In the US, a teenager turned on the song "F – k Tha Police" during the funeral of a police officer
'12.07.2017'
Source: New York Post
A teenager from the Bronx, New York, decided to express his anger to the police by including the song in public. NWA "F – k Tha Police". He brought a column to the window of his apartment on the third floor and turned on the music. At that moment, thousands of policemen gathered downstairs for the funeral of a colleague, an officer, Miozotis Family, who was shot during the Independence Day celebration.
According to New York Post, 16-year-old Julien Rodriguez stated that he was “satisfied» deed because angry at the police officers. According to the guy, his brother and best friend were killed by the cops.
“If they didn't show respect to my brother and friend, why should I respect them?” He said indignantly.
Near 20, police officers approached Rodriguez's apartment and tried to convince him to turn off the music.
In the end, the guy did, later he apologized for his action because the commander threatened to kick his family out of the house. It is noted that the cops at the funeral were angry with such disrespect for them.
The newspaper's staff tried to find out if Julien had told the truth about the murder of his brother and friend, but could not find any records of their death.
We add that the portal Reddit a stormy discussion ensued. Netizens expressed their opinions. Some expressed gratitude to the guy for such a daring act, others on the contrary called him “g * vnyuk». Someone wrote that he believes Julien's words and also hates cops.
One of the users believes that the guy just wanted to attract attention and achieved his goal.
“Those who are disrespectful to the police are usually people who are brainwashed that all police officers are corrupt. And the media also plays a huge role in this. One police officer commits an unjust murder, all police officers are to blame. Which is stupid. Leave alone all the dead officers who died trying to make our streets safer. God bless the fallen heroes, ”wrote the user prof_cartmanez.
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