LRPD chief caught in another lie

Russ Racop - April 27, 2021

Yesterday we made a post that included a memo that a confidential source inside LRPD provided to use back on April 19th.

We posted that memo on social media on April 19th and April 20th.

Today Max Brantley with the Arkansas Times posted on the Arkansas Blog about our story.

Brantley posted comment Chief Keef made about the incident.

Brantley wrote that Chief Keef later updated that message.

We suspect that Chief Keef was at one of his side-chicks house when he got a text message about the 23rd killing of the year.

Note what he said in his first message...

That is a lie.

As previously mentioned, one of his trusted employees sent us his April 19th memorandum as soon as they received it. Our posts prove that.

His mercenary cops leak information to us on a daily basis.

One of our field reporters sent us that photo of him and his grotty feet.

And a pedicure won't fix the grotty foot problem Chief Keef.

And this photo shows that Chief Keef says "fuck the mask" and defies the mask mandate his boss Feckless Frank has in place.

We must point out the LRPD follows us on social media and have individuals assigned to make records of our activities.

You can see that LRPD follows us on Twitter, but we don't follow them.

Brantley also posted an update of the memo we first reported about on April 19th after receiving if from one of his mercenary cops.

Chief Keef is done here as police chief. He needs to move on to another position while he can.

If he hangs around to long he might end up in a shit-hole like Syracuse, NY and loose his certification like Kenton Tremar Buckner and have to be a civilian police chief, if any city will take him.

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