by Jesse Swindell | Dec 21, 2021 | Latest, Social Justice |
Arresting of Ari Lennox has seen her release multiple statements through her Twitter social media platform. Reaching out to her fans and supporters, Ari Lennox tweeted she was safe after being arrested at Amsterdam airport.
According to Ari Lennox, her arrest was due to accusing. The airline staff of racially profiling.
During the incident on Monday (November 29), Lennox had also shared that she was being detained for responding to a woman who had racially profiled her. Posting on her Twitter page, the songstress said, “I’m being arrested in Amsterdam for reacting to a woman racially profiling me.”
Adding to her statement, she wrote, “Racism. Wow, Amsterdam, I’m horrified. I was so happy to travel and meet this evil woman. “I’ve never experienced racism so blatantly. “Tweeting further, she added, “I just want to go home. I’ll never leave my house again.”
Responding to Cardi B’s allegations, the Dutch military police said that they arrested the songstress for being aggressive toward an airline official, disturbing public order, and public intoxication.
Speaking to Reuters, police spokesperson Robert van Kapel said that they are investigating claims that Lennox threatened an airline official. Following her Twitter posts, several fans sent encouraging words to her on social media.
Sympathizing with her was a Twitter user @Lil_tank_tank who expressed gratitude that the songstress was safe and did not deserve what happened to her.
Encouraging her was @random_weighs, who tweeted, “I’m so glad you’re okay, please take the time you need to get yourself good. We’re not going anywhere.”
Quoting Ari Lennox tweet December 2, 2021, she thanked all of her fans for prayers and support to the extent of referring to them as loves.
This article was penned by Jonathan P. Wright. Jonathan is a freelance writer for multiple mainstream publications and CVO of RADIOPUSHERS. You can read more of his work by clicking here.
by Jesse Swindell | Dec 21, 2021 | Latest, Social Justice |
Following the death of Jacqueline, who is Clarence Avant’s wife, one suspect has been arrested.
According to the Los Angeles Times, they arrested the suspect by the name Ariel Maynor moments after the shooting incident.
According to the outlet reporter, the incident occurred at around 2:30 am. Confirming the incident, the outlet noted that Ariel Maynor broke into the home at around 2:30 am.
Breaking into Jacqueline and her husband’s property in Trousdale Estates occurred on Wednesday morning (December 1). The shooting of the 81-year-old philanthropist was by an AR-15 rifle, after which the gunman fled.
Attempting to leave Beverly Hills in his vehicle, the suspect was intercepted and arrested.
Acknowledging the incident, Beverly Hills Police Chief Mark Stainbrook condoned with the family and confirmed the arrest of the suspect. During the attack, other casualties were the guard and her husband, music executive Clarence aka “The Black Godfather.
Occurring on the same day was another incident whereby a man was later found in the backyard of a Hollywood home during an attempted robbery, which, however, failed since the man accidentally shot himself in the foot before being taken to a hospital.
An astute watch commander conceptualized the existing relationship between the shooting and, who then resolved to alert the authorities.
The gunmen used as an entry point sliding door glass, according to investigators responding to calls about the Beverly Hills shooting. They arrived at the Avant estate on Wednesday, where they discovered Jacqueline with gunshot wounds.
Motivating factor for the shooting incident is yet to be established since they reported no missing items. Robbing or burglarizing a residence motivates home invasions, but that was not the case. Investigating Jacqueline’s murder and establishing the motive continues.
This article was penned by Jonathan P. Wright. Jonathan is a freelance writer for multiple mainstream publications and CVO of RADIOPUSHERS. You can read more of his work by clicking here.
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