Kamala is silent
2023-09-29 06:30:08 UTC
Stupid fat coon bitch. She should go to jail for 50 years. This is
way worse than Trump.
A Philadelphia social media influencer, who quickly became the face ofway worse than Trump.
the smash-and-grab robberies that plagued the city of Brotherly Love,
said that she was "traumatized" after being arrested for her involvement
in the robberies.
"I just want to say thanks to everybody that ya know cared for me. Ain't
nothing never been nothing," Dayjia Blackwell, who is known on social
media as "Meatball," said in an Instagram story. "I ain't done anything
like this in my life."
Blackwell, who streamed the chaotic night of looting Tuesday night to
her nearly 200,000 Instagram followers, told followers that she was
"traumatized" after being arrested.
PHILADELPHIA LOOTING: BREAK-INS, 50 ARRESTED AS HAVOC CONTINUES FOR 2ND
NIGHT LEAVING RESIDENTS DESPERATE
'I've never been through nothing like that ever in my life, I don't even
know what happened. I need some sleep, I'm scared, I'm traumatized,
never again in my live, like seriously,' said Blackwell.
In a following post, the alleged looter explained that she was
traumatized by "the way they treated me in the jails" adding that "this
what these people do to us black people."
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STORE, LULULEMON, FOOTLOCKER AND OTHERS
"I can't believe this I'm traumatized the way they treated me in the
jails wow this what these people do to us black people 60!" Blackwell
wrote in an Instagram story. "Whatever I gotta do to remain humble and
live a better life I will! I will never see jail again. I felt like I
did years."
Meatball was arrested after livestreaming hours of the looting that took
place during Tuesday night. The stream followed looters from a state
liquor store to Lululemon to the Center City Apple Store. As the store
is being ransacked, the stream showed stolen clothing and technology.
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LOOTING: 'LOOKING TO DESTROY OUR CITY'
Throughout her stream, Blackwell is allegedly heard cheering on the
crowd.
BlackwellÂ’s livestream ended with her apparent arrest in the back of a
Philadelphia police car.
According to FOX 29 Philadelphia, she was charged with six felonies and
arraigned early Thursday morning, with her bail set at $25,000.
Six businesses in a single retail corridor of North Philadelphia were
looted, including three pharmacies, a hair salon, a tax preparation
company and a cellphone store, according to the North 22nd Street
Business Corridor, a business group.
Photos of the destructive wake show a sporting goods store at a mall
with mannequins and sneakers scattered about; an Apple Store and a
T-Mobile store with phones and accessories toppled over; and several
businesses with shattered glass windows and smashed metal door gates.
Authorities made more than 50 arrests, including one burglary suspect
who was out on bail for a major murder case from last year.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/alleged-philadelphia-looter-meatball-livestrea
med-downtown-chaos-traumatized-after-release-bail