The (((Media))) Are Lying About the Armed White Woman at Chipotle; CHARGES DISMISSED

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The Media Are Lying About the Armed White Woman at Chipotle
2 July, 2020

by David Sims

IF THE Jewish-dominated “mainstream” media (MSM) have persuaded you to find fault with the White woman in the confrontation at a Chipotle restaurant in Michigan, then let me say that you should know better than to take anything the MSM says about any racial confrontation at face value.

In order to give the impression that the White woman was the aggressor, the mainstream media clipped off more than two minutes of video and only showed their viewers the final 40 seconds, when the White woman finally had had enough of Black intimidation and threats, pulled a gun, and warned the Blacks to back off.

When you watch the entire video, it becomes clear that the Blacks were the aggressors. Learn from this. Have some faith in your fellow White people. Understand that the mainstream media are owned by the enemies of White people and that the favorite weapon of our enemies is deception.
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[Arheel's Uncle]

Just another black creation of a free ticket in the Negro LOTTERY.
The car has sensors that detects minor collision and stops the car's moving which is why the White woman got out of car, in the later interview video with 2 attorneys present, stated the blacks were staging the encounter. The White couple, both lost their jobs within 24 hours, have received numerous death threats.


https://youtu.be/skGh_5tVJZg.

Takelia Hill confronts a woman in a Chipotle parking lot over allegedly bumping into her daughter. The woman is seen trying to calmly defuse the situation and go on her way. Takelia Hill antagonizes the woman, at one point attempting to physically block her from leaving, screams in her face and tells the woman's husband she'll "beat his white ass". When the women and her husband try to leave, Takelia Hill jumps behind their vehicle and beats it with her hands. The woman gets out and attempts to defend her family and their property with her legally owned firearm. The woman is later arrested and attempted to be painted as a crazed racist by leftist journalists who only post portions of the above video.

 

[Arheel's Uncle]

The White couple's mistakes are clear.

#1 they tried to use logic & reasoning.
#2 they aren't aware of the Obama phone plan's real use & motives.
#3 they relaxed in their "initial" presence of blacks


Anyhow, there is an active petition at Change

Drop Charges Against Jillian Wuestenberg and Eric Wuestenberg - Charge the Aggressors!

Nicole King started this petition to Oakland County Prosecutor’s Office and Sheriff’s Department Jessica Cooper and Michael Bouchard


Donate: https://fundrazr.com/41gSg7?ref=ab_b9M4D1_ab_1wWK8dkFbJ81wWK8dkFbJ8
Michael Bouchard and Jessica Cooper:
Jillian Wuestenberg, 32, and Eric Wuestenberg, 42 of Clarkston, MI, have been wrongfully charged by your office with Felonious Assault, a felony that could carry a sentence of up to 4 years of imprisonment.
The Wuestenbergs were the victims of hate crimes and were only attempting to defend themselves from three black aggressors. Talekia Hill and her 15 and 13 year old daughters confronted, verbally assaulted, cornered and threatened harm to Jillian Wuestenberg, a pregnant woman, and her husband. They also attempted to stop the Wuestenberg’s by blocking their vehicle, and then began pounding in it.
The Wuestenbergs had a legal right to STAND THEIR GROUND, and their arrest and egregious charges are a blatant violation of their civil rights and liberties!
SELF-DEFENSE ACT (EXCERPT)
Act 309 of 2006
780.972 Use of deadly force by individual not engaged in commission of crime; conditions.Sec. 2.
(1) An individual who has not or is not engaged in the commission of a crime at the time he or she uses deadly force may use deadly force against another individual anywhere he or she has the legal right to be with no duty to retreat if either of the following applies:
(a) The individual honestly and reasonably believes that the use of deadly force is necessary to prevent the imminent death of or imminent great bodily harm to himself or herself or to another individual.
(b) The individual honestly and reasonably believes that the use of deadly force is necessary to prevent the imminent sexual assault of himself or herself or of another individual.
(2) An individual who has not or is not engaged in the commission of a crime at the time he or she uses force other than deadly force may use force other than deadly force against another individual anywhere he or she has the legal right to be with no duty to retreat if he or she honestly and reasonably believes that the use of that force is necessary to defend himself or herself or another individual from the imminent unlawful use of force by another individual.
As evidenced by video footage, the Weustenbergs;
1. Were not committing a crime when aggressively confronted.
2. Were in fear for their lives, as evidenced by video footage.
3. Despite having no obligation to retreat, the Weustenbergs continued to back up in an attempt to deescalate the situation.
This blasphemy is clearly Michael Bouchard and Jessica Cooper caving to societal pressure, in an effort to secure the black vote for re-election. Politics should have no place in our legal system!
Who can we rely on if we can’t trust our ‘leaders’ to protect us from such gross injustices?
We, the People, demand that the charges be dropped against the Weustenberg’s immediately, and that Takelia Hill and her daughters be arrested and appropriately charged with hate crimes.
This was a despicable and blatant miscarriage of justice, and the Weustenbergs were the real victims. Once again the Oakland County Sheriff’s Department and Jessica Cooper/The Prosecutor’s office are a disgrace and have failed the People.


