If you/they felt away my post was for you. If you/they vote locally then my post isn't for you/them it's for those who don't vote at all. That's not an assumption I am clearly saying it so that we're all on same page
Checkmate....
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He was found guilty of violating her civil rights & could face life in prison next year in March when he is sentenced
Being that Trump has won and he holds both the House and Senate. If he passes the law like he said he was this cop will walk out of prison with his record cleaned.
Disregard the @'s forgot y'all niggas didn't vote so your opinions don't matter.
Be mad at her administration that has 3 wars going right now in Palestine, Sudan & Ukraine. Be mad at Kamala for not having any policies . Be mad at racist Americans for not electing a black/ Indian woman . Be mad a Arabs for not voting for her because she couldn't say she would end the Palestine genocide. Be mad of yourself while looking in a mirror that majority put a racist back in as president. Be mad at Obama for disrespecting black men while catering to white racist & get a grip of your damn emotions because it's looking real feminine. That black experiment with Obama is long gone & may never get repeated .civil asset forfeiture & qualified immunity are hurting poor black Americans. Kicking down black people's door , taking their sh!t & destroying their property are hurting blacks & both sides do it.Be mad that Kamala refused to meet with RFK to get his endorsement.
Did you vote?
Ex-LMPD detective Brett Hankison sentenced to 33 months in prison
Hankison was on the scene of the botched raid on Breonna Taylor's apartment in March 2020, which ended in Taylor's death.www.yahoo.com
A federal judge sentenced former Louisville Police detective Brett Hankison to 33 months in prison for the shots he fired during the fatal 2020 raid on Breonna Taylor's apartment.
The July 21 sentence was in defiance of a last-minute request from federal prosecutors that Hankison receive only a one-day sentence.
Western Kentucky District Judge Rebecca Grady Jennings said she was troubled by the prosecutors' sentencing memorandum, as well as their arguments toward leniency.
