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Title: Cops Raid Little Girls’ “Illegal” Lemonade Stand, Shut it Down for Operating Without a Permit
Source:
Free Thought Project/KLTV
URL Source: http://thefreethoughtproject.com/co ... e-stand-shut-operating-permit/
Published: Jun 10, 2015
Author: Matt Agorist
Post Date: 2015-06-10 20:43:55 by Deckard
Keywords: None
Views: 37317
Comments: 204
Tyler, TX — Last week, police in Texas heroically saved the town from likes of two young girls who attempted to open a black market lemonade stand. The girls, one 7-year-old and one 8-year-old, dared to try to raise money to buy a Father’s day present for their dad by setting up a lemonade stand in their neighborhood. Andria and Zoey Green told ABC affiliate KLTV they were trying to raise about $100 for a Father’s Day present. They wanted to take him to Splash Kingdom. Over the weekend, the two young entrepreneurs took to the streets with their delicious batch of homemade lemonade and began to provide willing customers with their product. Only one hour into their business endeavour, these girls had raised 25% of their goal. However, their cash cow would be shut down not long after it started. Overton police chief Clyde Carter showed up along with the city code enforcer and shutdown their criminal operation. The girls had violated Texas House Bill 970, or the Texas Baker’s Bill, which does not allow the sale of food that needs time or temperature control to prevent it from spoiling. Since the lemonade would eventually grow mold after being left out for days, police said they needed an inspection from the health department and a permit to sell it and deemed their operation “illegal.” The cost of the permit is $150 dollars. “It is a lemonade stand, but they also have a permit that they are required to get,” Chief Carter said. “I think that’s ridiculous. I think they’re 7 and 8, and they’re just trying to make money for their own cause,” said Sandi Evans, the girls’ mother. The most absurd aspect of this ordeal is that the police know it’s a ridiculous law. However, they said ridiculous or not, it’s the law and they’ll keep enforcing it. “We have to follow by the state health guidelines,” said Carter. “They have to have a permit if they’re going to do the lemonade stands.” Police officers can certainly use discretion and choose not to “enforce” this law for use in such an asinine application. The fact that these girls had their good intentions ruined by those who claim to protect them speaks to the level of discontent with law enforcement in America today. The heartening side to this story is that these young girls are now learning to bypass this tyrannical system of bureaucratic nonsense. The girls said they will be setting up their lemonade stand again this weekend. Instead of selling it though, they will be giving it away, but they will gladly be accepting donations. Hopefully next week, we aren’t reading the story of these two Texas girls being raided by the IRS for tax evasion on their lemonade donations. But in today’s police state USA, it would be entirely expected. The most absurd aspect of this ordeal is that the police know it’s a ridiculous law. However, they said ridiculous or not, it’s the law and they’ll keep enforcing it. "Just following orders" Hmmm, where have I heard that before? Oh - now I remember. 
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#1. To: Deckard (#0)
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The cops have been busting bake sales too. I guess pulling guns on 14 year old girls in bathing suits is not enough to keep them busy. :) In all honesty, it's not the fault of the police, it's the fault of politicians. Whatever happened to the police who killed Eric Garner for selling un-taxed cigarettes? The media dropped reporting on this because Bill de Blasio wanted 5 or 6 cops to harass this guy for not paying taxes. What a sad country we live in today.
If you are referring to the McKinney cop, I challenge you to produce any evidence he pulling a gun on a 14 year old girl. I don't believe it happened.
Watch the video. The cop has his gun out and his knee in the back of a 14 year girl in a bathing suit. His own Chief of Police says that the cop's behavior is inexcusable.
The cop drew his weapon on the homie lunging at him from the side while reaching into his waistband. I suggest you watch the video.
The Chief of Police says that the cop's behavior is inexcusable. What part of that don't you understand?
Don't change the subject. You said the cop drew down on the girl. He didn't. You're wrong. Man up.
