district

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attorney in upstate New York who refused to

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stop for cops when she was called speeding.

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She didn't just refuse to stop for the police.

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Nah, nah nah.

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She drove back to her house and called

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the police chief to complain about

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the ass dig a hole officer

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who pursued our home. Okay, The reason I

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put digger in the middle is you can't say ass

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and hole together on the radio.

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They must be separated.

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But Sandra was doing fifty five and

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a thirty five when the cops got behind her. But

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she was less than a half mile from her neighborhood,

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so she figured a Tom the DA

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why stop? So she didn't and this is

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how things unfolded. Let's go to WHAMABC

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thirteen for the report.

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Police.

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You know what I've been dealing with all day? Three

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murders in the city.

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And do you think I really care if I was going twenty miles

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over the speed limit? Just before five

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forty five pm on Monday, a

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police officer tries to pull over a black

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SUV for speeding on Phillips Road

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in Webster. The driver, Monroe

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County District Attorney Sandra Doorley,

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confronts the officer on the.

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DA, I was going fifty five coming

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on from fifty five and thirty five.

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The district attorney proceeds to call the

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Webster Chief of Police and then hands

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the phone to the officer.

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Hello, sir, good, ma'am. Can you

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please stay at the back. This is a ma'am,

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This is legal traffic stop. Can you please

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stay over here?

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Sir?

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I stopped her for going fifty five and a thirty five

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on Phillips Roads. Man, do not go inside.

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Oh my god, ma'am.

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Come outside. You can't just go inside. This is a

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traffic stop. Here's your phone, I

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understand.

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Minutes later, the original officer

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can be seen printing the tickets.

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All right, man, so I'm missioning

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you speeda in the zone.

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I'll take care of this since I'll be prosecuting myself.

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Pull over that ass too, flat Listen.

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Privilege power, okay, not

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just white privilege, not just white power, the

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privilege of positions. Sandra believed, since

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she was DA and that she knew the police chief,

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that she had more power than the actual officers

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attempting to arrest her. And you know, I can't

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say that she's wrong, Okay. When you have the combination

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of white privilege and the position of power as a DA,

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all right, you quickly realize that all

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systems are.

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Not created and equal.

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Okay.

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There is law in order for us regular dear folk,

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and then there's law and order for people like Sondra Doorley.

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And Sondra knows that.

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Sondra said, and I quote, I believe

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in accepting responsibility for my actions

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and had no intention of using my position to receive

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a benefit.

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So why the hell you called a police chief, Sondra? Okay?

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Why did you call a police chief and tell the police chief to

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tell the officers to leave you alone, to.

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Tough the officers to stand down. All right. See, here's

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the thing.

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These laws in America, these systems are not designed

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to prosecute folks like Sandra Doorley.

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And she knows that, okay.

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In fact, police officers don't even react

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to folks like Sandra Doorley the same number one,

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she's a white woman. The restraint

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shown for Soandra Dorley to grace given the

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Sondra Dorley is because she has the complexion

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for the protection. I truly believe that when it's

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a white woman, white police officers see their mothers

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and their sisters, their aunts.

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That significant others, so they are very lenient.

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And then when you find out this white woman is a district attorney

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who can get your boss on the phone, the chief of police,

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forget about it. They don't even know how to

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hold this woman accountable. When you watch the whole

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raw video, one of the officers tells the other officers,

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well, I can't tell you what to do on your traffic stop.

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This is your traffic stock, all right.

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These systems they created are to keep us

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in line, not them.

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Now, Sandra said in a statement after the footage

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was released.

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Of course, after

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the footage was released, she says, nobody,

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including your DA is above the rule of law,

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even traffic laws. But time and time again

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we realize in this country that that's simply

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not true. Depending on who

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you are, depending on who you know, depending

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on who knows you, then you are absolutely above

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the law in some way, shape or form. Because

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everything about this scenario with Sondra

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Dawley would have been handled differently if

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she wasn't.

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Who she was. Okay, even

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if she was who.

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She was as a district attorney, I think that they would have been handled

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different if it was a black a brown person.

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Okay, a black a brown person who don't stop

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for police who pulls up to their house wouldn't

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even have been allowed to get out their car without

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at least having guns drawn on them.

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But when you get out your car and don't

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even listen to their commands and still go on your house,

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oh my god, let me hear how it would have sounded

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if this was a black person.

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Let me hear it.

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Oh and by the way, the audio you're about to hear is

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triggering, but we need to be triggered.

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Let's hear it all units, All

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units be aware of a high school chans. We

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have a black woman.

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She's five five, brown eyes, detictizes

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nappy hair, goes by Lawanda allenj

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Washington.

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It looks like she's stopping on MLK Boulevard.

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Get out the car, Get

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out of the car.

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Hey, listen, if you make

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don't leave me though, dy

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please give Sondra Dley the biggest he hull.

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And y'all know that's how it would how it would have went

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if she was black and bro not even closer.

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You know that. I said I

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missed the good old days. It was a good old days.

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We would have a petty party on her Instagram.

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Oh they've been doing that. She deleted all our social

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media. Oh yeah, they did that already. Oh yeah

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yeah, Sondre deleted all her social media. Oh

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yeah yeah. That came out this morning. Above the lords

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ain't above the internet.

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You're not.

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But the court of public opinion on the Internet is gonna

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get in your ass, right or wrong.

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And they don't even need the facts. Okay,

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so she's at all She deleted the social media? Who

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deleted all our social media? No

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pet party?

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That's that's actually the headline this morning

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Upstate New York DA delete social media

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after criticism for cursing out Copplever speeding

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ticket.

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That's right.

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And then next they're gonna be in the chief of police comments,

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right, they know who she was gonna fard with.

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Yeah, I don't know what he said. I don't know how you handled

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it. He going to pry and pride, soy

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find out yep.

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Because they said that her comments had got

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flooded with people from all over the world calling

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for her to resign.

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Mm hm, yes, so she deleted her her

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Facebook page. Okay, Jesus,

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