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My understanding is that he tried to pass a bad check.Finally, what is alleged forgery? (serious question)
My understanding is that he tried to pass a bad check.Finally, what is alleged forgery? (serious question)
It was a suspected Fake $20My understanding is that he tried to pass a bad check.
This tweet is just as violent as the one Trump sent.
IE: Your mileage may vary
When I first saw the tweet it was strictly from his account, but I see now the White House tweeted it out as well, so both I guess?You mean the White House?
I can tell you squad 1 was a back up from the Mpls Park Police, not regular Mpls PD. They're technically separate departments and Mpls PD "owned" the call. Looks like they were bringing him back to Mpls PD/responding officers squad.Question for the cops here.
squad 1 is 10 feet away, and squad 2 is a 100ft away. Why take him to squad 2?
The officer involved has now been arrested.
Derek Chauvin, Former Officer Who Placed Knee on George Floyd’s Neck, in Police Custody
This shit needs to stop, and there needs to be some serious jail time for a lot of these assholes. So, last night in Downtown Phoenix there was a riot.
8 arrested after hundreds march in downtown Phoenix to protest death of George Floyd
The Ohio statehouse has been breached.
LIVE: DeWine addresses damage caused to Ohio statehouse during George Floyd protests
I'd like to think it will, but I'm not to sure.
These riots are fueled by a good mix of anger at the system, unemployment, pent up energy, and a dash of opportunism.
Hopefully what happened in Minneapolis doesn't spread to other cities and their police precincts.
That's what is most concerning to me, everyone is pent up and pissed off right now at a myriad of reasons and all it takes is for some disenfranchised person to feel the need to retaliate towards 'The Man' or ato fully commit and try to kick the boogaloo off.
I'd like to think it will, but I'm not to sure.
These riots are fueled by a good mix of anger at the system, unemployment, pent up energy, and a dash of opportunism.
Hopefully what happened in Minneapolis doesn't spread to other cities and their police precincts.
Explosives being placed in precincts is terrorism, not anger at the system.I'd like to think it will, but I'm not to sure.
These riots are fueled by a good mix of anger at the system, unemployment, pent up energy, and a dash of opportunism.
Hopefully what happened in Minneapolis doesn't spread to other cities and their police precincts.
The frightening thing really in the event a boogaloo kicked off from this is how muddled the lines are; there's no easy North and South divide this time.
Anything spilling out in the US will be analogous to Syria; The two sides are those who support the current government and those who are "fighting for the people".
But if the groups fighting for the people all have different ideas of what that should look like, you have a situation primed to be full of smaller scale conflicts and almost impossible to control.
Like, ANTIFA, socialist groups, some BOOG-boys/3%ers, and even some right-wing sovergin citizen lite groups would all fall into the "oppose the government" side; ain't no way in hell they don't fight each other too.
There's plenty of assholes in this world that don't even need a reason to do shit, they just do it.@BloodStripe and @ThunderHorse
I meant that statement to try and capture the multitudes of reasons this is a powder keg.
Some people may share all of those sentiments, and others just want to pull a Fred Durst and Break Stuff
That was from last night and, I'll tell you, it was immediately a suspect report to me.Explosives being placed in precincts iis terrorism, not anger at the system.
Minneapolis police 3rd Precinct building on fire; city asks those in area to move away due to potential gas leak