• Prosecutors Confirm Black Dick Sucking Ed Buck Will Face Federal Charge

    From Ed Buck Tinkerbelled Gavin Newsom@21:1/5 to All on Tue Sep 21 21:54:41 2021
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    UPDATE: Federal prosecutors have just confirmed that Ed Buck,
    already facing state charges for allegedly running a drug den at
    his West Hollywood apartment, has been charged in U.S. District
    Court with distribution of methamphetamine resulting in death.
    The charge stems from the July 27, 2017, death of Gemmel Moore,
    26, who overdosed in Buck’s apartment. Buck is expected to
    appear in federal court in downtown Los Angeles sometime
    Thursday afternoon. Buck was ordered to remain jailed in lieu of
    $4 million bail on the state charges, and transferred to federal
    custody. Officials said the federal case would proceed prior to
    the state charges. The state charges against Buck carry a
    possible prison sentence of five years and eight months, but the
    federal charge could land him behind bars for a minimum of 20
    years and a maximum of life without parole.

    Ed Buck, a prominent Democratic Party donor whose West Hollywood
    apartment was the scene of two fatal drug overdoses, remained
    jailed Wednesday on suspicion of running a drug den in his
    residence, where another near-fatal overdose allegedly occurred
    last week. Meanwhile, several Democratic political figures have
    spoken out in support of last night’s arrest of Buck, whose
    alleged abuse of young black sex workers while remaining
    somewhat influential in local politics has created what some see
    as a stain on West Hollywood’s reputation.

    Buck, who is being held on $4 million bail at the Twin Towers
    Correctional Facility, allegedly injected a man on Sept. 11 with
    “two dangerously large doses” of methamphetamine at the
    defendant’s apartment at 1234 N. Laurel Ave. He allegedly had
    administered a “dangerously large dose of methamphetamine” to
    the same man a week earlier, according to a bail memorandum
    filed by Deputy District Attorney Cynthia Barnes.

    Buck allegedly refused to render aid to the man, who eventually
    fled from the apartment and called 911 from a nearby gas
    station, according to the document. The 37-year-old man suffered
    an overdose but survived, authorities said.

    Buck’s attorney, Seymour Amster, has denied that his client —
    who allegedly was present at the location when the earlier fatal
    overdoses occurred — had any involvement in either death. He
    declined to comment on the newly filed case.

    Buck, 65, was charged with one felony count each of battery
    causing serious injury, administering methamphetamine and
    maintaining a drug house, the District Attorney’s Office
    announced Tuesday evening after Buck’s arrest. He is scheduled
    to appear in a downtown Los Angeles courtroom for arraignment
    Thursday.

    If convicted as charged, Buck faces a possible prison sentence
    of five years and eight months, according to the District
    Attorney’s Office.

    In a statement posted on Twitter, Rep. Karen Bass, D-Los
    Angeles, wrote, “It’s incomprehensible to me that it took a
    third man to be attacked and almost die to finally dissolve the
    unconscionable apathy that has allowed Ed Buck, a racist sexual
    predator, to roam free … Thanks to the tireless work of
    advocates and a community that has had enough, Los Angeles is a
    safer place. Now, justice must finally be served.”

    Los Angeles County Democratic Party Chair Mark J. Gonzalez also
    spoke out about Buck’s arrest: “For our community, a predator
    with a Jekyll and Hyde personality is now off the streets,” he
    said in a statement. “And it is due to the ongoing support and
    pressure from many activists and community groups including
    Black Lives Matter, Jasmyne Cannick, and more.”

    Cannick, a political consultant who has served as a spokeswoman
    for Moore’s mother, has long pushed for Buck’s arrest and
    prosecution. On Thursday, after Buck’s arrest on federal
    charges, Cannick said she is “incredibly grateful and thankful
    that something is finally being done” about Buck. She said that
    with Bucks’ arrest, “the life expectancy of black gay men in Los
    Angeles County just increased substantially.”

    The allegations against Buck got nationwide coverage after it
    was reported that he had donated roughly $116,000 to Democratic
    causes and candidates, including Barack Obama and Hillary
    Clinton. They also attracted particular attention from right-
    wing media here and abroad, including publications such as the
    Drudge Report; TruNews, a Christian news site; Political
    VelCraft, a right-wing conspiracy site, and Voat.com, a website
    that promotes conspiracy theories such as PizzaGate. Stories on
    those sites called out Buck’s financial support for Hillary
    Clinton’s presidential campaign, his homosexuality, his alleged
    attraction to young African-American men, and his alleged drug
    use. While he was identified as a leading donor to Clinton’s
    campaign, records show that donation totaled only $2,750.

    Buck has been a more prominent donor to state and local
    Democratic candidates and officeholders, including all of the
    current members of the West Hollywood City Council except for
    Lindsey Horvath. It was Horvath who had pushed for an
    investigation by the Sheriff’s Department and the District
    Attorney’s Office after the July 2017 drug overdose death of
    Gemmell Moore and again after the January 2019 drug overdose
    death of Timothy Dean in Buck’s apartment. The District
    Attorney’s Office had declined to prosecute Buck after Moore’s
    death, claiming it couldn’t find sufficient evidence to win a
    conviction.

    The local politician who got Buck’s biggest support was Mayor
    John D’Amico. Buck, with his “Fur Free West Hollywood” campaign,
    was instrumental in getting D’Amico elected to his first term on
    the Council in 2011. Soon after taking office, D’Amico
    successfully pushed through a ban on the sale of fur items at
    retail stores in West Hollywood. He and the other recipients of
    donations from Buck have declined demands from black activists
    that they return that money by donating to Justice4Gemmel + All
    Ed Buck’s Victims, a fund created to support the campaign to
    have Buck prosecuted.

    On Tuesday, D’Amico posted a statement about Buck’s arrest on
    his Facebook page: “If proven, these charges appear to confirm
    what many of us suspected for some time, that Mr. Buck was
    recklessly harming members of the community, as recently as this
    month, and finally the District Attorney is taking action to
    stop this from happening again.”

    Horvath also commented on the arrest on Facebook: “The families
    of Gemmel Moore and Timothy Dean – along with members of the
    West Hollywood community – worked tirelessly to see this day
    come. Because people kept memories of Gemmel and Timothy from
    fading away as mere accidents, the investigation into the
    circumstances of their tragic deaths continued. I support the
    Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department in doing whatever it takes to
    bring closure and peace to all of the friends and families whose
    loved ones were victimized. There is still a long way to go for
    justice to finally be served in their names, however, we hope
    the evidence from this arrest will finally make clear what has
    happened, and we hope will never happen again.”

    Councilmembers John Duran, John Heilman, and Lauren Meister have
    issued no public statements. While he has not publicly defended
    Buck, Duran was criticized by black activists when he warned
    young black sex workers that they shouldn’t speak with law
    enforcement officers about their encounters with Buck, saying
    they could be liable for arrest for admitting sex work or drug
    use. Under pressure from Horvath and Los Angeles City
    Councilmember Mike Bonin, the District Attorney’s Office and the
    Sheriff’s Department agreed to grant witnesses immunity for
    admitting those illegal actions.

    https://www.wehoville.com/2019/09/18/several-democratic- politicians-speak-out-to-praise-ed-bucks-arrest/

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