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eight three three two one two ten seventeen is the number to die welcome back y'all this is the lunch break Ray nitty maybe Shannon DJ brother Z holding us down with the production and sound man we are talking about this uh what's popping with Shannon and spilled over y'all so we talking about you know because you the rich friend are you supposed to pay for everybody things all the time just because you got it at what point

Are you jeopardized or putting yourself in jeopardy to be like, I might not have it no more even if I keep going at this rate.

Come on now.

So how much you said some flights was right?

$30,000 is what these common folk on social media was trying to tell Savannah.

She should have just gone ahead and pay it when they don't even pay half of the Airbnb for the girls trip.

I'm sick of humans, Doug.

Do you know how much a business class flight is?

How much is the business class?

That's what I need to know.

$8,000, fam.

Oof.

Savannah gone just have to zoom in when she gets to Japan.

Hey, give me on the zoom call.

How much is the zoom link?

And that's what I'm saying.

Like her friend was in an $8,000 seat.

Yeah, they acting like her friend just struggling though too and like you said they are clearly business partners So it's obvious that Savannah probably did help along the way putting her friend in position And she probably does help her often but for business trips and stuff like that She

should be able

to foot the bill on her own However, she gonna get there and handle her lodging and handle how she gonna get there Like being being a friend with somebody I will say this too

Being a friend with somebody that's in a position like that, it's just you, you get residual blessings anyway.

So anything else is just something that somebody wants to do for you, or it's something that I feel like you shouldn't be feeling like entitled to.

Like it's crazy to be like, oh, I'm entitled to XYZ.

Stay home.

What are we talking about that?

Like.

I'm gonna say last night I

was

like man like I'm like My love whatever my love.

Yeah.

Yeah used to take care of my friends That wasn't also like an everyday thing every time we was doing something they wasn't coming right with us You know I'm saying like oh, so people met took that one clip or that one business trip situation Just made it seem like even when they fly private on vacations.

She's like you got to take the grab Figure out

you gonna

get here.

Bye

Like, that don't sound like the situation and people just kind of took it and spent it and then tried to just paint her to be this horrible person, which is really messed up.

Consist they out of drama, man.

Crazy.

They tripping on this one.

They tripping on this one.

Super tough, y'all.

Like I said, girls don't even make it out to group chat because folks ain't sent that deposit in.

So the trip didn't even damn happen.

But this is not it This is the only acceptable Savannah pushback or questioning I would even entertain right Really this is no no far as what I'm about to say If somebody made the case like okay, they're on a business trip, right?

This should be able to be

docked as a business expense, right?

And the business could have paid for both of their travels, which probably did happen.

I don't know.

But the business people could if people was like, oh, they could have just used it as a tax write off for the business.

Sure.

OK.

In that case, I would have been like, OK, I could see a path where somebody would say that.

But what people are talking about is her using her personal money.

to go money and not the business's money.

So that would have been the only scenario I would have been like, all right, cool, maybe you got a point.

But nobody made that point.

Just a bunch of common folks talking about a $30,000 ticket.

You got it blow it.

We got our creation.

He said stay on your level at all times never expect or feel privileged about anything eventually it will create a habit expectation willing can become happy I'm telling

you I've seen it.

I've seen it numerous of times man with people just

expected you to always get the section, expected you to always get the bottles, expected you to always get everybody in.

And that's how I learned to like start traveling light, man.

I'll pull up to these points by myself.

See, that's why I said I would be the one that's like, get out of my section.

I'm not here.

You didn't put it on this.

Straight up.

I do like I said, I understand it to an extent, you know I'm saying like I'm a very like I'm one of those people like I want my friends to go even birthday parties and stuff like that That's why I stop don't want them sometime because it's like if I'm inviting people somewhere and I really want them to come and I'm like, you know what?

I don't want to hear no excuses.

I'll be like, oh, it's all taken care of just come

We

I got you.

You know I'm saying so

it's like

that's the type of person I am but I

the type of person that have noticed people will get comfortable and start expecting stuff and start looking at you for stuff and it's like

hold on I'm

doing it that at the out the kindness of my heart and it's a very fine line between being the person that's looking out and feeling straight up being the person that's getting used and abused to no matter how much money you got like

I feel

like

it's

not a good feeling when every single time you the one looking out

You don't want foot in the bill every single time you got to be the one to organize stuff.

