Here is an update for everyone: https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/dc-police-chief-officer-was-wrong-to-arrest-woman-on-noise-complaint/2017/06/07/b8fdd5b2-4b6e-11e7-9669-250d0b15f83b_story.html?utm_term=.18182e3d7ed2

So this seems to be the meat of the story here. The actions seem so overblown by the officer that I’m wondering if anything is missing from this account. I’m not one to disbelieve cops are racist, but this seems beyond the pale.

The last time I hosted a party I went to my neighbors a couple days in advance and had polite, what I thought were nice, conversations where I informed them of the fact that I’d be hosting a party and asked that if they had any issues to please come talk to me first and I’d make things right.

It was, https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/noise-complaint-for-a-birthday-party-riles-nw-washington-neighborhood/2017/06/04/b3a86fd8-4636-11e7-bcde-624ad94170ab_story.html?utm_term=.517e5b2c6c83

According to the DC noise regulations there is a requirement that there is written notice (warning of the violation) before a citation is issued. Since this was not completed, no citation can be made (and of course you should not have been imprisoned).

I lived in Denver Colorado for a while. My wife is a surgeon, I, an engineering exec. I was arrested a few feet from my driveway, because I had the audacity of telling the pig who stopped me for no reason that it wasn’t his damn business what I do for a living. He saw a young black man (about to turn 40) driving a…

One person does not an institution make. I hope you are going to court for this.

She and her friends can, if they can afford the lawyers. But it was the neighbors who called the cops.

This. Find whoever called the cops on you and make their life a living hell.

This is OUTRAGEOUS! I hope you and your neighbors and friends make a HUGE stink about this, with serious repercussions for that officer, and for the city’s policies. Good Lord!

Can we address the fact that the acting in this show is HORRENDOUS?

I’ll just watch the first few episodes of O.J.’s 30 for 30 to get mad again.

I watched the first ten minutes of the first episode and couldn’t watch anymore. Mainly because they tried to fit all of the new slang from the past year into one conversation. Shit was lame as hell.

I couldn’t even get through the first episode, just seemed like a rehash of the film. I may have to power through it to get to episodes 4-6

I remember when it was pitched as: Higher Learning: The Series.

http://thegrapevine.theroot.com/1794345387

As someone without Netflix that hasnt seen a single scene of the show, articles like these are captivating and almost make my lazy ass fork over the money just to give this series a shot.

ok i just watched the trailer for this show. i WILL watch this show on Netflix.