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Video surfaces of dead nigger Ahmaud Arbery being arrested on suspicion of shoplifting in 2017
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Dave Cross
Mar 20, 2021, 8:40:00 PM3/20/21
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Newly released video footage shows Ahmaud Arbery, the Georgia
jogger gunned down by a father and son with ties to local law
enforcement, being handcuffed and arrested in 2017 on suspicion
of shoplifting from a Brunswick-area Walmart.
Arbery, who was 23 at the time, was there with three other
friends, two of whom were only 15.
They were detained while trying to leave the store and accused
by the store's loss prevention officer of trying to steal a 65-
inch television valued at nearly $800, according to a Glynn
County Police Department report of the December 1, 2017,
incident.
GEORGIA POLICE DEPARTMENT AT CENTER OF ARBERY MURDER
INVESTIGATION HAS DISTURBING PAST FILLED WITH SCANDALS,
CORRUPTION
The video, taken from the Glynn County Police Department
officer's bodycam, was posted Tuesday on YouTube.
The GCPD officer asks, "Tell me about the TV."
Arbery responds, "TV? What? We don't have any TV."
The police officer again asks, "What about the 65-inch TV?"
"Sixty-five inch TV?" Arbery says.
It's then that the police officer asks the four people being
accused of shoplifting to take a seat on the ground.
"Take a seat for what?" Arbery asks. "I don't know nothing about
no TV. ... I don't steal no TV."
Walmart's loss prevention officer comes out and identifies
Arbery, who was wearing shorts and a black jacket with fur
around the hood, as the shoplifting suspect.
NEW VIDEO SHOWS AHMAUD ARBERY CHASED FOR 4 MINUTES BY FATHER AND
SON WHO SHOT HIM: LAWYER
Arbery claims he has a receipt and tries to get up but is
instructed to lie face down in the asphalt. He's then placed in
handcuffs and put into a squad car.
The juveniles with Arbery were picked up by their guardians and
banned from the store.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported that in early 2018, an
investigation was launched questioning Arbery's probation status
by the Glynn County District Attorney's Office. At the time,
Gregory McMichael, one of the men accused of killing Arbery on
February 23, headed up the investigation that eventually led to
Arbery's probation being revoked.
The 2017 shoplifting charge isn't the only time Arbery has had
an encounter with the law.
Warning, graphic language: Police attempt to use stun gun on
Ahmaud Arbery in 2017 incidentVideo
On November 7, 2017, Glynn County police officer Michael Kanago
spotted Arbery sitting alone in his 2001 gold Toyota Camry at a
park.
Kanago accused Arbery of using marijuana and told him the park
is known for drug and criminal activity.
In the video Arbery responds, "Criminal activity? I'm in a f---
ing park. I work."
He then tells Kanago, "You're bothering me for nothing" before
refusing to let the officer search his car.
Kanago, according to his own police report, claims he felt
threatened by Arbery and requested backup.
Suspects in Ahmaud Arbery shooting claim self defenseVideo
A second officer, David Haney, shows up and starts yelling at
Arbery to get his hands out of his pockets, which Arbery does.
Haney then attempts to tase Arbery but his Taser malfunctions,
according to Kanago's report of the incident.
The police officers then demand Arbery get on the ground, which
he does.
"I get one day off a week," Arbery said. "I'm up early in the
morning trying to chill. I'm just so aggravated because I work
hard six days a week."
Kanago and Haney eventually let Arbery go but say he can't drive
his car because his license is suspended.
AHMAUD ARBERY CASE: 2017 VIDEO EMERGES OF GEORGIA COPS TRYING TO
TASE HIM
About four years before that incident, a Brunswick High School
resource officer spotted a handgun in Arbery's waistband as he
waited to enter a basketball game. The officer tried to confront
Avery, who ran. He was chased by the cops and eventually
arrested.
Arbery admitted he was armed but no longer was in possession of
the gun. Police later found a .380 caliber handgun in front of
the gym.
Arbery was charged with weapons possession at a school and
obstructing an officer.
