CO: Mayor Lied In Hate Crime Hoax Probe But DOJ Refused To Charge Him

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Mayor Lied In Hate Crime Hoax Probe But DOJ Refused To Charge Him, FBI Official Says
DOJ issued press release that misrepresented Colorado Springs mayor's involvement
By  Luke Rosiak
Nov 21, 2024   DailyWire.com

The FBI referred Colorado Springs Mayor Yemi Mobolade for prosecution for making false statements related to a hate crime hoax intended to boost his candidacy, but the Department of Justice refused to pursue it for racial and political reasons, an FBI official told The Daily Wire.

On Nov. 12 the Acting U.S. Attorney for the District of Colorado announced that three of Mobolade’s supporters had been charged with writing the n-word on one of his campaign signs, erecting a burning cross in front of it, and sending video of the spectacle to the news media to turn out the black vote for Mobolade, an African immigrant. Mobolade, a left-wing candidate, went on to defeat a white Republican in a closely fought election in the conservative-leaning city.

Communications obtained by investigators showed that the now-mayor was in close contact with the lead suspect, Derrick Bernard, before the incident, on the day of, and afterward.

The FBI interviewed Mobolade twice to determine his knowledge of the hoax, and Mobolade explicitly and strenuously denied contact with Bernard, the official said. The official said there were dozens of messages between Bernard and the now-mayor.  ...

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Jeff Hunt
@jeffhunt
Did the black mayor of Colorado Springs coordinate with black activists to falsify a hate crime to get elected in return for government jobs? Did the DOJ refuse to charge the mayor because of his race?
More investigation is needed into this growing scandal!
10:05 PM · Nov 24, 2024

George Brauchler
@GeorgeBrauchler
The investigation was completed by the Feds and it appears that the Mayor lied to the FBI.
That is go to prison level stuff…if you’re Martha Stewart
8:41 AM · Nov 25, 2024

IredcapI
@IredcapI
Mayor Yemi Mobolade’s repeated communications with Derrick Bernard before, during, and after the staged hate crime, coupled with his denial of contact during FBI interviews despite evidence to the contrary, strongly suggest he had knowledge of or involvement in the hoax, and the DOJ’s refusal to prosecute him raises serious concerns about political and racial bias.
12:13 AM · Nov 25, 2024
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Apparently, this Nigerian immigrant did gain U.S. citizenship in 2017, in case you were curious.

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Andy Ngo 🏳️‍🌈
@MrAndyNgo
Update: The indictment against the Colorado Springs suspects accused of a KKK-style BLM hate hoax show the ringleader communicated with then-mayoral candidate Yemi Mobolade, who is black. Mobolade ended up winning against the white conservative candidate following the hoax.
6:06 AM · Nov 26, 2024

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