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i want to shake his hand
"Cop" shot after initiating a traffic stop initiated for no traffic violation
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That moment when nikkas find out hes gonna get 20+ years
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Trust me I will. I'm gonna be 100% legal with it. I'm getting a concealed carry permit with me too. Gonna go look at some guns today.
fukk the bullshyt man y'all nikkas ain't gonna have my face on a RIP t-shirt.
I'd recommend every black person watch a movie called Deacons for Defense starring Forest Whitaker. Every able bodied black man need to have a weapon and a concealed carry permit.
the way his voice sounded when he commanded that young man to leave his vehicle...something, something just wasn't right about how he sounded...hulkish even. That young man did the right thing, he was in fear for his life. We need all the facts first before we can just go locking up innocent citizens when put in dire situations such as this.
The young man is still alive. Maybe the young man was right about his instinct and those gun shots is what kept him alive
This^
DAMN - wish his aim was much better.
The accused shooter was later physically assaulted by police while in custody. (yet we let ALL OF THESE CACS walk around good after they kill us.
And I find it very interesting ALL THE questions and bullshyt that Brehs.... are pushing towards this young man. Point is..... the cop and the police department can't even say he was doing a crime. He was approached. End of story.. feared for his life... the COP actually was armed and dangerous.
I made 4 Threads about this self defense shyt already.
I pull my shyt out when I get pulled over ALL the time--- for years. I'm not dead. I don't think any of us should die. I'm glad this brother didn't die.
And Imma donate (but where is the link though? )
I'm not about to ASK A MILLION QUESTIONS ABOUT IF HIS shyt WAS REGISTERED AND ALL THAT.
ok, i guess ... lets look at this... 
On Tuesday, Jones' attorney Warren A. Brown said he has several questions about the traffic stop that led to Groman's shooting, including whether smelling marijuana was a valid reason to pull a car over.
"I don't know that any marijuana was found," he said. "I think the state's attorney's office and the police are going to have to play it honest no matter the warts and all [in the case], because if a Baltimore City jury gets the impression that they're lying about anything, it's going to taint their ability to get a conviction."
While Brown said he was not justifying the shooting, he wondered whether Jones' "survival instincts" kicked in because he thought he was facing a gun. Brown said Tasers resemble handguns, and in today's climate, with thousands of people protesting police shootings of black men, Jones might have panicked.
He said he thinks there's more to the story than police have disclosed.
"I don't think someone just shoots a police officer," Brown said.
Brown unsuccessfully argued Tuesday to have Jones held on home monitoring. He noted that Jones' relatives had packed the courtroom, and he told the judge that the teen had a supportive family.
Jones appeared on a live video feed at the bail hearing wearing a light blue prisoner uniform with his hands cuffed in his lap and his body slumped against the back of a chair.
"Can I say something, though?" he asked the judge after she had finished explaining his right to legal counsel. "I did not confess to that."
His lawyer cut him off before he could elaborate.
Jones' cousin, Mia Tubman, wiped tears from her face as she watched Jones on the monitor. After the hearing, she said that police officers had abused Jones while he was in custody and that he was injured after his mugshot was taken. "They beat the [expletive] out of him," she said.
Tubman also said police lied about his confession.
Baltimore police spokesman Lt. Eric Kowalczyk said that "there was no other reported use of force other than the deploying of a Taser" on Jones before he was arrested. Police say his confession is on video.
Tubman said Jones lived with her for years, and was a bright child and a gifted math student. "He was raised up in the church," she said.
She said Jones has a young child and a second on the way.
Batts questioned whether protesters who have been rallying for weeks against police brutality in Baltimore would also march in support of Groman.
On Tuesday, Jones' attorney Warren A. Brown said he has several questions about the traffic stop that led to Groman's shooting, including whether smelling marijuana was a valid reason to pull a car over.
"I don't know that any marijuana was found," he said. "I think the state's attorney's office and the police are going to have to play it honest no matter the warts and all [in the case], because if a Baltimore City jury gets the impression that they're lying about anything, it's going to taint their ability to get a conviction."
While Brown said he was not justifying the shooting, he wondered whether Jones' "survival instincts" kicked in because he thought he was facing a gun. Brown said Tasers resemble handguns, and in today's climate, with thousands of people protesting police shootings of black men, Jones might have panicked.
He said he thinks there's more to the story than police have disclosed.
"I don't think someone just shoots a police officer," Brown said.
Brown unsuccessfully argued Tuesday to have Jones held on home monitoring. He noted that Jones' relatives had packed the courtroom, and he told the judge that the teen had a supportive family.
Jones appeared on a live video feed at the bail hearing wearing a light blue prisoner uniform with his hands cuffed in his lap and his body slumped against the back of a chair.
"Can I say something, though?" he asked the judge after she had finished explaining his right to legal counsel. "I did not confess to that."
His lawyer cut him off before he could elaborate.
Jones' cousin, Mia Tubman, wiped tears from her face as she watched Jones on the monitor. After the hearing, she said that police officers had abused Jones while he was in custody and that he was injured after his mugshot was taken. "They beat the [expletive] out of him," she said.
Tubman also said police lied about his confession.
Baltimore police spokesman Lt. Eric Kowalczyk said that "there was no other reported use of force other than the deploying of a Taser" on Jones before he was arrested. Police say his confession is on video.
Tubman said Jones lived with her for years, and was a bright child and a gifted math student. "He was raised up in the church," she said.
She said Jones has a young child and a second on the way.
Batts questioned whether protesters who have been rallying for weeks against police brutality in Baltimore would also march in support of Groman.
I fear that the young man may be done on this one. The cops have already showed they had PC to stop him (even though I'm sure it's a bullshyt reason). He was already on probation for a gun charge. The probation officer supposedly already had a warrant out for his arrest. I'm guessing he is lying because the court never got it. Probably just trying to cover his ass. That dude would need a good ass lawyer to get out of this one. I wonder if there is dash cam footage?
what was the cause????????
and man, i wish he was in Michigan or Texas or Florida.. these are the only states i've lived in for a reason
The laws let you get away with anything gun related (though florida is on some bullshyt the last 7 years
)The officer smelled what he believed to be marijuana. They gonna say that was all he needed to stop the car.what was the cause????????
and man, i wish he was in Michigan or Texas or Florida.. these are the only states i've lived in for a reason
(though florida is on some bullshyt the last 7 years
link www.gofundme.com to the rappers that some of y'all religiously follow on twitter and ig that always talk bout clapping somebody and see who hollas back or puts up some bread for this b-more street soldier.
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