CLICK HERE FOR THE FOX NEWS APP
Arbery's death made headlines this year after the Glynn County
Police Department as well as local prosecutors largely looked
the other way after he was shot by McMichael, 64, and his son
Travis McMichael. The father and son duo were eventually
arrested after the Georgia Bureau of Investigation was called in
to investigate the circumstances surrounding Arbery's death.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/ahmaud-arbery-shoplifting-video
jogger gunned down by a father and son with ties to local law
enforcement, being handcuffed and arrested in 2017 on suspicion
of shoplifting from a Brunswick-area Walmart.
Arbery, who was 23 at the time, was there with three other
friends, two of whom were only 15.
They were detained while trying to leave the store and accused
by the store's loss prevention officer of trying to steal a 65-
inch television valued at nearly $800, according to a Glynn
County Police Department report of the December 1, 2017,
incident.
GEORGIA POLICE DEPARTMENT AT CENTER OF ARBERY MURDER
INVESTIGATION HAS DISTURBING PAST FILLED WITH SCANDALS,
CORRUPTION
The video, taken from the Glynn County Police Department
officer's bodycam, was posted Tuesday on YouTube.
The GCPD officer asks, "Tell me about the TV."
Arbery responds, "TV? What? We don't have any TV."
The police officer again asks, "What about the 65-inch TV?"
"Sixty-five inch TV?" Arbery says.
It's then that the police officer asks the four people being
accused of shoplifting to take a seat on the ground.
"Take a seat for what?" Arbery asks. "I don't know nothing about
no TV. ... I don't steal no TV."
Walmart's loss prevention officer comes out and identifies
Arbery, who was wearing shorts and a black jacket with fur
around the hood, as the shoplifting suspect.
NEW VIDEO SHOWS AHMAUD ARBERY CHASED FOR 4 MINUTES BY FATHER AND
SON WHO SHOT HIM: LAWYER
Arbery claims he has a receipt and tries to get up but is
instructed to lie face down in the asphalt. He's then placed in
handcuffs and put into a squad car.
The juveniles with Arbery were picked up by their guardians and
banned from the store.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported that in early 2018, an
investigation was launched questioning Arbery's probation status
by the Glynn County District Attorney's Office. At the time,
Gregory McMichael, one of the men accused of killing Arbery on
February 23, headed up the investigation that eventually led to
Arbery's probation being revoked.
The 2017 shoplifting charge isn't the only time Arbery has had
an encounter with the law.
Warning, graphic language: Police attempt to use stun gun on
Ahmaud Arbery in 2017 incidentVideo
On November 7, 2017, Glynn County police officer Michael Kanago
spotted Arbery sitting alone in his 2001 gold Toyota Camry at a
park.
Kanago accused Arbery of using marijuana and told him the park
is known for drug and criminal activity.
In the video Arbery responds, "Criminal activity? I'm in a f---
ing park. I work."
He then tells Kanago, "You're bothering me for nothing" before
refusing to let the officer search his car.
Kanago, according to his own police report, claims he felt
threatened by Arbery and requested backup.
Suspects in Ahmaud Arbery shooting claim self defenseVideo
A second officer, David Haney, shows up and starts yelling at
Arbery to get his hands out of his pockets, which Arbery does.
Haney then attempts to tase Arbery but his Taser malfunctions,
according to Kanago's report of the incident.
The police officers then demand Arbery get on the ground, which
he does.
"I get one day off a week," Arbery said. "I'm up early in the
morning trying to chill. I'm just so aggravated because I work
hard six days a week."
Kanago and Haney eventually let Arbery go but say he can't drive
his car because his license is suspended.
AHMAUD ARBERY CASE: 2017 VIDEO EMERGES OF GEORGIA COPS TRYING TO
TASE HIM
About four years before that incident, a Brunswick High School
resource officer spotted a handgun in Arbery's waistband as he
waited to enter a basketball game. The officer tried to confront
Avery, who ran. He was chased by the cops and eventually
arrested.
Arbery admitted he was armed but no longer was in possession of
the gun. Police later found a .380 caliber handgun in front of
the gym.
Arbery was charged with weapons possession at a school and
obstructing an officer.
CLICK HERE FOR THE FOX NEWS APP
Arbery's death made headlines this year after the Glynn County
Police Department as well as local prosecutors largely looked
the other way after he was shot by McMichael, 64, and his son
Travis McMichael. The father and son duo were eventually
arrested after the Georgia Bureau of Investigation was called in
to investigate the circumstances surrounding Arbery's death.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/ahmaud-arbery-shoplifting-video
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