Billionaire's Daughter w/No Cop Experience who Runs the NYPD has Turned NYC Into a Surveillance Colony and Has Police Prepared to Wage War Against Citizens

DATA FROM THE COURT MONITORING PROJECT DEMONSTRATE THAT THE NYPD TARGETS BLACKS AND LATINOS: AS BLACKS/LATINOS MAKE UP 90% OF ALL NYPD ARRESTS, MOSTLY FOR VICTIMLESS CRIMES. NYC, A CITY CONTROLLED BY ELITE WHITE LIBERALS IS ONE OF THE WEALTHIEST AND LEAST EQUAL PLACES IN THE COUNTRY [MORE]

In a recent report for the Libertarian Institute, I investigated Zionists’ role in creating the crisis point at which New York City now finds itself: caught between a colonial elite which has commandeered government and a progressive-socialist backlash to that elite which proposes to expand government. In this report, I will trace how, in response to the progressive-socialist threat to their power, Zionists and their allies are expanding government in new and frightening directions. The leading player in this operation, like in all good intelligence ops, is not a colorful or charismatic character. But she has all of the subtler qualities—connections, management prowess, presentational understatement—that the city’s minders look for in those who hold actual power.

Jessica Tisch, the New York Police Department Commissioner since 2024 who will definitely stay on if either Zohran Mamdani or Andrew Cuomo wins the mayoralty according to public statements made by both men, is the third generation of the billionaire Zionist family that has had prominent roles in shaping the city since the 1980s. Her grandfather, Laurence Tisch, bought CBS in the 1980s not long before his brother Robert bought the New York Giants, establishing the family, which had started in hotels and movie theaters, as the owner of two of the city’s landmark organizations. In the 1990s, Laurence Tisch was a member of The Study Group, the informal philanthropic Zionist gathering co-founded by Leslie Wexner and Charles Bronfman, which led directly and indirectly to the foundation of Taglit Birthright, the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, and various other projects for Zionist continuity. Laurence’s son and Jessica’s father, James Tisch, is the chairman of the Board of Leows Corporation, the family’s flagship business. James’ wife and Jessica’s mother, Merryl, was the chancellor of the New York State Board of Regents, responsible for supervising all educational activities in the state; and is the chair of the State University of New York Board of Trustees, responsible for supervising the state university system.

Within this context of a family involved in media, finance, philanthropy, and part-time politics, Jessica Tisch, who is now 44, charted her own specific path: from security to administration to the cusp of politics with the backing of money. She started in the NYPD in the decade of the September 11 attacks; continued in the department in the 2010s; moved in the first half of the 2020s to the Sanitation Department, arguably New York’s most important after police and fire. She has returned in the mid-2020s to the NYPD as its commissioner, while also widely being considered a potential future mayor. Like Mamdani, Tisch is a product, this time a direct one, of the decades of Zionist influence that preceded her rise. Like Mamdani, rewinding Tisch’s career shows how she is the capstone to a project of military policing that began in the 1990s and 2000s but that has sharpened under pressure into a full-blown project of social control. [MORE]

FBI Backtracks on Denying Children were Zip Tied in Idaho Raid, Now It Says No “Young Children” Were

From [HERE] Days after advocates said they witnessed children who were zip tied at a law enforcement raid on Sunday in southwest Idaho, federal law enforcement agencies denied that claim. 

At 3:34 p.m. Wednesday, Federal Bureau of Investigation spokesperson Sandra Yi Barker told the Idaho Capital Sun in a written statement that “Reports suggesting children were zip-tied or hit with rubber bullets during the October 19 FBI-led operation in Wilder are completely false.”

But less than an hour after denying any kids were zip-tied or hit with rubber bullets at the raid, the FBI clarified that no “young” children were zip-tied or hit with rubber bullets. At 4:18 p.m., Barker released an updated statement adding “young” before the word “children.”

“Reports suggesting young children were zip-tied or hit with rubber bullets during the October 19 FBI-led operation in Wilder are completely false,” the updated statement read.

KIVI-TV first reported on the FBI’s modified statement, saying the FBI’s update came after the news outlet sent the FBI a photo reportedly of a 14-year-old U.S. citizen in zip ties. 

The FBI could not be immediately reached for comment on why it changed its statement on law enforcement’s tactics at the raid in Wilder of an alleged illegal horserace gambling operation at La Catedral Arena.

Advocates who were at the scene of the raid have denounced aggressive tactics they say they saw used, including law enforcement detaining everyone at the venue, children being zip-tied, and people being struck with rubber bullets. 

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement says it arrested 105 people on immigration violationsin the raid. The FBI announced five arrests of people linked to the alleged illegal gambling operation.

Earlier Wednesday, Canyon County Sheriff Kieran Donahue and Caldwell Police Chief Rex Ingram said the FBI, not ICE, led the raid. In a joint statement, they called the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s statement that gave ICE credit for the raid “completely false and a serious misrepresentation of the facts.”

DHS spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin told the Idaho Capital Sun in a statement Wednesday that “ICE didn’t zip tie, restrain or arrest any children.” [MORE]

2 Gruesome Murders of Black Men by Gangs of White Police Officers in 2 Prisons Across the Street from Each Other Reveal the Klanarchy that Rules Prisons in NY, a state Controlled by Elite Liberals

From [HERE] JB. Nicholas runs a news website called The Free Lance from his home in upstate New York, and, near the end of last year, he started obsessively tracking one story: a man confined at a state prison outside of Utica had died in early December after an encounter with correction officers. Reporting on a prison death can be tricky, but, in this case, there was evidence that rarely exists—video footage.

The New York attorney general, Letitia James, promised to release the footage, and, shortly before noon on December 27th, Nicholas was seated at his computer, waiting for James’s virtual press conference to begin. Nicholas, who is fifty-five, brought unusual expertise to this story: he had spent twelve years in the state’s prison system, from 1991 to 2003, serving time for manslaughter.

