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“Police Purge” Underway in Baton Rouge:

 

Three Officers Shot Dead Amid Protest

 

 

Sputnik, Moscow, 17 July 2016

 

At least three officers have been shot in Baton Rouge only a week after the 
deadly attacks in Dallas that left five officers dead and a dozen others 
wounded as protests have soured into violence over the deaths of Alton Sterling 
and Philando Castile at the hands of cops.

 

Baton Rouge officials confirm that seven officers have been shot in Baton 
Rouge, Louisiana — 3 have been killed and the other 4 are in critical condition 
at this time. Initial reports indicating that the attacker has been killed by 
police have been confirmed by local KTLA Channel 5 News.

 

​​The Mayor of East Baton Rouge cautioned that this is still an active shooter 
situation as there are some concerns that there is a second assailant still on 
the loose. The Mayor also said that they are still investigating the motive 
behind the attack.

 

​"Right now, we are trying to get our arms around everything," said Holden. 
"It's just been one thing after another."

 

The attacks come one week after the FBI issued a Situational Information Report 
(SIR) warning cops of a credible threat of a "police purge" in Baton Rouge. The 
advisory was dated for July 8 to 10, but additional warnings have been issued 
by the FBI that radical activists may be looking to target police with deadly 
force.

 

Alton Sterling

 

​Baton Rouge has been ground zero for protests against police brutality by the 
activist group Black Lives Matter in the wake of the killing of Alton Sterling 
at the hands of local police. A bystander videotaped two cops holding Sterling 
down on the ground before one officer discharged his weapon several times at 
point blank range.

 

​Less than 24-hours after the country was reeling from the unjust killing of 
Alton Sterling, a livestream video went viral on Facebook showing an innocent 
Philando Castile bleeding out after being shot by an officer while his 
girlfriend narrated the tape and his four year old daughter sat in the back 
seat of the car.

 

Over the last week peaceful protesters with Black Lives Matter have been 
pummelled by police in militarized riot gear who arrested individuals simply 
for filming the protests causing renewed outrage across the country.

 

New Black Panther Party

 

​The situation has begun to deteriorate as a group identifying itself as the 
New Black Panther Party has taken to the front lines of the protest with 
weapons in tow. The presence of the radical activists who have called for the 
use of force have greatly undermined public sentiment in favour of the cause of 
addressing police brutality with the social media punditry reverting to full-on 
racism in response to the attacks.

 

​The New Black Panther Party has been identified by the Southern Poverty Law 
Center as a black Nationalist hate group and is considered much more radical 
than its peaceful counterpart Black Lives Matter.

 

 

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