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Police Commissioner Calls Protesters ‘Spoiled Brats’ After Demonstrations Over The Shooting Of City Worker


A police commissioner lashed out at Black Lives Matter protesters and called them “spoiled brats” who are responsible for “wasting police resources.

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NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea took an aim at the BLM movement and its protesters following violent protests in the Big Apple sparked by the death of a black city worker from Texas.

©Getty Images [left] / ©Sean O’Bradaigh via Twitter [right] / Jonathan Price [middle]

Jonathan Price was reportedly gunned down by officer Shaun David Lucas after attempting to break up a domestic dispute at a Wolfe City gas station.

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Following the city worker’s unwarranted death, protesters took to the streets of New York City to demonstrate and resorted to “breaking windows, property damage, graffiti, lighting fires” according to Shea.

©Getty Images – Pictured NYPD Commissioner Shea

“Breaking windows, property damage, graffiti, lighting fires. I mean, that is the last thing that we as New Yorkers need right now,” the police commissioner told NY1.

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©Sean O’Bradaigh via Twitter – Pictured Officers Arresting Protesters On Monday Night

“And that’s last night in New York City – 24 more arrests, you know, at a time when we have diminished resources, and we have a violent uptick with the courts and everything else going on.

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“We don’t need officers pulled away for these, sometimes I don’t know what you call them – peaceful protesters – maybe spoiled brats at this point.”

©Sean O’Bradaigh via Twitter – Pictured Officers Arresting Protesters On Monday Night

Shea’s comments follow a surge of protests sparked by the shooting of Jonathan Price, a Texas city worker who allegedly tried to break up a domestic dispute when he was shot by police officer Shaun David Lucas.

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After the shooting, Lucas was arrested and charged with murder.

©Hunt County Jail – Pictured Shaun David Lucas

According to the Texas Ranger Division, “the preliminary investigation indicates that the actions of Officer Lucas were not objectionably reasonable.”

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As the Texas Rangers explained in a statement, Lucas was responding to a disturbance call when he came across Price who reportedly tried to resolve a domestic dispute.

Pictured Jonathan Price

“Officer Lucas attempted to detain Price, who resisted in a non-threatening posture and began walking away,” the statement read before adding that Price was then tasered and shot by Lucas.

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“The preliminary investigation indicates that the actions of Officer Lucas were not objectionably reasonable. The Texas Rangers have charged Officer Lucas with the offense of murder.”

 

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