Church is vandalized with BLM graffiti

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

"come get me, sucka!"

 

[:-)]

 

[Another Man]

Cacs on

 

[Rell84shots]

One of the vandals was heard saying "Let's agitate the gravel" before running away.

 

[RitchieRatchett]

It's like they whole concept of black ppl & race relations in general is based on old reruns of 'The Jeffersons' & 'All in the Family'

I remember when they tried 2 claim there was a video of Michelle Obama saying 'kill whitey'.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

 

[Professor Mac]

They're not dumb enough to think people will actually believe BLM did this, are they?

 

[Kobes Two Jerseys]

 

[8WON6]

I know it's fake based on "whitey".

 

[Kobes Two Jerseys]

If I had to bet, it was a female cac who did this. The writing is a dead giveaway.

 

[cornercommission2k12]

 

[Behind-the-wheel]

They're not dumb enough to think people will actually believe BLM did this, are they?

fukkin race baiters.
They are trying to start a race war by doing shyt like this and getting the racists spun up.
Everyone knows that when black people spray paint, the rep their set...not any damn socio-political movements.

 

[DaylitoJames]

Seems like some shyt Lionel Jefferson would be capable of with George giving his nod of approvial

 

[Atlrocafella]

they need to try harder.

 

[TheNig]

They're not dumb enough to think people will actually believe BLM did this, are they?

Didn't some jackass vandalize his own car some years back and tried to blame it on BLM??

Yup...

Man vandalizes own truck, blames it on Black Lives Matter

A Texas man who received $6,000 from sympathizers after he claimed miscreants vandalized his truck with anti-police messages has been arrested after authorities say he scrawled the graffiti himself.

Scott Lattin was hauled away from his home in handcuffs Friday by police who say he lied earlier this month about how the "Black Lives Matters" messages and expletives were spray painted on his white pickup truck.

The disabled veteran had blamed vandals, telling Fox 4 News his truck was targeted because his family visibly backed law enforcement officers.

He had "Police Lives Matter" written on the rear window of his car and blue ribbons tied around his property to show his support.

"They need support so they can feel what they do, putting their lives on the line every day, is worth it," Lattin told the news station last week.

The father said trespassers caused $5,000 worth of damage after he said they tore off the glove box, ripped up the seats, stole electronics and spray painted messages like "F--- your flag, your family, your feelings, your faith."

Dozens of donations started pouring in for the family through a GoFundMe page after the news station broke the story.

Many were police officers or relatives of cops.

It raised about $6,000 before it was taken down.

But police now believe he made the whole thing up to collect insurance money after noticing discrepancies in his story.

There was no damage to the inside of his truck when police arrived to take the initial report, but they suddenly appeared when reporters came to interview him, Whitney Police Chief Chris Bentley told Fox 4.

"Very disturbing," Bentley said. "We have so many groups that have participated and come to Whitney, Texas of all places to help these people — and for them to have been deceived? It's just wrong."

Lattin was arrested on a misdemeanor charge of making a false police report.

He told Fox 4 he didn't vandalize his own truck.

"That's absolutely not true. Absolutely not true," Lattin said.