That probably kept them from murdering many others.I have no objection to these thugs being kept in the slammer--I doubt if they're "innocent gentlemen".
MORE "INNOCENT" bLACK ACTIVITY IN GRAND RAPIDS,bLACK GETS SHOT AT UNKNOWN LOCATION,BY UNKNOWN bLACK;POLICE RELEASE SEINFELD STATEMENT--AS CLOSE TO A "NOTHING" DESCRIPTION OF THE CRIME AS YOU CAN GET.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — A man is seriously hurt after being shot multiple times Sunday morning.
Around 2:10 a.m., officers with the Grand Rapids Police Department were sent to a local hospital after learning that a man had arrived with gunshot wounds.
He told police that he was at a party and was shot. GRPD said he would not tell police where the shooting happened.
No information on the suspect was released.
GRPD said the man is not cooperating with officers.
GRA:"Seinfeld" was a show about nothing.So is this statement.It may be the new trend in how police comment on black crime--say as little as possible.
That probably kept them from murdering many others.I have no objection to these thugs being kept in the slammer--I doubt if they're "innocent gentlemen".
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Under a new law, the state is required to pay them each $140 for every day they spent behind bars, or about $900,000.
DeleteGRA:Gangbangers getting rich.
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ReplyDeleteIN GRAND RAPIDS,bLACK GETS SHOT AT UNKNOWN LOCATION,BY UNKNOWN bLACK;POLICE RELEASE SEINFELD STATEMENT--AS CLOSE TO A "NOTHING" DESCRIPTION OF THE CRIME AS YOU CAN GET.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — A man is seriously hurt after being shot multiple times Sunday morning.
Around 2:10 a.m., officers with the Grand Rapids Police Department were sent to a local hospital after learning that a man had arrived with gunshot wounds.
He told police that he was at a party and was shot. GRPD said he would not tell police where the shooting happened.
No information on the suspect was released.
GRPD said the man is not cooperating with officers.
GRA:"Seinfeld" was a show about nothing.So is this statement.It may be the new trend in how police comment on black crime--say as little as possible.
--GRA