Teen girl got arrested next to CVS right outside Tenleytown-AU Metro Station

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Right after Jackson Reed High School students had gotten out, I was walking by the Tenleytown metro station next to the CVS and saw a teen girl getting arrested and her group of friends were next to her. It seemed like something very bad had happened and I was wondering if anyone knew what happened - I know some kids recorded it. Please let me know.

So many racist dog whistles in a single paragraph. WTF? How do people like you exist here, hiding in plain sight?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Right after Jackson Reed High School students had gotten out, I was walking by the Tenleytown metro station next to the CVS and saw a teen girl getting arrested and her group of friends were next to her. It seemed like something very bad had happened and I was wondering if anyone knew what happened - I know some kids recorded it. Please let me know.

So many racist dog whistles in a single paragraph. WTF? How do people like you exist here, hiding in plain sight?

SHE NEEDS TO KNOW!!!!!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Right after Jackson Reed High School students had gotten out, I was walking by the Tenleytown metro station next to the CVS and saw a teen girl getting arrested and her group of friends were next to her. It seemed like something very bad had happened and I was wondering if anyone knew what happened - I know some kids recorded it. Please let me know.

So many racist dog whistles in a single paragraph. WTF? How do people like you exist here, hiding in plain sight?

SHE NEEDS TO KNOW!!!!!!!

She sees a young Black woman getting arrested and thinks she’s entitled to all the details?

Did it ever occur to her (clearly not) that young Black people get arrested all the time for no reason at all?

But she automatically assumed she MUST have been guilty of SOMETHING, right? Because to her, all Black people are criminals.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Right after Jackson Reed High School students had gotten out, I was walking by the Tenleytown metro station next to the CVS and saw a teen girl getting arrested and her group of friends were next to her. It seemed like something very bad had happened and I was wondering if anyone knew what happened - I know some kids recorded it. Please let me know.

So many racist dog whistles in a single paragraph. WTF? How do people like you exist here, hiding in plain sight?

SHE NEEDS TO KNOW!!!!!!!

She sees a young Black woman getting arrested and thinks she’s entitled to all the details?

Did it ever occur to her (clearly not) that young Black people get arrested all the time for no reason at all?

But she automatically assumed she MUST have been guilty of SOMETHING, right? Because to her, all Black people are criminals.

I was being sarcastic which I thought was obvious. I was one of the first one to tell her to mind her own business and stop gossiping about minors online.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Right after Jackson Reed High School students had gotten out, I was walking by the Tenleytown metro station next to the CVS and saw a teen girl getting arrested and her group of friends were next to her. It seemed like something very bad had happened and I was wondering if anyone knew what happened - I know some kids recorded it. Please let me know.

So many racist dog whistles in a single paragraph. WTF? How do people like you exist here, hiding in plain sight?

SHE NEEDS TO KNOW!!!!!!!

She sees a young Black woman getting arrested and thinks she’s entitled to all the details?

Did it ever occur to her (clearly not) that young Black people get arrested all the time for no reason at all?

But she automatically assumed she MUST have been guilty of SOMETHING, right? Because to her, all Black people are criminals.

I was being sarcastic which I thought was obvious. I was one of the first one to tell her to mind her own business and stop gossiping about minors online.

You sound racist AF too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Surprise - people, including teens, break the law and get arrested regularly.

Actually, in DC this is fairly surprising.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Right after Jackson Reed High School students had gotten out, I was walking by the Tenleytown metro station next to the CVS and saw a teen girl getting arrested and her group of friends were next to her. It seemed like something very bad had happened and I was wondering if anyone knew what happened - I know some kids recorded it. Please let me know.

So many racist dog whistles in a single paragraph. WTF? How do people like you exist here, hiding in plain sight?

SHE NEEDS TO KNOW!!!!!!!

She sees a young Black woman getting arrested and thinks she’s entitled to all the details?

Did it ever occur to her (clearly not) that young Black people get arrested all the time for no reason at all?

But she automatically assumed she MUST have been guilty of SOMETHING, right? Because to her, all Black people are criminals.

Of course. The police, many of whom are black, have nothing better to do than to randomly arrest young black people for no reason at all. There's no possibility that such arrests won't be thrown out by prosecutors or courts, or that there could be any legal or disciplinary repercussions for unjustified warrantless arrests. Sure seems more plausible than the idea that arrests happen to people who commit crimes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Right after Jackson Reed High School students had gotten out, I was walking by the Tenleytown metro station next to the CVS and saw a teen girl getting arrested and her group of friends were next to her. It seemed like something very bad had happened and I was wondering if anyone knew what happened - I know some kids recorded it. Please let me know.

So many racist dog whistles in a single paragraph. WTF? How do people like you exist here, hiding in plain sight?

SHE NEEDS TO KNOW!!!!!!!

She sees a young Black woman getting arrested and thinks she’s entitled to all the details?

Did it ever occur to her (clearly not) that young Black people get arrested all the time for no reason at all?

But she automatically assumed she MUST have been guilty of SOMETHING, right? Because to her, all Black people are criminals.

I was being sarcastic which I thought was obvious. I was one of the first one to tell her to mind her own business and stop gossiping about minors online.

You sound racist AF too.

You sound incredibly dumb if that’s what you got from my responses.

[Anonymous]

Why’d they arrest her?

Why didnt they send a violence interupter instead?

[Anonymous]

Tenleytown is booming with new development. Two new health clubs, two new high end grocery stores, upscale apartment complex completed within the last two years. Where is the alleged decline ?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Right after Jackson Reed High School students had gotten out, I was walking by the Tenleytown metro station next to the CVS and saw a teen girl getting arrested and her group of friends were next to her. It seemed like something very bad had happened and I was wondering if anyone knew what happened - I know some kids recorded it. Please let me know.

Who cares.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People keep trying to tell me Tenleytown is a lawless hellhole in precipitous decline yet it's apparently still so boring there that simply the sight of a teenager getting arrested is exciting enough to warrant a crowdsourced investigation.

Those two facts align, yes. It's out-of-the-ordinary to see a teenager getting arrested in an area that is normally overrun with teenagers, a significant number of whom are up to no good.

I've seen teens dealing drugs at that location too, but cops normally leave them alone.

This is how the Mayor promotes increased crime.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People keep trying to tell me Tenleytown is a lawless hellhole in precipitous decline yet it's apparently still so boring there that simply the sight of a teenager getting arrested is exciting enough to warrant a crowdsourced investigation.

Those two facts align, yes. It's out-of-the-ordinary to see a teenager getting arrested in an area that is normally overrun with teenagers, a significant number of whom are up to no good.

I've seen teens dealing drugs at that location too, but cops normally leave them alone.

This is how the Mayor promotes increased crime.

It's called free market capitalism. It's either this or socialism.