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[Kalifornia.]

Darren Martin was moving into his new building in New York's Upper West Side on Friday night when a neighbor reported him to police for trying to break in. Martin, who was moving back to the city after several years working for President Obama in Washington DC, said the 911 caller had told police he was suspected of breaking in through the roof and had a 'large' weapon. He documented his encounter with police on an Instagram live video as at least six officers - some plain-clothed - searched his apartment and questioned him and his friend. He took to Twitter soon after saying he wasn't entirely surprised by the ordeal. Martin had worked in Obama's administration for about five years advising senior White House officials and the President on legislative affairs. He most recently worked for the US House of Representatives as a legislative associate before making the move back to his native New York to continue his public service career.

[ton]

I'm screaming

The girls are insane

[Kalifornia.]

At least the cops were cool about it. This could have ended so badly.

[CHOKE]

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I would go to jail for beating the bitch who called the cops

[Gilgamesh.]

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why are they so bothered by us? ch

[BAPHOMET.]

cant stand honkies tbh

[GLOCK]

cant stand honkies tbh

[Cartierline]

I can't fckin breathe

[BrokenHeartsHeal]

A day in the life 

[NewNu]

cant stand honkies tbh

[FlowerBomb]

https://mobile.twitter.com/MartinDarrenD/status/990180887466823682

[Ultra goodbye ciao cya gorl]

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[Ultra goodbye ciao cya gorl]

o he worked for fagbama?!

yea this screams staged