in

Transgender Privilege: Portland Police Reportedly Held Back Identity And Details Of Brutal Murder Because Suspect Was Transgender

Transgender violence is on the rise nationwide as a majority suffer from some sort of mental illness

Social media images / Composite

(Summit News) Police in Portland deliberately delayed releasing details surrounding the brutal murder of a cab driver on Easter Sunday because the suspect is a trans individual with a history of threatening behavior, according to a report by journalist Andy Ngo.

The driver was found by police stabbed to death on Sunday evening in the Buckman Neighborhood, with Radio City Cab confirming the victim was a long-time employee with an impeccable record.

 

Ngo says he investigated the case after finding it suspicious that barely any details about an apprehended suspect were provided in the press release.

 

It was only on Monday afternoon that the Portland Police Bureau identified the suspect as 30-year-old Moses Lopez, who was booked into the Multnomah County Detention Center, charged with Murder in the Second Degree and Unlawful Use of a Weapon.

Ngo details how Lopez was booked days before for threatening a different person with a weapon, but had been released without bail.

Read More

Leave a Reply

Loading…

EV’s Proving To Be Problematic And Overrated, Lack Of Chargers, Range Anxiety, And Reliability Issues Pushing Drivers Away

Rasmussen Poll Shows Trump Indictment Is Backfiring, Voters Agree Trump Prosecution A ‘Banana Republic’ – Bad for America, Good For Trump