Signed,
The People



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Rebecca Cuker·11 months ago
I’m signing because this is getting way out of hand. This mother and her children were obviously trying to start a physical altercation, beating on their …


Gerry Fuson·11 months ago
Ridiculous charges the mother and daughter should be charged, they were the aggressors


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[Ensis]

The dirty jiggaboos provoked the incident and then cried foul when the poor White woman had to defend her loved one and herself from the pongid onslaught and chimpout.

Shame on the jewsmedia--that is, if they have any shame, which I doubt!

 

[Arheel's Uncle]

Assault charges dismissed against couple accused of pulling gun on woman, teen at Orion Chipotle

Assault charges were dismissed against a couple accused of pulling a gun on a Black mother and her teenage daughter in a Orion Township parking lot.

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Assault charges dismissed against couple accused of pulling gun on woman, teen at Orion Chipotle​

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Kara Berg The Detroit News

Pontiac — An Oakland County judge has dismissed felonious assault charges against a White Clarkston couple accused of each pulling a gun on a Black mother and her teenage daughter outside a Chipotle restaurant in Orion Township in July 2020.
Jillian Wuestenberg and Eric Wuestenberg were set to start their trial Monday. But Oakland County Circuit Court Judge Mary Ellen Brennan dismissed the charges before the trial began because the prosecution's witnesses did not appear for the trial, even though they had been subpoenaed, said Dean Greenblatt, Eric's attorney.
Oakland County prosecutors did not immediately respond Monday for comment.
Terry Johnson, Jillian Wuestenberg's attorney, said the Wuestenbergs are relieved the charges were dismissed. He said the Wuestenbergs pulled the guns out in self defense and that "anyone with common sense" could see these charges never should have been brought.
"After almost three years of political charges and allegations against them, they're feeling relieved and somewhat vindicated," Johnson said. "Unfortunately, they will not get their full life back. But this is a step in the right direction."
Greenblatt said they would have liked to have had the opportunity to be vindicated at trial, but are glad the case was dismissed. He said he believes Hill and her daughters did not appear as witnesses because they would have been "outed as the instigators in an attempted assault against the Wuestenbergs."
"It was quite clear that they were interested in creating a confrontation and video taping it," Greenblatt said.
The incident stemmed from a bump and a lack of an apology, Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard said at the time. It escalated after Jillian Wuestenberg started yelling at then-15-year-old Makayla Green when she said "excuse you" after Jillian Wuestenberg bumped into her while walking out of Chipotle.
Green told The Detroit News in 2020 that Jillian Wuestenberg began cussing her out, saying Green was invading her personal space. Green said she called over her mom, Takelia Hill, because she was scared.
“I walked up on the woman yelling at my daughter," Hill told The News in 2020. “She couldn’t see me because her back was to me, but she was in my daughter's face."
Green took video of the incident, beginning after the altercation moved to the parking lot toward Jillian Wuestenberg's vehicle.
Watch: Angry exchange on video shows gun being pulled on mom, teen in Lake Orion
An exchange with accusations of racism was caught on video outside an Oakland County Chipotle restaurant and shows an alleged confrontation between two parties
Takelia Hill, The Detroit News
On the video, either Hill or Makayla accused Jillian Wuestenberg of being "ignorant" and "racist." A man, Eric Wuestenberg, exited the vehicle and asked "Who the (expletive) do you think you guys are?" and helped his wife into the vehicle. He and Hill exchanged angry words before he gets into the driver's side, according to the video.

Hill asked Jillian Wuestenberg why she bumped her daughter, and Jillian Wuestenberg said: "You cannot just walk around calling white people racist. ... White people aren't racist. ... I care about you, and I’m sorry if you had an incident that has made someone make you feel like that. No one is racist.”

She rolled up her vehicle window and Hill stepped back as the vehicle began to drive away, though she was still behind the vehicle in the parking lot. Hill said she thought the driver was going to hit them as he backed out of the parking space, so she hit the back window of the vehicle to stop it.

Jillian Wuestenberg jumped out of the vehicle and pulled out a gun, walking backward and shouting "Get the (expletive) back!" and "Back the (expletive) up!," according to the video. Her husband also got out of the vehicle with a gun.

Jillian Wuestenberg told the Associated Press in 2020 that she was scared she was going to be killed.

“Within moments, a second or two, I had multiple people within two feet of me and I just remember thinking I’m not going home tonight," Jillian Wuestenberg told the AP. “That meant I’m about to die and I don’t want to die."

Hill yelled for someone to call 911 as Jillian Wuestenberg got back into the vehicle.

911 calls came in from Chipotle employees, bystanders and Jillian Wuestenberg, saying she felt threatened and two women were damaging her car in a parking lot.

Deputies arrested Jillian Wuestenberg at the scene and confiscated her weapon. Bouchard said the couple each possessed one loaded firearm and both had concealed pistol licenses.

Eric Wuestenberg was fired from his job as a coordinator for veterans support services at Oakland University. A statement from OU called the behavior "unacceptable."