BLM protestor to Kansas City cops: ‘We gonna blow your mother f*cking head off’
“I’m waiting for one of those mother f*ckers to pull me over,” they said. “Cause baby where I’m from, we don’t give two f*cks about the police.”
“I’m waiting for one of those mother f*ckers to pull me over,” they said. “Cause baby where I’m from, we don’t give two f*cks about the police.”

Black Lives Matter protestors called for violence and revenge attacks against police during a demonstration in Kansas City that blocked a large intersection on the anniversary of George Floyd's death on Tuesday.
"Cause we're tired of being shot and killed because we're gonna get pulled over for air fresheners," said one of the demonstrators in the center of a large intersection the group was blocking.
The protestors was referring to the reason given to why Daunte Wright was pulled over by an officer in Brooklyn Center, near Minneapolis, Minnesota, in April. Wright was shot by the officer, who accidentally pulled her firearm instead of a taser.
"I'm waiting for one of those mother f*ckers to pull me over," they said. "Cause baby where I'm from, we don't give two f*cks about the police."
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View on X"Let them kill one of ours. Guess what we doing? We kill one of theirs in Chicago baby, they continue. "We gonna knock on your door. We gonna blow your mother f*cking head off."
Footage from the same event shows cars attempting to pass through the intersection while pressing hard on the horn. One white pickup truck was confronted by multiple young protestors who stood in front of it, displaying signs and blocking the vehicle from passing through.
In the background of the clip, people can be heard shouting about the "racist police pigs" that have "killed black men in Kansas City."
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