The politics of hoodie wearing

WJWAH

Would Jesus Wear a Hoodie?

A good hoodie versus bad hoodies-
Jesus said to the snooty priests- "Prostitutes are entering God's kingdom ahead of you!" (Matt 21:31)

WAS THIS A BETTER RESULT THAN IN ZIMMY'S CASE??
Shud we expect to see the attentions of Al Sharpton & Jesse Jackson
focused on this, demanding criminal prosecution?

http://www.wpbf.com/news/south-florida/treasure-coast-news/man-wanted-for-sexual-assault-robbery-at-elementary-school/-/8882916/24129886/-/xffu35/-/index.html

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — Port St. Lucie police are seeking the public’s help in
locating a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman and robbing her friends.

Police spokesman, Sgt. Frank Sabol said that is when the suspect,
wearing a hooded sweatshirt, approached the group asking
if they wanted to smoke marijuana. The teens declined and walked away.

Investigators said the teens told them that the man returned shortly
afterwards with a gun in his hand.

"Pointing a handgun, ordering them on the ground," Sabol said.
"He wanted to take any property that they had."

Sabol said the suspect separated the women and told them to undress.
"He starts sexually assaulting one of the females," Sabol said.
"The other female took off running. He took off after her, hit her
in the head with a gun and tried to sexually assault her. Police said
the second woman was able to get away away and the suspect ran.

Neighborhood resident April Robinson said two boys knocked on her door.
"The kids were screaming that their friend was over in the park,"
Robinson said. "She was being assaulted and a guy had a gun."

Robinson said a family friend call 911. Police responded and searched
the neighborhood with K-9s and a helicopter.

Police describe the suspect as a black male, 18-20 years old with a short afro. [and a hoodie]

[All emfasis has been added by David.]



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Surely, the 2 hoodies were only, purely co-incidental, random chance.

I think it was just a fashion statement.

I wonder if the Governor will send in a new criminal prosecutor for this case.

I'm wearing a hoodie right now.

I wonder what no good I'm up to.....

I had one on a few minutes ago. I didn't assualt anyone nor did I hear from Al Sharpton.

Did u close it up tight
to avoid identification ??

The Hoodies Strike Again !


By Frank Warner, Of The Morning Call
7:06 p.m. EST, January 16, 2014

An Allentown man shot and killed one of three young men who tried
to rob him in front of his home Wednesday night, witnesses said.

Five to seven shots rang out about 10:35 p.m. in the 600 block of
Westminster Street, a block south of Hanover Avenue. Two of the
males ran off and the third was shot and killed.

Witnesses and neighbors said the shooter, a man in his 50s, had a license
to carry a firearm and the would-be robbers appeared to be in their teens.
Abi Torres said the shooter was his father-in-law, and police initially
placed him handcuffs while they sorted out what happened.

After firing the shots, Torres said his father-in-law shouted, "They
tried to get me, they tried to get me."
The father-in-law was released from police custody and taken by
ambulance to an area hospital. Torres speculated the incident may
have aggravated his father-in-law's heart condition.
Police declined to discuss the shooting and closed off Westminster
Street between Fenwick and Graham streets while the dead man was
still lying on the ground. Lehigh County Coroner Scott Grim arrived
about 11:10 p.m.

Witnesses said they saw three young men in hoodies run down
Hanover Avenue to Westminster Street and jump the shooter outside his home.
One said the men appeared to be in their teens,
but police later found the man who was killed was 35 years old.
Christina Mitchell said the gunfire awakened her in her home a block away.
"It was about five gunshots," she said, "like bam, bam, bam, bam, bam."

Neighbors sympathized with the shooter, saying he was lucky to have been armed.
— Frank Warner

[All emfasis has been added by David.]

HOODIES ON THE RAMPAGE


MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) —
A Minneapolis man helped stop a robbery by pulling a gun on the bad guys.
Matt Dosser saw two men standing outside the University Market in
northeast Minneapolis Tuesday night. One had a gun, and they
had just attacked the clerk inside. “I was really scared for his life,”
Dosser said. “They were trying to kill him, in my opinion.”

It was his immediate reaction when he saw two men enter his store
around 9:15 p.m. They wore their hoodies tight around their faces,
and they began asking questions that didn’t make sense.
After a couple uneasy minutes, they attacked.
“It happened in no time,” said the store’s owner, Mohamed Ahmed.

One of the men jumped over the counter while the other pulled a gun
and went after Ahmed. It was captured on surveillance video.
The gunman started going through Ahmed’s pockets and then pistol-
whipped him on the head.
Ahmed said he wrestled with them.
The robbers eventually fled and Ahmed locked the door, but a minute
later they decided to try to break back in.

“By their behaviors and from what I saw, it appeared they were trying
to get back into the store to finish the job,” Dosser said.
Dosser happened to be walking by University Market and saw a man
with a gun pounding on the door. The gunman then looked at Dosser.
“There’s a million thoughts that go through your head in that, you know,
10 to 20 seconds,” Dosser said.

With a license to carry a firearm, Dosser said he pulled out his own gun
and held it at the ready position. That’s when the two men got into
their vehicle and took off.

Ahmed is thankful that Dosser arrived when he did. His head injury
required six staples, and he’s hoping this story helps find those responsible.
Dosser helped Ahmed call 911, and police arrived a few minutes later.
The gunman stole some cash from Ahmed’s pocket, but that’s all that was taken.

[All emfasis has been added by David.]