Journalist claims abuse and that cops profiled her--then the truth came out

New Mexico -- Jenni Monet [no relation to the French impressionist], refers to herself as a self-styled "award-winning journalist,"  and Native American activist. She claimed that she was racially profiled at a liquor store and subsequently by the cops who responded to a call made by the store. She said that she was also a victim of police brutality.

But alas!  Surveillance video from the night of her arrest for aggravated DWI in Santa Fe, New Mexico, shows another side of the story, which includes the allegedly drunken Monet making obscene gestures at the liquor store employees and screaming obscenities at the cops as she was cuffed and arrested.

Court documents obtained by KRQE News 13 say the journalist was turned away by a liquor store in Santa Fe when she tried to buy two bottles of wine while allegedly appearing to be drunk. Perhaps the store employees would rather lose the money from a sale than for her to lose her life or that of another for drunk driving.

To watch the video click here.

According to surveillance video obtained by KRQE News 13, Monet pulls up to the store and goes inside, but is refused service. "She then went back out to her car before she went back inside, and started screaming and making obscene gestures toward the staff." [She can be seen "flipping the bird" in the video.]

After the encounter, both Monet and the employees at the liquor store called authorities.

Footage from the Santa Fe County Sheriff's Department, which was also obtained by KRQE News 13, captured the activist’s seemingly belligerent behavior toward the police officer. Monet dropped the "F bomb" several times and referred to the police officer as a "fat-finger f***." Not nice. Not professional.

After Monet denies that she’s been drinking to a deputy, he asked the woman, "How come I can smell a really strong odor of alcohol?"

She also refused to take a sobriety test using expletives to explain her position.


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Andrew Cuomo doesn't let today's tragedy go to waste

Cuomo answers a very personal question

Can we just stop politicizing every shooting, every tragedy where innocent people die and wait until they're buried, at least? It was so damn predictable the left would be all over the Santa Fe school shooting before a minute passed, and all they do is the Alinsky prescription of never letting a 'good tragedy' go to waste. It's disgusting.

Just a few hours after the shooter killed 10 people and injured another 10, the idiot Democratic governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo took to Twitter demanding that President Trump "DO SOMETHING." He listed seven other mass shootings.

Not that Cuomo has done anything to stop mass shootings, because an individual really cannot effectively stop them. It takes more than words or the actions of one person. It takes a change in the social climate of a nation.

Cuomo's words made it sound as if it's Trump's fault the shooting occurred. "When is enough enough?" Cuomo asks. "How many more innocent peole have to die before you act?"

Not that previous presidents did anything to stop the shootings. Now it's all on Trump.

"You were elected to do something--do something. Your first responsibility is to the people of the United States, not the NRA--do something," he redundantly repeated. "My heart breaks for the families who have to grieve from this needless violence -- DO SOMETHING."

These are the ravings of a lunatic mind, a mind that apparently has no plans to do anything in spite of his being a governor of New York. One Twitter user responded to Cuomo:

"You're the elected official. What's your plan? Don't just pass the buck.

Another tweeted:

"This isn't about you, it's like you can't help yourself. You were elected to help NYS, so NYers should be your priority. Sincerely, an ACTUAL taxpayer of NYS, commuter (when the trains work) and NRA member."

My second favorite tweet, however, was:

"Oh, like NYC is a crimeless utopia. Governor, DO SOMETHING."

Some say Cuomo is politicizing a tragedy, but the only reason they say that is because he is, and he's doing it for votes.

But my first favorite tweet was:

"Nice to politicize a tragedy. So while we're going there, who were the presidents during all of these shootings?"

It seems obvious that Cuomo was using the tragedy for his own 2020 ambitions to the White House. He kind of suck because of that.

It's also obvious that the solution to stopping school shootings, and all gun violence, isn't about gun control laws. It's about the erosion of our culture, the failings of enforcing laws that already exist, and mental health issues.

And it's also obvious that law abiding people with guns are not the problem, and sometimes they are the solution.


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