Waukesha Massacre

A $5 Million Bail has been set for the suspect in Waukesha Massacre Darrell Brooks, Jr., 39, the man arrested for driving his SUV into a Christmas parade in Waukesha Sunday, killing at least five people and injuring dozens, according to reports he made his first court appearance following the Massacre in Waukesha on Tuesday. During the appearance prosecutors reported that a sixth death had occurred when a child who was in critical condition passed away — one of 16 admitted to Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin after the incident. Brooks faces five consecutive life sentences, with more charges on the way, prosecutors said. At least 40 people were injured, including children who remain in critical condition.

Waukesha Police Department Chief Dan Thompson said this was not an act of terror, and that Brooks acted alone. Thompson stated that Brooks was a suspect in a domestic disturbance prior to driving through the city’s Christmas parade. Thompson, as well as officers who were at the parade, say that Brooks appeared to intentionally drive through the crowd.

The Prosecutors highlighted Brooks’ lengthy history with the criminal justice system. Dating back to 2000, Brooks has records in Wisconsin, Nevada, and Georgia. In a case dating to Nov. 5, 2021, Brooks was charged in Milwaukee County with resisting and obstructing, felony bail jumping, second degree reckless endangering safety, and other charges. Prosecutors stated Brooks is alleged to have struck the mother of his child with a fist and then attempted to run her over with the same vehicle he was driving when he was arrested on Sunday. Brooks’ bail was set at $5 million.

“I have no problem with the bail being recommended by the state. I’m an old guy who has been doing this for almost 40 years,” Judge Kevin Costello said. “The nature of this offense is shocking.”

The Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office is currently reviewing the bail conditions set during the case in early November. Brooks was released on a bail of $1,000 on Nov. 11, an amount which Milwaukee District Attorney John Chisholm called “inappropriately low.” Chisholm’s office stated that “appropriate next steps” will be taken following the review. If convicted, Brooks will spend the rest of his life in prison.

Police arrest suspect in viral horrible beating at pizza shop!

Police finally have arrested a 25-year-old woman for beating a woman in front of her child at a Little Caesars Pizza shop in Augusta, Georgia. Video of the bloody altercation went viral with millions of views on social media all showing outrage at the woman who viciously, and unrelentingly beat down another woman. The attacker a black woman not just hits once but she went full charge on an unsuspecting mother who was waiting to buy a Pizza with her daughter. The brutal attack was captured on video, and again went viral folks! I reported it a few days ago before The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office said that Brittany Breann Kennedy was arrested. The news of her arrest on Tuesday came in and she is now charged with aggravated assault, kidnapping, and second-degree criminal damage to property.

The video shows 22-year-old Emily Broadwater at the Little Caesars pizza shop being beaten badly while her daughter tries to help her. The video continues to capture the attacker dragging Broadwater by her hair and stomping on the victim’s head twice. Which alone can be seen as attempted murder, and well things aren’t looking good for her.

Initially the motivation for the attack was unknown, but some details in the case have surfaced since May 17, the day of the altercation. “All I did was help a friend out with his kids while his baby mama was locked up. She has been harassing me for weeks now,” Broadwater said in the post.

“All I’m saying is that I never caused any harm to her or her property or her children like she had mine. Now imma go back to living my life and taking care of my daughter,” she added, according to the Daily Mail.

Broadwater told police that she had had issues with Kennedy for a long time prior to the assault and that she was a suspect in another incident where Broadwater was the victim also, and the Police said they made her arrest a priority after the video went viral. Thankfully they got Brittany Breann Kennedy in custody and they send her packing into a prison cell for a long time… Unless Kamala Harris comes and bails her out like she did the hundreds of BLM supporters last year. So there is that glimmer of hope for her. IF You missed the video of the beating here it is once more.

WAY TO GO CHICAGO! City Ends 2020 With Highest Level of Homicides in Decades, Up 50% from 2019

The city of Chicago never stops amazing me! It’s now official that it ended 2020 with record-breaking crime statistics. The Windy City witnessed more murders than any time since 2001. At least 769 people were killed last year by gun shots, 280 more than 2019.

Now Chicago was not alone in the violent crime rates in most major cities spiked by double-digits during the CoVID pandemic.

Shootings and murders skyrocketed in Chicago last year, after three years of declining violence in the city.

“We’ve never seen anything like it at all."https://t.co/wUu6JQwZSo

— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) January 4, 2021

Shootings and murders skyrocketed in Chicago last year, after three years of declining violence in the city. But now in the era of Beetlejuice it’s time for more people to DIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! She looks like death.

In 2020, the city saw 774 murders, an increase of more than 50% compared to the 506 murders in 2019, according to data compiled by the Chicago Sun-Times. Ninety percent of Chicago Police Department districts reported more murders in 2020 than in 2019, and nearly a quarter of homicides occurred in just three districts on the west side of the city.

May 31 will go down as the bloodiest day in modern Chicago history, with 18 people killed in one day, according to the University of Chicago Crime Lab, which keeps records dating back to 1961. Protests and riots broke out across Chicago and the United States after George Floyd died in the custody of Minneapolis police.

“We’ve never seen anything like it at all,” Max Kapustin, a researcher at the lab, said of the crime wave. “I don’t even know how to put it into context. It’s beyond anything that we’ve ever seen before.”

Shootings in the Windy City rose in 2020, 3,237 as of Dec. 27, a steep increase compared to the 2,120 shooting incidents in 2019.

Cities across the country experienced a spike in violent crime in 2020, with homicides increasing by 41% in New York City. In Los Angeles, more than 300 homicides occurred, the highest in a decade. In July, there were 63 shootings and 15 homicides in Portland, Oregon, a number police said was the highest number of killings in a single month in 30 years.

Minneapolis, the center of the nation’s attention after the death of Floyd, saw 81 murders in 2020, compared to just 48 in 2020. The city council, which voted to dismantle the police department, was outraged by the rise in crime and demanded answers from the police chief over the rise in crime in September.