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Sudetenland Tales
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Rice was arrested at the time and charged with felony assault, trespassing, endangering a minor, harassment, and a federal hate crime ostensibly for making the “racist” Section 8 comment. The Jackson family and their guest(s) were not charged with anything, not even littering.
Though also not charged with anything, Binghampton Police Chief Zikuski was suspended from his job indefinitely. In a statement made after her arrest, Binghamton Mayor Jared Kraham said Rice is a "private citizen, not employed by nor affiliated with the City in any official capacity. Binghampton has zero tolerance for hate of any kind." One has to think that the latter statement is now just part of what’s become the standard operating procedure in any darkie sitiuation, as it obviously only sees hate as a one way street.
Zikuski had been police chief of Binghamton since 2008. Rice is facing six figure legal fees.
Lacquisha Jackson said; “Dese mufuggin, racysis, whypipils gotz ta lurn dat dey bes not be fuckin wid blak pipils. Sudetenland be cummin fo yo ass.”
Indeed.
