Can we now talk about cab control or do we have to wait?
http://www.truthrevolt.org/news/chicago-man-left-die-while-spectators-watched-car-run-over-kill-him
Surveillance footage was released on Thursday showing a Chicago man assaulted, knocked-out cold, robbed, left unconscious, and then run over by a vehicle.
The video from Feb. 7 shows Marques Gaines walking out of a 7-Eleven when an unidentified man in a hoodie confronts him and knocks him out. No one intervened or stopped to help Gaines, even as two thieves ran by and emptied his pockets before fleeing.
Left unconscious on the street for two minutes, the 32-year-old Gaines was then run over by a cab that turned the corner, pinning him underneath for a full three more minutes.
A 911 call reveals that the 7-Eleven security guard did not even go outside the store to check on the victim.
The emergency operator asked the security guard if Gaines was breathing to which he responded: “I think so, I don’t know.” He was then asked to look at him and the guard responded. “I looked at him. He’s outside.”
The guard checked the victim only minutes before he was run over by cab. To make matters worse, "The 7-Eleven worker also revealed the assailant who punched Gaines was still watching from across the street when the cab ran the body over."
Welcome to Rahm Emanuel's Chicago, Gaines' family is suing 7-Eleven along with the cab driver and cab company.
http://www.truthrevolt.org/news/chicago-man-left-die-while-spectators-watched-car-run-over-kill-him
Surveillance footage was released on Thursday showing a Chicago man assaulted, knocked-out cold, robbed, left unconscious, and then run over by a vehicle.
The video from Feb. 7 shows Marques Gaines walking out of a 7-Eleven when an unidentified man in a hoodie confronts him and knocks him out. No one intervened or stopped to help Gaines, even as two thieves ran by and emptied his pockets before fleeing.
Left unconscious on the street for two minutes, the 32-year-old Gaines was then run over by a cab that turned the corner, pinning him underneath for a full three more minutes.
A 911 call reveals that the 7-Eleven security guard did not even go outside the store to check on the victim.
The emergency operator asked the security guard if Gaines was breathing to which he responded: “I think so, I don’t know.” He was then asked to look at him and the guard responded. “I looked at him. He’s outside.”
The guard checked the victim only minutes before he was run over by cab. To make matters worse, "The 7-Eleven worker also revealed the assailant who punched Gaines was still watching from across the street when the cab ran the body over."
Welcome to Rahm Emanuel's Chicago, Gaines' family is suing 7-Eleven along with the cab driver and cab company.
Courtesy of Ace Detective:
NCAAF 76-80 (-$12,000)
NFL 56-65 (-$16,000)
NCAAB (Reg season) 46-59 (-$18,900)
NCAAB (March Mad) 14-12 (+$800) for a minus $18,100 in the sport.
*NBA (reg season) 47-55(-$13,400 counts ML bet that didn’t win, but no juice)
This is going by what he posted in late Feb as his record. It is wrong in his favor.
NBA (Playoffs) 4-3 (+$700)
2016 MLB: 10-11 (-$2,340)
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You totally SUCK and lie about everything.
The fact is you're one of the best fades on the entire website.
I posted plenty of losing tickets. Win or lose, I just did it call your bluff on your millionaire bullshit hoping you'd post your own tickets, but then that was never going to happen since your lying broke ass can't afford more than $20-$30 a game.
"Bottom line: I'm always going to win - week in and week out"
ointer: "Posters have told you to stop doing that"
ointer:Courtesy of Ace Detective:
NCAAF 76-80 (-$12,000)
NFL 56-65 (-$16,000)
NCAAB (Reg season) 46-59 (-$18,900)
NCAAB (March Mad) 14-12 (+$800) for a minus $18,100 in the sport.
*NBA (reg season) 47-55(-$13,400 counts ML bet that didn’t win, but no juice)
This is going by what he posted in late Feb as his record. It is wrong in his favor.
NBA (Playoffs) 4-3 (+$700)
2016 MLB: 10-11 (-$2,340)
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You totally SUCK and lie about everything.
The fact is you're one of the best fades on the entire website.
I posted plenty of losing tickets. Win or lose, I just did it call your bluff on your millionaire bullshit hoping you'd post your own tickets, but then that was never going to happen since your lying broke ass can't afford more than $20-$30 a game.
"Bottom line: I'm always going to win - week in and week out"
"Posters have told you to stop doing that"
I notice how you forget to include all of last years records. Including winning years in every sport. But that's because the you don't care if what you post is false. You told us that.