James appeared on his computer monitor, framed by the U.S. and the New York State flags. She explained that the videos were from body-worn cameras that the officers had on “at the time of the incident.” The cameras had been powered on, but not activated, so the officers did not realize they were recording. “These videos are shocking and disturbing,” James said. “I encourage taking caution before viewing.”

In the footage, a forty-three-year-old Black man named Robert Brooks appears in prison greens. It is 9:21 p.m. on December 9th, and Brooks is outdoors, on a walkway at Marcy Correctional Facility. He is surrounded by officers. At 9:22 p.m., three of them carry him by his limbs—wrists cuffed behind him, head hanging down—into a building, and then into a room in the infirmary. Two stethoscopes hang on the wall by the door, next to a poster about how to aid a choking victim. The guards place Brooks on a gurney covered by exam paper. And then a group of officers, all of whom appear to be white, start beating him.

Most of the officers are dressed in blue uniform shirts and navy uniform jackets, with a U.S.-flag patch on one arm. At 9:25 p.m., one officer shoves what appears to be a rag into Brooks’s mouth. Another lifts him by the neck and repeatedly drops him on the gurney. A third officer strikes Brooks with Brooks’s own boot. An officer steadies himself by placing his hand on a counter, then stomps on Brooks’s groin. At 9:26 p.m., another officer enters the room and locks a pair of cuffs around Brooks’s ankles.

As the minutes tick by, and the beating continues, Brooks becomes increasingly bloodied and unresponsive. More than a dozen people either participate in or witness what is happening, but nobody intervenes. Nobody even seems particularly surprised or distraught. Two male nurses watch from the hall, and a camera captures them smirking. [MORE]

In Honor of the Klancestors and to Celebrate FreeDumb Trump Resurrects a 30 Foot Statue of Confederate Gen. Albert Pike, alleged Founding Member of the KKK

A statue of Confederate Gen. Albert Pike that was torn down and torched by protesters in 2020 was restored to its original location in downtown Washington over the weekend by the National Park Service.

The Park Service announced in August its plan to return the refurbished statue of Pike, a Confederate Army brigadier general, to a small federal park at Third and D streets NW in the shadow of D.C. police headquarters. The move “aligns with federal responsibilities under historic preservation law as well as recent executive orders to beautify the nation’s capital and reinstate preexisting statues,” an NPS spokesman said at the time.

This spring, President Donald Trump ordered the creation of the “D.C. Safe and Beautiful Task Force,” which included ordering the “restoration of Federal public monuments, memorials, statues, markers, or similar properties that have been damaged or defaced, or inappropriately removed or changed, in recent years.” [MORE]

DC Cover Up: 1 of Trump's Fed Cops Shot at a Black Man During a Traffic Stop. Although DHS Claimed he Tried to Run Over the Cop, A Police Report doesn't Mention Gunfire or any Attempt to Ram Officers

From [HERE] A federal agent shot at an unarmed Black man during a traffic stop earlier this month while working alongside D.C. police officers, according to three of the man’s lawyers, who accused city police of misconduct because the gunfire isn’t mentioned in the incident report

D.C. police officer told a judge he was instructed by a superior not to document the shooting in a court record, a transcript of court proceedings shows, and the judge dismissed charges against the driver over a lack of evidence.

On Oct. 17, D.C. police were driving a marked cruiser through Northeast Washington when they spotted a Dodge SUV with dark tinted windows and missing a front tag, according to court records. They were patrolling in collaboration with officers from five federal agencies, including the FBI and Customs and Border Protection, as part of the “Make DC Safe Again initiative,” court records show.

The officers caught up with the Dodge and, according to court records, believed the driver was trying to flee. At some point, a Homeland Security Investigations agent shot into the car at Phillip Brown, 33, D.C. police confirmed in a statement to The Washington Post.

A spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security said in a statement Tuesday that the special agent fired at Brown “in fear for his life” after Brown drove at officers “in a deliberate attempt to run them down.” But D.C. police officer Jason Sterling told a judge that none of the law enforcement officers were standing in front of Brown’s car. Brown bumped into a civilian vehicle stopped in front of him and his criminal attorney, Quo Mieko Judkins, pointed out to the judge that the bullets entered the car from the side, not the front.

Sterling testified officers believed Brown planned to flee because the Dodge engine revved.

Civil rights attorneys Bernadette Armand and E. Paige White say the case symbolizes the potentially fatal consequences of the local police department’s collaboration with federal agents.

“Miraculously, every shot missed Brown,” they said in a statement Monday. They declined to make Brown available for comment but provided images of his car showing what appear to be two bullet holes in the driver’s side window and two in the passenger seat. He had been headed to the store to get milk for his three young children at the time of the shooting, Judkins said.

Sterling testified in D.C. Superior Court that he was told by a department leader not to mention the shooting in the court documents, a transcript of the Oct. 21 hearing shows.

When asked during cross-examination why there was no mention of gunfire in the police report, Sterling said at first he wasn’t sure he was even going to be the officer authoring the report and he “inquired in the office” about whether to mention it. One of the “unit team leads” advised him not to, he said. He didn’t mention the gunshots to the prosecutor either, he added. He said that wasn’t at the direction of someone else — it appears he was tired.

“I had one eye open, one eye closed when I got the phone call” from a lawyer in the prosecutor’s office, he testified.

The Post reviewed the public incident report from the traffic stop and confirmed that it does not contain anything describing any gunshots. On Tuesday morning, a D.C. police spokesperson provided a separate public incident report that does not mention the traffic stop, Brown or a reason for shooting but says an “HSI member discharged their service pistol at a subject of force.” That report is dated the day after the shooting. There is no mention of the shooting in the police affidavit filed in court.