I don't even Savannah ain't scared y'all y'all are crazy if y'all think Savannah even book in these flights Savannah assistant probably tell us they assistant The assistant probably got an assistant and they tell them to book the flight for Savannah.

That's probably what's going on

Muse going crazy

probably just tell her girl the dates and what they doing and she figure it out

unless it's something like a birthday party, like, oh, we taking a private jet somewhere, be here at this time.

You

know what I'm

saying?

But business trips and stuff like that, I'm highly, I'm going to highly doubt that she's even in charge of booking that stuff.

Right.

No, I agree a thousand percent, man.

We're going to go talk to Allen when we get done talking to Al, y'all.

We're going to talk about this flight attempted high jacket.

Because Al, how you feeling?

What you sipping on?

I ain't sipping on men right now, but probably after that, probably after nine o'clock, somebody gonna be sipping on something on me.

But going forward, what I'm gonna say here, some of these people who feel entitled.

They ain't that type of B. Don't expect nothing of somebody to do something for you that your own snatched, your mouth can't even do while you're buying gift on clearance sales and driving, conducts, or notters, okay?

It's always them kind who have something that old wise saying, I'm not gonna expect for you to do nothing for me that I can't do for myself.

If I know I'm not a $30,000 type of ticket type of B, I'm not gonna expect you to pay for that.

I'm gonna either drive myself,

Catch a train or get there a day before because what happens is when it's time to return the favor, they're either going to get an attitude with you or they're going to buy something on clearance or they're going to give that ass up for free and still be a dirty toilet walking away.

So sometimes the broken, you got to leave at home.

Give it how you get it.

Just because I got it does not mean I have to share.

I agree.

I know that's right.

Everybody appreciate you out.

Thank you for calling

Appreciate cuz I

agree.

It's not always up for a share and that's why like I had to really like Look at my opinion too because last night I was like man that is kind of messed up.

She should be doing Then I'm like I had to really evaluate the clip.

Like I said, I'm like, oh They go into Japan.

It ain't like a girl strip.

It ain't like something she was like, I want you to just come with me

Oh, yeah, buy your ticket.

Like people people just take things out of context and run with it.

Like you said, people $30,000.

It's easy to tell somebody else to spend it.

But it is easy to be like she better.

But it is real easy to tell somebody else to put that bill.

That's my point.

People that ain't flu first class within the states.

I'm telling you, man.

And that you hear me.

Ain't even been on a plane.

Ain't even been on a plane, Shannon.

But

got all this opinion

about somebody else's brick.

I'm willing to bet nobody knew the ticket was probably $30,000 to be in first class to go to Japan.

No, they probably thought it was

spirit price.

Spirit don't even exist.

Spirit like Japan.

Boy.

You better go ask your mama to fly you to Japan.

Get on the ground.

The

spirit ain't playing.

Look, you ain't got no spirit to Japan.

I

can tell you that right now today.

Man.

So we're going to give them a little bit of what's been going on here, Shannon, with this Tel Aviv flight.

If you just ladies and gentlemen, that was what's popping with Shannon, I guess we should always wrap the segment up, huh?

But um This morning like we said y'all flight by flight fz 1073 174 people on board two and a half hours into the flight Cruising at about 34,000 feet the co-pilot pulls a knife

and stabs the captain.

And tries

to

crash the plane, y'all.

Tries to crash the plane.

Don't go anywhere when we come back.

We'll get into this story right here on the award-winning 1017,

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It is a lot going on right now.

833-212-1017 is the number to dial.

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Man.

It's a car on fire at Freighter parking lot.

What?

Check on your folks at our freighter, man.

Just call

make sure.

Fire.

I don't know.

Maybe just overheated or something.

I don't know.

That's how I felt like my car was getting ready to be.

Finally

on fire,

man.

My, my, my, my old school with the

window situation.

Chill out, Shannon.

My old school.

Why

would I know that?

Can you please confirm that he literally said he had to open the door to talk to

you

Oh,

my good.

Welcome back to the award-winning one-on-one, 70 Truth.

This is the lunch break crew, Ray Nitty.

Maybe she had DJ Brother Z. Man.

They say five cars are on fire now.

It's definitely... Five!

What

happened?

