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The Obama Era
Jan 13, 2016, 2:24:07 AM1/13/16
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Note that NBC refuses to identify the rapists as "black men",
yet they will publish a picture of them and refer to them as
"men".
Note to NBC, these are not men. These are niggers, nigger
rapists.
http://media.nbcnewyork.com/images/662*367/11016gang.jpg
Three teenagers suspected of taking part in a brazen gang rape
at a Brooklyn playground were taken into police custody on
Sunday, a law enforcement official said.
The attack on Thursday night, in which the police said five
young men with a gun separated a father from his 18-year-old
daughter and then took turns raping the woman, set off waves of
anger and uncertainty in the Brownsville neighborhood where it
happened. Elected officials also questioned whether the police
notified the public quickly enough after the attack, a
suggestion the Police Department strongly contested on Sunday
night.
Two teenagers, a 14-year-old and a 15-year-old, were turned in
to police custody by their parents on Sunday, and a third, 15,
was also taken into custody, the official said. On Saturday
night, the police released a surveillance video of the five
suspects in a deli before the attack. The police said the young
men ordered the father to leave the playground, raped the woman
and ran off before the father found help and returned with the
police.
“It forces you to think differently about your own
neighborhood,” said Alethea Pierce, who has lived in the area
for 43 years.
Many unanswered questions remain about the assault and its
aftermath.
The police said five young men, one of them armed, walked up to
the father and daughter in Osborn Playground just after 9 p.m.
on Thursday. The father and daughter told the police they had
been at the playground drinking beer, a Police Department
official said on Sunday. That official and the other law
enforcement official spoke on the condition of anonymity to
discuss a continuing investigation.
The father ran to get help, but the police official said it took
him roughly 20 minutes to come upon two uniformed police
officers on patrol. By the time the father returned to the
playground with the officers, the young men had each raped the
woman and fled, the official said.
In an area filled with public housing high-rises, delis and
other stores, it is unclear why the father was not able to get
help from bystanders or call the police from a store. The police
said there was no evidence of any 911 calls being placed in
connection with the attack.
The officers immediately called for an ambulance when they
arrived, and the woman was taken to Kings County Hospital Center
for treatment.
Without other witnesses, investigators began canvassing the area
on Friday for video, starting with subway stations and
businesses and expanding outward, the police official said. They
also conducted a second, more detailed interview with the woman.
On Saturday afternoon, investigators found the surveillance
video that they released that night.
Mateo Gomez, an attendant at Laida Deli, said that the footage
came from his shop and that he recognized the suspects as young
men who came to the store most afternoons, sometimes stealing
cakes and other snacks.
“They’re bad boys,” he said, shaking his head.
Some neighbors said they knew the playground as a dangerous,
late-night hangout spot, though even they said they were shocked
by the assault. The public space has turquoise and red climbing
equipment, fenced-in basketball and handball courts and a
blacktop softball field, all arranged between a public school
and a block of low-rise homes.
On Sunday morning, there was a condom on the ground, near a
smashed bottle of vodka, in a secluded corner between a handball
wall and a backyard fence.
Several residents, including Ms. Pierce, complained that the
park lights were rarely on at night.
She already took precautions, carrying a small pocketknife for
safety on her way to work past the playground. She called the
attack “devastating.”
The New York City parks department said it was working with the
Transportation Department, which maintains park lights, to
inspect the lighting.
Other neighbors were upset they had not learned of the attack
sooner.
“Why are we only just hearing about this yesterday?” said
Kakeshia Taylor, 27, a mother of three. “This is breaking news.
We need to know what’s happening in our neighborhood.”
In a statement issued on Sunday, Mayor Bill de Balsio said he
was “disgusted and extremely saddened by the horrific attack.”
He added, “Every New Yorker in every neighborhood deserves to
feel safe and protected, and we will not stop until the
perpetrators of this disturbing attack are held accountable for
their actions.”
Some elected officials expressed concern about what they called
an unusually long period before a public notice went out.
Eric L. Adams, the Brooklyn borough president, said as a matter
of public safety, the Police Department erred in not releasing
details of the crime to the public until Saturday night, after
nearly 48 hours had passed.
“The N.Y.P.D. should have reported this immediately,” said Mr.
Adams, who is a former New York City police captain. “You can’t
have a crime of this magnitude and this level of savage behavior
and not have the residents of that area become aware of what
happened.”
The Police Department official said the local precinct commander
had reached out to local leaders about the attack on Friday. He
said the department generally releases public notice after
finding and processing video or other leads. In cases where a
pattern of criminal behavior and a continuing threat may exist,
a notice may be released sooner.
The Police Department said in a statement on Sunday night that
the officers who were alerted by the father “immediately
responded and located the victim,” before calling for a
supervisor and an ambulance. “There was no delay in responding
to the rape,” the statement said.
Bernard Briggs, a city bus driver, said he came to fear young
men who typically fill the playground at night after a run-in a
few weeks ago. He had gone to use the men’s room when three men
broke away from a group playing basketball to charge the
bathroom door, trying to trap Mr. Briggs inside. Mr. Briggs said
he fought his way out.
“There’s always young guys in this section, if they feel you’re
vulnerable they come after you,” Mr. Briggs, 54, said. “I feel
so terrible for the young lady.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/11/nyregion/parents-said-to-turn-
in-2-teenagers-suspected-in-brooklyn-rape.html?_r=0
yet they will publish a picture of them and refer to them as
"men".
