form of white supremacy. as a result, car burglaries have risen. the attendant is not white but he s sick of watching people get robbed. so he told the people to leave. in response, the man pulled out a han gund and fired four times. it was a nightmare. somehow he had the presence of mind to wrestle the gun from the man and fire back before the man could shoot him or anyone else. by the time police arrived, both men were lying on the sidewalk bleeding. what do you think happened next? in a scene self-respecting society, he would have received a medal if not a ticker-tape parade. in new york, he was arrested and charged with with possession of a gun, the same gun that was used to shoot him. he woke up in belleview hospital shackled to his bed. the new york post ran this picture. it s of him sobbing. i got bullets in me and i m chained to a hospital bed but i didn t do anything wrong. you can imagine his confusion. this was not the country he expected. in fact, he is exactly
LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) — Police are investigating a fatal overnight shooting in Lafayette. According to Lafayette Police, officers responded to a shooting report around 2:38 a.m., January 11, in the
picture. it s of him sobbing. i got bullets in me and i m chained to a hospital bed but i didn t do anything wrong. you can imagine his confusion. this was not the country he expected. in fact, he is exactly the kind of person you want more of in your country. he s 57 years old, still working harder than most young people do. in fact, when new york shut down during covid, lawyers and nonprofit execs hit in their department and lived on doordash, he went to work every day like americans used to. the man that shot him by contrast does not have a history of going to work every day. his name is charles rhode. we checked. he s got a rap sheet of a dozen serious crimes that go back more than 20 years. as of saturday at 5:00 a.m., he was in jail. he was walking around new york with a gun looking for more