When asked Monday by The Post about the shooting, police spokesperson Tom Lynch said that the investigation into whether Brown had committed a crime is separate from the investigation into the shooting. D.C. police investigate all police-involved shootings in the District and are investigating the shooting committed by the Homeland Security Investigations officer, Lynch said, but records related to that probe aren’t public. He declined to comment on Sterling’s testimony. [MORE]

‘We Deeply Regret These Errors’: DOJ Walks Back Key Evidence In Defense of Trump’s Portland Deployment

From [HERE] The Department of Justice (DOJ) Monday corrected a key piece of evidence it repeatedly cited in defense of President Donald Trump’s attempted military deployment in Portland, Oregon, last month.

In a letter to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, Andrew Bernie, a DOJ attorney, said the Trump administration made several “errors” in describing how many special law enforcement officers it sent to Portland in response to protests outside of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in the city.

The disclosure, which came in Portland and Oregon’s lawsuit against the deployment, marks a rare walkback from the DOJ that may damage its legal defense of Trump’s military intervention in the City of Roses.

Attempting to prove that Trump had the authority to send troops into the city, government officials claimed 115 Federal Protection Service (FPS) officers were ordered to the city between June and September. The number represented nearly a “quarter” of the whole FPS force that protects federal facilities and employees, the government claimed in court filings.

In oral arguments and court filings, the DOJ repeatedly argued that this major reallocation of FPS officers indicated that Trump was unable to enforce federal law in Portland with regular forces and was therefore justified in calling up around 200 Oregon National Guard troops in September.

The number of FPS officials allegedly sent to Portland was a key piece that a Ninth Circuit panel relied on in determining last week that Trump had the authority to  federalize and deploy Guard troops to the city. [MORE]

For What Reason is Trump-Bush Financing Israel’s Wars and the War Against Russia in Ukraine? The Cost of American Hegemony May Cause America’s Destruction

From [HERE] Do you remember when we were told that the “Reagan deficit” was going to destroy the economy?  In the past two and one-third months ending October 15 the US national debt increased by $1 trillion.  That is five times greater in a mere 71 days than David Stockman’s exaggerated “$200 billion annual deficits as far as the eye can see” that he falsely attributed to President Reagan’s tax rate reduction. 

In light of the $38 trillion US national debt, why is Washington financing Israel’s wars and the war against Russia in Ukraine?  The weaponization of the US dollar with sanctions and asset freezes and confiscations has resulted in a decline in the percentage of international transactions accounted for by US dollars.  Similarly, the dollar’s use as foreign central bank reserves is declining.  If the dollar loses its role as reserve currency, the interest rate needed to finance the massive US national debt would rise precipitously and absorb the entire revenues of the government.  

American power depends far more importantly on the dollar’s role as reserve currency than it does on the War Department budget or winning wars for Israel and Ukraine. Trump’s war on Putin is driving up oil and other prices that are main drivers of inflation.  Trump’s war on China might deprive the US economy of rare earths, thus halting production of essentials.  It seems to me that the cost of American hegemony is going to be America’s destruction. [MORE]

'A Look Inside a Broken Blight House, as Told by an Unplugged “Black” Probot:' Karine Jean-Pierre is ‘Very Proud of Everything' She Parroted for Her Masters, Including Lying About the Gaza Genocide

NEW HAIR STYLE SAME MIND. Former White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said over the weekend that she’s “very proud of everything” she did during her tenure as a spokesperson for the Biden administration and would not “take anything back,” despite spending more than a year defending US support for Israel’s genocidal assault on Gaza.

“Obviously, what’s happening is heartbreaking,” Jean-Pierre said of the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza when pressed on the issue during an appearance on MSNBC. She went on to express hope for a lasting ceasefire and long-term peace agreement.

“But I didn’t make policy,” she added.

Acknowledging that “we did not get everything right,” Jean-Pierre said unequivocally, “I was very proud of everything that I did.”

“I woke up every day as a Black woman who is queer... No one had ever seen someone like me at that podium standing behind that lectern,” she said. “It was an honor and a privilege.”

Jean-Pierre is making the media rounds as she promotes her new book, Independent: A Look Inside a Broken White House, Outside the Party Lines, in which she explains her decision to exit the Democratic Party.

As Washington Post book critic Becca Rothfeld noted in a scathing review, Jean-Pierre did not cite the Biden administration’s steadfast support for Israel’s decimation of Gaza as among the reasons she ditched her former party. [MORE]

ACCORDING TO FUNKTIONARY:

Probot – a propagandizing programmed robot. A representative from an organization, agency or institution, especially the Internal Revenue Service, Pentagon, State Department, or Blight House, whose assignment is to make prepared statements and answer “cooked” (prepared) questions at news conferences, briefings and the like. A probot is a proxymoron who conveys programmed disinformation in computerized language and bureaucratese jargon. A probot is one who disseminates lies, distortions and convenient mass truths composed by a superior overruling elite. (See: Proxymoron)

Barbaric Israeli's Have Already Violated the "Cease Fire" [Cease Massacre] 125 Times. At Least 30 [means 300] People Murdered on Tuesday

From [HERE] Health officials in Gaza are now reporting the number of dead has exceeded 30 after Israel resumed air strikes across Gaza late Tuesday evening, local time.

- US Vice President JD Vance told reporters "the ceasefire is holding," and "that doesn't mean that there aren't going to be little skirmishes here and there". 

- Suheil al-Hindi, a member of Hamas's political bureau, rejected the Israeli accusation that Hamas is buying time by pretending to search for the remains of captives. He said the group does not benefit from any such action.

- Israel has committed 125 violations of the ceasefire agreement since it came into effect on 10 October, the Gaza government media office said.

