HUGE: LAPD Union Urges NBA To Investigate LeBron James For “Inciting Violence” Against Ohio Cop
Detective Jamie McBride of the Los Angeles Protective League urged the NBA to investigate LeBron James. The detective urged to examine the NBA player for “inciting violence” against the Ohio Police Officer who shot Makhia Bryant.
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You are familiar with the event that happened last week. There, LeBron James shared a tweet of the police officer involved in the Bryant case and wrote, “You’re Next.” He put a target squarely on the back of the cop who thought that what he did was the best decision.
Fox News shared, “McBride and his organization, the Los Angeles Protective League, sent a letter to NBA commissioner Adam Silver to formally request an investigation into LeBron James’ tweet to determine if the player violated any league policies.”
“LeBron James sent that tweet out to over fifty million followers to incite violence is basically what that tweet did,” McBride said.
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“One of the biggest hypocrites out there is LeBron James,” McBride explained. “LeBron James has talked time and time again about police officers and how bad they’re all killers. However, they’re also doing protection at his house. Off-duty officers provide security for him and his family. So you have killers at his house providing security for him.”
“Celebrities all throughout Los Angeles…and LeBron James hire off-duty police officers who do security at their houses for him, but they won’t mention them in anything because obviously, they’re going to look bad to their followers,” McBride said. “They’re trying to create this image of being a crusader, and what they are is inciting violence.”
What do you think, did the detective do the right thing by asking LeBron to be investigated for inciting violence against the Ohio cop?
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