There's a lot

of cars that look parked in that picture that I sent.

I

don't know.

Man, what is going... What is going on, fam?

I sent a video where they just sat on.

There's

no way those cars just sat like caught on fire on their own.

Somebody did that.

That's what it sound like.

Or maybe one, you know, they parked so close to each other, one land to the next.

I'd have been pissed if that was down here at the parking lot.

I just got this damn car.

That would be horrible, actually.

Man, shout out to Camarion.

Shout out to Camarion, that young boy.

Nineteen years old, Shannon, working at Cooney's dealership.

Sold me my car yesterday.

Nineteen, man.

Oh, that's right.

That's what's up, boy.

Nineteen?

I was not thinking about selling cars at 19, but he doing his thing, man.

Looks like he had a good day, too.

I've heard it's a good job to car sales is good especially around tax time.

I know they be getting some money

straight up So, yeah, Shannon, um, we're talking about the attempted hijacking today that took place from Dubai to Tel Aviv 174 people One of the captains the co-captain pulled a knife

and stabs the captain tried to crash the plane.

The jet plunges 17,000 feet.

All right.

Jesus.

Yo.

I couldn't even.

Passengers.

I would have just died from being scared.

Man, the way my heart would have been just beating passengers and crew rushed to the cockpit and help subdue the attacker.

And then the detail that sounds the detail that sounds made up two off-duty pilots who happen to be on a board as passengers get into the cockpit and land the plane in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, and everybody survived, John.

Really?

That's intense, man.

That is.

We got

17,000 feet.

To that nose dive 17,000 feet.

I don't even know how long that feels like your nose diving, but oh My gosh

Jesus Let's go ahead check out this video y'all Cleared the flight Dubai flight hijack attempt a jihadist terror attack Israel's defense minister said early intelligence pointed to the aircraft's copilot plotting to crash the plane and kill everyone on board

The flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv was forced to make an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after a struggle left two pilots dead.

Israel Katz said it was part of an attempted jihadist terror attack that was thwarted only thanks to the heroism of several Israeli passengers.

The pilot, who attempted the hijack, has been arrested and is being

questioned.

One of

the pilots stabbed the other and apparently tried to crash the plane, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said.

A passenger and a member of the crew managed to neutralise the suspected terrorist, while another crew member took control of the plane.

The copilot is believed to be from Oman, and Israel is investigating how he was cleared to fly a flight to Israel, given the two countries have no diplomatic relations, and Israel imposes strict controls on foreign crew flying there.

Flying by says the motives behind the suspected hijack attempt are unknown and urged people to refrain from premature speculation.

Serious.

That's scary.

Man.

That's super

scary.

If you just joining us, y'all, we just played a video from the attempted hijacking today.

Flight from Dubai that was headed to Tel Aviv.

And I wear a hundred and seventy four people was on board and Cope the co-pilot pulls out a knife and stabs the pilot Man

he tried to try to take them all out the game.

That's what he tried to do.

He was like we all finna go

Man, this is and

they're lucky

They're lucky that there were two pilots that were off duty on that flight just so happened and they were able to land a plane because that could be a very hectic situation.

The co-pilot is crazy and the main pilot is stabbed.

That could have got real bad real quick.

Quick.

Quick, man.

This is... Oh, no, man.

Feel like this is just kind of like what we was talking about earlier when we started the show It's like so much is going on in the world man And everybody just not focused everybody just And let me not say everybody right maybe I just expect more from humanity.

I Think that's

my problem

That probably is because I don't expect much from these people.

I'll be shocked when people are actually good people at this point like It's getting it's sad because you start getting what is the word jaded?

Mm-hmm,

and it's like you you you get like Excited when people are just decent humans

like

oh wow a decent person

and it

shouldn't be like that

Surprise that somebody did the right thing

Yep

Yeah.

So I guess that makes me think of this question.

Have you ever been in the right place at the exact right time and moment?

And you knew what to do.

Or did you freeze?

Or did you pull out your phone and record?

and recorded a video because you wanted to put on social media and say, check on your peoples.

Man, I've

seen so many of those videos, dude.

Those genuinely disturbed me, bro.

Being on Facebook specifically, I was having a day specifically on Facebook.

I've seen so many like,

brutal videos

do

like It's just gross and they're just like check on your people.

