Detectives no longer believe the incident to be motivated by hate but rather an act of intimidation between two rival Hispanic criminal street gangs.
Caldwell Police Department
Idaho police officials believe that a Hispanic gang spray-painted the phrase “White Power” on a local high school in a hate hoax scheme.
Another fake hate hoax for you today.
A 30-year-old Douglasville woman named Terresha Lucas has been charged with making terroristic threats in the Brookmont subdivision of Douglasville.
According to the Douglasville Police Department, residents on Manning Drive began receiving notes last December from a person who claimed to be a white male member of the Ku Klux Klan. The notes threatened to burn down homes and kill people.
The police department‘s investigation into the notes led them to Lucas, who is a Black woman
https://www.cbs46.com/news/black-woman-in-douglasville-accused-of-pretending-to-be-white-man-threatening-neighbors/article_4ccc0a7a-216c-11ec-bdef-3bd5aa74a0ef.html
Racism in America is so uncommon that people have to fake being a victim of it most of the time.
We called it on the show when the story broke. Nothing added up.
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#BlueAnon conspiracy theorists fell for it again. As I’ve said repeatedly … the left has no shame. When they get caught lying, it doesn’t even register to them. They simply move on to the next lie and their dumbass acolytes will fall for the next lie again because they are NPCs and their code prevents them from learning from past mistakes.
"White lives matter. Let's kill all n—gers on this campus"
Shocking racist messages written on campus at @albioncollege in Michigan sparked days of protest. However, the graffiti has been revealed to be a hate crime hoax by a black student. #HateHoax https://t.co/mytqDc9RDE
— Andy Ngô 🏳️🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) April 8, 2021