From [HERE] Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered the Israeli military to “immediately carry out forceful strikes in the Gaza Strip,” his office said in a statement, signaling the Gaza ceasefire deal is about to collapse.

Israel is claiming that its forces in Rafah came under attack by Hamas fighters, and Palestinians on the ground reported hearing gunfire and strikes in the south, but Hamas has said that it had “no relation to the shooting incident in Rafah and reaffirms its commitment to the cease-fire agreement.”

Israel currently controls about 58% of Gaza’s territory, and Netanyahu has reportedly decided to take over more territory.

After Netanyahu’s announcement, a series of airstrikes were reported in Gaza City and Khan Younis. According to Al Jazeera, witnesses said a “massive” strike hit near the Al-Shifa Hospital. At least 30 people have been killed, and pictures and videos show that many children are among the dead and wounded. [MORE]

Norwegian Peace Council Rejects Nobel 'Piece' Prize Winner as a Coin-Operated Puppet of Elite Whites Purchased by Them to Help To Steal Venezuela's Oil Reserves

From [HERE] Norway’s largest peace organization, the Norwegian Peace Council, has announced that it would forego its traditional torchlight procession for the Nobel Peace Prize winner this year after widespread dissatisfaction with the Nobel Committee’s selection of Venezuelan politician María Corina Machado as this year’s laureate.

Eline H. Lorentzen, Chairwoman of the Peace Council, explained that:

We have great respect for the Nobel Committee and the Peace Prize as an institution, but as an organization we must also be true to our own principles and the broad peace movement we represent. We look forward to celebrating the Peace Prize again in the coming years.

The Norwegian Nobel Committee shocked the global pro-peace community with its selection of Machado as this year’s Prize winner, as the Venezuelan has over decades openly appealed to the US, Israel, and other countries to use military force to overthrow the sitting Venezuelan president and install her into power.

Not only has Machado urged the overthrow of the sitting Venezuelan president, Nicolas Maduro, who the US Central Intelligence Agency has been given the green light by President Trump to hunt down, but she also openly called for the overthrow of Maduro’s predecessor, the late President Hugo Chavez.

While the solid majority worldwide across the political spectrum has reacted with horror at Israel’s ongoing genocide in Gaza, “Peace Prize” winner Machado sent a letter to Israeli prime minister Netanyahu telling him that she “greatly appreciates his decisions and decisive actions in the war.”

In December, 2018, Machado sent a letter to Netanyahu requesting Israeli aid in overthrowing the Venezuelan government by force, an action that would undoubtedly result in many thousands of deaths and injuries.

The timing of the Nobel Committee selecting Machado, just as the United States is attacking boats off the coast of Venezuela and openly threatening to launch ground operations against Venezuela, has likewise raised more than a few eyebrows. [MORE]

More Guns Less Crime: Liberal Report Inadvertently Finds that Gun Violence is Trending Down while Gun Ownership is Trending Up

From [HERE] No doubt that when The Trace posted an article purporting to show that 150 cities were showing “one of the greatest drops in gun violence—ever,” it unintentionally destroyed one of the greatest gun control myths—ever—in the process: that more guns in private hands would result in more carnage and death.

Authored by Trace reporter and editor Olga Pierce, this remarkable report acknowledges, “The downward trend cuts across red and blue cities and states in every region of the country.”

But this downward trend comes at a time when more Americans own more guns than probably any other time in recent history. Twenty-nine states have adopted “Constitutional Carry” laws which do away with a licensing requirement, and that may increase to 30 states in mid-November when North Carolina lawmakers hold a veto override vote on Senate Bill 50, that state’s permitless carry bill, according to a report at TheGunMag.com. That vote is now scheduled Nov. 17.

More than 21 million citizens are licensed to carry and many states have reciprocity agreements, enabling armed residents from one state carry in other states on their own state’s license/permit.

None of this is lost on Alan Gottlieb, chairman of the grassroots Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, who noted Monday in a statement to the press“For a couple of generations, we have seen one gun control myth after another used as excuses to restrict our Second Amendment rights. Yet here we are, at a time when those rights are being gradually restored, when states have adopted Constitutional Carry laws, more people own guns and more people are legally carrying them for personal protection, and The Trace acknowledges violent crime involving guns is declining. Looks like we’ve been right all along, and the anti-gun media essentially just admitted it.”

The Trace is the online pro-gun-control news publication backed by anti-gun billionaire Michael Bloomberg, founder of Mayors Against Illegal Guns and Everytown for Gun Safety. The Trace article says it is an “analysis by The Trace’s Gun Violence Data Hub.”

As written by Pierce, “The downward trend includes red and blue cities, in both red and blue states, in all of the country’s regions. It includes cities where shootings are traditionally sky-high, like Baltimore, and much safer cities, like Austin, Texas.”

Later, Pierce writes, “While it is worth noting that cities in the Deep South, for example, tend to have much higher rates of per-capita gun violence than cities in the blue states on the coasts, many of them have seen violence spike and then sharply decline in recent years, just like cities everywhere else.” [MORE]

12 People Shot in 9 Hours at 7 Different Locations in DC During Trump's Superficial Crime Takeover to Expand Executive Power

From [HERE] D.C. police are investigating the shootings of 12 people overnight at seven different locations. These shootings took place within nine hours.

The shooting incidents, as provided by the Metropolitan Police Department, are as follows:

  1. On Friday, October 24, 2025, at around 5:37 p.m., officers were sent to a hospital for a report of two walk-in shooting victims. Upon arrival, officers found two juvenile females, both conscious and breathing, suffering from injuries. Police said investigators later determined that one had been shot and the other was injured in a fall. This incident is believed to have occurred in the 800 block of Yuma Street SE, police said. There is no suspect info yet. 

