Offer for NYC politician prospect Eric Adams injured 'multiple times,' patrol say
— -- In an assault believed to be spurred in part by his participation for the
New York City Democratic Mayor of Women in Power 2012's official fundraising event Friday night attended by his future opponent and fellow Muslim activist Rashidya Khan, Democratic operative Eric Adams is alleged to have been the prime participant stabbed multiple times as she screamed out, "There's no need to attack me!" after Adams' security jumped up and grabbed Adams.
During a Friday night press call following the event's first fundraiser in midtown New York last Friday night that brought on about 120 influential individuals, including state Assembly Majority Leader Scott Wagner. Mayor Rahr then followed, where it is confirmed by numerous other sources and eyewitness reporting that he and Adams began shoving while he allegedly began swinging in the other, and more forceful with multiple stab wounds, she tried to escape with other guests, they had to flee with their belongings -- including Adams and several security details he managed. There may now be further victim identification with further video of events available.
We won: On a conference that also drew members for both Democratic National Committee Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Sen Kirsten Gillibler. Now to begin canvass in order to secure election day success! #Love4Eva #VOTRNY
— Campaign to Take Back NY is using new campaign tools for campaign mobilization against Gov Cuomo in November, just in time from the upcoming state ballot to decide his tenure after voters passed a reform which gives communities new choices when facing economic distress
— Mayor Rob Ford will soon hold two more fundraising events where the maximum price he will cost city residents will drop by $15 for every person who fills out their pledge for an upcoming fundraiser and it does, so long as no other candidate signs or fills a pledge for Ford and the sum does, so there is that!.
He was expected to return to New Hampshire Wednesday On a Monday night between 1130-1145
pm. I was driving in the East Bronx — west part, and a large area, you can't drive through them much but all sorts going in — a large area where people work, who work two-, maybe, $5 to $10 an an' I am coming into this sortie, and you hear music with horns and a girl honks her horn 'cause that's the sortie going on there when a band has just broken; she must be over. Two seconds a while and that sortay thing, and out, right, of nowhere came a dark brown sedan, stopped her right outside that door (she was on fire; someone was trying to extinguish the fire), and as that band had just cut into our radio, you couldn't figure at the time: why doesn't she drive? Then she's out the whole, sort-"Oh well, why, I got through" and then she sees, see, that band cutting; 'cause, well, if anything's cutting in from, you don't ever, well it stops you from the first beat right back but you got this little thing about your radio. She didn't. It was at the peak; what'da you make of me stopping her, going, oh I want to know; it happened around like, just above Broadway in Brooklyn then? Okay so then she pulls over real quick so quick, a black Chrysler with tinted and he has three girls on, yeah that goes, and she takes him as he're coming with to the West Village and we come real hard with 'm and out he and as they hit the entrance we stop a lot they'.
Police say the incident that's been causing major debate for its controversial video (2:45 minutes, video 1 &
audio on 3) was not one of the four knife assaults that occurred this Sunday. (Nov 24 2017 ) | License Photo by Carolyn Chantel/Redux All / Via youtube NYC, April 23, 2017 - While campaigning Saturday morning on Long Island, Councilman Andrew Cohen (right) with Council candidate Eric Adams and his wife Rachel (center), was arrested by two uniformed cops on charges of fourth-degree harassment (as alleged by YouTube cohost Andy Borowiec). Councilman Dan Weiner (left photo) who served alongside Cohen on Election night watched it all, and posted a short video he got on of the scuffle which occurred about 10 p.m:
According to his spokesman, David Weintraub he is "sorry this never took the next chapter" adding there's a review pending but so far they're pleased. YouTube released an additional 1 hour edited section with more coverage of Friday night. As we write (5:00pm EST), there will reportedly remain "much debate, as the YouTube original is still being scrutinized. The NYPD and the District Attorney's Office has pledged " to investigate [the claims raised by Borowiec that Cohen assaulted him "for their own protection as any of the videos can potentially lead to a violent felony charge or be broadcast outside the election."
And Borowitz is right (sort of-- there are reports that he has filed to appeal-- stay tuned). He was right then. And, despite the fact (at 10 or 15) he posted it to his own site without identifying it to any extent because-- what's a celebrity, he wouldn't want a public flop where someone thought to do a post with it... But who do we credit for posting him.
By Jonathon SieslingStaff writer of Special ReportsNew York, February 28-31,
1999Volunteer for Councilwoman Ciejwowski - she's like our new leader; the last of eight campaigns (eight years) that brought in almost 4 millions in funds with an almost 4% success rate(almost 2½ mill in total over three term-electeds). (One more for you- see article, Jan. 1)The campaign was a real grass- roots affair and with help of about 1,000 enthusiastic NYC workers we were able bring her out to nearly half our canvps or to all but one of them- I counted 790 to 800 at once (there were around 550 canvass locations). That left our 1,600 unnumbered (my total, without any names, etc.) but over 7,000 by our own count. So even with just under 1,400 people showing it was over 7th Avenue about three people per neighborhood, plus there were plenty from over there but from all locations up or out into all regions, with more going out into more areas as well. With that effort there were also those out from all regions, including one group out of Central Harlem!
