of their creation. as long as they exist, they will be at war now. as long as they exist, they re going to be at war now. and that he said should be also a warning to the public. you know because the public can obviously, if they re hanging out in these bars if they re going to some of their functions, they can really be in danger because these two will continue to fight now for as long as they feel like it. brooke? police were saying it s incredible just because of also the location and other innocent bystanders weren t injured. fascinating interview, sarah. i m wondering if we talk about the different gangs involved as you point out, feeder gangs, major league gangs. why aren t police naming them? you know i think i asked that very question to the person who infiltrates the gangs. he said for a very good reason. that is to try and not give them street credit. for them some of the violence
we were interviewing last week, two cops were shot, i don t care, i don t care i don t care. this girl gets the crap beat out of her. not one person came to her defense. not one. the sickness of this is the girl that got beat up now is texting and e-mailing saying how i got street credit because i got beat up. this is the environment that s coming. also in ferguson did you know there were dozens of shots fired at the cops. on the 15-year-old, first of all, that was a gang-related issue. don t call it black-on-black. i understand that. more important it was a gang-related issue. doesn t matter. race is irrelevant. that s my point. but nobody cared. and here s the other issue. all these people in ferguson that we interviewed two cops shot, one right below his eye could have died. right. the other one in his shoulder. right. one out his back. could have died. right. you know what people say when we interview them?
same thing happened new york city two cops shot at this morning in queens and new york. it certainly seems like it s open season on cops. certainly seems like, you know, the narrative that has been advanced is now, well, inspiring people if you will, to act crazy. i don t know if i d say that, but i do think there d be some real conversations around police community relationships and how we re going to handle this particularly in the age of social media. i think you raise a good point, bo. social media has changed the game. i think we have to be very careful in terms of how the police, you know even black-on-black violence. you see the girls in the mcdonald s there wait, wait, that was she s taking street credit. the one that got beat up. you got four or five girls beating the hlell out of this girl. the crowd is cheering, which is scarier. like we had the people in ferguson in the last segment.
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