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    Default This story made my day

    http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/j...dents-39938838

    "A former leader of a black student group was sentenced Friday to 90 days in jail for tweeting anonymous threats against fellow black college students in an attempt to raise awareness about racial issues on campus.

    Kayla McKelvey pleaded guilty in April to creating a false public alarm. She had sought to be allowed to enter a pretrial intervention program that would have allowed her to avoid jail time, but a judge denied the motion a few days before her guilty plea.

    Under terms of her sentencing imposed Friday in Union County, McKelvey also will serve five years' probation, serve 100 hours in a labor assistance program with the county sheriff's department and undergo anger management and counseling.

    In a statement to the court, McKelvey apologized for sending the messages and said her intent had been to raise awareness but she had gone about it the wrong way.

    Prosecutors alleged the 25-year-old tweeted threats from a Kean University library because she wanted more people to attend a November 2015 rally. She then returned to the rally to tell people about the threats.

    One tweet addressed to campus police read: "@kupolice I will kill all the blacks tonight, tomorrow and any other day if they go to Kean University."

    The university increased security, and several law enforcement agencies were also alerted, including the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. The police response and heightened security cost approximately $82,000, and McKelvey will pay restitution in that amount.

    The threats also prompted a group of black ministers to call for Kean President Dawood Farahi to resign, saying the threats showed that he hadn't done enough to address racial tension on campus. He remained in his position, however.

    An internal report released last month concluded Kean's policies and processes aren't discriminatory. It found that the university's policies are "comprehensive and equitable" and that nearly a fifth of Kean's students are African-American and roughly 30 percent of its employees are black."

    Freaking liberals so desperate to make the country look more racist than it actually is. One has to wonder if there are more people like her who aren't stupid enough to get caught. Enjoy your jail cell and 82k in fines.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lewkowski View Post
    One has to wonder if there are more people like her who aren't stupid enough to get caught.
    You mean Obama when he's not busy orchestrating the mass-murder of gay clubbers, right?
    "One day, we shall die. All the other days, we shall live."

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    What in that story made your day? The fact that there are disturbed people who cause unnecessary work for law agencies in general does not make me happy.
    Congratulations America

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hazir View Post
    What in that story made your day? The fact that there are disturbed people who cause unnecessary work for law agencies in general does not make me happy.
    That there was a real punishment for once for these types of idiots. That is what made my day.

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