Talk:1972 Harlem mosque incident

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Seems one-sided

So, a fake call was made from a mosque for back-up. Responding officers were assaulted in what was CLEARLY a planned attack. Farrakhan and others threatened a riot if anyone was arrested, and promised to have those responsible turn themselves in. NO ONE was convicted, coz it probably would have been met with a DIFFERENT riot. It was NYPD and the Mayor's fault. Seems a little too cut-and-dried to me. And no one has bothered even commenting, talking or discussing. Just another one-sided piece of history, that no one DARES question. Cop answers a call and ends up dead, and it's HIS fault. Yeah, sure, whatever. Too disgusted to even suggest more research is needed.Jororo05 (talk) 13:49, 26 April 2022 (UTC)[reply]