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Yesterday we broke this story about Portland police officer Zahru Abu, who was arrested at the Ja Rule concert at the Worcester Palladium. The question that everyone is asking right now is, “People still go to Ja Rule concerts?”

Either way, it’s a crazy story because it takes a lot for the Worcester Police to arrest a cop, especially when they’re working a detail. Additionally Officer Abu was a cause celebre for social justice warriors everywhere because she broke down barriers as a black, female, Muslim, Somali police officer.

The Worcester Police records clerk violated Massachusetts State law when she refused to hand over the arrest report for this case. A recent court decision has made it abundantly clear that the arrest reports of police officers are public information. Might want to inform that woman had to do her job and not violate the law. Just sayin.

After we blogged about it the rest of the MSM pretended like they stumbled upon the story on their own. But we all know they ride the turtle. No big deal. Since then Portland Press Herald as obtained the arrest reports, and in the least shocking turn of events ever Officer Abu played the race card:

Grilli wrote that Abu is accused of “physically assaulting several customers by aggressively pushing through a crowd.” Then, after the Palladium’s head of security was alerted to her behavior, Abu allegedly grabbed him by the front of his shirt and said, “who the (expletive) are you,” the police report said. After the multiple warnings and being informed by Palladium staff and Worcester police officers that she was no longer welcome at the establishment, Grilli told Abu she was under arrest. “Ms. Abu refused to leave and even pushed her friend off of her who was pleading with her to leave,” Grilli wrote.

When told she was under arrest, Abu tensed her body and tried to pull away “in an effort to evade arrest,” Grilli wrote. Abu is alleged to have “continued to squirm” and try “to slip one of her wrists out of a handcuff” as Grilli waited for a patrol wagon to take her away.

“During the entirety of my interaction with her, Ms. Abu swore at police, questioned our training and time in service in our profession and refused to cease her profanity-laced comments toward staff,” Grilli wrote.

Abu made the statement about racial profiling while she was being arrested outside the club, the report says.

“While outside, Ms. Abu was in the front of the Palladium and as a patron, unknown to her, walked by, she pulled her body towards the patron and said, ‘they’re racial profiling, I see you there girl,’ ” Grilli wrote. “The patron clearly looked inconvenienced by Ms. Abu’s behavior as she went inside.”

What. A. Ratchet.

Unbelievable that this chick was a cop. But hey, this is what happens when diversity and “progress” are more important than hiring the most qualified candidates.

Do you understand what a lowlife you have to be to do something like this? You’re a cop. Your entire profession has been under attack from assholes who throw the race card out every time they get arrested. Then she becomes one of the assholes.

The best part is she says she was racially profiled. At a Ja Rule concert. Ummmm….

I wasn’t there that night, but I have a hard time believing she was chosen for arrest because of the color of her skin. Ya know, because it’s a Ja Rule concert, not Toby Keith. It’s hard to be racially profiled when many people attending the concert are the same race as you. Funny because no other black people ended up getting arrested that night. Just you. And the one black person you attempted to establish solidarity with wanted nothing to do with you:

“While outside, Ms. Abu was in the front of the Palladium and as a patron, unknown to her, walked by, she pulled her body towards the patron and said, ‘they’re racial profiling, I see you there girl,’ ” Grilli wrote. “The patron clearly looked inconvenienced by Ms. Abu’s behavior as she went inside.”

Question – does she still get credit for being the first black female Muslim cop if she’s no longer a cop? Because I can’t imagine her coming back from this one. Strap up, because SJWs are gonna have a field day with this one…..