By Jared Evan
A black extremist who recently marched through the streets of Louisville, Tulsa and Stone Mountain armed with an AK-47 together with the militant black nationalist “Not F**king Around Coalition” stands accused of shooting a Daytona Beach police officer in the head on Wednesday night.
Othal Wallace is a Florida man accused of shooting a police officer in Daytona Beach. Wallace is on the run, police say, and authorities have offered a $100,000 reward. Officer Jason Raynor was investigating a “suspicious incident” on June 23, 2021, when the Daytona Beach Police Department says he was shot in the head by Wallace, Heavy.Com reported.
Heavy.com points out a fact that the media is overlooking in reporting of this story.
The 29-year-old Wallace fled from the scene after the shooting and a “multi-agency manhunt,” was launched, police said. Wallace could be driving “a gray 2016 Honda HRV with a California tag of 7TNX532,” Daytona Beach Police said. Wallace is a member of the NFAC (the Not F****** Around Coalition), a Black militia, according to his Facebook profile, which is under the name O-Zone Wallace. He has a criminal record in Florida including domestic violence, aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and aggravated battery on a pregnant person charges.
Officer Raynor is now out of surgery and remains in critical condition.
Attorney General Merrick Garland recently declared white extremists the greatest “violent extremist threat”, however recent news is indicating that black extremism is on the rise.
The shooting suspect was a member of a back militia group that became prominent last summer as BLM and ANTIFA terrorized America. “Not F**king Around Coalition” began showing up in various states, marching in back uniform with loading AK-47’s and espousing a black supremacy ideology.
Meanwhile, last weekend, a man went on a multi-state shooting spree targeting white men.
The 39-year-old man charged in a weekend shooting spree told Columbus police his assaults were racially motivated, targeting white men he felt had taken from him all his life, a detective testified Monday.
Though police allege Justin Tyran Roberts was involved in three separate assaults that wounded five people Friday and Saturday in Columbus and Phenix City, he was in Columbus Recorder’s Court to face charges in just one of those incidents, a shooting around 2 p.m. Saturday under the Oglethorpe Bridge at Broadway and Fourth Street.
That’s where a man was shot in the back as he was getting into his vehicle in a parking area under the bridge, said Detective Brandon Lockhart, who quoted Roberts as telling police, “I had to have him.”
Attorney-General Garland is focused on January 6th, while not informing the public, that black extremism and racially motivated attacks against Caucasians and cops are on the rise.
These are only two of many recent attacks, which can be tied to black supremacy and anti-white racism.
