Baltimore man Freddie Gray dies after getiing neck broken while in police custody

[JayGatsby]

at the end of the day who knows what that " lil situation" can lead to...

mother obviously cares about her son,you never know,someone might reach out and offer the kid a part time job or something that will help him push on in life

 

[↓R↑LYB]

black women are outnumbering black men by a substantial margin at these rallies. you don't even have to go to notice it, you can see it on tv. this is real life. i don't understand the disdain these internet weirdos have for black women.

Its because 99.9% of them aren't black

 

[dtownreppin214]

so tell me bro...how else do you handle a situation where the final step is him going to see a jail cell eventually? ya'll the type of muthafukas that do dirt and blame it on the next man when u get caught.

police always talk with a lot of bravado especially when you put mic in their face. just b/c the commish comes out and sternly proclaims they will find and prosecute every one of the rioters doesn't mean they'll follow thru with it. they have to talk like that to give the perception to the public that they have things under control.

 

[Paper Boi]

at the end of the day who knows what that " lil situation" can lead to...

mother obviously cares about her son,you never know,someone might reach out and offer the kid a part time job or something that will help him push on in life

according to this thread the only jobs in the community were at CVS which burned down.

 

[BillBanneker]

where's your proof of this warrant being issued?

Yeah, i didn't see that in the article, and parents even said the other guy wasn't even charged.

 

[FAH1223]

Anyone read this?

 

[Matt504]

Yeah, i didn't see that in the article, and parents even said the other guy wasn't even charged.

because they're making an example out of her son, saying he was the leader of the riots.

 

[mrken12]

Its because 99.9% of them aren't black

I'm pretty sure that has been disproven but whatever.

 

[Um. Ghouls]

Freddie Grays murder is a symptom of the serious illness this city has and has had for a long time. If not for out of town organizers, I don't even think his murder would have moved ones in this city to do anything at all. What happened to him is just that normal here.

I have personally experienced police harassment so many times that I expect it during each interaction I have with them.

I am currently charged with a crime that carries 25 years in prison and was initially denied bail because a charge that the state has been postponing for 2 years was allowed to be a factor in my bail determination. Because the situation is ongoing I wont speak on the case much but put simply, it is another case of police harassment.

Brothers and Sisters are tired of it.

Hope you've got a good lawyer man, stay safe!

 

[Nomad1]

no one got caught, stop it with the "get popped" "get caught" rhetoric, his parents turned him in, his parents "snitched on him"

His face was all over social media, the probability of him getting caught (or "snitched" by his friends/extended family) was high. He did a criminal act, and what his parents did was good (they know the meaning of accountability and responsibility) but potential prison sentence he is facing is ludicrous. And I don't think his parents thought the bail $ and sentence would be this bad.

 

[10:31]

This is what a lot people are missing. They didn't want the police running up in their house, they didn't want their son to be put in a situation where it's their word against his. He was charged and a warrant was issued, the only reason they're even on tv is because the real issue is with the system and how the bails are never lowered and seem to always be made even higher than the DA requests. That's what the entire point of the article was, how his bail was 500K and they were saying it was too high.

We differ on this breh.. Eric Sheppared is also being haunted by the cops and his weak ass parents are trying to get him to surrender but the brehs are hilding him down because morally he's got this weak ass generation on his back


The younger breh who was beating up the cop car did that because of the cops killing Freddie Gray. Is he wrong legally? Of course but this is like a battle.. Morally he's justified. Don't make me give countless examples of riots where legally the dominant culture here broke all laws


Don't make me bring up all the unconstitutional practices of this admin and the last presidential admin


Nah breh legally and morally are two different convos



His parents who brought him in this world


FAILED HIM

 

[Paper Boi]

i can't imagine my parents turning me over to authorities or encouraging me to turn myself over. they're pretty passive people too. they act like authority is legitimate and people should obey unjust laws. however they're also parents who would protect their child. turning your child over to a corrupt judicial system is not protecting your children.

 

[Matt504]

His face was all over social media, the probability of him getting caught (or "snitched" by his friends/extended family) was high. He did a criminal act, and what his parents did was good (they know the meaning of accountability and responsibility) but potential prison sentence he is facing is ludicrous. And I don't think his parents thought the bail $ and sentence would be this bad.

those are odds he didn't even get a chance at seeing as how his own parents did the snitching, now he's being charged as the person who lead the riots.

 

[Ron Mexico]

This mom doesn't even realized she's being used.

That TMZ headline is disgusting.

http://www.tmz.com/2015/04/30/baltimore-riots-mom-son-toya-graham-oprah-mother-of-the-year-video/

 

[Nomad1]

those are odds he didn't even get a chance at seeing as how his own parents did the snitching, now he's being charged as the person who lead the riots.

His parents probably had good intentions, but it's not surprising that the justice system is using him as an example.