Yeah, cuz I want to see my beloved family member mangled on

the floor

And that's how I find out to go check on them.

Thanks.

Thanks for that.

Yeah, sure I Don't understand that Like what does that help unless there's something going on and you know recording this would help as evidence Sure, but showing somebody

Online at their lowest point is I promise you it's not helpful Unless you're literally showing like what's leading up to it or the person the criminal that we got to find and catch Yeah, I get it then but like a lot of times it'd be the aftermath of some somebody car Wrapped around the tree body inside of the tree like what are we doing

here check on your people?

You right there

You not checking on the people's You right there recording this person die telling the internet to check on your

people Not even trying to administer life-saving measures not even on the phone with the police like yo like this is going on blah blah like what should I do next?

Should I just talk to them?

They just walking over the body.

Excuse me.

Come on your

people.

They right here.

I just stepped on his ankle like

Come on people are so desensitized

100% That's the bingo right there That is what I was getting to for the whole show Shannon We are so desensitized man that like we We prioritize Going viral

Versus prioritizing like the validity of life Like real life is happening when we like somebody could be dying Right there when you say and check on your people

Yeah

And we just

I

don't

know if

you feel like you can't do anything.

At least give that person comfort in their last minutes.

Goodness.

I

record.

I'm like, I'd be so irritated dying like if somebody got their phone in my hand, you look, you're going to be what?

Well, really?

Man, like, oh, my goodness.

You don't even stop for a prayer.

Like that's how desensitized we is.

All the religions in the world.

Nobody let me not say nobody because I have seen people recording and I'm going to tell you what's funny about not even funny.

What's amazing about it?

The times I did see somebody praying over the situation.

It was a black woman.

It was a black woman on her knees praying in the video while somebody is doing a check on your people's video.

It's a black woman praying.

Don't go anywhere, y'all.

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What up y'all welcome back to the award winning one on one seven the truth This is the lunch break crew Ray nitty.

Maybe Shannon DJ brother Z holding us down with the production and sound How you feeling Shannon

Man, I'm feeling good.

We have we had a full menu today for sure.

We definitely getting through it

We did, man.

We did.

I'm

still tripping about that flight.

Somebody tried to take over a flight.

That is crazy.

Tried to take over the flight,

y'all.

Them people better than me all have been whooping his head on the way down.

So this is like, this is also what I mean, right?

Like, it's so much going on in the world.

And

there's

so many polarizing things that is happening, right?

And at the end of the day.

Innocent lives are caught in the middle.

All right.

For sure.

At the end of the day, ultimately is innocent lives that end up being lost in the middle.

Now you have.

Israeli people will be.

Fearful to fly now, because it's not no telling or what you know what I mean.

Now you got.

Iranians and Palestinians probably fearful of even more retaliation, whatever it looks like.

It's just not good energy for the city, man.

I want everybody to be able to love who they love, operate how they operate, without having to be oppressed.

You know what I'm saying?

Killed, murdered for what you believe in.

I just think it's too much real stuff going on.

where people are just not taking life serious.

Parents aren't parenting seriously.

A lot of people trying to be their friends.

And I don't know, Sharon.

I'm just

feel like we we had a point in the world where there's so much going on at all times like you can't.

I feel like you can't turn on the TV.

You can't look at your phone without.

Something else crazy from food shortages to food recalls to gas prices

to

hijacking planes to kids doing stuff that it's like where we are the parents like in times like this We really got to hold our loved ones close and really try to you know Explain the seriousness of what's going on in the world to them You know

I'm saying

and just explain them how fragile life is as well like it's so much going on right now, and it's just so easy to

Think it's easy for people to just only worry about they self like we talk about all the time.

It takes a village, right?

But even when people inside their own families only worry about themselves sometimes and it's just Man, it ain't the time.

It's time to definitely come together Hmm

man, what is coming together look like?

What is coming together look like as a community?

I know we've had this conversation before.

What does it look like?

Because right now, we know what, I won't even say the narrative, but we know what the reality is in our community.

Right now, parents are like, you better not say nothing to my kid, else I'll come tear this.

