F1,

I would consider Cartel operatives if they hired locals to due such a gruesome task. The head was found on a loop street , one way in & out, which mean someone had to see a vehicle pull up to that residdnts ( depending on time of course). So far i think the incident happened on Green Ave where the body was found. All that area i think is a predominantly Black neighborhood.

Gets,

In regards to Kingston Frazier i found out that the 27th homicide was the kid's uncle. He owned a Westside barbershop and was involved in community outreach activity. A gunman walk into his barbershop and shoots him then immediately walk out. Nothing is stolen.

And I'm not saying it was a cartel that did the killing, just that it's a possibility not to be ruled out yet.

These teens were selling water on the National Mall. Then they got handcuffed

By Donovan Harrell

dharrell@mcclatchydc.com

Tourists visiting the National Mall in Washington D.C. in the summer can expect to occasionally see people on the street lugging coolers around and selling water.

Three teenagers, ranging in age from 16 and 17, were allegedly attempting to do just that before being handcuffed by plainclothes police officers Thursday afternoon.

Tim Krepp, a tour guide, took photos of the incident, which happened near the Washington Monument and posted them on Twitter. The post has since been retweeted more than 12,000 times as of Friday evening.

Undercover @usparkpolicepio handcuffing kids on @NationalMallNPS for selling water. pic.twitter.com/7iSqP4UYMq
— Tim Krepp (@timkrepp) June 22, 2017

Krepp got in heated debates on Twitter with various users throughout the day arguing the arrest was racist since the teens were African-American.

"My kids sell water and everyone smiles at them. These kids do it and get arrested. It IS racist," Krepp tweeted.

A spokeswoman for the U.S. Park Police Sgt. Anna Rose, told U.S. News & World Report that the teens were detained for “illegally selling water” without a permit, and believed the whole situation “has gotten blown out of proportion.”

"Vending on the National Mall is illegal without a permit," Rose told U.S. News & World Report. "The National Park Service has a whole office dedicated to permitting."

The teens were held until their parents arrived. They were let off with a warning, according to WJLA.

Some Washington D.C. elected officials were concerned about the arrests.

After getting reports of the incident, D.C. Council member Charles Allen, a Democrat, sent a letter to the U.S. Park Police Chief.

"I can't help but think how the reaction by these same officers might have varied if different children had set up a quaint hand-painted lemonade stand on the same spot. While still the same violation of selling a beverage without proper permits and licenses, I doubt we would have seen little girls in pigtails handcuffed on the ground,” the letter read.

CM @CharleAllen has sent a letter to @USParkPolice Chief Robert MacLean regarding handcuffing kids who were selling water on the Mall. pic.twitter.com/TruEFwTnfQ
— CM Allen's Office (@CMCharlesAllen) June 23, 2017

Washington D.C. Rep. Eleanor Norton also weighed in on the incident Friday, saying she would ask the U.S. Park police to explain the arrest.

Putting handcuffs on teens selling water on the Mall as if they were criminals? I’m asking U.S. Park Police to come to my office to explain. https://t.co/0YWIkCTpws
— Eleanor H. Norton (@EleanorNorton) June 23, 2017

Believe it or not, it's not unusual. I think it's insane, but it's not race selective or racist. They're following the laws that legislators wrote. This is what Big Government nanny state laws get people.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/06/11/texas-cops-shut-down_n_7562278.html

https://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/offbeat/2011-07-15-lemonade-stand-shut-down_n.htm

https://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/20...s/#53e5afd12a52

I sure hope those punks didn't get to sell any bottles of water to some kids. Or even worse than this, those bottles handed over to a group of chicks creating a scene with pouring it all over their nicely shaped bodies! It's just a matter of time before they would start using the water for their own car cleaning services which would surely lead to one or another car accident...

That's terrible what happened to those kids who weren't doing anything wrong. Cops can be real assholes.

When I was a young kid, my Grandma (who was visiting) and I went with my Dad to take some things to the dump. He didn't really know the area that well because we were only in California for about six months. So, unknowingly, he dumped the stuff in a PRIVATE dump area. All of a sudden this cop comes down the road lights on, siren. The cop asks my Dad what he's doing on this private road. And my Dad tells him he didn't know it was a private dump. Then, the cop puts my Dad in handcuffs. My Grandma starts getting out of the car yelling at the cop. The cop told her to get back into the car. I thought she was going to hit him with her pocketbook lol. I could see that my Dad was getting aggravated but had to keep his mouth shut because the cop hated his kind, a New Jersey/New Yorker moving into California. Finally, the cop took the cuffs off and let him go. But, it's something that I'll remember my entire life. My Dad had to go to court. He told this story a million times. He said that he told the judge he's "guilty with an explanation". He paid the fine. Back then if you had an east coast accent especially what I call a CITY accent like my parents have, native Californias dislike you. They think you have an attitude when it's not that at all. You only speak up for yourself. They don't like that.

Brea cops are the worst:(

Ya'll may have heard or read about New Jersey Governor Chris Christie recently closing to the public a couple of the state's beaches supposedly for budgetary reasons. However, he was photographed with his family relaxing on one of those closed beaches.

Well, that's not the whole story. Apparently some college kids who had not heard about the closing were on the beach. They noticed what they thought was a stranded whale on the beach and rushed to help it get back in the water. Alas, the whale turned out to be Chris Christie.