If you faded every pick I ever posted here....you are losing. If you care to make a loser leaves wager on that. I'm game. And that means all your ghosts leave as well.
You keep lying and you posted fake tickets because you're a con man. That's your entire life. A straight con.
Idiot. There's nothing anti Christian about a nailed it meme. I worked at the Trade Center, you brain dead zombie Goon. You have backup from a no life sick Brit Twit moron who is closing in on 40,000 posts in 5+ years. You must be proud. Just stay down, you pathetic lowlife, you keep embarrassing yourself more and more.
Idiot. There's nothing anti Christian about a nailed it meme. I worked at the Trade Center, you brain dead zombie Goon. You have backup from a no life sick Brit Twit moron who is closing in on 40,000 posts in 5+ years. You must be proud. Just stay down, you pathetic lowlife, you keep embarrassing yourself more and more.
Between joe, Acebb, zit and gassy...the stupidity level is at an all time high. I'm talking retarded type stuff.
"Winning years in every sport"...do you mean the year you spent in the Rubber Room talking to yourself?
http://www.therxforum.com/showthread.php?t=971229
Face it, poker fraud vtard, no matter how you slice it, you're a documented loser at everything in life and have never EVER stepped up to the plate to back up your self-aggrandizing bullshit. Other posters have called you out numerous times in many different ways, but you'd rather keep the charade going trolling and lying behind a screen 24/7. It's why you were eating your meals in a soup kitchen until your wife took you in as her dependent. It's why you vote for government handouts every election.
There is no bigger con and pathological liar on this website than you.
"Bottom line: I win week in and week out!"
ointer:"The math didn't work for me" (poker fraud vtard after getting schooled in the main forum)
ointer: "I pay more in taxes than anyone here"
ointer:"Winning years in every sport"...do you mean the year you spent in the Rubber Room talking to yourself?
http://www.therxforum.com/showthread.php?t=971229
Face it, poker fraud vtard, no matter how you slice it, you're a documented loser at everything in life and have never EVER stepped up to the plate to back up your self-aggrandizing bullshit. Other posters have called you out numerous times in many different ways, but you'd rather keep the charade going trolling and lying behind a screen 24/7. It's why you were eating your meals in a soup kitchen until your wife took you in as her dependent. It's why you vote for government handouts every election.
There is no bigger con and pathological liar on this website than you.
"Bottom line: I win week in and week out!"
"The math didn't work for me" (poker fraud vtard after getting schooled in the main forum)
"I pay more in taxes than anyone here"
More lies. I've stepped up in bets here....offered anyone( including you) to come see for themselves but you pussy out each time. Every bet offered you come up with some bullshit excuse. It's because you are a con man and been one your entire life.
You have multiple ghosts and threatened mods after they outed your dating website profile. There is a reason you are alone and even your own siblings have nothing to do with you.
Talking to myself? The year in the rubber room was filled because I was there.
Youre an old, feeble con man that can't gather enough scratch to get back to United States.
http://www.salon.com/2014/07/04/10_...most_and_least_likely_to_kill_people_partner/
Friday, Jul 4, 2014 05:00 AM PST [h=1]10 states where guns are most (and least) likely to kill people[/h] [h=2]New analyses suggest that when guns are plentiful, they tend to get used[/h]In what states are guns most likely, and least likely, to kill people? Every day in America, nearly 90 people are killed by guns, a total of roughly 32,000 annually, according to federal gun violence statistics.But blue states are far safer than red states, according new analyses of the most recent data. That’s because states with the most gun controls, which are almost all blue, tend to have fewer gun owners and fewer guns used in suicides, crime and domestic disputes.
Nearly two-thirds of all gun deaths are suicides. There, states with the highest gun ownership rates and loosest laws have the highest percentages of deaths this way. Otherwise, poverty is a major factor, correlating with gun violence.
“The five states with the highest per capita gun death rates in 2011 were Louisiana, Mississippi, Alaska, Wyoming, and Montana,” the Violence Policy Center (VPC) said in its latest analysis of federal statistics. “Each of these states has extremely lax gun violence prevention laws as well as a higher rate of gun ownership. The state with the lowest gun death rate in the nation was Rhode Island, followed by Hawaii, Massachusetts, New York, and New Jersey. Each of these states has strong gun violence prevention laws and has a lower rate of gun ownership.”
“The overwhelming trend is that the strong gun law states have seen dramatic declines in violence,” John Roman, a senior fellow at the Urban Institute, told 247wallst.com, which also reported on states with the most gun violence. “Weak gun law states have not seen the same decline.”
