EXPOSED: Two Black Pimps Organized #McKinney “Pool Party” As Part Of Campaign To Sexually Exploit Minors

The free, illegal McKinney pool party was thrown as bait to sell tickets to a later party featuring the sexual exploitation of minors, the regular business of the pool party’s organizers, a black mother/daughter pimp team who sell access to underage girls via tickets to their parties, parties which they populate with these girls, and advertise as such. It may not be direct sex for sale, but it’s about as close as you can get.

Excerpted from The Conservative Treehouse: It appears the Dallas area might actually have an investigative journalist willing to expose the sexploitation of minors. That’s really the bigger picture behind the McKinney “Craig Ranch” pool fiasco.

We previously revealed the McKinney Texas June 5th pool party mob at the Craig Ranch sub-division was organized by 20-year-old Tatyana Rhodes (left), and her mother LaShana Burks (right) pool party – Dime girls 1 Tatyana Rhodes and her mother are facing a very real possibility of civil lawsuits by the Home Owners Association within Craig Ranch for an unapproved and unauthorized event that turned into a mob, and has cost the community THOUSANDS.

In addition, some of the other party members: Jahda Bakari (13), and Grace Stone (14) were part of the same promotional party group.

Combined these young ladies were promoting, and selling tickets for, Tatyana’s next event “#Make It Clap Pt.2? as noted in her promotional flyer.

Notice how Tatyana now tries desperately to avoid admitting that her promotional activity is what led to hundreds of party-goers. It is abundantly clear she and her mother are aware of the lawsuit risks now facing them. Notice also how she references herself as a “teen” when her actual DOB is 04/02/1995.

Despite very specific rules by the HOA regarding use of the pool area, neither Tatyana Rhodes nor her mother, LaShana Burks, sought permission to use the pool or clubhouse area as part of their #Dime Piece Cookout event.

However, Tatyana hired a DJ and promoted the event to include a pool party:

There are numerous social media links reflecting that Tatyana organizes these “parties”, and charges for attendance, as a profit generating business. Her enterprise name is promoted under the auspices of “Twinzzpromotions” and uses the email address twinnzzpromotions@gmail.com:

However, the specific event last Friday was advertised as “free attendance” where Tatyana was passing out flyers and selling tickets for another event she was setting up for June 19.

Via: Pat Dollard

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Elisabeth Hasselbeck: McKinney Chief ‘Threw Officer Under the Bus’

The Fox & Friends troika sounded a tad suspicious Wednesday morning about the resignation of McKinney police officer Eric Casebolt, wondering if he had been “pressured” to resign, and whether his chief had properly backed him up.

Casebolt was caught on a cell phone video manhandling a teenager and drawing his weapon against unarmed bystanders after a call about a disturbance at a pool party. He resigned Tuesday evening, and was castigated by McKinney police chief Greg Conley for being “clearly out of control” — something co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck said constituted “throwing him under the bus.”

Conley’s comments undercut other Fox segments, including one from last night in which Sean Hannity said the teenagers might have been “provoking” Casebolt.

F&F wasnt even entirely sure Casebolt was in the wrong, simply noting that “some say” he had “overreacted.”

Via: Mediaite.com

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HERE WE GO: NATIONAL RACE-BAITER HEADED TO MCKINNEY TO STOKE THE FLAMES OF RACISM

McKinney is about to turn into another Ferguson. Al Sharpton told the USA Today that he’s going there to hold a rally to demand that the police officer who pulled his gun should be fired:

USA TODAY – The Rev. Al Sharpton told USA TODAY on Monday that he was alerted to watch the video by the Dallas chapter of his National Action Network (NAN). He described McKinney as indicative of a police community that has a “tendency to throw police procedures into the wind.”

“I was praying it didn’t end in (the officer) shooting someone,” Sharpton said in a phone interview from New York. “(He) was a trigger away from yet another police shooting, which is why he should be prosecuted.”

Sharpton said cellphones and technology are bringing to people’s living rooms evidence of what activists have been saying all along — that some white officers have a complete disregard for black lives.

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Sharpton said he is considering holding a rally in McKinney as early as this weekend to demand that the officer who pulled the gun be fired.

It’s plain to anyone who has watched the video carefully that the reason the cop drew his gun is because two punks ran around to his side as if to threaten the him and one looked like he was about to pull a weapon.

Via: The Right Scoop

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Activists Want Black Host Who Blamed Teens For McKinney Pool Fight FIRED

Dozens of activists are calling on a Dallas-based video broadcast station to fire a black talk show host for blaming a group of mostly black teenagers for starting a fracas at a private swimming pool in McKinney, Tex. on Friday.

Benet Embry, who hosts an internet show on Deep Ellum on Air and lives in the neighborhood, has been accused by some for being a traitor to his race after he posted to his Facebook account to push back against what he called a false media narrative that has been crafted in the wake of the incident.

The Daily Caller confirmed with the CEO of Deep Ellum, Jedi Jantzen, that the station has received at least 25 phone calls and numerous emails and social media posts demanding Embry’s ouster. Jentzen said he has no plans to fire the host.

The outrage began with a seven-and-a-half minute video released over the weekend showing McKinney police officer Eric Casebolt throwing a 15-year-old black girl on the ground and pulling out his gun as he tried to detain a group of teenagers allegedly involved in the fracas.

But witnesses to the scene say that the video lacks context. They said that teens, many of whom did not live in Craig Ranch, began causing trouble at a concert held next to the pool. Pool-goers who do live in the neighborhood called police after some of the teens trespassed into the pool. Others were fighting. Police who first responded to the scene were reportedly unable to control the crowd of teenagers, who refused to comply.

The girl Casebolt forced to the ground said that she was not involved in any of the violence that had occurred at the pool.

Via: Daily Caller

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