They're white Trump knows better than to amplify WHITE folks bad behavior... he only focuses on people NOT white...
If it doesn’t fire up his fanbase on some hate shyt. He doesn’t do it
Two American teens stab Italian cop to death over fake drug deal
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If it doesn’t fire up his fanbase on some hate shyt. He doesn’t do it
Bunchy Carter
I'll Take The Money Over The Honey
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An Italian prison is not where you want to end up 
TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?
I walk around a little edgy already
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fakkit ass cac went back and edited his comment
Are we looking at the same picture?
Them negs to Bolivia ain't nothing to fukk with
TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?
I walk around a little edgy already
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ROME—Two American teens from San Francisco said to be on a drug holiday in Rome are in custody for murder and attempted extortion in connection with the stabbing death of a 35-year-old police officer early Friday morning. The boys have been named by the Italian press as Lee Finnegan Elder, 19, and Gabriel Christian Natale Hjorth, 18.
Roman police said in a statement Saturday morning that they two were interrogated by Carabinieri under the direction of the local Rome prosecutor. “In the face of overwhelming evidence, they confessed to the charges.”
Countdown to good ole:
“Well, they are from San Francisco, and they are liberals” from the usual suspects
Will Trump comment on this?
I agree that will be the narrative, but have you ever seen two names that scream “venture capitalist” or “diplomatic immunity” as much as those two. One of thems has TWO middle names, where the fukk they do that at, not where you shopping at Walmart!
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DOPAMINE FOR MY BABY!!
I believe they were sentenced to life.
They come from extremely wealth families, in a wealthy county north of San Francisco
TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?
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@Benjamin SiskoThat first black kid is probably hung by now
They got sentenced reduction few weeks ago.
Italian court reduces life sentences for U.S. tourists over policeman's murder
By Marco Carta
2 minute read
U.S. citizen Finnegan Lee Elder, reacts after being found guilty, together with U.S. citizen Gabriel Christian Natale-Hjorth, of the murder of the Italian Carabinieri paramilitary police officer Mario Cerciello Rega, at the courthouse in Rome, Italy, May 5, 2021. REUTERS/Remo Casilli
ROME, March 17 (Reuters) - An Italian appeals court on Thursday reduced the prison terms imposed on two American tourists who were originally given life sentences for the 2019 murder of a policeman in a case that shook Italy.
The court ruled that Finnegan Lee Elder, who was 19 at the time, should serve 24 years in jail for stabbing Mario Cerciello Rega to death in central Rome.
His friend, Gabriel Christian Natale-Hjorth, then 18, was handed a 22-year term. He did not handle the murder weapon during the attack but was tussling with another police officer.
Elder admitted the killing but both he and Natale-Hjorth said they had acted in self-defence because they thought the two policemen, who were not in uniform at the time, were thugs out to get them after a botched attempt to buy drugs.
The two Americans, who both came from California, say Rega and his colleague, Andrea Varriale, did not identify themselves as police. Varriale denied this.
The appeals court did not immediately explain why it had decided to reduce the prison terms.
However, one of Elder's lawyers said he would appeal against the verdict to Italy's supreme court as well as the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.
"The sentence is a compromise that we do not like," Renato Borzone told reporters after the ruling was delivered, saying there was no solid evidence to prove that the police had identified themselves before seeking to stop the two Americans.
Elder and Natale-Hjorth had come to Rome on holiday and tried to buy drugs from a local dealer in a tourist hotspot. They told the court that they were cheated, but managed to snatch a bag off an intermediary as he tried to get away.
They subsequently agreed to meet the dealer again to get their money back in exchange for the bag, but instead the two policemen showed up. Elder said the pair attacked them.
Police say Cerciello Rega, who had only recently got married, was not armed and was stabbed 11 times by Elder with an 18-cm (7-inch) blade that he had brought with him from the United States.
A lawyer representing Cerciello Rega's wife welcomed Thursday's ruling.
"We are satisfied... No sentence will be able to alleviate the pain of Cerciello Rega's widow, but the sacrifice of a state official was not made in vain," Massimo Ferrandino said.
Italian court reduces life sentences for U.S. tourists over policeman's murder
By Marco Carta
2 minute read
U.S. citizen Finnegan Lee Elder, reacts after being found guilty, together with U.S. citizen Gabriel Christian Natale-Hjorth, of the murder of the Italian Carabinieri paramilitary police officer Mario Cerciello Rega, at the courthouse in Rome, Italy, May 5, 2021. REUTERS/Remo Casilli
ROME, March 17 (Reuters) - An Italian appeals court on Thursday reduced the prison terms imposed on two American tourists who were originally given life sentences for the 2019 murder of a policeman in a case that shook Italy.
The court ruled that Finnegan Lee Elder, who was 19 at the time, should serve 24 years in jail for stabbing Mario Cerciello Rega to death in central Rome.
His friend, Gabriel Christian Natale-Hjorth, then 18, was handed a 22-year term. He did not handle the murder weapon during the attack but was tussling with another police officer.
Elder admitted the killing but both he and Natale-Hjorth said they had acted in self-defence because they thought the two policemen, who were not in uniform at the time, were thugs out to get them after a botched attempt to buy drugs.
The two Americans, who both came from California, say Rega and his colleague, Andrea Varriale, did not identify themselves as police. Varriale denied this.
The appeals court did not immediately explain why it had decided to reduce the prison terms.
However, one of Elder's lawyers said he would appeal against the verdict to Italy's supreme court as well as the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.
"The sentence is a compromise that we do not like," Renato Borzone told reporters after the ruling was delivered, saying there was no solid evidence to prove that the police had identified themselves before seeking to stop the two Americans.
Elder and Natale-Hjorth had come to Rome on holiday and tried to buy drugs from a local dealer in a tourist hotspot. They told the court that they were cheated, but managed to snatch a bag off an intermediary as he tried to get away.
They subsequently agreed to meet the dealer again to get their money back in exchange for the bag, but instead the two policemen showed up. Elder said the pair attacked them.
Police say Cerciello Rega, who had only recently got married, was not armed and was stabbed 11 times by Elder with an 18-cm (7-inch) blade that he had brought with him from the United States.
A lawyer representing Cerciello Rega's wife welcomed Thursday's ruling.
"We are satisfied... No sentence will be able to alleviate the pain of Cerciello Rega's widow, but the sacrifice of a state official was not made in vain," Massimo Ferrandino said.