This is so delicious.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/mar...-named-caught-camera



A Florida woman who was captured on video casually dousing Martin Luther King Jr.'s birth home in Atlanta with gasoline before allegedly attempting to set it on fire has been identified and charged.

Laneisha Shantrice Henderson, 26, has been charged with attempted arson and interfering with government property after she was seen on camera pouring the flammable liquid out of a large red fuel container and onto the porch of the historic wooden property at around 5:45 p.m. Thursday.

The footage also shows the woman — who was dressed in all-black clothing — dousing plants and emptying the liquid against the windows of the Auburn Avenue house, which is located just blocks from the King Center, King National Historical Park and the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church.

She was stopped in her tracks by two tourists and then apprehended by two off-duty NYPD cops until Atlanta police arrived on the scene and arrested her.

The woman, who is understood to suffer from mental health issues, was transported to Grady Detention Center for evaluation before being transferred to Fulton County Jail, police said.

It is unclear why she intended to burn the building down. She could also face federal charges in connection with the incident, according to Fox 5.

Zachary Eugene Kempf, from Utah, who shot the shocking video and is one of the two tourists who stopped Henderson, said he was in Atlanta for work reasons when he decided to visit the house. He began recording this footage as he noticed the woman pouring gasoline around the house.

"She seemed a little irritated and on edge," Kempf told Fox 5.

Kempf said that when Henderson came down the porch steps, he told her to stop, and he then blocked her repeated attempts to go back up.

"She was never violent or aggressive with me, but she kept trying to get past, and I kept blocking her," he told Storyful.

Kempf said Henderson never responded when he asked her what she was doing.

Henderson then threw the empty canister into the bushes and grabbed a lighter that she had left in the grass next to the porch, Kempf told The New York Times. He then called 911.

Kempf then yelled at two men down the street for help. They happened to be two off-duty NYPD officers, and they then apprehended Henderson until Atlanta Police officers arrived at the scene. The NYPD cops were in town to visit the landmark.

The video also shows one of the NYPD cops holding Henderson down on the ground with her hands behind her back. She is then escorted away by Atlanta police looking glum and not saying anything.

Kempf said that Henderson’s family also arrived on the scene and said they had been looking for her, according to the Times. Her relatives described her as a veteran who was experiencing mental distress.

Atlanta Fire Department Battalion Chief Jerry DeBerry told reporters that, after the fuel was poured, the home could have caught fire in a matter of seconds. The fire department's HAZMAT team worked to clean up the gasoline on the property.

A Chevrolet sedan, believed to be the woman’s car, was also seized by police.

The home is currently under renovation and closed to visitors until 2025.

King's birth home, a framed two-story Queen Anne-style structure, was built in 1895 and played a vital role in commemorating the early life of the civil rights leader and his siblings.

Isn’t she just special

Let's see how the news presents this...opening segment or, after the third commercial break.

She should have tried it at night and then no one would have seen her.

Another hate hoax, the narrative's demand for hate crimes far exceeds the supply.

Will we ever hear a possible motive? I doubt it

And it was a white honky from Utah who stopped her. Ha!

I guess she wanted to teach somebody a sharp lesson...or something.

Her actions is the result of climate change and white supremacy or some BS.

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Laneisha Shantrice

She angry about being named, Laneisha Shantrice.

Unless she smiled!

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Originally posted by parabellum:
She should have tried it at night and then no one would have seen her.

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Originally posted by Brother:
Another hate hoax, the narrative's demand for hate crimes far exceeds the supply.

This ^^^. Reading this somewhere is her Fed handler crying out “Noooooo!” and pounding the table.

Probably wanted to video herself doing it so she could be TikTok famous.

they were quick to mention 'mental health issues' to cover all excuses.

This story seems to have died quickly .We know why .

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Originally posted by downtownv:

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Laneisha Shantrice

She angry about being named, Laneisha Shantrice.

Well, they did leave off the apostrophe.

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Originally posted by parabellum:
She should have tried it at night and then no one would have seen her.

You’ll be here all week?!

She "seemed irritated and a little on edge".
Quite an observation!

Now she's a fook'in "decorated" Navy Veteran.

Riiiight....

NDSM and good conduct medal. Those are nothing more than 'show up for work' awards. Nothing special.

Throw her in jail and forget about her.

Sounds like the Navy is handing out honors like candy.

If she's sane, it seems like she was attempting to fake a hate crime, but the fact that she tried this in daylight and in the presence of others tells me she's probably a loon.