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➡ Karen Lajud is trying to bring her brother, Isaac Lopez, back from Mexico for a proper funeral after he was tragically killed. Isaac, a 23-year-old aspiring singer-songwriter, was in Mexico for a family event when he was shot during a robbery. The assailant targeted Isaac’s car due to its foreign license plates and took only a phone, leaving Isaac’s wallet behind. Karen and her family are now raising funds to bring Isaac home, while also dealing with the trauma of the incident.
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N.J. Birkett with the story is live in downtown Brooklyn, N.J. No bill this time the charge is attempted murder and he has been ordered held tonight without bail. Yes, this was a shocking, brutal crime. That’s off the subway. Motorman still struggling now to survive. His fellow union members packed the courtroom here in downtown Brooklyn for the suspect’s arraignment. Dozens of transit workers poured out of Brooklyn criminal court and embraced one another after the suspect was ordered held without bail. Union leaders said it sends a powerful message. This is a step in the right direction.
Like transit workers have to be respected and have to be protected. Prosecutors say 27-year-old Jonathan Davalos was arrested standing over his victim seconds after he dropped the weapon described as a large kitchen knife. It happened at the Utica Avenue station in Brooklyn yesterday, an end of the line station where passengers must exit the train. Investigators say when the train operator asked Davalos to leave the train, Davalos flew into a rage and chased the worker down the platform and stabbed him half a dozen times. The worker identified as 64-year-old Myron Pollock was rushed to the hospital in critical condition.
Police officers were in the station and made the arrest within seconds. In January 2020 he punched a conductor. In April 2021 he slashed a woman. In May of 2021 he menaced another woman. In December of 2021 he was sentenced to three years in prison and in February 2024 released to parole until 2028. All right so this is what I know. This is what I know for sure. I’m never worried about going to prison. I’m never worried about going to jail and being locked up for a long time. I ain’t worried about that.
The only people that got to really be worried about that is if you broke and you did a ditty free call. That’s it. The only people that got to worry about ever going to prison, honest to God, at least that live in New York or California. Maybe they don’t play that over there in Texas or something like that but the only people that ever got to worry about going to prison is if you broke and you did it or you’re a politician that did something dirty. That’s it because if you can get away with punching a conductor, slashing a woman, menacing a woman, I don’t even know what menacing means but that just tells you how much of a menace he is to society and you sentenced three years.
You sentenced to three years in prison but then you released on parole right after that and you over there stabbing people, I guarantee you he’ll probably be out in less than five to ten years. I guarantee you he’ll be out in less than five to ten years. I ain’t got to worry about it. I ain’t never ever ever got to worry about going to prison ever because if they can do all of this and get away with it, chase a man down, stab him 14 times, be standing over him with the knife, you chase a 64-year-old man down, a train conductor, an MTA conductor, I ain’t never of America’s lawless now until 2028 transit workers are under orders to clear their trains.
When they reach the end of the line, part of the mayor’s subway safety plan put into effect two years ago but union leaders say the policy hey look homie is homie is they mopping around people that’s sleeping on a they don’t even bother that if you wake them up they might slash you He’s mopping the floor around people that are sleeping on the train. The train in New York is shelter now. Safety plan. All you got to do is designate yourself as a migrant, you can get a free hotel stay. Effect two years ago, but union leaders say the policy is putting their members at risk.
Obviously we’re going to look to do something different to protect our member and that’s going to be coming very shortly. The fact that this happened means that that was dangerous, what they were doing? Yes, it’s a proven fact that cleated out trains has become dangerous. It’s a proven fact. Yes, the answer to that question is yes, it is dangerous and it must be addressed. Colleen, that was a hard working train operator who was simply doing his job, said the DA. We will aggressively pursue full accountability for this violent assault. So that’s what you can expect over in New York.
Hard on crime, they’re being very, very hard on crime. Chicago rapper Lil Durk is accused in a new lawsuit and a deadly shooting of another rival over there in Chicago. Check it out. It’s been four years since Chicago rapper FBG Duck was killed and his mother’s pain is still raw. Now the day goes by that I don’t think about him and the life that was taken from him. FBG Duck, whose real name was Carlton Weekley, was gunned down on the Gold Coast by a group of masked men as he waited to enter the Dolce & Gabbana store August of 2020.
