D.C. Official pees in police station tells cops to clean it up

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Washington, D.C. -- A public official was arrested for drunk driving, allegedly used the "n-word" to vilify police officers and peed on the police station floor while telling cops to clean it up. He also allegedly threatened police by bragging that they didn't know who he was.

The alleged pisser, Paul Trantham, serves as a D.C. Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner T Ward 8B. It used to be represented by former crack-user and D.C. mayor Marion Barry, a convicted felon.

Trantham allegedly was swerving in his vehicle around Oxon Hill, Maryland around midnight. He was pulled over by Prince George's County Police. He and his car stank of alcohol and he behaved aggressively when he was stopped because he was on his way to a midnight Mensa meeting. Not.

WTOP reported that when another officer arrived to assist with the situation, Trantham started name-dropping and claimed he knew Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker.

Once he was taken to the Oxon Hill police station, he allegedly used the "n-word" to target officers, then peed on the floor and ordered cops to clean it up.

Officers uncuffed him so he could properly use the bathroom. Trantham "slammed the door and said he wasn't coming out," according to a police report. When cops tried to enter the bathroom, he allegedly resisted arrest and issued a threat that they "didn't know who he was," the report states.

Trantham, ever the cool dude in a loose mood, denied the police version of what happened and ranted of the bathroom situation, "I think they are homosexuals because what man would come in there and pull another man off the seat?"

Gee, do homosexuals do that to other men?

Trantham said he plans to sue the police department. There's a video of what happened at the station bathroom so he'll probably lose if he actually tries to sue.

Hopefully he loses more than just the case.




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A Weiner in the slammer Monday

Anthony Weiner is set to serve his time at the Federal Medical Center, Devens, in Massachusetts. The joint holds over 1,100 prisoners who require medical or mental health care. 

Medically, Weiner is fine.

The 53-year-old deviant and disgraced former congressman has to report Monday and will serve 21 to 27 months for sexting a 15-year-old girl. 

If New York City is anything like Washington D.C., it will build a statue of Weiner like Washington plans to build for Marion Barry, who was arrested in a sting operation with a former girlfriend Hazel Diane "Rasheeda" Moore, on January 18, 1990 for illegal drug possession and use. On the videotape of the operation, Barry says of Moore: "Bitch set me up . . . I shouldn't have come up here . . . goddamn bitch."

Marion Barry

But he's still getting a statue and I believe Weiner deserves to have leftists build one for him too.

Weiner was sentenced in September after being convicted of exchanging lewd messages and photos of young women and girls on Twitter. (But liberals are more upset over President Trump's tweets than the scummy tweets that Weiner posted.)

His career circled the bowl while a congressman in 2011 and it ruined his chances for becoming New York City mayor in 2013. It also ruined his marriage with his Muslim Brotherhood connected wife, Huma Abedin, and when the FBI examined his computer, they found a boat load of confidential documents on the hard drive evidently put there by Huma.

Pulling out his copy of the "Sex Abuse Manual for Liberals," Weiner admitted "I have a sickness, but I do not have an excuse." Then, of course, he said he would be seeking treatment, much like Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey said they would do after they were outed.

Weiner cried, literally, to Judge Denise Cote saying he was "a very sick man for a very long time." 

But he only agreed to seek treatment once he got caught with his pants down, literally. He read from a statement and called his crime his "rock bottom" rather than criminally depraved. 



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It Wasn't My Fault, I Was Drunk

The Hon. Trey Radel

When a private citizen gets caught using illicit drugs, he or she will be prosecuted and serve time in prison where they will meet like-minded junkies with neck tattoos and bad attitudes. When a mayor of a major North American city, or an American congressman gets caught, even admits to buying the drugs, nothing is done and they aren't even terminated from their job. 

Of course, I'm referring to Rob Ford, the mayor of Toronto, and Trey Radel, the congressman (R-FL). In Ford's case, his excuse was that his judgment was off because he was in a drunken stupor. In his mind, that should excuse him. He will continue on as mayor of Toronto, at the taxpayer's expense, although all responsibilities of the office will be assumed by the Deputy Mayor and City Council.