Simone Boyce
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Largely because his attention is occupied by executing fraud to the tune of tens of thousands of dollars. Because the game had been advertised as a charitable event... But like, he hadn't told anyone what charity.
Largely because his attention is occupied by executing fraud to the tune of tens of thousands of dollars. Because the game had been advertised as a charitable event... But like, he hadn't told anyone what charity.
Largely because his attention is occupied by executing fraud to the tune of tens of thousands of dollars. Because the game had been advertised as a charitable event... But like, he hadn't told anyone what charity.
Yeah, kids with problems.
Yeah, kids with problems.
Yeah, kids with problems.
So there's no beneficiary actually selected for this party and for the more than $24,000 in 1990s money that had been raised for the event. Further blame for what's about to happen goes to the police on duty. Sean's assistants had only coordinated with Pinkerton security guards hired by the university. Yeah, there's Pinkertons in this.
So there's no beneficiary actually selected for this party and for the more than $24,000 in 1990s money that had been raised for the event. Further blame for what's about to happen goes to the police on duty. Sean's assistants had only coordinated with Pinkerton security guards hired by the university. Yeah, there's Pinkertons in this.
So there's no beneficiary actually selected for this party and for the more than $24,000 in 1990s money that had been raised for the event. Further blame for what's about to happen goes to the police on duty. Sean's assistants had only coordinated with Pinkerton security guards hired by the university. Yeah, there's Pinkertons in this.
And the university had incorporated to the number of security guards to 23 because they started getting worried before the event. But the NYPD just sends a few guys. And when it becomes clear that more than twice as many people as expected showed up, the sergeant on scene doesn't call for backup until it's too late.
And the university had incorporated to the number of security guards to 23 because they started getting worried before the event. But the NYPD just sends a few guys. And when it becomes clear that more than twice as many people as expected showed up, the sergeant on scene doesn't call for backup until it's too late.
And the university had incorporated to the number of security guards to 23 because they started getting worried before the event. But the NYPD just sends a few guys. And when it becomes clear that more than twice as many people as expected showed up, the sergeant on scene doesn't call for backup until it's too late.
Eventually, there are like 60 something officers in attendance, but it takes a while. And the sergeant on duty also ignores repeated calls by the university being like, there's way too many people. There's way too many people. You need to do something. There's going to be a riot. And in fact, there is. Yeah, they ignored the neighbors at our parties, too, man. They just did not listen to them.
Eventually, there are like 60 something officers in attendance, but it takes a while. And the sergeant on duty also ignores repeated calls by the university being like, there's way too many people. There's way too many people. You need to do something. There's going to be a riot. And in fact, there is. Yeah, they ignored the neighbors at our parties, too, man. They just did not listen to them.
Eventually, there are like 60 something officers in attendance, but it takes a while. And the sergeant on duty also ignores repeated calls by the university being like, there's way too many people. There's way too many people. You need to do something. There's going to be a riot. And in fact, there is. Yeah, they ignored the neighbors at our parties, too, man. They just did not listen to them.
So once it becomes clear, because they have to tell this huge crowd, most of you are not getting in. And then the crowd gets rowdy and violent and a riot begins. The NYPD officers who are there are as useless as the NYPD tends to be when they're ever there actually needed for something. And things go very badly at 7 p.m. with far too many people crowded into the venue. Oh, my God.
So once it becomes clear, because they have to tell this huge crowd, most of you are not getting in. And then the crowd gets rowdy and violent and a riot begins. The NYPD officers who are there are as useless as the NYPD tends to be when they're ever there actually needed for something. And things go very badly at 7 p.m. with far too many people crowded into the venue. Oh, my God.
So once it becomes clear, because they have to tell this huge crowd, most of you are not getting in. And then the crowd gets rowdy and violent and a riot begins. The NYPD officers who are there are as useless as the NYPD tends to be when they're ever there actually needed for something. And things go very badly at 7 p.m. with far too many people crowded into the venue. Oh, my God.
It is like one of the best survival advice pieces I can give you is if you are ever in any kind of event and upon entering your like your only way to get in is to push through a crowd of people with absolutely no gaps in it. And you immediately have like the hair stand up on the back of your neck and wonder, are there too many people in this room? Fucking back the hell out.
It is like one of the best survival advice pieces I can give you is if you are ever in any kind of event and upon entering your like your only way to get in is to push through a crowd of people with absolutely no gaps in it. And you immediately have like the hair stand up on the back of your neck and wonder, are there too many people in this room? Fucking back the hell out.