DaRealness
I think very deeply
And of course no real punishment will come to this cac bytch. This shyt literally makes no sense whatsoever.
Amber Guyger Found Guilty of Murder!!!..... 10 years
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(i dnt like getting personal, im on this site for entertainment...and I dnt care for ppl to know who i am on here)
But Its crazy... i woke up to a random txt from my ppls early in the morning about some shyt that happened in texas...
Im brushing the shyt off thinking my nikka fukkin wit me... til he hits me back later wit a news article about an officer shooting a man in an apartment or some shyt... im confused at work trying to call this nikka... he finally answers and the man who was shot turns out to be family... So they gotta drop everything and fly out to dallas tonight... smh...
Still alot of questions tho
But Its crazy... i woke up to a random txt from my ppls early in the morning about some shyt that happened in texas...
Im brushing the shyt off thinking my nikka fukkin wit me... til he hits me back later wit a news article about an officer shooting a man in an apartment or some shyt... im confused at work trying to call this nikka... he finally answers and the man who was shot turns out to be family... So they gotta drop everything and fly out to dallas tonight... smh...
Still alot of questions tho
How the fukk?
Nah this sounds like straight up murder. How long as she lived in this complex?
She just keeps beeping her card even though it's red? Even though it's rejecting it? So before this incident, she was going to her apartment fine but this time she's mistaken?
Dude probably came out due to the noise and was shot immediately no chance for questions, no chance to clear misunderstandings.
Ain't no way shyt like this was an accident.
A Dallas police officer, who spoke with NBC 5 under the condition of anonymity, said the female officer was assigned to the department's elite Crime Response Team and had just finished a 14-hour shift serving warrants in high-crime areas. When she arrived home, she took the elevator to the 14th floor, though her apartment is on the 13th floor. She then went to what she thought was her door, put the key in and struggled with the lock. She then put down several things she was holding and continued to fight with the key when the resident swung open the door and startled her. The officer believed Jean, who was wearing only underwear, was an intruder and shot him with her service weapon. It wasn't until police and rescue units began arriving that she realized she was not at her apartment. Once realizing her deadly mistake, she became emotional and fully cooperated with officers, including offering to provide blood samples.
Wouldn't the unit be marked with a number or letter (like hotels) even if you're on the wrong floor you would know its the wrong unit?
Wouldn't the unit be marked with a number or letter (like hotels) even if you're on the wrong floor you would know its the wrong unit?
Let me help you.
You said you thought this was bad and you hope she gets arrested.
I simply remarked of how this has been playing out time and time again.
This is not a rare occasion. This isn't an anomaly. So there's no reason to expect her to actually face justice. Especially considering how it's being handled with kid gloves right now.
I dont know why that offended you, but we can do it that way too.
I Really Mean It
Veteran
100 right there fam. When people say we are such a strong people. I don't agree at all. What? Strong in taking ass whippings?
But in the hood. You quick to pull the trigger on another black man but scared to dump on a crooked cop?
50 gave that subliminal message in Power. I doubt black people get it tho. Well only the 2% will.
Black people are resilient, in that we can withstand pain better than others. But if you're resilient without moving forward, you're essentially a masochist. I think a lot of us like the position we are in.
ThrobbingHood
Breh&Breh Associates™
Whether he’s a community leader or a drug dealer, it should have no bearing on a police officer murdering him in cold blood. It’s disgusting how we have to be “humanised” before we can garner any sympathy for being murdered.
disgusting
Damn..instant excuses..shift times and all that shyt is the new narrative.A Dallas police officer, who spoke with NBC 5 under the condition of anonymity, said the female officer was assigned to the department's elite Crime Response Team and had just finished a 14-hour shift serving warrants in high-crime areas. When she arrived home, she took the elevator to the 14th floor, though her apartment is on the 13th floor. She then went to what she thought was her door, put the key in and struggled with the lock. She then put down several things she was holding and continued to fight with the key when the resident swung open the door and startled her. The officer believed Jean, who was wearing only underwear, was an intruder and shot him with her service weapon. It wasn't until police and rescue units began arriving that she realized she was not at her apartment. Once realizing her deadly mistake, she became emotional and fully cooperated with officers, including offering to provide blood samples.
Bone Bender
Superstar
Notice how they say Botham "swung" the door open instead of "opened the door". When I read "swung open the door" I think of someone opening a door with some force. Already with the narrative that Botham did something so sudden that it scared her so bad that it could be "reasonable" for her to act with force.A Dallas police officer, who spoke with NBC 5 under the condition of anonymity, said the female officer was assigned to the department's elite Crime Response Team and had just finished a 14-hour shift serving warrants in high-crime areas. When she arrived home, she took the elevator to the 14th floor, though her apartment is on the 13th floor. She then went to what she thought was her door, put the key in and struggled with the lock. She then put down several things she was holding and continued to fight with the key when the resident swung open the door and startled her. The officer believed Jean, who was wearing only underwear, was an intruder and shot him with her service weapon. It wasn't until police and rescue units began arriving that she realized she was not at her apartment. Once realizing her deadly mistake, she became emotional and fully cooperated with officers, including offering to provide blood samples.
fukking pigs.
Brehs no bs I used to live in these fukkin apartments from 16-17 
If he's in the apartment above her, I wouldn't rule out this being planned.
The city will payoff the family and she will walk away free. As always.
The city will payoff the family and she will walk away free. As always.
Yes It would be 14B instead of 13BA Dallas police officer, who spoke with NBC 5 under the condition of anonymity, said the female officer was assigned to the department's elite Crime Response Team and had just finished a 14-hour shift serving warrants in high-crime areas. When she arrived home, she took the elevator to the 14th floor, though her apartment is on the 13th floor. She then went to what she thought was her door, put the key in and struggled with the lock. She then put down several things she was holding and continued to fight with the key when the resident swung open the door and startled her. The officer believed Jean, who was wearing only underwear, was an intruder and shot him with her service weapon. It wasn't until police and rescue units began arriving that she realized she was not at her apartment. Once realizing her deadly mistake, she became emotional and fully cooperated with officers, including offering to provide blood samples.