saturday, september 23, 2023 at 03:07:41p.m. edt
baby girl is killed in bmw crash without a car seat or even seat belt
"exclusive: baby girl thrown from powerful bmw and killed during crash after 'dad', 30, failed to put her in car seat or even restrain her with seat belt pictured"
a nine-month-old girl was thrown from a powerful bmw vehicle and had her life taken right away after her dad crashed their car into a utility pole in goodyear, arizona.
I am not sympathetic to the "daddy."
Driving a bmw.
A/K/A "black man's wheels.
This, according to Greg Black, my former bmw mechanic, who used to work on bmws owned by blacks.
And it looks like the baby mama might be a mexican.
And speeding?
You mean low impulse control?
Funny how that happens to minorities all the time --disproportionately--as they might say on cbs,about almost anything else.
ReplyDelete--GRA
It used to be that a negro man would drive an auto unless it was a Cadillac, a Buick or an Oldsmobile. And it is true, I do see a lot of negro driving a Mercedes or a BMW.
ReplyDeleteBRAIN DEAD bLACKS MURDER 86 YEAR OLD bLACK TO STEAL HIS TRUCK,THEN COME BACK,WHILE COPS ARE THERE,TO STEAL MORE STUFF--AND GET CAUGHT
ReplyDeleteCHICAGO (WLS) -- A deadly shooting happened right outside of the 86-year-old victim's South Side home on Saturday morning.
Loved ones said Charles Hobson, Sr. was simply headed to get something out of his truck when he was shot and his truck was stolen. Moments later, while police were still on scene, they said, the culprits came back.
"It's just heartbreaking that he's no longer here for stupidity," said Kimberly Buford, Charles' longtime neighbor.
It took a single noise to pierce through the fabric of the tight-knit block.
"I heard one shot," said Tamika Wright, another longtime neighbor. "We love each other. We look out for each other, and this could happen to any one of us right outside of our door, and we have no idea what's coming for us."
Neither did Charles, who was described as the patriarch of South Throop Street near West 81st Street in Auburn Gresham. That is, until, police said, he was shot in his thigh just before 10 a.m., right outside his home of 60 years.
"He went to get something out the car, and never made it back in the house," Kimberly said. "It was nothing none of us could've done."
After shooting him, neighbors said, the culprits stole his truck. As the 86-year-old was being taken away on a stretcher, headed to Christ Hospital, where he later died, witnesses said Charles' stolen truck was then spotted in the back alley of his home while police were still on the scene.
"Trying to get back into his house, because, I guess, they wanted to know what else they could gain from this robbery," Tamika said.
Then, neighbors said, they saw police take three young people into custody.
"They took off running, and they caught one at the block. They caught another," said Destiny Buford.
ABC7 was on the scene as officers canvassed the area for any evidence to piece together in this tragedy that took away a community's leader and left them scared on the very block they've lived on for years.
GRA:These neighborhoods are ticking time bombs,no matter how much the blacks sugarcoat it about "loving each other."No,not sugarcoat--LIE.
--GRA