Mm-hmm And your kid is in school terrorizing everybody But can't nobody tell you none or tell your kid nothing

And then you got people where it's like they don't seem to be super involved in their kids life until things go left

Until

things go wrong now you now you at the court dates now you well, well, that was my baby boy and it's just like

where were you at when things was going wrong even like i don't know the exact story i haven't seen enough of it but did you see the uh story about the Milwaukee kid that killed his classmate and they said the mom picked them up and dropped them off and hasn't seen them since so he's still on the run i don't know as of today if he's still on the run um but that that kind of bothered me too it's like

Dang you could pick him up and help him disappear after he didn't murder this classmate But why couldn't you when you see him going down the wrong path?

Why don't you pick him up and help him disappear and go to a different place then

you know I'm saying like a

lot of these kids

which one you talking about

which I Gotta find

was that the south side

actually it

was recent.

I believe

It was very recent, like last week.

That's why I was like, we don't have a lot of information on it because from what I understand, he's on the run.

Let me look

into it though.

But

yeah, from what I read.

I

think they recently picked him up.

Yeah, from what I did read, they say his mom picked him up after he did it, dropped him off somewhere and he was on the run.

So it's like, if you have the means to help him go on the run, you have the means to

send him somewhere to be away from whatever is, you know, putting him in these environments, you know, and it's probably not just that easy, but man.

Yeah, if it's the same situation that you're talking about, the one where they got on the bus and then when he got off the bus, he killed the guy.

Yeah.

So what that's also stemming from, from what I learned is there was a fight in school, like,

previously, the day before or something like that, right?

And,

you

know, somebody got the best of somebody.

And a person that lost a fight in school, a person that lost a fight in school, if I'm remembering how this was told to me, is that the kid that

got killed was on the bus.

And the other guy that lost the fight was on the bus as well.

They must have exchanged words on the bus.

Then when he got off, the kid killed him and then they just just went about his day.

And I'm not going to say where I got the information from because they are an educator.

And, you know, they they brought up.

something that was heavy on their heart.

They were an educator at Bayview High School.

And it was like, man, intervention can't just look like everybody get a suspension and you go home

now.

Intervention has to look

different.

So it was interesting.

And that's

why when you call for...

call for those, um, violence disruptors in school that is necessary in our schools.

If we see how a simple fight can turn into something far more worse.

Mm hmm.

Yep.

100%.

And that's just the one that we heard of that was reported.

I am willing to bet you it's way more incidents that stemmed from something in school or just something online.

Mm-hmm you feel me or just something online

But that's crazy, I just um looked it up it says I'm referring to the Robelle Stokes accused of killing his 16 year old Bayview high school classmate Cameron Bowen But yeah, the reporting does not establish that his mother knowingly helped him escape

the teens fought at school on september 16 three days later bay had apparently heated conversation on the bus after they exited on leighton near leighton boulevard in greenfield avenue on september 19 stokes pulled a handgun and shot him

Or Bowen as he ran away Stokes is charged with first degree intentional homicide in use of a deadly or dangerous weapon the reports found Say that arrest warrant was issued, but he has not been arrested the mother's involvement.

So According to the complaint, right?

She told the investigators that she picked him up after he called and asked for a ride She said he did appear nervous.

He wore different clothes and was wet from the rain

police found cartridge cartridge in her car matching the brand and caliber of casings at the shooting scene.

She also identified as her son in the bus on the surveillance images.

So they haven't said he been picked up yet.

He may have, you know, but yeah, I don't know.

It's just super disheartening, dude.

Like even when you talk to like a lot of these kids, they'll say a lot of times like

15 16 is too late already like we

got to

start intervening way earlier and like letting them know the realities of life at like 10 and it sucks because like I think you want to think of your child is like oh I don't need to like

Put them in this type of stuff, but the world is is putting them in this type of stuff when they go off to school They're putting these situations that we don't imagine wanting our children in But you also have to have these real conversations about walking away about how some things ain't worth it and how to like Yeah, it's super super disheartening but we can get back into it after these messages Don't go anywhere.

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And that is the menu, man.

That's the menu,

Shannon.

I was just I was just looking at our comments, right, right?

Mm hmm.

And we just talked about a 15 year old boy murdering his 16 year old classmate in cold blood,

right?

And somebody said that to stop dressing kids that are 1 to 12 as adults and let them be kids.

I don't I don't see what they got to do with anything.

