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J&P: White Woman who Called 911 on Black Man in Central Park to be Charged for Making False Report
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22:09Now PlayingThe white woman who called 911 on a black man is to be charged. Amy Cooper is to be charged with falsely reporting the incident. Cooper's dog was off-leash against park rules. Christian Cooper asked Amy to put her dog on a leash. Cooper told police, "An African American man is threatening me."
An Indiana man says he's a victim of an attempted lynching. Vauxx Rush Booker believes the attack was racially motivated. Video shows Booker pinned to a tree and being attacked. Booker stated A member of the group yelled, "Get a noose." Witnesses stated that the group shouted "White power" and racial slurs. Booker stated, "I didn't want to be another hashtag." The Incident occurred during July 4th celebrations. No arrests have been made in connection with the incident.
A MA officer alleges that she was fired over BLM support. Florissa Fuentes showed support on her personal Instagram. A photo shows her niece and friend at a protest in Atlanta. Former Officer Fuentes says the post upset coworkers & superiors. Fuentes says she recognized issues after George Floyd's death. Fuentes was given the option to resign or be terminated.
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Dewitt Lacy - Criminal Defense Attorney
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