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Excaliber wrote:The suspect's selfie in this article doesn't quite jibe with his acquaintances' descriptions of him as quiet and timid.
Quote yourself often?Excaliber wrote:[The suspect's selfie in this article doesn't quite jibe with his acquaintances' descriptions of him as quiet and timid.
Quoting the article linked above:dlh wrote:Do we know what caused the shooter to lose control of the car?
So maybe he was high and going too fast.The car is believed to have flipped over after striking the center median at a high rate of speed near Madison Avenue and Maynard Drive.
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Brown faces preliminary charges of murder and marijuana possession.
Yep.The Annoyed Man wrote:Quote yourself often?Excaliber wrote:Excaliber wrote:The suspect's selfie in this article doesn't quite jibe with his acquaintances' descriptions of him as quiet and timid.Quoting the article linked above:dlh wrote:Do we know what caused the shooter to lose control of the car?So maybe he was high and going too fast.The car is believed to have flipped over after striking the center median at a high rate of speed near Madison Avenue and Maynard Drive.
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Brown faces preliminary charges of murder and marijuana possession.
Sure doesn't. People should be careful what they post on the internet.Excaliber wrote:Excaliber wrote:The suspect's selfie in this article doesn't quite jibe with his acquaintances' descriptions of him as quiet and timid.
What about the New York Post, New York Times, ABC News, Fox News as sources.DevilDawg wrote:I would like to believe a board full of pro-gun types would give this guy the benefit of the doubt. Did the officer deserve to be shot and killed, of course not.
I admit I am a bit taken aback that we even consider DailyMail a news source. Seriously? A U.K. No gun news source to draw conclusions? Look, the full story and actual facts will come out, and on the face of it something went horribly wrong in Jason Brown's head. However posing with guns, having tattoos and skateboarding aren't factual indicators of being a card carrying BLM member.
I haven't drawn any conclusions at all. I answered a question with a "maybe xyz?", based on the content of an article someone else posted a link to. I also pronounced the whole thing a sad story in my original post.DevilDawg wrote:I would like to believe a board full of pro-gun types would give this guy the benefit of the doubt. Did the officer deserve to be shot and killed, of course not.
I admit I am a bit taken aback that we even consider DailyMail a news source. Seriously? A U.K. No gun news source to draw conclusions? Look, the full story and actual facts will come out, and on the face of it something went horribly wrong in Jason Brown's head. However posing with guns, having tattoos and skateboarding aren't factual indicators of being a card carrying BLM member.
The Annoyed Man wrote:Quote yourself often?
Only when I over edit a post before submitting, or when I write something so extraordinarily brilliant I impress myself. NYPost and Fox are the only sources not pushing anti-gun with every bi-line, however most I was able to track down based it off the same AP source. None of these can truly qualify as a news source merely Opinion pieces with prime time coverage.WTR wrote:What about the New York Post, New York Times, ABC News, Fox News as sources.
That assumes that the very limited descriptions of the suspect are accurate. The "quiet" and "timid" labels may lack some credibility - sort of like how the neighbors usually describe mass murderers: "He seemed like such a nice guy."OldCurlyWolf wrote:There is something missing in the reports. The civilian does NOT fit the mold for someone who would be shooting at an officer coming to help.