Press conference to support accused criminals

[Tom]

South St. Pete activists claim brutality on part of St. Pete & Pinellas County officers

Two reporters came to opposite conclusions.

At a news conference the family of 32-year-old Anthony Newkirk claimed that he is being denied medical treatment after being unjustly shot six times by an officer with the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office. Deputies claim he refused to exit his vehicle, appeared to be reaching for a weapon, possessed "multiple firearms," and charged him with setting up an illegal gun deal.

The activists also brought video evidence to back up claims a man was was beaten and arrested by St. Petersburg Police.

One writer bought the story and told their side: http://cltampa.com/dailyloaf/archive...s#.Uqpp5_RDtQH

Another reporter actually looked at the video and found that it contradicted the story and instead backed up police. http://www.myfoxtampabay.com/story/2...qyukKs.twitter

Quite a different take.

Only comment is PCSO needs additional firearms training.

One writer bought the story and told their side: http://cltampa.com/dailyloaf/archive...s#.Uqpp5_RDtQH

The reporter who wrote the above article, Mitch Perry,

won an award last year from the Tampa Bay Association of Black Journalists (TBABJ) for this profile piece on Goliath Davis:
Mitch came to Creative Loafing via WMNF Radio in Tampa and from a radio station in Berkeley, CA before that. Yes, the article was a rather flattering account of Davis. Glad to see TBABJ recognized him for the work.
http://cltampa.com/tampa/the-go-davi...5#.UqqBkNK7xwg

One writer bought the story and told their side: http://cltampa.com/dailyloaf/archive...s#.Uqpp5_RDtQH

The reporter who wrote the above article, Mitch Perry,

won an award last year from the Tampa Bay Association of Black Journalists (TBABJ) for this profile piece on Goliath Davis:
Mitch came to Creative Loafing via WMNF Radio in Tampa and from a radio station in Berkeley, CA before that. Yes, the article was a rather flattering account of Davis. Glad to see TBABJ recognized him for the work.
http://cltampa.com/tampa/the-go-davi...5#.UqqBkNK7xwg

I just threw up in my mouth. That clown does not represent the views of my family or mine here in midtown. What a disgrace to our culture and our history. Men like him is why many in our black community will never amount to a positive member of society.

Let's sum this up really quickly: The alleged "victims" in these cases are all black. All the "victims" in these cases are all blacks with criminal records (especially Anthony Newkirk). All the "victims" in these cases don't work, collect checks, and were nothing but paychecks for their mothers. The problem with these cases are all the "victims," to be now called losers, are drags on society. Will the black leaders please stand up for the reputable blacks in the communities and stop helping these f¥€<ing losers! You're holding your people down!!!! Get fathers and family back into the picture. It's not a difficult fix. You don't see this newly as much with the whites, Arabics, Hispanics, etc...

[Tom]

Two dozen knuckleheads don't represent thousands of southside residents. Being a racist prevents you from seeing that, you are not much different than the Uhurus.

One writer bought the story and told their side: http://cltampa.com/dailyloaf/archive...s#.Uqpp5_RDtQH

The reporter who wrote the above article, Mitch Perry,

won an award last year from the Tampa Bay Association of Black Journalists (TBABJ) for this profile piece on Goliath Davis:
Mitch came to Creative Loafing via WMNF Radio in Tampa and from a radio station in Berkeley, CA before that. Yes, the article was a rather flattering account of Davis. Glad to see TBABJ recognized him for the work.
http://cltampa.com/tampa/the-go-davi...5#.UqqBkNK7xwg

My God...the money I would be willing to pay if GO would sign a waiver of prosecution and join me in a fist fight. No rules except one: win or go to the hospital. I would wear his fat azz out so fast...he would beg for mercy and he would receive none. After that, this so-called journalist could sign a waiver and fight me once I was tired out from stomping Go into a puddle of goo. I could beat up the so-called journalist with both hands and both feet tied behind my back.

[Tom]

Go Davis served Mayor Rick Baker so if you don't like what Go did maybe you should criticize the boss. They just want to distract you while they grab your tax money at city hall.

Baker is in the news today with his new boss Bill Edwards. City taxpayers have been bleeding subsidies for his BayWalk and Mahaffee business ventures.

This news conference is a circus with a bunch of clowns talking. Flat out lies are being spoken into the microphones and it's not even worthy of any kind of attention.