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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So true. She was most offended that this lesser person was telling her she was doing something wrong. I disagree about the apology. It was crap. She wouldn't use his name, she reiterated that it was because she was afraid of him - didn't you notice the odd sentence about thinking of the police as a protection agency. It was poorly worded bullshit mostly focused on how her life has been destroyed. There was very little admission of what she did wrong. She didn't say "I should have leashed my dog and told Mr. Cooper I was sorry". There was no real admission of what she did wrong.[/quote]

I'm the PP you were responding to.  While I think she was completely at fault, I give her some credit for her apology.  She actually did say some of the things you say she didn't.  Here is her statement:
[url]https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/statement-from-amy-cooper-on-central-park-incident-301065492.html[/url]
[quote][u]I want to apologize to Chris Cooper for my actions when I encountered him in Central Park yesterday.[/u]  I reacted emotionally and made false assumptions about his intentions [u]when, in fact, I was the one who was acting inappropriately by not having my dog on a leash.[/u]  When Chris began offering treats to my dog and confronted me in an area where there was no one else nearby and said, "You're not going to like what I'm going to do next," I assumed we were being threatened when all he had intended to do was record our encounter on his phone. [u] He had every right to request that I leash my dog in an area where it was required.[/u]  I am well aware of the pain that misassumptions and insensitive statements about race cause and would never have imagined that I would be involved in the type of incident that occurred with Chris.  I hope that a few mortifying seconds in a lifetime of forty years will not define me in his eyes and that he will accept my sincere apology.[/quote]

She did use his name.  She did some of what she did wrong, but not the most egregious part that she tried too weaponize the police by falsely depicting a black man attacking a white woman in the park.  She did admit she was acting inappropriately by not having her dog on a leash and she started with the apology.  [/quote]4

Well, she also spoiled the life of a married man when she wanted to force a romantic relationship on him. She told the pregnant girlfriend of the man who was in the process of divorce from his wife, that she had given money to the man so that he could get his girlfriend aborted. '

She is all kinds of evil.  Go back to her childhood. She has been sexually, emotionally, physically or mentally abused by her family. She is too damaged, angry, racist, hateful and heinous a person.   She cannot be saved. Such people should be culled from the gene pool because they have criminal minds.  If she was a male and had the physical strength she would be the BTK serial killer.  [/quote]

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