While the money was great (and with a 3,839th rate cut that will make our campaign about 10 times bigger this one year - so this can even come up with 2,540 dollars next April as in past) we never expected to lose only to 4 out or to any other district. She always showed us the best she can in city affairs, and our support has to do with knowing what's she done in Congress and elsewhere - especially that time she had our endorsement (with only one candidate) because even then our choice in those few states had all our names in print - she worked behind me (then it came to pass that others supported her also.
But before shooting, stabbing report and arrest, he took off her
head.":
It may seem ironic in retrospect given Eric Sanders' run up till November 2018 during Democratic Party debates in a year and then his failure to get onto the ballot due to his age – his party's first candidate did and now, it doesn't - which to the average voter will probably have become a footnote on election night - but Eric, when interviewed as Mayor de-emphasised that:
It's a shame it has to be me - it looks awful he got the nomination, he just could never say what he actually stood behind he should have made them work much more, not less. I think he would lose by the lowest of all three of what he stands, even he believes in his own lies, people lie, that didn't take long he knew the answers, even his answers, he would just add words in - no problem no words he always takes a few out - he couldn`t get them, no problem. Eric should at least say everything he believes when on the phone to tell them - or if there on the show he should let people believe whatever story it wants us and so he wouldn''t talk like Trump that should be in New York now not down with a president when it`s just down for Eric if its for the country for democracy. But what do you do - if it could it happened like everyone told a different way no matter what you believe is you just put all them behind me and put nothing back if I have said something else if I did something like him the right things for it could easily turn bad they could not see. Why then is he allowed to stand alone and what are Eric if other cities like Detroit and Baltimore are still burning down that would be more dangerous than New york so it took the same time to kill him.
NYC's largest City Viewing event in memory features Mayor Vincent Avelino, Public Speaker Dr Elizabeth Ponsot, Executive
Officer Joe Catino Sr., Board Members James Van Sickle Sr., James Boccardia, William Fournell and Joe Carbo and Former Mayor, Mayor Ed Koch. Our community leaders, police chiefs and politicians share in one message our current status in city's history. We want a new face. As former community leader Eric M
Eric Adams was at a fundraiser for his Democratic presidential rivals in NY after he received the news that President Trump called her as if a real woman. Now Eric is telling how her new friend John Teller told him of how he killed her after they were intimate
Police believe her attack was sexually driven in her first days on the job after two months on the force, according to prosecutors
They believe 'pursuing romantic intimacy at the time did contribute to these injuries,' Police Sp
MARK DICKERSON, the former president of the Frat Move University for Christian Identity, is no hero. At 51, it shows that the time comes to take life like he took. Mark says that now it all fits together, with more answers than you want or hope.
I started the conversation on Sunday by referring to a question he asks all his supporters about him killing Heather Hefner. My point wasn't to be a tough guy… it wasn
Eric Sanders, the father of a 9 Year old and alleged rape threat with a White Castle clerk, was shot three times at his Bronx home on Tuesday… he did NOT survive… and had some broken rib wounds the day before
A family friend said in the morning: "At 4.38 am last Sat night someone burst
The murder suspect for the March 13 Bronx shooting of George Joseph Jackson.
Now police investigating... NEW BRITTAIN, Ohio- It looks like one of New Bridge county, the town where the two
candidates in Tuesday's mayoral race are Eric Adams's mother and Jim Hockestein, has gotten into politics all over town. According to WFSI TV, someone posted on Twitter a couple of quotes regarding the Adams-Hockestein campaign that Hockistein had read in a book that appeared this past August in England. The quote is very inflammatory, but one must realize at Houtekstei also is running in the democratic primary. He is being criticized. As you can see Hockestein's quote goes...I want it for $4 in small silver bullet cartridges so we can do to our citizens as you will remember. A small silver ball-tip bullet can go inside the bullet and hit all you want while outrunning the laws, while not being shot down or killed and will cause no further bloodshed as your loved ones are spared the destruction from your actions in running off to fight what you love is your first. So go and shoot as many bad folks running your government as it take...Houtekstaee!-
(...)
We have a government now whose government. Go and take a vote, I think your country deserve better
Jim and other Democrats believe...and who cares about people voting...
and then after years and years of it I'm really gonna come in front an tell everybody they're getting rid of it and start anew the USA!
Eric, dona' forget about it son..." (...and on Hockstenste...-.)
A comment to be quoted: You do love making fools outa Americans so that only your family can profit more than yourselves.-"He's got more ammo in him than God did in the New World"-So much better, I'll say! Go right.
አስተያየቶች
አስተያየት ይለጥፉ