By N.S.
sunday, may 26, 2024 at 09:50:55 p.m. edt
"Johnny Wactor -- an actor best known for appearing in nearly 200 episodes of general hospital -- has died, tmz has learned. Wactor was shot and killed in downtown los angeles early saturday morning"
https://www.tmz.com/2024/05/26/general-hospital-actor-johnny-wactor-dead-shot-killed-robbery-attempt-car-catalytic-converter/
"general hospital actor Johnny Wactor shot, killed during robbery attempt"
107 year old John Beradino couldn't save him at General Hospital?I guess their reputation is going in the dumper like everything else in "America".
ReplyDeleteBeradino's name on GH--Dr.Steve Harvey,which nowadays,people would think is a new nig program hosted by the "family feud" negro,that involves playing doctor.
--GRA
I take that back,he was Steve HARDY on GH,though the site I first encountered, identified him as Harvey.Then I checked again.Hardy it is.
ReplyDelete--GRA
(yahoo)Wactor, who had been working as a bartender in downtown L.A. on Saturday evening, was walking a co-worker to her car after their shift, Wactor's brother, Grant Wactor, told The Times on Sunday. On the way, he noticed a group of men crowded around his car, and he confronted them because he thought he was being towed.
ReplyDeleteThat was when he was shot.
The thieves were after Wactor's catalytic converter, police said. The exhaust emission control device is typically found in the undercarriage of a vehicle and contains precious metals including rhodium, palladium and platinum. Thieves can make hundreds of dollars selling them to auto parts suppliers or scrapyards, where they can be melted down and the valuable metals extracted.
"My mother is tough as nails, but she's broken down to the bone," said Grant Wactor, Johnny's younger brother. "
GRA:3:20 in the morning is not a safe time to be walking around most mid to large cities.You're rolling the dice every time.A high likelihood of meeting a minority without a conscience.
--GRA
Anyone have an idea that stealing a catalytic converter is a crime engaged in by one particular group? Or is such behavior open ended, anyone can do it?
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