Like maybe maybe I'm not following the pipeline from dressing as an adult to

Straight up murder, but I do feel like putting children in adult situations Versus how they dress I would have a little bit more to do with that.

They got clothes never killed nobody.

I don't think

So

I think despite how people dress

You know So I'm not saying I'm not saying

clothes makes people kill, right?

But I do think there is something that weighs on the psyche of young people when we entering them into this fashion show at school.

I think we talked about it on this show before where you now have people ribbon each other because of what they wear now.

This person is wearing Chanel to school and that's why I believe in uniforms.

That's why I think all public schools should have uniforms kids should come to school to learn This ain't about expressing your individuality through fashion like no

And I do feel like even with uniforms there's ways to like level it up a little bit or ways to kind of make it your own

Yeah, absolutely

Absolutely, but I do think man, like when we created this society where kids feel like they need to dress and look like an adults at young ages, I'm not saying I'm 100% right.

I'm saying you do see a different energy coming from those kids.

Not all of

them,

right?

Not all of them.

But the ones that, some of the ones.

where the parents prioritize, you know, having a Chanel bag or having true religion and Balenciaga, you know what I mean?

And they can't even spell Balenci.

Yeah, I do feel like education should always be prioritized, but I don't think like when people spend their money in the wrong places that it

Turns into criminal activity.

You know I'm saying

I feel like

a Lot of times crimes come from parents that can't afford certain things and they you know what I mean like they or they don't have time to educate their kids or they don't have time to Because they're working so hard to spend time with their kids and actually raise their kids I do think a lot of times we see that type of thing And I think no matter what school you go to or no even in uniform school you gonna have bullying

you're gonna have people that are like kids will be kids in that sense where there there's always gonna be like a pecking order there's always gonna be well this kid has this color here and you have that cut like there's gonna always be something whether you dress them all the same or not kids will find a reason to

Kind of group up or like bully somebody you know what I mean like no matter what it is But we have to teach our kids emotional IQ we have to like like somebody did comment these kids need to learn how to read true We need to focus on educating our kids these kids that there isn't more in life then And

yeah, and

we have to teach them it's more than I think a lot of times too

People only have they pride like they don't have nothing else like if somebody disrespect me I gotta take it there You know I'm saying

like I think

our focus shouldn't be on like standing on business and it needs to be a more of a focus on Education and making sure you have goals for your future a lot of these kids Don't have goals or things to look forward to and once you you know put them in a situation where they feel like they back against the wall They will in the crash out because they don't have nothing to lose Yeah,

yeah

I just, you know, it's something about when we create an environment where we prioritize materialistic things and put a high value on them as if those materialistic things or clothes and things like that define us.

Like I feel like it creates a easier breeding ground for the things like bullying because now like obviously even with uniforms you gonna have the kids who pick on each other because of their shoes, right?

Like oh you got on the or the uniform might not be clean or your uniform dingy, right or or whatever the case may be

I just feel like, man, I've seen it too many times.

When it comes down to, like, just clothes, how many kids are isolated because they don't have Nautica?

Because they didn't have Tommy Hilfiger.

How many kids get bullied because they had to go to Gold Star and get the coal man shirt versus the Echo shirt at Silver Star?

You know what I mean?

What?

Man, you ain't never had to get an Echo.

A coal man shirt?

Never heard of that you never I

haven't heard of it, but I

was

following I was the one getting rimmed Listen mom used to get us for striped Adidas, but I was always able to dress things up Okay, we used to go to pay less but also before we leave I just read something that kind of angered me

We were

supposed to be smoking on Krista Pike today and we is not the woman that we talked about killed her

her question 30 years ago.

She was supposed to be gone today.

Do y'all know a federal appeals court temporarily halted her execution before it was scheduled at 10 a.m.

today?

Yeah, I did read that.

And they said they're going to see if her childhood traumas and abuse

were not properly taken into consideration.

She tortured this woman.

She beat this woman.

This woman ran for her life.

She chased her down.

She beat her with a brick.

Took a piece of her skull bragged on it.

And now she want to blame her childhood trauma.

In 30 years later, they were supposed to get rid of her today at 10 a.m.

She's still taking up my good air.

Well, this air ain't that good in America, but she's still taking up our good air.

Let me get out of here before I get a call.

All

right,

y'all, that's our time, man.

