Obama Regime thugs are harassing Walid Shoebat for his reporting on the Obama family’s familial terrorist ties

On the Kuhner Report, Walid Shoebat told of he is now being harassed and spied upon by the Obama administration over the work he has done uncovering Obama’s familial Islamist ties, especially his brother Malik Obama who is a supporter of terrorism. The Right Scoop  Shoebat said his phone is being tapped so they can […]

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UPDATE ON NYPD POLICE SHOOTING WHERE 2 BYSTANDERS GOT SHOT - Crazed black man had 'death wish' before taunting cops near Times Square into shooting two: sources

Glenn Broadnax 'told investigators that he wanted to die,' a police source says. Broadnax, of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, has been charged with menacing, obstructing governmental administration, rioting, cocaine possession, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct in connection with the incident.

The deranged, unarmed man whose wild antics Saturday night led cops to open fire near Times Square, wounding two bystanders with stray bullets, had a death wish, a police source said Sunday.

“He told investigators that he wanted to die,” the source said, adding that Glenn Broadnax had been smoking marijuana. “He told police he was off his medication and that he heard voices in his head, that people were talking to him.”

The Bedford-Stuyvesant man, described by cops as emotionally disturbed, had 23 prior arrests for offenses such as assault, robbery and criminal possession of a weapon, police said.

The fracas at busy W. 42nd St. and Eighth Ave. broke out about 9:36 p.m. when Broadnax attempted to evade cops who were trying to stop him from weaving between vehicles, cops said.

"This individual was blocking traffic and appeared to be attempting to be hit by cars when a police officer on foot patrol attempted to take him into custody," Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said hours later.

Broadnax, 35, was unharmed in the shooting and unarmed when he was arrested, police said.

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Mother of Murdered teen Miguel Delgado wails: ‘Why did he have to kill my son?’ at the Cook County Criminal Court Building - Offender yells back, "Because he was a piece of shit who was shooting at my people!!!!"

The mother of a slain 19-year-old wailed after laying eyes on her son’s alleged killer.

“Why did he have to kill my son?” she cried out Sunday at the Leighton Criminal Court Building.

Just moments before, Manuel Gonzalez’s bond had been set at $1 million in the Wicker Park murder.

Gonzalez, 29, of the 2600 block of North Sacramento, is charged with fatally shooting Miguel Delgado early Saturday in the 1500 block of North Milwaukee, across the street from Nick’s Beer Garden, shortly after closing time about 2:20 a.m., authorities said. Delgado died minutes later.

Gonzalez also is accused of trying to kill two others, a 20-year-old and an 18-year-old, authorities said.

Gonzalez allegedly shot Delgado in the head after he and two others got into an argument with Delgado and two other men “regarding rival gang affiliation,” Cook County Assistant State’s Attorney Christina Brewer said in court Sunday.

The verbal argument escalated and Delgado “threw a punch” at one of Gonzalez’s pals, Brewer said. “The defendant pulled out a gun and fatally shot the victim in the head,” she said.

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Judge orders Rahm Emanuel & the City of Chicago to pay $60 million in garage-privatization case - from SWEETHEART DEAL Richie Daley gave his buddies...

A Cook County judge has rejected an attempt by Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s administration to overturn a nearly $60 million arbitration award City Hall owes the private company that operates four city-owned parking garages.

But even though it now stands to be paid tens of millions of dollars by Chicago taxpayers, garage operator Chicago Loop Parking LLC appears poised to walk away from the privatization deal.

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Oops... New York police shoot, injure two bystanders while pursuing man

New York police fired on a man who was acting erratically Saturday night at a busy midtown intersection in Manhattan, wounding two bystanders, according to social media and news media reports.

“OMG just witnessed NYPD gun down a pedestrian in Times Square,” Kerri Ann Nesbeth, a witness to the shooting, wrote on Twitter. She posted a photo of a man, in blue jeans and a white T-shirt, sprawled on his back on the sidewalk, blood apparently staining the fabric around his right knee. The man is reaching up to hold what appears to be a walker.

“This cannot be happening in front of me,” she wrote in another Twitter post.

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North Carolina Cop kills ex-football player who may have been looking for help - Cop charged - sounds like they screwed this cop....

A North Carolina police officer has been charged with voluntary manslaughter after he shot and killed an unarmed man who may have been looking for help early Saturday morning, officials said.

Local media identified the victim as a former football player for Florida A&M University.

Jonathan Ferrell, 24, appeared to have survived a "serious" car accident sometime after midnight when he knocked on a Charlotte woman's door about a half-mile away, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Rodney Monroe told reporters at a televised news conference Saturday.

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Well Hung Black Man Dies in 4th District Lock-Up / Okoi Ofem dead at 19

A 19-year-old man was pronounced dead this morning after being found hanging in a cell at the 4th District police lockup on Friday afternoon.

Officers discovered the man hanging shortly before 2 p.m. Friday, inside a cell located at 2255 E. 103rd Place, said Police News Affairs Officer Veejay Zala.

The man was taken to Advocate Trinity Hospital where he was pronounced dead today at 7:44 a..m, according to police and the Cook County medical examiner's office.

The man was identified as Okoi Ofem of the 8700 block of South Muskegon Avenue, according to the medical examiner's office.

Ofem's cause of death was pending an autopsy scheduled for Sunday.

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