Welcome to the Murder Capital of America doc released about BR

And we don’t even grow opium

New Orleans and Baton Rouge are in a fierce competition for who is the worst 3rd world shithole

300 was my conservative #, 300 should be enough to keep most of the riff raff out. Ideally 400K is the new standard and LANDLOCKED (little to no new home construction)

Honestly I don’t understand how telling the truth about what you’re “trying” to say has become such a big deal.

Let’s be honest, the black community and their “culture” bullshite is the problem. Black leadership in these fricked up communities embracing tribalism only makes the problem much worse. I cannot imagine putting a number to the innocent lives lost in the past decade across this country because of exactly what I described in my last sentence.

White, Black, Hispanic, Asian, etc. That makes no difference, innocent people are being killed by this glorified black culture garbage at an alarming rate every single day.

The problem is, most of the people who can correct the problems are too chicken shite to identify the problem for exactly what it is. Even when they have undeniable statistics to back it up.

And before all of the brainwashed idiots decide to make their assumptions, Tony Clayton is the district attorney in West Baton Rouge Parish and he’s a black man. He’s the perfect example of what type of DA is needed across this country to clean this mess up.

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Culture

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This is the problem and it’s only going to get worse in the next few decades.

I have been a cop in this city for over two decades. It’s the only thing I have ever done.

The common denominators I have found among those responsible for the vast majority of violent crimes are very simple.

1. Didn’t graduate from high school.
2. Have children out of wedlock.
3. Don’t have a job.
4. Never had a meaningful relationship with their father.

What this tells me is that if you make poor life choices, your life will almost inevitably lead to crime.

Gangster culture is glamorized here. For every one rapper that has made it, they have set back 100k kids that look just like them.

The biggest disparity in Baton Rouge is the racial make up of both the offender and victims of violent crime. If you removed one group from the data, the total armed robbery and murders would be in the single digits.

Let that sink in for a minute.

And it’s not racist, it’s pattern recognition. I wish I could do more to help change this fact, but I am competing against a culture that can’t be stopped. There is a political class of leaders in this area that trade in on long passed transgressions to critique, manipulate, and handcuff most of my efforts for their own gain to stay in power.

At this point, I have come to terms with what my life’s work will be reduced to. I have got a front row seat to watch it all crumble. The challenge is to not get caught in it and to make it out alive while trying to help some.

Wish me luck.

This is true… they have cops that just avoid areas that may have crime. They do not want to risk themselves with a confrontation unless it’s totally necessary.

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They do not want to risk themselves with a confrontation unless it’s totally necessary

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I don't blame them. Why, as a cop, would I bother with a population that would rather see me dead than accept my help in their "community"?

Baton Rouge is not dangerous... nowhere I go do I feel my life is in danger... yeah it's some places you think you car will get broken into... but that's anywhere... the majority of the murders around here are people killing people they have prior issues with mo matter how insignificant those issues are... both college campuses are located by what some may term as bad neighborhoods... but it's rare a SU or LSU student are involved in a violent encounter and when it does occur it's a big deal...

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Call a Spade a Spade

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I see what you did there.