Someone tell me why this is not leading the National News Networks 24/7 !

I am having a difficult time even finding words to adequately emphasize what is going on in this ONGOING STORY.   If I had not followed this story since it broke on March 22nd I would think I was reading a Hollywood movie script.  
The latest update is not from Louisville Local Law Enforcement – It’s from the FBI who are warning the local police about a coordinated effort of Black Middle School thugs who are heavily armed and have formed a gang -“YNO”- network inside several schools.   

The FBI is reporting the groups now plan to launch attacks at the Kentucky Derby Festival Pegasus Parade.   

Someone inside the FBI appears to be so unbelievably gobsmacked they are leaking details to the local media in Kentucky.   To fully appreciate this you must revisit the backstory [the update follows the recap].    

It all started on March 22nd when the Louisville Kentucky police lost control of the city to a roaming band of 200+ thugs who took siege of the city. At least 17  update 20, violent attacks were recorded overnight as rampaging mobs robbed stores, committed armed robbery of individuals, destroyed property, and even dragged people from their vehicles to attack and brutalize them.

The following day the Mayor and Police Department claimed they had lost control of the city and warned citizens that law enforcement could not protect them or handle the crisis as it continued to unfold.   [*note – Three more recent arrests, with federal assistance, bring the total round up to five people so far].
None of those five people fit the profile LEO is claiming as the ongoing perps.   The police are claiming this is Middle School aged kids – but the suspects arrested ages are:  15, 14, 17, 18 and 19.  (only two of those *could be* middle school – something not passing the sniff test).
At the time, two distinct aspects quickly surfaced. 1.) By their own admission the police could not stop the violence, and 2.) The LEO community stated the politically correct demands of the local government were directly the cause of their inability.
We covered the crisis as it unfolded here (with videos of attacks), and the response from the police here, and here, and here with victims speaking out. And also here where the police and local government were ridiculously blaming “social media” for the crimes.
Against this backdrop the Mayor of Louisville Kentucky spoke again several days ago and  forewarned, once again, about violence anticipated this upcoming weekend.
In addition to promising to put and additional 1,100 armed officers “on the street”, the Mayor specifically stated he was asking people not to carry weapons to defend themselves:

After rumors of possible violence at this weekend’s Thunder Over Louisville, Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer explained why more than just teens must be held accountable for any violence — including the recent mayhem at downtown.
Mayor Fischer is also discouraging anyone from carrying weapons, legally or otherwise, to Thunder Over Louisville Saturday.
He first explained his positions in a three-page letter to citizens dated today but released late Friday night. At a “Talk to Greg” forum at Valley High School Monday, Fischer answered WDRB’s questions about the accountability and police security provisions organized since late March.
“We see the kids do the behavior. But the question is: Who is behind the kid, and how are they accountable and how are they involved with that kid’s life as well?” Fischer asked.
Fischer explained why his letter to the community underlines the phrase “parents and guardians.”
He sees them also as accountable for the actions of those in the teen mob that swarmed through Waterfront Park and downtown March 22.
“Most of these kids were middle school kids. The question is, where is the parent? Where is the guardian? These kids may not have traditional family structures, but there is an adult in their lives, somewhere,” Fischer said.
The owners of Bader’s Food Mart were among people who said the “mob” violence has occurred regularly downtown, not just as captured in the Bader’s surveillance video March 22.

Others offered anecdotal evidence saying the same, though metro police statistics and crime reports did not agree. The claims differ. However, Fischer’s letter calls the recent event “random violence.”
“The nature of this kind of teen episode of a couple of weeks ago, is just ‘assaulting people that they didn’t know,’ and that’s what’s made it so unusual.”
The letter outlines plans for summer jobs and community centers to open to give wayward teens things to do, but those plans come well after this Saturday’s Thunder Over Louisville.
Police talked Monday of assigning more than 1100 armed officers downtown to keep the peace, in addition to watching dozens of video camera feeds. (read more)

Now here’s the jaw dropping update:

FBI ASSISTS LOUISVILLE POLICE –  The teens responsible for the mob violence in downtown Louisville last month were members of a gang of middle-school students, according to an FBI memo distributed to law enforcement agencies.

The memo, which the FBI says was based on “unverified intelligence,” says that the gang — “Young ‘N Off That,” or YNO, was organized last summer at Frost Middle School but spread to other schools, and that its members are “armed in a major way.”

The FBI memo also says there have been “rumblings” about the gang showing up in large numbers May 1 at the Kentucky Derby Festival Pegasus Parade. Louisville Metro Police spokesman Sgt. Phil Russell said at a news conference Wednesday that there have been threats of violence made against the Parade, but he would not elaborate.

Russell said the department is investigating assertions in the FBI memo, which was obtained by several news organizations, including The Courier-Journal.

Mary Trotman, chief division counsel for the FBI in Louisville, said in an interview that the FBI is evaluating the credibility of the information, which came from several sources. She said in an email to news outlets that the memo was intended only for law enforcement and distributed immediately to police “due to the fact it dealt with a threat of violence.”

Trotman said the memo’s contents are considered “law enforcement sensitive” and asked news outlets not to disclose its author, an FBI special agent.

Please continue reading and pay attention to this little gem:

Multcher also told the committee that juvenile laws have rendered officers ineffective because they can not legally detain children in most instances.
Please READ THE RECENT EVENTS HERE there’s much more.

What you have here is an entire modern major city suffering the consequences from years of political correctness handcuffing their ability to deal with a growing problem of young black urban violence.    

Over several years the traditional societal construct has now broken down – and young black males, some as young as “IN MIDDLE SCHOOL” now feel empowered to carry handguns and attack the community of their confine.   

The unlawful activity has escalated to such an extent you now have the FBI warning local leaders of planned and coordinated attacks from the same group who has run amuck under the mechanism of Out of Control Political Correctness !

The Cultural Virus has exploded in the petri dish – and now the social engineers are struggling with containment ! 

Could you imagine the TV Headlines if this was a community held hostage by hundreds of white supremacist middle schoolers, teens and young white males who were threatening increasing violence; and the police said they were helpless to stop it ?