Graidar retweeted
Maryland is a national disgrace. Could truly be the land of pleasant living but we have such awful local politicians and mayors and the governor is MIA. Marylanders, far too many, just shrug.
A truly conquered serfdom class.
🚨DEAR GOD!!!
A 76-year-old White woman has just been BEATEN TO DE*TH by a BLACK MALE who has an arrest record going back MORE THAN A DECADE...
He punched her in the face OVER AND OVER and then robbed her and her husband who were out for a morning walk.
Her name was Claudia Bismark, she was 76 years old.
She and Wade Wilson, 60, were married in 1997.
They had lived in Fells Point for more than 35 years and turned a century-old rowhouse into an art gallery with the door wide open to the neighborhood.
At Vikki's Deli, she and Wade were known for RANDOMLY PAYING FOR STRANGERS' BREAKFASTS.
They were known for saying: "Don't ring them up. I got the breakfast."
All the time.
On September 29th, they finished breakfast at Broadway Market like they had for years.
Their waitress says a man walked past, looked them over, sat down at a table and watched them... and the second they left, he left too.
At 9:30 in the morning, in the 1700 block of Fleet Street, surveillance video shows him come up behind them and shove them both to the ground.
Claudia sat up.
He punched her over and over in the face.
Then he turned around, pulled Wade's wallet out of his pocket, and ran.
In her friend Tammy's words: "She hit the ground, and she didn't wake up, she grabbed Wade's hand. She just never woke up from it."
Two days later, on October 1st, Claudia passed away.
Over a wallet.
Oh, and it wasn't the police who found him.
The NEIGHBORS did... walking Fells Point with printouts of the surveillance photo until somebody finally pulled them aside and said, "I actually know who that guy is. His first name is Tray."
Police then arrested 32-year-old Montray McCray on South Carrollton Avenue and charged him with homicide, assault, robbery and reckless endangerment.
His arrest history goes back MORE THAN TEN YEARS. Gun charges. Drug charges.
Her friend Keya Little said:
"There's no reason that a violent criminal should be given probation or three to four months in prison and they are repeatedly out here causing trauma to people."
She's right.
Say her name. Claudia Bismark.
WE DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS!!!!!!!
If I had even one of these arrests, my life would be over and I’d be in jail for years. This asshole is able to walk free and continue murdering citizens. It’s time the people of Maryland take action. @dancox4maryland what would you do to fix?
Public records document at least two arrests for Montray McCray of Baltimore: April 2018 for handgun possession (loaded revolver) and October 1, 2026 for the Fells Point assault/robbery (upgraded to murder after the victim's death). Maryland judiciary case search lists multiple additional criminal cases from 2016-2023, including drug, assault, and probation matters, indicating further prior arrests. Exact total requires full police booking records not fully detailed in open sources.
Graidar retweeted
This is the probable cause justifying the FBI raiding my home Nov 5th, 2021. The Govt took my sources in my Signal and leaked them.
It has been five years and every single word of the probable cause is still completely redacted. The ACLU and reporters committee filed amicus in support of unredacting.
The people who did this roam free without consequence. Journalists like @MZHemingway and others get spied on.
Without accountability our notion of “freedom” is just an illusion.
Hey @RepJohnnyO, my grandmother died alone in a nursing home in Baltimore county. You’re the reason she wasn’t surrounded by family.
You’re a career politician and not a doctor. Yet you sold us down the river so Dr. Fauci could experiment on us. We will not forgive. We will not forget.
Johnny Olszewski Jr. (commonly called Johnny O), the former Baltimore County Executive and current Maryland congressman, made many public statements on COVID-19 as a local official. Here are some of his notable quotes.47
When he tested positive in December 2021 (vaccinated and boosted, asymptomatic):
“As part of my regular testing regimen, I received a positive PCR test for COVID-19. I am both vaccinated and boosted. I’m asymptomatic and currently feel fine. This is a critical reminder of the challenges we all continue face amid the highly contagious Omicron variant.”47
On the first Baltimore County COVID death (March 2020):
“This sad passing is a stark reminder of the seriousness of the crisis we face, and it breaks my heart to know that this will not be the last life we lose to this pandemic. That is why, even as we grieve, we also each need to do our part to reduce the spread and flatten the curve. Stay home. Practice social distancing. Those failing to do their part only add to the toll this crisis will take. We can save lives, but only if we take this seriously and continue to work together.”45
On masks (July 2020):
“The advice of scientific experts is clear: face coverings work. This commonsense step will help reduce the spread of COVID-19 and save lives.”48
During a case spike (November 2020):
“Now is the time to take action. We need all our residents to take this dangerous spike seriously so that we can protect the health of everyone in our community and save lives.”
“As the weather turns colder and people are spending more time indoors, it is critical for residents to recommit to social distancing and wearing masks — two simple actions that can significantly reduce the spread of the virus.”56
On vaccines and unvaccinated people (December 2021, during Omicron surge):
“I know firsthand that vaccines work. They help keep people out of hospitals—and keep people alive. Unfortunately, too many people have selfishly chosen to not get vaccinated.”
“We’ve made undeniable progress in our fight against this deadly virus, but it is clear the omicron variant significantly challenges our efforts to combat the pandemic.”54
On government responsibility:
“Government has an obligation to do all we can to protect the health, safety and wellbeing of our residents.”62
He repeatedly emphasized taking the virus seriously, supporting masks, vaccines/boosters, and local restrictions when cases rose, while often preferring coordinated statewide action over a patchwork of rules. These statements came from official press releases, tweets, and news conferences during 2020–2022.
Graidar retweeted
If youre mad about Ovechkin's commercial even though he has TANGIBLE FUCKING RECORDED POSITIVE INFLUENCE ACROSS THE DC AREA AND ACROSS ALL AGES - you can unfollow me. You're also mentally lacking.
Please, follow and support @isabel_cumming as she fights the corruption in Baltimore. It's not an easy fight to bring light to the dark.
Fight the uniparty with everything you have. They are trying to take back what they lost and it’s not going to fucking work. Over my dead body.
