CARDI B RESPONDS TO “NAUSEATING” POLICE SHOOTING OF JACOB BLAKE

August 25, 2020 0
Cardi-B-responds-to-nauseating-police-shooting-of-Jacob-Blake CARDI B RESPONDS TO "NAUSEATING" POLICE SHOOTING OF JACOB BLAKE

“What will be the reason now?” she composed on Instagram after the Black dad was shot by cops.

Superstars, activists, and social media users keep on responding to the shocking video of a 29-year-old Black man — recognized as Jacob Blake — getting shot by cops Kenosha, Wisconsin.

The episode happened when cops were reacting to a “domestic circumstance” on Sunday evening (Aug. 23). Blake was shot at any rate multiple times in the back and — as of Monday morning (Aug. 24) — is out of medical procedure and recuperating in an emergency unit. The officials engaged with the shooting have been put on authoritative leave.

Cardi B was among numerous to react to the occurrence on Instagram. On Sunday evening (Aug. 23), hours after the shooting, Cardi posted the violent graphic video on the web.

“Wow this is SICKENING!” she wrote. “I can’t believe it! What’s going to be the excuse now?”

“They just don’t give a fu*k nomore!” Cardi’s post continued. “SOMETHING MUST HAPPEN! Yooo this is insane they really not giving a fuck anymore. Lord please!”

50 Cent additionally responded to the shooting all alone Instagram account.

“No way what the fu*k kinda law enforcement is this?” he wrote. “Shot this man 7 times in his back, in front of his kids.”

“The world is just over,” 50 added. “Fu*k it!”

As announced by REVOLT, neighbors and witnesses state Blake was separating a verbal battle between two ladies when police showed up. He was shot before his little youngsters, who were sitting in his vehicle. As per a public statement, the shooting is presently being researched by the Wisconsin Department of Justice.

“While we do not have all of the details yet, what we know for certain is that he is not the first Black man or person to have been shot or injured or mercilessly killed at the hands of individuals in law enforcement in our state or our country,” Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers tweeted about the incident on Sunday (Aug. 23).

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