What states have the most gun-related death?
1. Louisiana. According to the Violence Policy Center, 45.6 percent of homes have a gun. The state had almost 19 gun-related deaths per 100,000 residents in 2011, the most in the nation. It had the country’s highest murder rate, and its gun suicide rate also was higher than the national average. “Louisiana residents also struggle with high poverty rates and poor educational attainment,” 247wallstreet.com said, noting it was the third poorest state with almost 20 percent of residents below the official poverty line. “Like other states on this list, Louisiana’s gun laws do not require residents to have a pernit before purchasing a handgun.”
2. Mississippi.According to VPC, 54.3 percent of homes have a gun. Mississippi also has the nation’s highest poverty rate, 24.4 percent in 2012, and the second highest murder rate, according to 247wallstreet.com. “The state’s suicide rate was also quite high,” its analysis said, “and it trailed behind most states in other factors such as access to basic necessities, health care, and household income.”
3. Alaska. Unlike the deep South, poverty is not an obvious factor. Alaska has some of the “highest educational attainment rates and median household incomes,” 247wallst.com said. But easy access to guns means that guns are used more often. Alaska has the second highest rate of violent crimes of any state, second only to Tennessee. And it has the country’s third highest rate of gun suicides. As VPC noted, 60.6 percent of Alaskan homes have guns.
4. Wyoming. No state is immune to gun violence, but Wyoming’s fourth ranking comes in part because the population is so small—as the least populous state. Still, VPC notes that 62.8 percent of homes have guns. That proximity to guns resulted in the second-highest gun suicide rate; only nearby Montana has a higher gun suicide rate. Otherwise, violent crime is well below the national average, 247wallstreet.com found. “There were just 219.3 violent crimes per 100,000 residents in 2011,” it said, compared to 386 nationwide.
5. Montana. Crime statistics tell much the same story as its neighbor, Wyoming. Montana has one of the lowest murder rates in the country, but it has the country’s highest suicide rate. As a rural western state, it’s not surprising that 61.4 percent of homes have guns, VPC reported. “Montana’s high suicide rate may be due in part to extremely low population density,” 247wallst.com said. “According to the American Psychological Association, suicide rates tend to be higher in rural areas for a variety of factors, including ‘greater access to firearms, high rates of drug and alcohol use, and few health-care providers and emergency medical facilities.’”
And The Safest Gun Violence States?
The states that had the lowest levels of gun-related killings were in the Northeast and Midwest. According to VPC’s analysis, the 10 safest states were: Rhode Island, Hawaii, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin. But even those states had unacceptable levels of gun violence, VPC said, noting that the United States was far more violent than most Western industrialized nations.
“The nationwide gun death rate was 10.38 per 100,000. The total number of Americans killed by gunfire rose to 32,351 in 2011 from 31,672 in 2010,” it found. “America’s gun death rates—both nationwide and in the states—dwarf those of most other Western industrialized nations. The gun death rate in the United Kingdom in 2011 was 0.23 per 100,000 while in Australia it was 0.86 per 100,000.”
Put another way, Australia, founded by exiled British criminals, had 1/12[SUP]th[/SUP] the level of gun violence of the U.S. The U.K had 1/45[SUP]th[/SUP] the level of American gun violence.
Friday, Jul 4, 2014 05:00 AM PST [h=1]10 states where guns are most (and least) likely to kill people[/h] [h=2]New analyses suggest that when guns are plentiful, they tend to get used[/h]In what states are guns most likely, and least likely, to kill people? Every day in America, nearly 90 people are killed by guns, a total of roughly 32,000 annually, according to federal gun violence statistics.But blue states are far safer than red states, according new analyses of the most recent data. That’s because states with the most gun controls, which are almost all blue, tend to have fewer gun owners and fewer guns used in suicides, crime and domestic disputes.
Nearly two-thirds of all gun deaths are suicides. There, states with the highest gun ownership rates and loosest laws have the highest percentages of deaths this way. Otherwise, poverty is a major factor, correlating with gun violence.
“The five states with the highest per capita gun death rates in 2011 were Louisiana, Mississippi, Alaska, Wyoming, and Montana,” the Violence Policy Center (VPC) said in its latest analysis of federal statistics. “Each of these states has extremely lax gun violence prevention laws as well as a higher rate of gun ownership. The state with the lowest gun death rate in the nation was Rhode Island, followed by Hawaii, Massachusetts, New York, and New Jersey. Each of these states has strong gun violence prevention laws and has a lower rate of gun ownership.”
“The overwhelming trend is that the strong gun law states have seen dramatic declines in violence,” John Roman, a senior fellow at the Urban Institute, told 247wallst.com, which also reported on states with the most gun violence. “Weak gun law states have not seen the same decline.”
What states have the most gun-related death?
1. Louisiana. According to the Violence Policy Center, 45.6 percent of homes have a gun. The state had almost 19 gun-related deaths per 100,000 residents in 2011, the most in the nation. It had the country’s highest murder rate, and its gun suicide rate also was higher than the national average. “Louisiana residents also struggle with high poverty rates and poor educational attainment,” 247wallstreet.com said, noting it was the third poorest state with almost 20 percent of residents below the official poverty line. “Like other states on this list, Louisiana’s gun laws do not require residents to have a pernit before purchasing a handgun.”
2. Mississippi.According to VPC, 54.3 percent of homes have a gun. Mississippi also has the nation’s highest poverty rate, 24.4 percent in 2012, and the second highest murder rate, according to 247wallstreet.com. “The state’s suicide rate was also quite high,” its analysis said, “and it trailed behind most states in other factors such as access to basic necessities, health care, and household income.”
3. Alaska. Unlike the deep South, poverty is not an obvious factor. Alaska has some of the “highest educational attainment rates and median household incomes,” 247wallst.com said. But easy access to guns means that guns are used more often. Alaska has the second highest rate of violent crimes of any state, second only to Tennessee. And it has the country’s third highest rate of gun suicides. As VPC noted, 60.6 percent of Alaskan homes have guns.
4. Wyoming. No state is immune to gun violence, but Wyoming’s fourth ranking comes in part because the population is so small—as the least populous state. Still, VPC notes that 62.8 percent of homes have guns. That proximity to guns resulted in the second-highest gun suicide rate; only nearby Montana has a higher gun suicide rate. Otherwise, violent crime is well below the national average, 247wallstreet.com found. “There were just 219.3 violent crimes per 100,000 residents in 2011,” it said, compared to 386 nationwide.
5. Montana. Crime statistics tell much the same story as its neighbor, Wyoming. Montana has one of the lowest murder rates in the country, but it has the country’s highest suicide rate. As a rural western state, it’s not surprising that 61.4 percent of homes have guns, VPC reported. “Montana’s high suicide rate may be due in part to extremely low population density,” 247wallst.com said. “According to the American Psychological Association, suicide rates tend to be higher in rural areas for a variety of factors, including ‘greater access to firearms, high rates of drug and alcohol use, and few health-care providers and emergency medical facilities.’”
And The Safest Gun Violence States?
The states that had the lowest levels of gun-related killings were in the Northeast and Midwest. According to VPC’s analysis, the 10 safest states were: Rhode Island, Hawaii, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin. But even those states had unacceptable levels of gun violence, VPC said, noting that the United States was far more violent than most Western industrialized nations.
“The nationwide gun death rate was 10.38 per 100,000. The total number of Americans killed by gunfire rose to 32,351 in 2011 from 31,672 in 2010,” it found. “America’s gun death rates—both nationwide and in the states—dwarf those of most other Western industrialized nations. The gun death rate in the United Kingdom in 2011 was 0.23 per 100,000 while in Australia it was 0.86 per 100,000.”
Put another way, Australia, founded by exiled British criminals, had 1/12[SUP]th[/SUP] the level of gun violence of the U.S. The U.K had 1/45[SUP]th[/SUP] the level of American gun violence.
Just your typical day in Dem run Chicago
[h=1]4 dead, 6 wounded in Monday shootings across Chicago[/h]
[h=1]4 dead, 6 wounded in Monday shootings across Chicago[/h]
Good thing gun control works:
8 Dead, 41 Wounded in Mother's Day Weekend Shootings
Eight people were killed and 41 others wounded in shootings across Chicago during a period of just over 48 hours this weekend. As advocacy groups gathered to call for peace on Mother’s Day weekend, those pleas went unanswered as violence once again plagued communities across the city.
At least 24 of the weekend’s shootings happened in an eight hour period from Friday night to Saturday morning.
8 Dead, 41 Wounded in Mother's Day Weekend Shootings
Eight people were killed and 41 others wounded in shootings across Chicago during a period of just over 48 hours this weekend. As advocacy groups gathered to call for peace on Mother’s Day weekend, those pleas went unanswered as violence once again plagued communities across the city.
At least 24 of the weekend’s shootings happened in an eight hour period from Friday night to Saturday morning.