We appreciate y'all joining us, man.

Thank you once again.

Let's get a little bit more serious about life.

Let's get a little bit more serious about our community.

Let's get a little bit more serious about ourselves.

All right.

Everything is funny.

Everything is it pull out our phones.

Everything is in about likes and going viral.

Real life is happening right now.

And in the next episode, we're going to talk about some more of that universal income and some of these other things.

And Shannon, feel free to stick around if you'd like to join, you know?

No pressure at all.

Oh,

I'm saying this.

I ain't going back to 600 a month.

They can't make me.

All

right, y'all.

That's our time.

Shannon, take us home.

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Man, I don't want to... Oh, y'all... Come to the... Oh, that... Go there.

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Then bring it down.

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Shannon, you ready to get into this menu?

Man, let's get right into it.

All right.

So last night, first of all, I know I want to get back into what we was talking about before

the break.

Hold on.

We got to stay on track.

We got to stay on track.

My bad.

So

last night, the Walatosa Common Council votes 11 to 0.

No discussion, not a word.

To hand, former police officer Joseph Mensa, $95,000 y'all.

$95,000.

And we gonna get into who Joseph Mensa is.

Let me add that sound effect for y'all.

That one.

That's the one.

That's the one.

So workers comp settlement workers comp settlement for PTSD.

He says he developed on the job.

The money comes out of the city's own workers comp fund.

Oh my goodness.

This is crazy.

The financial affairs committee hashed it out behind closed doors on September 22nd.

The city's human relations director says it's in Wauwatosa's best interest to just settle now.

Close the book on future liability.

the mayor says that this is entirely different from a separate package.

Man, I almost said something that got me fired.

Um, the history.

So this is who men says, all right, Mr. Joint, the Wabatosa police around 2015 and within five years, five years, y'all know how many years is five.

2020 was more than five years ago, but any who five years he was working right?

Five years on the job kill three people.

Oh Three separate people not in one occasion.

He was catching bodies on bodies on bodies That's why I'm scary police officers is dangerous, but any who so yeah, man

Mensa joined the wabatoza police.

I'm sorry.

I was you know rehashing that police around 2015 and within five years he shot and killed three people 19 bullets total He is the only wabatoza officer to shoot and kill anyone since 2010 so he got on job and just ran it up Mensa is black two of the three men he killed were black as well July 2015 Antonio Gonzalez, which is 29 eight shots the police said

He wouldn't drop a sword and the DA called it justified.

A sword, a sword.

No charges, no disciplinary actions.

And then June 2016, Jay Anderson, which was 25, six shots sitting in his car in a park after hours.

The police called it justified.

That is insane.

That man was sleeping

in his car, but

anyhow.

Sleeping in his car, bro.

Then we got Alvin Cole, which was a 17 year old shot five times in the Mayfair Mall parking lot Police chased him over a reported gun that they said he they say a stolen 9 millimeter went off and Cole's own hand as he ran wounding his arm and And that he wouldn't drop it meant to then fire five times

So yeah, we got some video footage.

It sounds like brother Z

you

are looking at on your screen is his most recent head shot from when he worked at the Waukesha County Sheriff's Office.

He was here in Tosa as a police officer on the streets from 2015 until November of 2020.

Shortly after joining again, the Waukesha County Sheriff's Office where he worked until he resigned in July of last year, saying that he would leave the profession.

So let's talk through his history, which again was controversial here in the city of Wauwatosa, where he shot and killed three people.

over the course of five years.

On the right side of your screen, 29 year old Antonio Gonzalez, he was the first to die in 2015 where police say he was drunk

while carrying a store of

refused officers commands.

And that's when Mensa shot and killed him in the middle and 2016 Mensa shot and killed 25 year old Jay Anderson, who was sleeping in

his

car in Madison Park.

Police say that officer Mensa shot saw a gun in that car when he decided to open fire, although his attorney.

content that he never actually held that weapon, more on that shortly.

Then on the left side of your screen, that 17 year old Alvin Cole, who Mensa shot and killed in the parking lot of Mayfair Mall in February of 2020 after someone saw that Cole had a gun in a bag that he had inside

the mall.

I

want

to say that.

He got a bag to collect.

He saw Cole point that gun at him.

Now that last.

in all of these cases.

