New Black Panther Leader Calls Police And Learns A Valuable Lesson Clarence Jones is the new leader in The Tampa Chapter of the New Back Panther Party, or also abbreviated as the NBPP. He now goes by the name, Muhammed because itsthe name of the Muslim prophet and slave owner of blacks. I was approached by a young black male who just came up to me and said, Give me your earrings and your backpack, Muhammad told Fox 32, He took everything I had. At the time, he didnt take my cell phone, and thats what made me call 911. Muhammad immediately knew he needed to get help so reluctantly, he called 911. The police arrived within 10 minutes. Much quicker than the NBPP or Black Lives Matter group would do. (If theyd help at all.) When the police arrived they assisted Muhammad and did their job professionally. They found the robber hiding in a dumpster and arrested him on charges of armed robbery, possession of a fire arm and drugs. Afterwards, the cops returned every item to Muhammad. Everything Robertson stole was accounted for,jewelry, backpack, laptop, and ID! The incident changed Muhammads views on law enforcement. Now hes going to help the black community in new way. He wants to improve relationships between police in black communities and focus on the critical problem of black on black crimes, which is statistically higher than any other type of brutality against black people. Police can be hostile and very belligerent. Friday night, I met some officers who [were] about business, and that was getting a bad guy off the street, said Muhammad. To just go out late at night and throw your life away, robbing people, thats hurting. Every black life is valuable right now, especially a black male, and for him to keep going on with the norm, continue with the process of going to jail and ending your life like that, as our boys are doing nowadays, its very hurting. Muhammed has gone against everything the NBPP stands for. I wonder if he cares that he may lose his position. In his eyes, he saw justice performed with respect by the police he would normally hate. A valuable lesson was learned through this and I get the feeling he will pass it on to others and give them a new outlook also just by sharing his story. H/T: Mad World News 