BLM Getting Desperate: Black Man In Seattle Called Cops On Himself Hoping This Would Happen

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BLM Getting Desperate: Black Man In Seattle Called Cops On Himself Hoping This Would Happen

A Seattle man is facing possible charges after he supposedly falsely reported to 911, claiming a young black man was waving a gun near a bus stop, officials said.

“Well, I’m at the bus stop, and there’s a colored young man and I can see a pistol right there,” the caller, identified as Tamon Leverette, explained to the 911 operator, according to talk radio host Jason Rantz of MyNorthwest.

“I saw him fidgeting with a pistol at the bus stop, so it kind of scared me,” he went on, saying that the person only looks 16 to 17 years old and too young for carrying a firearm.

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Arlington Police in the Seattle metropolitan area returned to the call on Feb. 22 and it turned out Leverette actually called 911 himself, representing himself as someone else called “Stacy Williams.”

Officials at the scene found Leverette and have verified they haven’t found he carried a weapon after a brief search.

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“Tamon pulled up his left pant leg, showing me a Department of Corrections (DOC) GPS tracking ankle band,” the officer wrote in an incident report, according to MyNorthwest.

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“He informed me that he was not doing anything wrong, just waiting for the bus to come so he could go to his DOC check in with his assigned DOC Officer,” the report adds.

The next day, Leverette insisted he is the victim of racial profiling, telling his DOC officer the police checked him for no reason because he’s “black.”

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After Leverette’s claims, the DOC officer reached out to the individual named “Stacy Williams” to follow up on the event, resolving the scam.

“I noted that the voice mail was set up by a mail with a voice that seemed very similar to that of Tamon,” the officer wrote in the report.

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“I asked Dispatch if this phone number had been previously used for any calls to 911 Dispatch. The Dispatcher notified me shortly after that the phone number had called 911 on five separate occasions in December of 2020 for ‘Civil’ calls at an address of 520 Commercial Ave, Darrington, WA. Dispatch advised me that the only name used to call into 911 on those incidents was ‘Tamon L.'”

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Leverette was arrested after investigators verified that the phone number belonged to him. He could face two counts of false reporting, though no charges have been declared yet.

The suspect’s goal in the false 911 report is still unclear, though detectives reviewing the incident have found that Leverette allegedly “mentioned that he could see himself in a similar situation as ‘George Floyd.'”

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Arlington Police Chief Jonathan Ventura stated that “This call highlights the training and professionalism of our officers despite the apparent attempt to goad law enforcement into some type of negative response or altercation,” he said. “These type[s] of calls only serve to create division at a time when we need unity.”

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