  2. On Friday, October 24, 2025, at around 5:49 p.m., Sixth District officers were called to the 200 block of 50th Street SE for the report of a shooting. Upon arrival, police said officers found a teenage male shot. He was conscious and breathing. The suspect was described as a Black male wearing a blue winter jacket with hair in a bun. 

  3. On Friday, October 24, 2025, at around 7:30 p.m., Third District officers responded to the 3100 block of 16th Street NW for the report of a shooting. Upon arrival, police said officers found a man who had been shot. He was conscious and breathing. Police have no suspect information in this case.

  4. On Friday, October 24, 2025, at around 8:18 p.m., Seventh District officers responded to the 1900 block of Savannah Terrace SE for the report of a shooting. Upon arrival, police said officers found a boy, believed to be 5 years old, suffering from a non-life-threatening gunshot wound to the face. He was conscious and breathing.

  5. On Friday, October 24, 2025, at around 8:23 p.m., Third District officers responded to the 600 block of Howard Place NW for a report of a shooting. Upon arrival, police said officers found five victims: three men, one woman, and a male teen. All of the victims were conscious and breathing. Two suspects were arrested, and three weapons were recovered. 

  6. On Friday, October 24, 2025, at around 9:54 p.m., Fifth District officers were summoned to the 1700 block of Benning Road NE for the report of a shooting. Upon arrival, police said officers found two men, both conscious and breathing, suffering from gunshot wounds. The suspect description was for a Black man wearing a black puffy coat and light-colored pants. 

  7. On Saturday, October 25, 2025, at around 1:56 a.m., Third District officers were called to the inside of an apartment building in the 3200 block of Hiatt Place NW. Upon arrival, police said officers found a man who had been shot. He was semi-conscious and barely breathing, suffering from gunshot wounds. Because of the severity of his injuries, police said that homicide detectives were called to investigate this shooting. The suspects are two Black males, one of dark complexion, heavy set, about 30 years old, with a ski mask. The other suspect was of medium complexion, approximately 5'6" in height, wearing a black Moose Knuckles jacket.

White Jury Upholds Klanarchy in NY Jails, White Lawlessness as Public Order: Only 1 of 3 Cops Guilty after 14 White Cops Murdered Robert Brooks. Brutal Beating of Defenseless Man Mistakenly Recorded

A MODERN DAY LYNCHING IN WHITE, LIBERAL NY From [HERE] A white New York State Department of Corrections officer has been found guilty and two others were acquitted in the killing of Robert Brooks, an inmate at an upstate prison. 

The 12 person jury was overwhelming white. [MORE] The jury and alternatives are comprised of eight women and four men. [MORE]

David Kingsley was found guilty of murder and manslaughter. He'll be sentenced on Dec. 15. He faces 25 years to life in prison. 

Matthew Galliher and Nicholas Kieffer were acquitted of all charges against them. 

Brooks was beaten to death last December at Marcy Correctional Facility, about 180 miles northwest of New York City. He had been transferred to Marcy from a nearby lockup, and was dead within an hour of his arrival. The incident was caught on body-worn cameras. Those videos triggered widespread outrage.

Six guards indicted in February have since pleaded guilty (but have not all been sentenced?) On May 5, Officer Walrath accepted a plea bargain reducing his charges from murder to manslaughter, with a 15-year prison sentence. On May 14, Gentile pled guilty to attempted tampering with physical evidence, and was sentenced to one-year conditional discharge.

"There is no justice in this verdict and no justice in this trial. Robert Brooks was murdered not just at the hands of these prison guards, but by a system of human caging that tears apart families and values brutal perpetual punishment over healing and transformation," Center for Community Alternatives community organizer Thomas Gant said. "We must honor Robert Brooks by dismantling the conditions that made his killing possible and create fair pathways home for incarcerated people who have transformed while inside." [MORE]

Part of the savage beating — which prosecutors said was the final of three beatings to Brooks — was recorded on video by body cameras worn by four of the prison guards. None had turned on their camera, but 30 minutes of video was passively recorded without audio.

The Brooks family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit in federal court claiming state officials oversee a “dangerously broken” prison system that brutalizes inmates. According to the civil complaint:

“On December 9, 2024, prison staff at Marcy Correctional Facility (“Marcy”) repeatedly punched, kicked, and otherwise physically attacked Robert while he was at all times handcuffed, restrained, and completely defenseless. Robert’s fatal beating by the people charged with protecting him—a prolonged beating so severe and grotesque that it shocks the conscience— occurred because of the ongoing tolerance of staff violence against people incarcerated at Marcy and other prisons throughout the NYSDOCCS system. Robert’s attackers systematically and casually beat him to death. Other Defendants assisted in the fatal beating by further restraining Robert when he was already handcuffed and then also later shackled. Still other Defendants simply stood by and observed the fatal beating as if it were a normal and common occurrence at Marcy. On information and belief—it was exactly that.

Robert had done nothing to justify the use of any force against him, much less deadly force. Robert’s killers were unaware that some of their own body-worn cameras (“BWC”s) passively recorded much of the attack on video. As Marcy staff brutalized Robert, they believed that their actions would never see the light of day.

None of the Defendants reported the attack. Instead, after killing Robert, they concocted lies to attempt to cover up their actions and then went about their daily business as usual. 5. The video footage showing Robert’s fatal assault reveals a chilling scene. It depicts several large white law enforcement officers torturing a bloodied Black man who is restrained, helpless, and struggling to maintain consciousness. The perpetrators’ brutality goes on and over the course of roughly ten minutes. It continues past several initial rounds of beatings. It continues beyond one officer hammering Robert repeatedly with the heel of a shoe and another officer lifting Robert by the neck using a chokehold. The brutality continues even beyond Robert losing the ability to sit upright and well after Robert falls into a state of semiconsciousness.