His girlfriend, Kashi Williams, and another man also wounded in the attack. They joined Weekley’s mother in filing a lawsuit Wednesday alleging rap superstar Lil Durk had a hand in the gang related killing wanting to take out Weekley, their years long rivalry playing out in a series of violent drill rap songs. Our complaint of law lays out that a $100,000 bounty was placed on a life of FBG Duck to have him killed. The lawsuit names a wide ranging list of defendants, including Lil Durk, his record label Only the Family or OTF, and other larger labels that partnered with OTF like Sony and UMG Interscope, attorney Roosevelt Allen saying the larger labels welcome artists engaging in criminal activity putting profit over human life.
They want authenticity which has bred these type of individuals getting in the music business, carrying out their activities, and their record label companies are fueling it, financing it, developing brands for them. Earlier this year, six purported gang members were convicted of carrying out Weekley’s murder. Allen saying with this lawsuit, he hopes others who knowingly promoted violence will be held accountable. That’s where it crosses the line when you take it from the music and you take it to the public. Nope, you’re wrong. It crossed the line when it became a cultural norm and we continue to validate it and so I don’t really know how a lawsuit actually justifies the killing but how can they prove that he actually did anything and if it was, why wouldn’t it be a criminal complaint instead of a civil suit? This is no different than the women in the New York court of law that then filed a lawsuit in order to get money from people that did stuff, I just don’t understand.
Listen, you live by the gun, you die by the gun, y’all justify this, y’all want y’all rappers to be as real as possible, you don’t see this in country music, you don’t see this in pop music, you don’t see any of that. Michael Jackson and Prince, they just battled and you know what I’m saying? They just water waved and they moonwalked and he played his guitar and he did purple rain, they did all of that and they never actually put out no guns on each other. They battled, James Brown called up Michael Jackson and Michael and then he got and then Michael told James Brown, hey, bring Prince up here and then Prince jumped on the pole and he was swinging on the pole and then it fell into the audience and then they had a grudge ever since, it was a grudge match ever since, ever since they said, it’s me and you, me and you and we gonna battle it out on the songs, that’s what happened, that’s literally, that’s the story, Michael didn’t like Paul McCartney, so he bought the Beatles catalog, it was battling out on wax, you didn’t see, now see, you get big as a rapper, you make a couple dollars, next thing you know you putting a hundred thousand on somebody’s head, it’s different, it’s different now, anyways and then last but not least, a man was killed in Mexico and a Southern California man was shot and killed in Mexico and his sister and his family is battling to bring his body home in order to give him a proper burial, but there’s a twist to it, check it out.
A Southern California family reeling from the sudden and violent loss of a one who was shot and killed while visiting Mexico is also facing the added trauma of trying to bring his body back home. KTL a Shelby Nelson reports from Hemet. We want to bring my brother home. That’s what Karen Lajud and her family are desperately trying to do, get her brother back from Mexico to give him a proper funeral. He was the sweetest person you could have ever met. Isaac Lopez was just 23 years old, excited about life and all that it had to offer.
He was an aspiring singer songwriter living in Riverside. Isaac traveled to Mexico over the weekend to attend his sister’s vow renewals in Ensenada and to visit his grandmother. But on his way back home Monday morning, Karen says she got a call from his boyfriend, Jake, who doesn’t speak Spanish. There were there’s a twist. There’s a twist. So he was living in California. Makes sense. Sister got red and purple hair. Makes sense. And he was with his boyfriend over in over in Mexico. He was with his boyfriend. This this was the twist.
This was the twist. Let me play the rest of the story and then y’all can make your own assessment after that. 30 minutes into driving and Jake said that he heard a pop and he looked over at Isaac. Isaac was driving and he saw Isaac’s head immediately just went down and he grabbed the steering wheel. The two were also traveling with Jake’s cousin who was in the backseat. The car went into a ditch moments after a man approaches the vehicle. They were like, is everybody okay in Spanish? Um, is everybody okay? And then Jake was trying to get help.
He was like, Oh, please help us. And when he said that the guy took out the gun and he shot Jake on the shoulder, he immediately went to the back and he started saying, you know, the telephone and he looked back and he shot her. Karen was told it took Mexican authorities more than an hour to respond. Within that time, her brother passed away. She says all the suspect took was a phone. Her brother’s wallet was still there, leaving her and her family with even more questions. She believes this was a crime of opportunity and that the shooter targeted Isaac’s vehicle because of his foreign license plates.
As for Jake and his cousin both survived the traumatizing attack. Meantime, Karen and her family are raising money to help bring her little brother. She says the number one thing she’ll miss is hugs. Be careful when you travel and into these other places. You look like food 100%. [tr:trw].
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