Newly Revealed Info About Alton Sterling DESTROYS Anti-Cop Media Lies!

Alton Sterling
The “Black Lives Matter” movement has exploded since the two recents cases of black men being shot by police, but one of those cases is now imploding after new information was discovered about the victim, Alton Sterling!! Black activists will not be happy about this!!

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Alton Sterling was accused of waving a gun around, got the cops called on him, resisted arrest, and had to be subdued. That is almost exactly the same thing that cops say happened the second time, except police believe he was reaching for a gun and they shot him.

Here’s more from CBS News:

The CBS affiliate here has obtained a police report that details a previous arrest of Alton Sterling stemming from an incident eerily similar to the recent one that led to his being shot to death by an officer.

CBS News also obtained a copy of the police report.

Sterling, 37, was killed in a shooting involving two Baton Rouge police officers on July 5.

Sources close to the investigation tell WAFB-TV that, if the killing of Sterling makes it to trial, his past record could certainly be introduced into evidence.

And,

Documents show that, in May 2009, Sterling fought with cops outside a convenience store where he was selling CDs while carrying a gun.

In the report dated May 29, 2009, the officer said he was dispatched to a convenience store after getting a complaint about a subject “on the corner selling CDs” and that the subject had pulled a gun on someone.

According to the officer’s report, when he arrived at the store, he spotted the suspect, whom he later identified as Sterling, carrying a crate of CDs.

The officer asked Sterling to put his hand on the hood of his police car and asked if Sterling had any weapons on him. The report says Sterling did “not answer” and, as the officer continued to pat him down, Sterling started reaching for his pocket.

The officer went on to say in the report that Sterling suddenly spun around and the two began to struggle. The officer and Sterling hit the ground. The officer said he was able to call for backup as Sterling tried to push him off.

“While wrestling with this subject on the ground, a black semi-auto hand gun fell from this subject’s waist band at this time,” the report states.

A deputy with the East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office arrived as the officer was on the ground with Sterling. The two eventually were able to get Sterling into handcuffs. “Sterling was then escorted to my unit, where he continued to fight with officers,” the report ends.

After that incident, Baton Rouge Police charged Sterling with possession of marijuana, sound reproduction prohibited (for the CDs), illegal possession of a firearm with drugs, resisting an officer and illegal possession of a stolen firearm, says WAFB.

Sterling pleaded guilty to illegal carrying of a weapon with a controlled dangerous substance. On July 19, 2011, he was sentenced to five years in prison, where he was until being granted parole on Dec. 5, 2013.

If you look at the timeline, he came out of prison and almost immediately did the same thing, if police reports are correct.

Now unless the police lied in the exact same way 5 years apart from each other, the previous case just corroborates that there is a pattern of resisting arrest from Alton Sterling.

And that all but destroys the “Black Lives Matter” narrative about this case.

But that won’t stop black activist groups from SUING the city of Baton Rouge:
Civil Rights Groups Sue Baton Rouge Police

I do have to caution the reader about one thing – this does NOT prove that Alton Sterling “deserved” what happened. The police may still have shot him in error. That’s why we have investigations, and that’s why we should wait until all the facts come in. But ONE set of facts are from this story in his past, and it does not support his defenders’ narrative.

What do you think? Should everyone wait until all the real details come out on this case to draw conclusions?

The moral  to the story is – NOTHING BUT THE FACTS COUNT.

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