Almost as disturbing as the video’s depiction of violence perpetrated on Robert by at least six Defendants is the demeanor of at least nine other Defendants who all stood by watching Robert’s killing. Rather than making any effort to end the inhumane brutality, every staff member who was present casually observed Robert’s prolonged attack as if it were a routine activity. All remained calm and utterly unfazed by what was happening. Some appear bored. Others appear amused, visibly smiling or laughing at what seems to have been a spectator sport to them. The brutal attack on Robert was very obviously business-as-usual for all involved.

The video is frightening and very difficult to watch, but it reflects the dark and dangerous reality that individuals incarcerated at Marcy face on a regular basis. It reveals precisely what Marcy staff do to those incarcerated in the prison when they believe no one is watching. It evidences the rampant abuses that New York prisoners as well as the Correctional Association of New York (“CANY”)1 have reported and warned about for years. As CANY recognized, “Mr. Brooks’s death cast a harsh light on the grim realities of life within our state prisons, realities that have been documented by [CANY] for decades.” For far too long, CANY’s warnings that the lives of people in NYSDOCCS are profoundly at risk and those individuals’ pleas for help and protection have been met with profound silence.”

Specifically, video shows that sometime after his transport van arrived at Marcy, Robert was on the ground outside of a Marcy building with his hands handcuffed behind his back, while surrounded by Defendants Kieffer, Mashaw, Kessler and Kinglsey. According to the civil complaint:

“After Defendants Trombly and Farina approached the group, two of the Defendants lifted Robert off the ground and began moving him toward the Marcy Infirmary Building with his arms extended above his head and his upper torso parallel to the ground. The other four Defendants in the group followed.

Approximately one minute later, at 9:22 p.m., Robert entered the Infirmary Building carried by three Defendants. Defendants Kessler and Anzalone each held Robert by his arms and Defendant Kingsley held Robert by both of his feet, carrying him in a contorted face- down position

The Defendants proceeded to carry Robert into the open door of a medical examination room, in and around which other On-Scene Defendants were already gathered.

On information and belief, the On-Scene Defendants knew that there were no surveillance cameras in Marcy’s medical examination rooms and they deliberately took Robert to that location so there would be no recordings of what they intended to do to him.

Inside the room, with the door left open, Defendants placed Robert on an examination table face down on his stomach. One Defendant used his knee and hands to forcibly restrain Robert’s legs, while at least one other Defendant used his arms to forcibly restrain Robert’s upper body

Thereafter, over the course of approximately ten minutes, numerous On-Scene Defendants continued to viciously batter Robert in myriad ways without any provocation whatsoever on Robert’s part. Robert’s hands remained restrained behind his back the entire time, leaving him no means to defend himself against Defendants’ attacks or soften their blows.

The continued assault on Robert included, but was not limited to, the actions described in the following paragraphs, that were all recorded on video.

Defendant Anzalone repeatedly punched Robert while Robert was on his back on the examination table, leaving his face visibly bloodied and swollen when Defendants then raised his upper torso

Defendant Farina forcibly tried to shove a white cloth into Robert’s mouth while Defendant Kinglsey kept both of his hands grasped around Robert’s neck, impairing Robert’s ability to breathe

When Robert struggled to move his head for breath, Defendant Anzalone grabbed the front of Robert’s shirt and Defendant Kingsley pulled back on Robert’s neck as Defendant Farina rapidly punched Robert in the face and neck or shoulder area, with hard closed-fist blows, at least six times.

After Defendant Farina’s initial punches to Robert’s face made Robert fall back onto the examination table, Defendant Anzalone punched Robert in the groin or leg area at least twice as Defendant Farina simultaneously continued to punch Robert’s face or shoulder area.

Seconds later, Defendant Kinglsey lifted Robert’s upper torso back up off the table with one hand behind Robert’s head, and another hand around Robert’s neck, so that Robert was again in a sitting position on the edge of the table

Defendant Kingsley then proceeded to position both of his hands around Robert’s neck and lift Robert’s buttocks up off the table two consecutive times by pulling up on Robert’s neck

Defendant Kingsley next repositioned himself by placing his right arm further around Robert’s neck, in a chokehold, and once again forcefully raised Robert up off the examination table by his neck (see Figures 8 and 9 below).

At the same time, Defendant Farina threw away the white cloth that he previously tried to shove into Robert’s mouth, removed one of his gloves, and examined the hand he had just used to repeatedly strike Robert (see Figure 8 below). Defendant Farina then opened and closed his fingers and shook out his hand in an apparent effort to relieve the self-inflicted pain caused by his repeated blows to Robert’s face and head.

Defendant Kingsley then forcefully shoved Robert back down to a seated position on the examination table. Defendant Anzalone next proceeded to repeatedly beat Robert in the stomach with the back of one of Robert’s shoes.

Next, Defendant Anzalone and Defendant Kingsley pushed Robert’s head and shoulders back down onto the examination table once again. Defendant Anzalone, Defendant Kingsley, and Defendant Galliher then restrained Robert’s upper torso, while Defendant Farina kicked his foot into Robert’s groin (see Figure 10 below).

Defendant Farina shifted his weight to push his foot deeper into Robert’s groin or lower stomach area for approximately 8 seconds while the three other Defendants surrounding Robert continued to restrain Robert’s upper body.

Defendant Walrath then joined the assault on Robert’s groin area by holding at least one of Robert’s legs to prevent him from closing them to protect himself.

Thereafter, Defendant Anzalone proceeded to punch Robert in the stomach. Defendants Walrath and Farina then forcibly restrained Robert’s legs and feet with their hands as Robert lay on his back on the examination table, while at the same time other Defendants, including Defendants Kingsley and Anzalone, applied pressure to Robert’s upper body area for an extended period, further restricting his ability to breathe.