The then district attorney, John Chisholm, decided not to file any criminal charges against officer men, so ruling that he was justified in two of those shootings.

That last decision led to these protests.

You remember from October, even into November of 2020 when the city of Wauwatosa decided under Mayor Dennis McBride's leadership to enact a curfew, trying to protect some of the businesses and homes that were in this area.

This being just a month and a half.

after what happened in Kenosha.

Still,

there were a lot of people

protesting upset with the fact that Mensa did not face any charges.

Even Cole's family was out there protesting, even arrested at times.

And we actually spoke with Kimberly Motley, his attorney that has represented the Cole family and the family of Jay Anderson as these cases

have both moved

to federal courts.

We'll have more on that in a second, but she said she is not surprised at all by what is happening here

at City Hall tonight.

based on our experience and you know just life and being a human being certainly being involved in three shootings within a five-year time period as the only Wauwatosa officer to do that.

Certainly I think everyone can agree it would be unsurprising if that person did not have any type of mental health

issues.

Man.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Man.

Yeah, Shannon.

Ninety five thousand.

That's wild.

And that's on

top.

Exactly.

Come on now.

On top of what?

Right.

No, you said on top of the package that he had already got.

Yeah.

I thought you was about to say that I was gonna let you finish the sentence because this man already got they said November 2020 whether than firing him the council paid him 125,000 to walk away.

And that's why I'm like

that's why listen that's why he didn't do it listen he said I got some money to collect baby what you talking about

and taxpayers pay that

Nasty work

at the end of the day.

Taxpayers paid.

And that's why I'm like, man, we not taking life serious right now.

Everybody else got a real strategic game plan.

And we playing.

Mm hmm.

Yeah.

And we playing.

That is crazy.

Talking about trauma of the job trauma that you caused.

Like.

Sleeping in his car Gun on the seat, whatever not no not in his lap Sleeping in his car

And like if that's not an uncommon thing if you're gonna if you work two jobs if you just like okay like I'm too tired to drive.

I'm gonna pull over on the side of the road Walkie is open carry and clothes carry.

He wasn't doing nothing illegal,

right?

Right.

That's

insane.

It goes back to what you say.

Scary police officers.

And I am not, first of all, like, I feel like I hate that we have to, like, even have to give a disclaimer when we say things like this, right?

Because it's not an attack on all police.

It's not.

Right.

But it's a realistic conversation.

about how some officers, obviously not just white officers, but black officers, look at how we deal with each other.

Yeah.

And I feel like the fact that he's black doesn't take away from the fact that he could be somebody that's not used to dealing with certain situations.

You get what I'm saying?

Oh, definitely.

Like I

said, scary.

Skip you already know you already know the type Like come on man like dude is scary and we came police officer to throw some weight around probably feel like a man and Just ended up being a serial killer like what are we doing bro?

And then a legal serial killer is crazy That man got paid a hundred twenty five dollars to walk away and now he came back because he got PTSD from doing what what he did He did it

What are we talking about?

Yeah, we

are crazy to me

We gonna maybe we gonna have to continue this after the after we go through what's popping with Shannon because

for sure

this is a

lot to unpack

Yeah, it's a lot to unpack me because we remember how it went down in Milwaukee But don't go anywhere y'all when we come back we're gonna get into what's popping

We're Shannon.

I don't

know if

that's the end either, but we'll be back, y'all.

Don't

go

anywhere.

That's not it either.

We'll figure it out.

We're going to get you one, Shannon.

Don't go anywhere.

Pull up a chair.

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The lunch break, Ray Nitty, maybe Shannon DJ, Brother Z holding us down with the production and sound, man.

Yes, it is hump day.

It's lunch time.

Man, we eating on some real good right now, Shannon.

Maybe not as tasty.

What you got over there?

What you got?

I'm talking about the Mensa mess.

No, I'm trippin'.

I'm trippin', Shannon.

It's time for the Mensa mess.

What's popping with Shannon we gonna figure that

out?

Oh, we working on it.

We snowballing ideas y'all y'all come up with something

Maybe you should figure

the chat.

Let us know

You should

figure it out like I'm from the ghetto.

I like that Cardi song.

What's popping?

Y'all know about that.

That was when I heard tracks before she blew up.

All right, we don't get back into this,

but this was

with Shannon.