NYC radio host tells her FB audience "F*** the police. Then allegedly rams cop with car, kills him, speeds away

A New York radio host streaming on Facebook said, "F**k the police." Several hours later, she allegedly, and with a suspended drivers license, drove her car into a NYPD highway cop who was redirecting traffic, killing him and fleeing from the scene at high speed. 

She was later caught.

Jessica Beauvais, 32, posted on her "Face the Reality" radio show an approximately two-hour Facebook stream in which she spoke about the Derek Chauvin trial; the former Minneapolis police officer found guilty in the George Floyd murder trial.

“This week we are going to talk about the ignorance that was the Derek Chauvin trial — or the ignorance that is essentially just is this f***ing justice system,” and played the lovely song “F**k Tha Police,” by N.W. A. She added, “Like NWA say about the police – if you’re going to kill me, at least I get to take someone with me. I’m one of those people. If I’m going to go, someone is coming.”

Beauvais was vaping and drinking a dark liquid from a recyclable plastic cup and later washed down something in a red shot glass with a bottle of Snapple, according to The Daily Mail. They also said that she later admitted to guzzling vodka before the deadly alleged murder of the police officer.

“What happened to fighting?” she asked, according to the outlet. “I grew up on fighting. I like to fight. My hands and my feet and teeth. It does something for me — what does it do for you? F***ing people up never stopped being a thing. Shooting people is still wack. It means you can’t fight. It means you’re a cop.” 

Her logic is amazing. She is able to dismiss all the shootings in Chicago, New York, Detroit, and other cities that are perpetrated most often by minorities, but instead comes to the conclusion that when someone is shot, it's by a cop.

After signing off around 2 a.m. by saying, “F*** the police. F*** them,” Beauvais drove onto the Long Island Expressway, according to the criminal complaint, and allegedly plowed her car into Anastasios Tsakos, 43, while he was redirecting traffic after a separate fatal car accident on the Long Island Expressway.

“Tsakos was in full reflective gear, next to a marked police car with flashing lights and a series of cones,” ABC 7 reported.

According to court documents, Beauvais stated, “I did hear a thump, so I knew I hit something but I didn’t see what it was.” She also may have noticed that her windshield was completely shattered and the front of her vehicle was badly damaged. She may have also concluded she struck someone when the officer went flying in the air about 100 feet in front of her and landed in the grass along the side of the road.

Sure, even though officer Tsakos leaves behind a 3-year-old son and a 6-year-old daughter, it's Beauvais who is the real victim here because people just might assume she hit him on purpose. 

NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea told the press that Beauvais was driving while intoxicated and with a suspended license.

“I think that when you see the images of [Beauvais’] car and the windshield that is completely shattered, as well as damage to the front of the car, there is no way to not know that you struck an individual,” he said, as The New York Post reported.

She reportedly passed multiple exits on the L.I.E., eventually driving onto a curb. According to prosecutors, when police surrounded the vehicle, she allegedly backed into a police car in an attempt to get away. Maybe she was hoping to score another kill.

“When finally arrested, the agitated suspect ranted and swore at the cops taking her into custody for vehicular manslaughter, DWI and driving with a suspended license in the tragic death of Tsakos, police said. ‘F— you,’ a source quoted her telling the arresting officers. ‘I don’t have to listen to you,'” The New York Daily News reported. Actually she does.

On Tuesday afternoon, as she was exiting NYPD’s 107th Precinct in handcuffs, Beauvais stated, “I’m sorry that I hit him and that he’s dead.” Actually, she's sorry she got caught, is my guess.

Beauvais faces up to only 15 years in prison, a sentence that is too short. Among the 13 charges brought against her are second degree manslaughter, second degree vehicular manslaughter and leaving the scene of an incident. 

The insanity continues. . .

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