Brooklyn Lawyers Charged for Throwing Molotov Cocktails at Cops at Black Lives Matter Riot Get Sweet Plea Deal

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Feb 23, 2021

Two Brooklyn attorneys who faced life in prison for allegedly tossing a molotov cocktail at a New York Police Department (NYPD) vehicle during a Black Lives Matter (BLM) riot have received sweet plea deals from authorities.

Colinford Mattis, 32, and Urooj Rahman, 31, were arrested after Rahman allegedly made a molotov cocktail out of a Bud Light bottle and hurled it at a police van. Thankfully, nobody was hurt by the terrorist act. Mattis served as her getaway driver, according to authorities.

In addition, Rahman was seen holding the homemade bomb in her van, according to surveillance footage found at the scene. Mattis and Rahman could have faced anywhere from between 5 years in prison to life behind bars if they were convicted of these crimes. As a result of the plea deal, they may walk without any real repercussion and be able to join future BLM revolutionary terror displays.

They claimed they should not be made to abide by the law because they only damaged property and not people, and prosecutors seem to be buying their rationale.

“What I saw was targeting a property. No property is above a human life. Destruction of property is nothing compared to the murder of a human life,” Rahman said.

She defended terrorism as being necessary to promote her extremist left-wing political agenda.

“I understand why people are doing it. It’s a way to show their pain, their anger. I think the mayor should have pulled his police department back, the way that the mayor in Minneapolis did,” Rahman said. 

“I think that the mayor should have done that because if he really cared about his police officers, he should have realized that it’s not worth them getting hurt. ‘This is the way people show their anger and frustration. Nothing else works,” she added.

Big League Politics has reported on the about-face performed by Minneapolis after city council voted to disband the police and crime spiked upward as a result:

The Minneapolis City Council voted unanimously on Friday to grant additional funds to the police department. $6.4 million, to be exact.

The Minneapolis Police Department had requested additional funds from the city, claiming that they have only 638 officers available for duty, which is approximately 28 percent fewer than usual. According to a CBS Minnesota article from November 2019, the department usually has 888 officers on the force.

Following the death of George Floyd, possibly the worst rioting any city has seen since Los Angeles in 1992, and calls from city officials to dismantle the police department, a significant number of Minneapolis officers have resigned, retired, or went on medical leave. All this has led to skyrocketing violent crime and longer response times.

Big League Politics has previously reported on the many Minneapolis residents who felt “terrorized” by criminals and lamented a virtually nil police presence.

These two reprobates receiving plea deals is more proof that diversity does not make America stronger. Multiculturalism means the rule of law will be replaced with the rule of the jungle, and the mob thuggery of 2020 was just the beginning.