BLM journalist arrested in assassination attempt in Kentucky;
A Louisville activist has been identified as a suspect in Monday’s attempted shooting of mayoral candidate Craig Greenberg.
Quintez Brown, 21, was charged with attempted murder and four counts of wanton endangerment after Greenberg was shot at in his campaign headquarters Monday morning in Butchertown, LMPD spokeswoman Elizabeth Ruoff said late Monday.
Brown, a civil rights activist, is a former intern and editorial columnist for The Courier Journal.
A police report says a man later identified as Brown entered the building and fired a 9mm Glock handgun at Greenberg before fleeing the building.
Take a knee Juthtin.
Good thing he didn’t blow his horn or set up a bouncy castle, or Justin Trudeau would declare him a terrorist.
Butchertown and Mr. Brown , how ironically rich.
This will in no way affect his duties as a contributing editorial writer for The Courier Journal.
That is all.
From editorial writer to potential assassin– only a slight change.
A former employee of the Courier-Journal.
Bet they’re proud of him for showing the dirty Jew what the African-American community thinks of him in a way they never could.
Sad to say, if Greenberg doesn’t finally learn from the experience what his black brothers really think of him, shame on him.
A “former” intern for the “Career” Journal? This stuff writes itself.
Sorry – didn’t have my glasses.
Hope they set up a GofundMe for bail, then hopefully DeSantis can go after the funds now that the president has been set.
The protestors need to switch to a mobile guerilla campaign. It is time to leave the blockade sites before Trudeau does use police-state tactics to steal money, goods and licenses.
Make it a Vietnamese-style engagement. They cannot fight an all-powerful bureaucracy. It will cost too much.
E.g. go from TD bank to TD bank shutting down the location.
Really now, why all the excitement? The murder attempt was mostly peaceful.
Only grazed his shirt … so I expect the fine young GUNman is already out on no bail. Charges dropped from attempted murder to simple assault. /prob. not sarc.