The "gentleman" is more than wounded.Liberty wrote: Tue Oct 30, 2018 5:08 pm
Maybe, just maybe the sergeant was just trying to sound sympathetic to the wounded fugitive, that he or his friends might cause him to come in and face his charges. Statements by police are often not what they seem at face value.
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- Tue Oct 30, 2018 5:46 pm
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- Mon Oct 29, 2018 12:02 pm
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The police said this..
The gentleman who unfortunately lost his life, the teenage boy who is in the hospital recovering from his injuries and the father who is also recovering from his injuries,” Birmingham police spokesman Sgt. Bryan Shelton said,
Why is a BG shooting up a place a gentleman? Why is it unfortunate the BG lost his life? On tv the newscasters do the same thing. Criminals are gentlemen. Not my definition of a gentleman.
The gentleman who unfortunately lost his life, the teenage boy who is in the hospital recovering from his injuries and the father who is also recovering from his injuries,” Birmingham police spokesman Sgt. Bryan Shelton said,
Why is a BG shooting up a place a gentleman? Why is it unfortunate the BG lost his life? On tv the newscasters do the same thing. Criminals are gentlemen. Not my definition of a gentleman.