Megyn Kelly was correct: Black protester’s “silent confrontation” with Chicago cop was NOT silent

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Laquan McDonald Shooting Protest

“Fuck the Police!”

Around 300 protesters took to the streets of Chicago Tuesday evening after first-degree murder charges were brought against police officer who shot and killed a 17-year-old black youth in 2014. — Around 300 protesters took to the streets of Chicago Tuesday evening after first-degree murder charges were brought against a Chicago police officer who shot and killed a 17-year-old black youth in 2014.

NOT TRUE:
“This guy is having a silent protest with this police officer,” said Fowler. “This is his First Amendment right.” (Raw Story)

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Megyn Kelly was correct – – “silent confrontation” was NOT silent. – Black protester did more than just stare at a Chicago cop… (Plus, black protesters threatened a white woman) This “silent confrontation” was NOT silent at all…

It looks to me that Jason Van Dyke should have been removed from the Chicago police force long before he fired 16 shots into Laquan McDonald. He had some 20 complaints against him. I’m also perplexed as to why it took 13 months for charges to be filed, and why the family of Laquan McDonald received a reported 5 million dollars before any criminal indictment was ever filed. Once again, we have an independent reporter rather that the “mainstream media” who forced the had of the Chicago Police into releasing the video. This all looks like an attempted cover-up by the Chicago police to me.

FOX News camera operator, Lori Bullerdick, just sent me a clip from her video. That's me in the background. — A view from the other direction – FOX News camera operator, Lori Bullerdick, sent me a still clip from her video. That’s me in the background.

I like to follow people who I suspect might be at the center of some sort of controversy. This is a shot I took of the not-so silent protester before he engaged with the police.

This is a shot of the demonstrator yelling at the police. He walked all the way down the line yelling through his bullhorn. He then came back to this officer and continued his verbal assault. I was amazed at how restrained the police were.

This is a shot of the demonstrator engaging with another Chicago police officer. This cop had coughed, and when he did, the demonstrator turned and said “What you coughing for? You want some of this too?” The demonstrator then went on to demand that the officer beat him with his baton – something he continued to say to the other office multiple times. He was obviously trying to aggravate the cops into taking action against him.