Coolidge Street Case

not watching where she was going. Pam told the police officer that she had just walked out

and was pleading to say on how she was inocent and they catch her in a lie its practically the

On 05/28/16 at 2306 hours I was dispatched for an assault that just occurred at

For some time, Hess disregarded the lights and siren of the pursuing car, but eventually pulled into the parking lot of a business, where she reportedly drove around both cruiser, one of which she crashed into before she was taken into custody, according to Renker, who said neither deputy was injured, although the cruiser she crashed into in the parking lot sustained damage.

That same day Back at Wabash Ave in Atlantic City NJ, A police officer met with Clarice Bethel who was complaining about some damage done to her front door. While the officer and Mrs Bethel were talking two females exited a vehicle and charge at Mrs.Bethel. The females were identified as Tameika Sanders (driver and Tashema's sister) and Tashema Johnson (Passenger.) The officers manage to controlled the situation and both females were scored back to the car. Tameika Sanders stated that she was driving her sister there to pick up some stolen jewelry Tashema's Boyfriend(Ronald Clark) told her it was at the

On 05-31-2016 at 1527 hours I was dispatched to 515 north 6th Street apartment 1 in reference to assault.

Brazen couldn't stand to watch anymore, turned his car on and honked his horn.The neighborhood gang didn't respond to the horn, only the woman. She looked at the car with doubt, refusing Brazen's help.

T.J. asked to buy some things he needed for his family, and Mr. Barnett kindly started helping him, when a white woman asked for help, Mr. Barnett stopped helping T.J. and started helping the woman. Cassie and T.J. waited for a long time, and when they went to check on Mr. Barnett, he was helping a white girl and still not helping them. Cassie tugged on his shirt and asked politely if he had forgotten about them. He quickly got mad, and eventually kicked Cassie out of the store. Cassie started to realize that Whites got priority over Blacks, and while she was thinking about it, she bumped into white girl Lillian Jean on the sidewalk.

She didn’t get up. He told her to get up again, or he will get the police officer, she didn’t get up. Even when the officer took her to jail she still stood up for what she believed in.

She started to yell at him: “Where have you been?...Why didn’t you call me?” “-I was robbed and someone hit my head and I don’t really remember how I got here-” he told her back “-Can you stop yelling? You should be at least concerned if I’m okay” he

Another example of Sofia trying to overcome, and change the system of prosecution to the black race is her dispute with Miss Millie and the Mayor of the southern town of Georgia. This occurred, when Miss Millie, the Mayor's wife, asks Sofia to be her maid. Sofia, at first controlling herself, takes it as an insult, but when asked again, she felt even more insulted, and hit the Mayor.

On Tuesday 01/31/17 at 0122 hours I was dispatched to a physical domestic in the

The thing is Jeremiah Raber is sharing exactly what went down and the reasons he isn't supporting her now. Here is what he had to say today on his page.

Officers responded to 820 N Wheeler reference a fight about to take place. Upon arrival officers located the subjects and noticed they were separated. I Ofc Lazic spoke to the complainant Jennifer Brown who stated that she was in a verbal argument that almost became physical with her neighbor Wendy Eagan. Jennifer stated that she was walking towards the back to throw out some trash at the dumpster. Jennifer stated that Wendy was standing outside her apartment 820 N Wheeler St 2Q. Jennifer stated that Wendy began to yell obscenities towards her. Jennifer stated that Wendy ran down the stairs and made like she was going to hit her. Jennifer stated that she then called the police.

The cruel prankster plastered the entire vehicle with the signs accusing the woman of taking the space away from someone who truly deserved it: