Hey little homie - living under a bridge is a analogy (and I said Lamar will be out of the league - which will happen - maybe another position) - I doubt many people other than u thought I really meant Kapernick would have a tent under I95
Telling us that Aubrey was just getting the upper hand in life? were u being serious or did you say, "let me fuck with Seymour tonight" before you penned that?
Christ, now there’s a text message from the local police to the owner of the house saying “If you have any problems, call your neighbor McMichael.”
It looks like the older McMichael was actively looking to be a vigilante and the local police empowered him to be one.
The wrongful death lawsuit against the police just got interesting.
It looks like the older McMichael was actively looking to be a vigilante and the local police empowered him to be one.
The wrongful death lawsuit against the police just got interesting.
Come on you are smarter than that...
Mac is saying the retired cop had no authority to do anything a normal citizen does...Far different from police arresting powers. In other words the Mchuckles couldn’t do a damn thing more than you or I have the authority to do.
To be honest Mac has a very good point. The actual police department(if the text message part is true) should also be responsible for the killing of the guy if the told Mchuckles sr. to do anything other than call them.
I am pretty certain if the department spoke to the Mchuckles they told them to simply CALL them if they saw anything suspicious...Not chase the guy down with loaded weapons and try to detain him or shoot him.
Here is your evidence, dipshitZit:
https://www.firstcoastnews.com/arti...ssers/77-4fe73c91-f113-4c1f-b1b4-4e439bd3efe2
"BRUNSWICK, Ga. — A text message sent by a Glynn County police officer to Larry English shows that Gregory McMichaels had volunteered to help the homeowner handle trespassers months before Ahmaud Arbery was killed on Feb. 23."
And maybe you could show some manners when you answer a post instead of saying things like "Do you realize how fucking stupid that sounds?"
Remember when you sent a PM to another poster admitting you did not live up to your (allegedly) Christian beliefs? Well, you are still failing at it.
This link has a screen shot of the text message:
https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/te...s-before-shooting/TO367WP3HVAYHC2MHABCT2EL2Y/
"He said please call him day or night when you get action on your camera"
https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/te...s-before-shooting/TO367WP3HVAYHC2MHABCT2EL2Y/
"He said please call him day or night when you get action on your camera"
From the file entitled "Completely Unexpected," apparently it was Greg McMichaels who leaked to video to the public:
https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/ex...SD4IP5FPRO24I47ZBMPPNE/?_website=cmg-tv-10010
GLYNN COUNTY, Ga. — In a stunning twist to a story that drew worldwide attention, Channel 2 Action News has confirmed that the man who leaked the viral video of the shooting of an unarmed black jogger in south Georgia is one of the murder suspects.
The video spread across social media just days before the Georgia Bureau of Investigation arrested Gregory and Travis McMichael. It shows Travis McMichael and Ahmaud Arbery in the street in Satilla Shores, a neighborhood outside Brunswick.
Travis has a shotgun, his father is in the back of a pickup truck as the confrontation unfolds.
Channel 2 investigative reporter Mark Winne has confirmed that Greg McMichael leaked the video to a radio station, starting the avalanche of attention that landed him in jail on murder charges with his son.
Brunswick attorney Alan Tucker says Greg McMichael wanted to clear up some rumors circulating in the community and he had no idea the video would spark global outrage.
“He had that tape by himself. He delivered it. We have questions about the length of it,” L. Chris Stewart, attorney for Arbery’s family, told Winne.
Tucker says his parents live in Satilla Shores, and he hoped when the video was viewed by the public, it would ease racial tensions in the community.
“I didn’t want the neighborhood to become a Ferguson,” Tucker said.
Tucker said Greg McMichael brought the video and others to his office for assistance in getting the video downloaded for delivery to a talk show host on a Brunswick radio station.
Tucker says McMichael came to him as a friend and not as an attorney.
“That young man did not deserve to be shot Tucker” told Winne in a conversation. “There was no reason in the world for Travis to pull a shotgun out of a damn truck. None,” Tucker told Winne.
Tucker did not want to comment publicly on the charges against either McMichael.
“Greg McMichael did not commit murder," Frank Hogue said in a news conference in Macon.
The Hogues say the public has come to certain conclusions about that day and there is more to the story.
“We know several other critically important facts. Those facts point to a very different story," Linda Hogue said.
“I have no doubt that Mr. McMichael and his son believe what he did was OK. It just wasn’t,” Stewart said. “Travis never should have gotten that shotgun. That is significant.”
https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/ex...SD4IP5FPRO24I47ZBMPPNE/?_website=cmg-tv-10010
GLYNN COUNTY, Ga. — In a stunning twist to a story that drew worldwide attention, Channel 2 Action News has confirmed that the man who leaked the viral video of the shooting of an unarmed black jogger in south Georgia is one of the murder suspects.
The video spread across social media just days before the Georgia Bureau of Investigation arrested Gregory and Travis McMichael. It shows Travis McMichael and Ahmaud Arbery in the street in Satilla Shores, a neighborhood outside Brunswick.
Travis has a shotgun, his father is in the back of a pickup truck as the confrontation unfolds.
Channel 2 investigative reporter Mark Winne has confirmed that Greg McMichael leaked the video to a radio station, starting the avalanche of attention that landed him in jail on murder charges with his son.
Brunswick attorney Alan Tucker says Greg McMichael wanted to clear up some rumors circulating in the community and he had no idea the video would spark global outrage.
“He had that tape by himself. He delivered it. We have questions about the length of it,” L. Chris Stewart, attorney for Arbery’s family, told Winne.
Tucker says his parents live in Satilla Shores, and he hoped when the video was viewed by the public, it would ease racial tensions in the community.
“I didn’t want the neighborhood to become a Ferguson,” Tucker said.
Tucker said Greg McMichael brought the video and others to his office for assistance in getting the video downloaded for delivery to a talk show host on a Brunswick radio station.
Tucker says McMichael came to him as a friend and not as an attorney.
“That young man did not deserve to be shot Tucker” told Winne in a conversation. “There was no reason in the world for Travis to pull a shotgun out of a damn truck. None,” Tucker told Winne.
Tucker did not want to comment publicly on the charges against either McMichael.
“Greg McMichael did not commit murder," Frank Hogue said in a news conference in Macon.
The Hogues say the public has come to certain conclusions about that day and there is more to the story.
“We know several other critically important facts. Those facts point to a very different story," Linda Hogue said.
“I have no doubt that Mr. McMichael and his son believe what he did was OK. It just wasn’t,” Stewart said. “Travis never should have gotten that shotgun. That is significant.”
Pretty clear the Mchuckles got themselves involved in a situation they shouldn’t have. No one else to Blame but themselves for the poor decisions they made that day. If they would have just called the REAL authorities gave them a description and info they had they would not be sitting in jail cells today.
The younger Mchuckle is getting some time. No doubt about that.
The older Mchuckle deserves some too for his very very poor decision making.
The younger Mchuckle is getting some time. No doubt about that.
The older Mchuckle deserves some too for his very very poor decision making.