When Robert’s body began writhing, Defendant Farina punched Robert three times in the area between Robert’s buttocks and upper thighs.

While Defendant Farina was delivering those punches to Robert’s right side, Defendant Walrath delivered multiple punches to Robert’s left side

While Robert remained on his back on the examination table, with his lower ribcage area visibly extended, Defendant Anzalone struck Robert’s stomach twice with his hands, provoking no visible response from Robert.

After being prompted by another Defendant, Defendant Anzalone then gave Robert a sternum rub.2 Robert’s stomach rose up, demonstrating that he was still responsive to pain.

Defendants, including Defendant Galliher, then placed Robert’s ankles in leg cuff restraints (also known as “leg irons”) while Robert remained on his back on the examination table with his hands restrained behind him.

For an extended time thereafter, Defendant Kingsley kept one of his hands on Robert’s neck and his other hand on Robert’s left arm, while Defendant Anzalone used one of his hands to restrain Robert’s right shoulder. During this period, Robert’s body writhed again with his ribcage visibly extended (see Figure 12 below), and Defendant Anzalone intermittently used his free hand to poke the side of Brooks’ stomach and strike the side of Brooks’ ribcage.

Defendant Anzalone then shifted his weight to push his other hand down harder on Robert’s right shoulder. Next, Defendants Kinglsey and Anzalone forcefully yanked Robert upright into a sitting position at the edge of the examination table by pulling up on his shoulders while Defendant Anzalone simultaneously dug his fist into Robert’s lower stomach area.

Defendant Kingsley and Defendant Anzalone held Robert by the back of his neck to allow Defendant Anzalone to deliver a hard, closed-fist punch to Robert’s stomach (see Figure 13 below). Defendant Anzalone stopped supporting the right side of Robert’s body as he stepped away to retrieve rubber gloves, leaving Robert to struggle to hold himself fully upright

Defendant Anzalone approached Robert once again and grabbed the front of the neck hole of Robert’s shirt with his now-gloved hand. Defendants Anzalone and Kingsley then forcefully yanked Robert into a standing position, lifted Robert’s feet and body up off the ground by Robert’s arms and shirt, shoved Robert into a closed window shade in the corner of the medical examination room, and pushed their knees into the back of his legs.

Robert remained in the corner for an extended period, during which time Defendants Kinglsey, Kessler, and Anzalone continued to push Robert into the wall, apparently committing other abuses that are not visible on camera.

Robert was eventually pushed down onto his knees, remaining in that position until Defendant Anzalone wrapped both of his arms around Robert’s torso and violently jolted Robert’s entire body up off the ground.

Thereafter, Defendants moved Robert back to the examination table, where two Defendants removed Robert’s pants as Defendant Anzalone gave Robert another sternum rub, which this time provoked no apparent response.

By approximately 9:32 p.m., Robert lay motionless and apparently unresponsive, with his pants removed and his socks hanging halfway off his feet, and Defendants finally ended their beating.

Robert was eventually transported to Wynn Hospital in Utica, New York, where he was pronounced dead in the early hours of December 10, 2024.

The On-Scene Defendants who were not actively beating Robert at any given time casually entered and exited the room where Robert’s assault was underway, posted up in the open doorway of the room, or milled about in the hallway immediately outside the room, while nonchalantly watching Robert’s beating, hearing Robert’s abuse, and engaging in conversation with one another.

In the video footage of Robert’s fatal beating, the On-Scene Defendants at times appeared to be smiling or laughing and at other times appeared to be bored. Notably, none of the On-Scene Defendants in the footage appeared to be at all concerned at any time about what was being done to Robert or about the fact that Robert was plainly deteriorating to a state of unconsciousness.

Despite seeing, hearing, and otherwise knowing that Robert was being beaten to death, all the On-Scene Defendants failed to intervene to stop Robert’s assault at any time, despite having ample opportunity to do so.

All the On-Scene Defendants were likewise deliberately indifferent to Robert’s obvious need for critical medical care that could have saved his life.” [MORE]

White NY Jail Cop Sentenced for Role in the Savage Beating Murder of Messiah Nantwi. A Gang of 10 White Cops Repeatedly Struck and Stomped Black Man's Head and Body 70X as He Begged for His Life

 From [HERE] and [MORE] A white New York state corrections officer was sentenced Monday in connection with the fatal beating an inmate earlier this year at a Central New York prison.

Messiah Nantwi, 22, was beaten by corrections officers who were part of an emergency response team at Mid-State Correctional Facility in Marcy, New York. He died at at Wynn Hospital in Utica, New York later that day. Nantwi was being held in pre-trial detention on charges of shooting two men in Harlem in April 2023

Oneida County Court Judge Michael Nolan sentenced the former officer, Daniel Burger, to 1 1/3 to 4 years in state prison.

Burger previously pleaded guilty to first-degree offering a false instrument for filing. He had been indicted on that charge, as well as first-degree manslaughter, first-degree gang assault, second-degree gang assault and fifth-degree conspiracy.

Prosecutor Alphonse Williams, an Onondaga County senior assistant district attorney, said Burger did “lay hands” on Nantwi, but was not a major contributor to his death. [MORE]

Nantwi, a 22-year-old incarcerated individual at Mid-State Correctional Facility, died March 1 after body camera footage shows correction officers beating Nantwi with multiple strikes to his body and head with their boots in series of multiple beatings at the Mid-State Correctional Facility in Oneida County.

The officers used their fists, batons and boots to strike Nantwi, prosecutors have said. He was found with no signs of life 45 minutes after the guards first entered his cell.

The officers then worked to cover their tracks, prosecutors said. They are accused of falsifying forms, planting a weapon and meeting the following day at a local diner to agree on a false story.