Note to NBC, these are not men. These are niggers, nigger
rapists.
http://media.nbcnewyork.com/images/662*367/11016gang.jpg
Three teenagers suspected of taking part in a brazen gang rape
at a Brooklyn playground were taken into police custody on
Sunday, a law enforcement official said.
The attack on Thursday night, in which the police said five
young men with a gun separated a father from his 18-year-old
daughter and then took turns raping the woman, set off waves of
anger and uncertainty in the Brownsville neighborhood where it
happened. Elected officials also questioned whether the police
notified the public quickly enough after the attack, a
suggestion the Police Department strongly contested on Sunday
night.
Two teenagers, a 14-year-old and a 15-year-old, were turned in
to police custody by their parents on Sunday, and a third, 15,
was also taken into custody, the official said. On Saturday
night, the police released a surveillance video of the five
suspects in a deli before the attack. The police said the young
men ordered the father to leave the playground, raped the woman
and ran off before the father found help and returned with the
police.
“It forces you to think differently about your own
neighborhood,” said Alethea Pierce, who has lived in the area
for 43 years.
Many unanswered questions remain about the assault and its
aftermath.
The police said five young men, one of them armed, walked up to
the father and daughter in Osborn Playground just after 9 p.m.
on Thursday. The father and daughter told the police they had
been at the playground drinking beer, a Police Department
official said on Sunday. That official and the other law
enforcement official spoke on the condition of anonymity to
discuss a continuing investigation.
The father ran to get help, but the police official said it took
him roughly 20 minutes to come upon two uniformed police
officers on patrol. By the time the father returned to the
playground with the officers, the young men had each raped the
woman and fled, the official said.
In an area filled with public housing high-rises, delis and
other stores, it is unclear why the father was not able to get
help from bystanders or call the police from a store. The police
said there was no evidence of any 911 calls being placed in
connection with the attack.
The officers immediately called for an ambulance when they
arrived, and the woman was taken to Kings County Hospital Center
for treatment.
Without other witnesses, investigators began canvassing the area
on Friday for video, starting with subway stations and
businesses and expanding outward, the police official said. They
also conducted a second, more detailed interview with the woman.
On Saturday afternoon, investigators found the surveillance
video that they released that night.
Mateo Gomez, an attendant at Laida Deli, said that the footage
came from his shop and that he recognized the suspects as young
men who came to the store most afternoons, sometimes stealing
cakes and other snacks.
“They’re bad boys,” he said, shaking his head.
Some neighbors said they knew the playground as a dangerous,
late-night hangout spot, though even they said they were shocked
by the assault. The public space has turquoise and red climbing
equipment, fenced-in basketball and handball courts and a
blacktop softball field, all arranged between a public school
and a block of low-rise homes.
On Sunday morning, there was a condom on the ground, near a
smashed bottle of vodka, in a secluded corner between a handball
wall and a backyard fence.
Several residents, including Ms. Pierce, complained that the
park lights were rarely on at night.
She already took precautions, carrying a small pocketknife for
safety on her way to work past the playground. She called the
attack “devastating.”
The New York City parks department said it was working with the
Transportation Department, which maintains park lights, to
inspect the lighting.
Other neighbors were upset they had not learned of the attack
sooner.
“Why are we only just hearing about this yesterday?” said
Kakeshia Taylor, 27, a mother of three. “This is breaking news.
We need to know what’s happening in our neighborhood.”
In a statement issued on Sunday, Mayor Bill de Balsio said he
was “disgusted and extremely saddened by the horrific attack.”
He added, “Every New Yorker in every neighborhood deserves to
feel safe and protected, and we will not stop until the
perpetrators of this disturbing attack are held accountable for
their actions.”
Some elected officials expressed concern about what they called
an unusually long period before a public notice went out.
Eric L. Adams, the Brooklyn borough president, said as a matter
of public safety, the Police Department erred in not releasing
details of the crime to the public until Saturday night, after
nearly 48 hours had passed.
“The N.Y.P.D. should have reported this immediately,” said Mr.
Adams, who is a former New York City police captain. “You can’t
have a crime of this magnitude and this level of savage behavior
and not have the residents of that area become aware of what
happened.”
The Police Department official said the local precinct commander
had reached out to local leaders about the attack on Friday. He
said the department generally releases public notice after
finding and processing video or other leads. In cases where a
pattern of criminal behavior and a continuing threat may exist,
a notice may be released sooner.
The Police Department said in a statement on Sunday night that
the officers who were alerted by the father “immediately
responded and located the victim,” before calling for a
supervisor and an ambulance. “There was no delay in responding
to the rape,” the statement said.
Bernard Briggs, a city bus driver, said he came to fear young
men who typically fill the playground at night after a run-in a
few weeks ago. He had gone to use the men’s room when three men
broke away from a group playing basketball to charge the
bathroom door, trying to trap Mr. Briggs inside. Mr. Briggs said
he fought his way out.
“There’s always young guys in this section, if they feel you’re
vulnerable they come after you,” Mr. Briggs, 54, said. “I feel
so terrible for the young lady.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/11/nyregion/parents-said-to-turn-
in-2-teenagers-suspected-in-brooklyn-rape.html?_r=0
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