Man charged with making false hate crime report in Palo Alto

San Francisco Chronicle ^ | January 12, 2016 | Jenna Lyons

[artichokegrower]

When Jesus Francisco Cabrera told police he was stabbed by two white men who told him he didn’t belong in this country, Palo Alto police immediately launched a hate-crime investigation.

[artichokegrower]

Interesting that the initial media reports of this event gave the race of the perps but now they don't provide that information.

[Mark17]

Doesn’t it look like there is one false flag operation after another?

[hal ogen]

Is J cabrera an illegal invader? If so, the bum doesn’t belong in this country. Spo what was the problem?

[artichokegrower]

First media report:

Man Stabbed In Palo Alto Parking Lot In Apparent Hate Crime

July 17, 2015

http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2015/07/17/palo-alto-hate-crime-stabbing/

[Mark17]

Thank you.

[FourPeas]

Another protected group lying about being targeted. Imagine that. Welcome to Obama’s America.

[norwaypinesavage]

"When Jesus Francisco Cabrera told police he was stabbed by two white men who told him he didn't belong in this country, Palo Alto police immediately launched a hate-crime investigation."

Meanwhile, on the other side of the country, when a black Muslim shot white cop 13 times, police did NOT launch a hate crime investigation.

Moral: stabbing an Hispanic is a hate crime. Shooting a white cop is not a hate crime.

[BerniesFriend]

Man charged with making false hate crime report in Palo Alto

I'm shocked it was a hoax..must be a first..

[FourPeas]

Phillip said the real incident unfolded in East Palo Alto underneath a bridge at University and Woodland avenues. There, Cabrera got into a tussle with a group of acquaintances he considered an "opposing graffiti crew."

Of course, the story gets even better. Fascinating choice of words by the media trying to paint the criminal in a positive light being in a "tussle". Gang fight paints such an ugly picture.

[nicepaco]

Not guilty. He is still a victim in his mind. You cant steal his status because of a technicality.

[Opinionated Blowhard]

"A lot of work went into this investigation, which ended up being for naught," said Sgt. Brian Phillip, a police spokesman.

Phillip said the real incident unfolded in East Palo Alto underneath a bridge at University and Woodland avenues. There, Cabrera got into a tussle with a group of acquaintances he considered an 'opposing graffiti crew.'

Put aside the fact that this dope Cabrera lied about a hate crime and look at the police response. To them, even though a man was stabbed, because it wasn't a "hate crime," all their effort was wasted. Are the police saying that they would not have investigated as rigorously if they didn't think it was a hate crime?