Ten guards were indicted in the case, including two for murder. They and five others were charged with manslaughter. Four, including Burger, have pleaded guilty. Most recently, Francis Chandler, who had also faced manslaughter and conspiracy charges, pleaded guilty this month to second-degree gang assult in Oneida County Court. Another six people have agreed to become cooperating witnesses for the prosecution.

The case is set to go to trial early next year.

Additional former Mid-State correction officers are expected in court this week.

Mid-State Correctional is located across the street from Marcy Correctional Facility, where white correction brutally officers beat Robert Brooks on Dec. 9, 2024, causing his death.

According to the indictment:

On Saturday, the 1st day of March of 2025, the administration of the Mid-State Correctional Facility in Marcy, New York in Oneida County was dealing with a Corrections Officer strike. To deal with the shortage of Correctional Officers, the Governor of the State of New York mobilized the New York State National Guard to assist New York Correctional Facilities in guarding the incarcerated individuals and to maintain order. The National Guardsmen received little training to deal with these prisoners or on how to interact with them.

On this date, at approximately 10:58 a.m. a request for assistance was broadcast by the National Guard resulting in the Mid-State CERT (Corrections Emergency Response Team) team responding to Building 21 to deal with an unknown issue with an incarcerated individual Defendants were part of that CERT Team and upon arriving at Building 21 they were directed to Room 21-A and Incarcerated Individual Messiah Nantwi by the National Guardsmen. Having no clear understanding of why CERT response was necessary, Defendants entered Messiah Nantwi's room after a number of CERT members had already engaged the Incarcerated Individual.

During the subsequent encounter, contrary to DOCCS protocols, defendants began beating Messiah NantwL including multiple strikes to his body and head with their boots. Once Messiah Nantwi was no longer responsive, defendants transported Messiah Nantwi out of Building 21 with their objective being to take him to the Facility's Infirmary. While defendants transported Incarcerated Individual Messiah Nantwi down the stairwell out of Building 21, a further assault occurred with Messiah Nantwi being assaulted on the stairs by defendants as he was carried out of the building. Messiah Nantwi was subsequently dumped in a holding cell at the Infirmary and further struck by defendant CALEB BLAIR. As a result of the numerous beatings by defendants and their fellow Correctional Officers, Incarcerated Individual Messiah Nantwi died due to massive head trauma and numerous other injuries to his body. Defendants' conduct in beating Messiah Nantwi, in kicking him and stomping on his head for no legitimate law enforcement purpose, and for further assaulting him and injuring him on the stairs exiting his building, and for leaving him unattended in a holding cell for several minutes while displaying no urgency for medical personnel to check on him, demonstrated depraved indifference to the life of Incarcerated Individual Messiah Nantwi, and resulted in his death. [MORE]

Detroit Cop Shot a Black Woman 6X While Car was Moving and Posed No Imminent Deadly Threat. DPD Chief Orders Her Release from Jail w/No Charges, Suspends Officer w/o Pay. Bodycam Not Released

From [HERE] The chief of Detroit police said multiple policy violations occurred in the moments that led up to an officer-involved shooting that escalated following a traffic stop over the weekend.

A supervisor was not called when the driver requested one, officers should not have pursued the driver over a traffic violation, and it is against department rules to discharge a firearm at a moving vehicle unless extreme circumstances such as one's life is in jeopardy.

"I find them concerning," chief Todd Bettison said of the policy violations during a press conference on Monday.

Traffic stop escalates to shooting

The shooting unfolded Sunday afternoon after a traffic stop for speeding grew into an argument over the offense, then a police pursuit, and ending with the driver being struck six times.

She has since been released from the hospital and ordered released from police custody and will not be charged, Bettison said.

An officer was on routine patrol Sunday afternoon in the area of 8 Mile and Van Dyke when they observed a black-colored Dodge Durango allegedly speeding. Other alleged traffic violations include tinted windows and an obscured license plate.

The driver disagreed with the reason for the stop and requested the officer's supervisor "numerous times," including calling 911. The officer requested backup and physically opened the driver's door after it arrived.

They were unsuccessful in removing the driver from the car and a  backup officer pepper-sprayed her.  The driver closed the door and fled from the scene.

Police pursued her for a mile before boxing in the vehicle at Concorde and Outer Drive.

At that time, another officer that boxed in the driver exited their vehicle and ordered the woman out of her vehicle. The driver instead tried to flee the scene again and the officer that had ordered her out of the car filed multiple shots into the driver's vehicle. 

The Durango then fled and police pursued them again, eventually ending up at a police facility. First aid was rendered to the driver who was then taken to a hospital before being transported to the Detroit Detention Center.

On Monday, Bettison said he reviewed the body camera footage from the incident and ordered the driver to be released from jail. He said they would not be charged in the incident.

The chief added he would submit a request to the Detroit Board of Police Commissioners to have the officer who shot the driver be suspended without pay. 

A warrant request has also been filed with the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office and charges could follow, Bettison said. Michigan State Police are overseeing the investigation. 

"The officer will be held accountable for that," he said. 

Procedural Violations

Bettison said multiple department policies were violated during the incident, starting with the initial officer failing to call for a supervisor after the driver requested one. 

At that point, the request counts as a citizens complaint and must be escalated to a higher-ranking officer. It is also not department policy to pursue a vehicle for a traffic violation. 

"We will pursue individuals who have committed violent crimes only," Bettison said. "As officers, we are trained to de-escalate situations. Failing to request a supervisor when one is requested falls in line with a citizen complaint."

The decision to discharge a firearm should only be made in extreme circumstances where someone's life is in jeopardy.

Bettison declined to release the body camera footage from the scene, saying it would be available after state police had finished their investigation.

The only information about the officer that was released is that they have been on the job for a year and nine months, and don't have any pending cases of discipline against them.