Narrative is everything on the left. Although the Democrats try to keep their distance from the disbanding police, the homeless activists in Los Angeles are still working hard to make the Los Angeles Police Department look like criminals.
The mayor of Los Angeles, Eric Gasetti, is packing up, hoping that he can pass the review of the position of Ambassador Biden so that he can fly to India. As a “just in case” when going out, Garcetti Signed a law The Los Angeles City Council passed a ban on homeless people from establishing temporary shelters within 500 feet of schools, daycare facilities, parks, libraries, and several other places in Los Angeles.
Since that happened last week, the mayor’s residence has been destroyed, And homeless “advocates” have lost their minds (if they had them in the first place).
Tik Tok video has also been circulating. It shows the Los Angeles Police Department on Venice Beach, brandishing a rifle and detaining some homeless people on the beach. The video went viral on the Internet, and it immediately spread that the homeless had been expelled from Venice Beach at gunpoint.
Police carry assault rifles to expel homeless people in Venice Beach pic.twitter.com/19I0veJcbS
-OccuWorld 🏴 (@OccuWorld) August 3, 2021
The TikTok video was fought back, but only after 1.9 million views and a large number of comments by activists and advocates Peanut Gallery.
The disdain and hatred of the Los Angeles Police Department towards the homeless and their allies is indeed disgusting. inhuman.
-Alisha Grauso (@AlishaGrauso) August 4, 2021
Forcing homeless people to move at gunpoint is very disgusting. This is a serious abuse of power, funds can be used to house them, and it is fucking inhumane. Everything else I want to say will make me banned from using this app.screw you @MayorOfLA @ericgarcetti @LAPDHQ https://t.co/QO3jIGQDGG
-Moe Blunts hates capitalism (@gravetendencies) August 3, 2021
Hey @LAPDHQ Why are you all rubbish https://t.co/L1MgqbXW3S
— Vince A. (@soundsbyvince) August 4, 2021
The Twitter handle “Venice Beach Boardwalk” was one of the first to debunk the story of the evil Los Angeles Police Department officials kicking the homeless off the beach.
Please do not spread false information. On Sunday afternoon, a homeless man shot a homeless woman on the beach, and the Los Angeles Police Department responded.This has nothing to do with eviction or housing conditions
Please do not spread false information. On Sunday afternoon, a homeless man shot a homeless woman on the beach, and the Los Angeles Police Department responded.This has nothing to do with eviction or housing conditions https://t.co/dbGsEOCFxb
-Venice Beach Boardwalk (@BoardwalkVenice) August 3, 2021
This happened around July 25, and it took more than a week for the media to notice it and report the facts because of… the priority. In response, the Los Angeles Police Department did not rush to respond. Therefore, a whole week later, people rushed to draw their own conclusions, condemned the top of the Los Angeles Police Department, and demanded the resignation of Chief Michael Moore.
TMZ was released on August 3 this year Report In the video:
Venice Beach looks like a war zone-this video shows police detaining a group of homeless people with assault rifles, but the police said that reports of the tension were distorted on social media.
This video does seem quite threatening-a heavily armed Los Angeles Police Department officer is interrogating five homeless people who are sitting on their knees in front of the makeshift camp with their hands suspended.
Law enforcement sources told TMZ…This happened on the afternoon of July 25, when the police received a call and reported that a man was threatening someone with a gun.
We were told that the police found a BB gun in the area, but no one was arrested because the police could not find the victim. Our source said that when the police receive a call about a gunman, they usually respond with powerful firepower.
The British “Daily Mail” also published A report Regarding social media trends surrounding actual events:
However, this video has been shared many times with the same misunderstood title on Twitter, Instagram and YouTube, including former professional basketball player Rex Chapman and New York rapper Awkword. Many people expressed anger at the armed eviction, some called it a police brutality, while others said it looked like the extinction of the homeless.
The misunderstanding of the video will only exacerbate the hysteria about homelessness and rising crime rates in Venice Beach, as well as the controversial debate about how to solve this problem.
This longer version of the incident from the Santa Monica Close Up YouTube account tells a more complete story:
On August 3, the Los Angeles Police Department confirmed and provided the background of the content shown in the above video Inside story:
Los Angeles Police Department officer Norma Eisenman told Insider that the officer was responding to a radio call warning that someone had used a lethal weapon to carry out an attack. The suspect was described as a white male in a blue tent, who threatened to shoot people with his gun.
The Los Angeles Police Department said the name of the suspect is still unknown, and he claimed that a woman tried to steal his bicycle, which caused him to pull out a bullet gun for defense. According to the Los Angeles Police Department, although the suspect was temporarily detained, it was not illegal to carry a projectile gun and he was eventually released. There are no reports of injuries.
“Officials arrived, and witnesses pointed out that there were so-called men in the tent, armed with pistols and tactical deployment. This is partly described in the ongoing video. These people were ordered to leave the tent and obeyed,” Officer Eisenman told Insider.
This incident will only increase the public relations issues of the Los Angeles Police Department.The department is still suffering June 30th events Their bomb disposal team failed to calculate the controlled detonation force of the confiscated guns and destroyed houses in the South Los Angeles community. People in the community attributed the deaths of the two to the devastating explosion.
The most vicious gang in Los Angeles, also known as lApD, detonated 42 pounds of explosives without supervision, and their sub-gangs (also known as clubs, groups) ruled the community with an iron fist. You want this shit to be as clumsy as the walled era, but they learn. No good person wears a badge. https://t.co/MJgqyUzNy9
— El RicarditX (@the_Richie) August 4, 2021
The department reported the 10th COVID death case this year. Los Angeles TimesWith nearly 10,000 officers, this is less than 1% of the total; however, the People’s City Council and others used this fact to discredit the troops and portray the Los Angeles Police Department as a denial of the new crown virus.
At least 10 @LAPDHQ The official died of COVID. Only 50% of people in this department are drugged and they refuse to wear masks. LAPD is a major public health problem. pic.twitter.com/Lfmc4y7Tyy
-People’s City Council-Los Angeles (@PplsCityCouncil) August 3, 2021
Despite these and self-inflicted injuries, the Los Angeles Police Department chose to cooperate with different communities in Los Angeles to participate in national night activities.
LAPD and our community members have a high turnout rate for the National Night Out in 2021 @LAPDRampart #The way forward pic.twitter.com/3OQpRlNzbm
— Los Angeles Police Department Headquarters (@LAPDHQ) August 4, 2021
Like other major cities, the psychological and tactical wars of the left against law enforcement are rampant throughout Los Angeles. Although brass seems to only contribute to the narrative of evil, belligerence and incompetence in law enforcement, dedicated ordinary people will do their best to continue to do their best to maintain law and order.
