Anonymous
Post 04/26/2021 17:07     Subject: A southern Virginia woman tells black neighbor 'You are not the right color' as she calls police
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I call troll. This is too dumb.


The homeowner has Nest camera footage of the entire incident. This is exactly why I say everyone home should have these cameras because video proof can't be discounted.


One of the things that holds me back is the "partnerships" that police have established with Google and Nest. I like to control the data from my home and I have zero confidence that the police won't be able to access my camera as they choose.
Anonymous
Post 04/26/2021 13:45     Subject: A southern Virginia woman tells black neighbor 'You are not the right color' as she calls police
This reminds me of the post in politics saying that America is not racist. Oh, ok.
Anonymous
Post 04/26/2021 13:39     Subject: Re:A southern Virginia woman tells black neighbor 'You are not the right color' as she calls police
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Hilary Langois the racist is a struggling single mother who has had to rely on charity to give her kids Xmas presents. Understandably she is outraged that a black woman exists who is better off financially than she is.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wric.com/community/positively-richmond/everybodys-smiling-police-help-pick-out-christmas-gifts-for-dozens-of-kids/amp/


Understandably?


Sarcasm, PP
Anonymous
Post 04/26/2021 12:56     Subject: Re:A southern Virginia woman tells black neighbor 'You are not the right color' as she calls police
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:https://www.chesterfieldobserver.com/articles/arrest-watch-17/

2009 Hilary A. Langlois, 20, of Statute Street, charged with conspiring to commit a larceny and grand larceny. Is this her? If so, she must figure it takes a criminal to know one. If so, that probably makes her the same one that graduated from my high school, much more recently though, quoted in a local newpaper about a shop class she took for two years.





I don’t think that’s the same woman?


It actually seems likely. It's been 12 years and looks like she's lost weight. The articles about the woman who was just fired from the Food Bank say that her middle name was Alison, and she's 31. That would match if she was 20 years old in 2009.
Anonymous
Post 04/26/2021 12:52     Subject: Re:A southern Virginia woman tells black neighbor 'You are not the right color' as she calls police
Anonymous wrote:Hilary Langois the racist is a struggling single mother who has had to rely on charity to give her kids Xmas presents. Understandably she is outraged that a black woman exists who is better off financially than she is.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wric.com/community/positively-richmond/everybodys-smiling-police-help-pick-out-christmas-gifts-for-dozens-of-kids/amp/


Understandably?
Anonymous
Post 04/26/2021 12:48     Subject: Re:A southern Virginia woman tells black neighbor 'You are not the right color' as she calls police
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:https://www.chesterfieldobserver.com/articles/arrest-watch-17/

2009 Hilary A. Langlois, 20, of Statute Street, charged with conspiring to commit a larceny and grand larceny. Is this her? If so, she must figure it takes a criminal to know one. If so, that probably makes her the same one that graduated from my high school, much more recently though, quoted in a local newpaper about a shop class she took for two years.





I don’t think that’s the same woman?


LOL That is totally the same woman. She just lost her baby fat. Statute Street and Colonial Heights are 10 miles from each other.

Funny - the criminal is accusing someone else illegal actions.
Anonymous
Post 04/26/2021 12:43     Subject: Re:A southern Virginia woman tells black neighbor 'You are not the right color' as she calls police
Regarding the Police searching for drugs, if I had to guess they probably asked to come in and she said yes, to prove a point that she’s not a criminal. No warrant needed.
Anonymous
Post 04/26/2021 12:37     Subject: A southern Virginia woman tells black neighbor 'You are not the right color' as she calls police
Anonymous wrote:S/o was the IHOP woman ever identified? Her video was very clear and I have not seen updates in the news.

What IHOP woman?
Anonymous
Post 04/26/2021 11:43     Subject: A southern Virginia woman tells black neighbor 'You are not the right color' as she calls police
S/o was the IHOP woman ever identified? Her video was very clear and I have not seen updates in the news.
Anonymous
Post 04/26/2021 11:41     Subject: Re:A southern Virginia woman tells black neighbor 'You are not the right color' as she calls police
Anonymous wrote:https://www.chesterfieldobserver.com/articles/arrest-watch-17/

2009 Hilary A. Langlois, 20, of Statute Street, charged with conspiring to commit a larceny and grand larceny. Is this her? If so, she must figure it takes a criminal to know one. If so, that probably makes her the same one that graduated from my high school, much more recently though, quoted in a local newpaper about a shop class she took for two years.





I don’t think that’s the same woman?
Anonymous
Post 04/26/2021 11:21     Subject: Re:A southern Virginia woman tells black neighbor 'You are not the right color' as she calls police
https://www.chesterfieldobserver.com/articles/arrest-watch-17/

2009 Hilary A. Langlois, 20, of Statute Street, charged with conspiring to commit a larceny and grand larceny. Is this her? If so, she must figure it takes a criminal to know one. If so, that probably makes her the same one that graduated from my high school, much more recently though, quoted in a local newpaper about a shop class she took for two years.

Anonymous
Post 04/26/2021 08:44     Subject: Re:A southern Virginia woman tells black neighbor 'You are not the right color' as she calls police
Anonymous wrote:Hilary Langois the racist is a struggling single mother who has had to rely on charity to give her kids Xmas presents. Understandably she is outraged that a black woman exists who is better off financially than she is.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wric.com/community/positively-richmond/everybodys-smiling-police-help-pick-out-christmas-gifts-for-dozens-of-kids/amp/


Excellent find, PP.
Anonymous
Post 04/26/2021 08:11     Subject: Re:A southern Virginia woman tells black neighbor 'You are not the right color' as she calls police
Hilary Langois the racist is a struggling single mother who has had to rely on charity to give her kids Xmas presents. Understandably she is outraged that a black woman exists who is better off financially than she is.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wric.com/community/positively-richmond/everybodys-smiling-police-help-pick-out-christmas-gifts-for-dozens-of-kids/amp/
Anonymous
Post 04/26/2021 07:13     Subject: A southern Virginia woman tells black neighbor 'You are not the right color' as she calls police
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I call troll. This is too dumb.


+1
So sick of all these videos designed to stir everyone up.

Are you crazy. The video is real. People like you are disgusting , you are more interested in maintaining your deniability of other peoples horrific experiences then you are at empathizing and acknowledging that these things happen that they are real and that people are suffering with them and because of them.
Shane on you.
Anonymous
Post 04/26/2021 04:53     Subject: Re:A southern Virginia woman tells black neighbor 'You are not the right color' as she calls police
Anonymous wrote:The CEO made this comment in regards to now former employee.

“It was a very sad situation,” Hill said. “This young lady has been with us for a couple of years, and she’s grown a lot in her life. She’s really tried to work hard to change. She’s a single mother and she’s worked hard to try to provide for her children.”

Pretty loaded, "tried to work hard to change." Wonder if her job started off as court-ordered community service?


It’s pretty easy to search court records in VA now. Heck you can just search google and find out a pretty significant tidbit about this lady’s financial and family situation within the past five years. I don’t know how her food bank job started, but she almost certainly had very limited employment prospects.