The 14 year old girl in the bathing suit was just standing in a group of friends when the cop grabbed her and threw her to the ground. Watch the video -- before this, the girl kept moving away from the rest of the action. She wasn't threatening anyone. So, what did she do wrong? Oh, maybe the cop didn't like what she had to say. Tough shit.. We have something called the First Amendment that let's her say whatever she wants. The cop threw her to the ground. As as result of the cop's action, two of her friends ran passed the cop and one reached out to touch him. The cop pulled his gun and luckily two of his buddies stepped in to stop him or it would have been a bloody mess. Then the cop shoved his knee in the little girl's back. After he had her subdued he put the gun away. So yes, he had a gun pulled on a 14 year old girl in a bathing suit laying on the ground with his knee in her back. What did this girl do to deserve this??? Even the Police Chief says that the cop was out of control. How anyone can excuse his behavior is beyond me.
If you really want to know, watch this video:
Nice find. An intelligent, logical, common sense black woman bucks the simple "cop wuz wrong!" rush-to-judgment narrative I've seen from Al Sharpton to Judge Napolitano to the pandering Mark Fuerman. She also dismisses the notion that ALL black people are jumping on this virulent anti-LE, leap-to-one-conclusion movement. Someone remind me -- just when did it become acceptable (and viral) for teens (or anyone for that matter) to ignore cops' commands at the scene, bait cops, and disrespect their space with impunity? Oh, that's right -- when the Agitator-in-Chief began setting the example back in 2009.
You're looking at the answer to the question, "Why are cops arresting so many black teens?" The one black teen claims he was pushed. Whatever. Imagine if he "fell" on the cop. Add another dead black teen to the total. What's wrong with these animals, howling and screeching and jumping around the cops who are simply trying to maintain order? Just listen to the video when the cop grabs the girl and put yourself in his shoes.
Defiance. Right on down from the regime. Glorified in rap. Indoctrinated from birth on through public school through college to hate cops and Whitey. Toss in social media and MSM and we'll soon have a generation of blacks who've been taught Whitey AND cops are Satan. It's staggering. At this pace, on this course, things will end very badly for everyone. EXCEPT the Elites. The one black teen claims he was pushed. Whatever. Imagine if he "fell" on the cop. Add another dead black teen to the total. "Pushed"...yeah, right. The two had obviously planned to circle behind the cop; One was moving too fast for the other and "[pushed" him too much, too fast. Yup, this incident was real close to yet more black teen deaths via cop-suicide. But then that IS the statist-leftist-media agenda, isn't it? They want to take down the status quo -- across the board. Not just racially, but we see this same hatred, indoctrination, and disruptive vein in the homofascism movement. But I digress... THE PLAN: Demonize local LE, then replace it with a more gentle understanding FEDGUB PARA-MILITARY LAW ENFORCEMENT. Oh wait; It will be RUTHLESS. What's wrong with these animals, howling and screeching and jumping around the cops who are simply trying to maintain order? Just listen to the video when the cop grabs the girl and put yourself in his shoes. What's wrong" is the lack of parenting, the rejection of any morals and ethics; and a politically leftist media and "communitah leaders" who are goading and sacrificing an entire generation of their young to openly defy authoritah..."fo' da cause." Yep, I did put myself in the cops shoes. Chaos was rampant. The thug-wannabes feigned circling behind him. He was perfectly justified in pulling his piece.
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#9. To: cranko (#1)
pulling guns on 14 year old girls in bathing suits
#10. To: Abcdefg (#9)
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I challenge you to produce any evidence
#11. To: cranko (#10)
"Watch the video. The cop has his gun out and his knee in the back of a 14 year girl in a bathing."
#14. To: misterwhite (#11)
#30. To: cranko (#14)
"The Chief of Police says that the cop's behavior is inexcusable."
#93. To: misterwhite, gatlin, decker (#30)
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#101. To: cranko (#93)
"So, what did she do wrong?"
#102. To: misterwhite (#101)
#122. To: Liberator (#102)
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"just when did it become acceptable (and viral) for teens (or anyone for that matter) to ignore cops' commands at the scene, bait cops, and disrespect their space with impunity?"
#176. To: misterwhite (#122)
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You're looking at the answer to the question, "Why are cops arresting so many black teens?"
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