Blogger Kills NYC Officer After Ranting On Facebook: ‘F**k The Police’

Woman Arrested And Charged With Killing A NYC Police Officer

A 32 year old video blogger has been arrested and charged with killing a NYC police officer. Police say that Jessica Beauvais, 32, drove drunk and killed the officer in a horrific car crash.

But details about Jessica’s political views are causing a nationwide outrage. Hours before the officer was killed, Jessica streamed a video of herself on Facebook Live saying ‘f**k the police’ while downing shots of alcohol.

In the same video, Jessica boasted about carrying a knife ‘everywhere I go’, and revealed that she doesn’t like cops. Jessica also talked about the trial of white ex-cop Derek Chauvin who murdered George Floyd. In the video she slammed police officers and the justice system and played N.W.A song ‘F**k Tha Police’. Jessica also said that ‘potential death’ is just ‘part of the job’ for cops.

The police officer who was killed was Officer Anastasios Tsakos. The overrun officer was directing traffic away from an earlier fatal crash on the Long Island Expressway in Queens, NYPD officials said Tuesday.

Police say that she crashed 2013 Volkswagen Passat into Officer Tsakos shortly before 2 a.m – killing him.

Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz said in a written statement that after the crash Jessica drove away for several exits. Then the prosecutor say that her car jumped the curb when officers surrounded the vehicle.

But Jessica tried to flee twice by reversing her car into a police vehicle, the statement claims. After her car came to a halt, she was arrested. Police say that her blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit.

Ms. Beauvais is currently charged with vehicular manslaughter, driving with a suspended license, leaving the scene of an accident and driving while under the influence of alcohol.

According to the NY Daily News, “When finally arrested, the agitated suspect ranted and swore at the cops taking her into custody for vehicular manslaughter, DWI and driving with a suspended license in the tragic death of Tsakos, police said.

“F— you,” a source quoted her telling the arresting officers. “I don’t have to listen to you.”