minute read
ADVERTISEMENT
A Democrat mayor in Georgia was arrested and charged on counts of burglary and trespassing on Saturday. He also founded the Atlanta #BlackLivesMatter Chapter. He is out on a $11,000 bond.
Khalid Kamau, the mayor of South Fulton in Atlanta, was charged with criminal trespassing and first degree burglary after he allegedly entered lake house. He stated, "I just wanted to see the house" because he "thought it was abandoned."
The lake house allegeldy had visible "private property" signs on the fences around the house. According to Fox 5 Atlanta, the owner held him at gunpoint until police officers arrived.
When on the on the phone with police, Kamau yelled at the homeowner, "Do you know who the f*ck I am? I'm the Mayor, and I'll wait for my police to get here and see what happens then."
Khalid Kamau is the first Black Lives Matter organizer to be elected to public office in the state according to The Atlanta Journal Constitution eports organized the Atlanta Chapter of Black Lives Matter. His donations for his initial campaign used the platform ActBlue.
His arrest is part of a string of controversies that have taken place since he took office. Officers had to shut down an easter egg hunt that Kamau was hosting earlier this year because he did not obtain a permit for the activiy.
City Council member Natasha Williams-Brown, who is replacing Kamau, along with other City Council members, sued him this year to remove him from office.
The suit alleged that Kamau "repeatedly betrayed the confidence of the City and the City Council by intentionally and knowingly disclosing confidential information of the City for his and others’ personal benefit."
City Manager Tammi Jones quit just a week prior to the suit.
Before his arrest, Kamau also said in June that he wanted "Trump to do 30 days at Rice St." Rice Street is the location of Fulton County Jail.
Former Mayor Khalid Kamau's Facebook post, June 14, 2023
Kamau is described in his official bio as a "college-educated, community activist and Southern, Black, Christian Socialist."
Kamau, in preparation for Summer in May, also put together a mixtape on Spotify called, "Everest." The Spotify playlist says, "What keeps the Mayor of America's Blackest City, South Fulton, Georgia so mellow? The answer may be found in his first-ever Summer Mixtape."
The playlist includes songs that are "chill beats from London to the Americas to Africa."
Khalid Kamau, the mayor of South Fulton in Atlanta, was charged with criminal trespassing and first degree burglary after he allegedly entered lake house. He stated, "I just wanted to see the house" because he "thought it was abandoned."
The lake house allegeldy had visible "private property" signs on the fences around the house. According to Fox 5 Atlanta, the owner held him at gunpoint until police officers arrived.
When on the on the phone with police, Kamau yelled at the homeowner, "Do you know who the f*ck I am? I'm the Mayor, and I'll wait for my police to get here and see what happens then."
Khalid Kamau is the first Black Lives Matter organizer to be elected to public office in the state according to The Atlanta Journal Constitution eports organized the Atlanta Chapter of Black Lives Matter. His donations for his initial campaign used the platform ActBlue.
His arrest is part of a string of controversies that have taken place since he took office. Officers had to shut down an easter egg hunt that Kamau was hosting earlier this year because he did not obtain a permit for the activiy.
City Council member Natasha Williams-Brown, who is replacing Kamau, along with other City Council members, sued him this year to remove him from office.
The suit alleged that Kamau "repeatedly betrayed the confidence of the City and the City Council by intentionally and knowingly disclosing confidential information of the City for his and others’ personal benefit."
City Manager Tammi Jones quit just a week prior to the suit.
Before his arrest, Kamau also said in June that he wanted "Trump to do 30 days at Rice St." Rice Street is the location of Fulton County Jail.
Former Mayor Khalid Kamau's Facebook post, June 14, 2023
Kamau is described in his official bio as a "college-educated, community activist and Southern, Black, Christian Socialist."
Kamau, in preparation for Summer in May, also put together a mixtape on Spotify called, "Everest." The Spotify playlist says, "What keeps the Mayor of America's Blackest City, South Fulton, Georgia so mellow? The answer may be found in his first-ever Summer Mixtape."
The playlist includes songs that are "chill beats from London to the Americas to Africa."
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Sign in to comment
Powered by StructureCMS™ Comments
Join and support independent free thinkers!
We’re independent and can’t be cancelled. The establishment media is increasingly dedicated to divisive cancel culture, corporate wokeism, and political correctness, all while covering up corruption from the corridors of power. The need for fact-based journalism and thoughtful analysis has never been greater. When you support The Post Millennial, you support freedom of the press at a time when it's under direct attack. Join the ranks of independent, free thinkers by supporting us today for as little as $1.
Remind me next month
To find out what personal data we collect and how we use it, please visit our Privacy Policy
Comments
2023-07-13T04:44-0400 | Comment by: Dean
BLACK, politician, criminal, Atlanta area. No surprise. Nothing to see here folks. Move along.