Colin Flaherty: See Something Say Something *Unless Dialing 911 Makes The Black Kids Angry

Colin Flaherty (Author of Don't Make the Black Kids Angry) Commentary News Video "Man accused of calling 911, shooting at paramedics arrested" "Cops warn thief who stole $600 in Girl Scout cookie cash of revenge-seeking tots" "Living while black
Here are all the routine activities for which police were called on African-Americans this year" "Sacramento Black Lives Matter Organizer On Not Calling 911"
https://www.wtsp.com/article/news/man-accused-of-calling-911-shooting-at-paramedics-arrested/67-a18c2137-21a0-4c44-bfcc-9f194f5cd82c
Author: Tim Chong
Published: 9:31 PM EST March 7, 2019
Updated: 7:09 PM EST March 8, 2019
Tyran Young, 32, was already being held at the Sarasota County Jail on unrelated charges.

According to police, on Jan. 7, 911 operators received a message from an automated source that said, "Help, I need help. My address is (redacted), Sarasota, Florida 34234. Please send help, I fell really hard.”

When paramedics arrived to the address, residents told them no one had called from the home. The paramedics returned to their ambulance, and someone opened fire. The driver's door was struck at least twice.

https://abc7chicago.com/cops-warn-thief-who-stole-$600-in-girl-scout-cookie-cash-of-revenge-seeking-tots-/5172361/
By JULIA JACOBO
Wednesday, March 6th, 2019 4:00PM
The man ran up and swiped a money bin containing $600 from a group selling the coveted cookies in front of a QFC grocery store in Seattle on Sunday night, according to the Seattle Police Department. He then fled on foot, police said.

https://www.cnn.com/2018/12/20/us/living-while-black-police-calls-trnd/index.html
By Brandon Griggs, CNN
Updated 8:37 AM ET, Fri December 28, 2018
In 2018, police across the United States have been urged to investigate black people for doing all kinds of daily, mundane, noncriminal activities.

https://sacramento.cbslocal.com/video/3873959-raw-sacramento-black-lives-matter-organizer-on-not-calling-911/
“There’s distrust, anxiety, there's fear,” said Sacramento Black Lives Matter organizer Tanya Faison. While this approach is not being pushed by Sacramento congregations, Faison says supports it.