Reply With Quote
And why were you afraid to use your own twitter handle?
You live in constant fear, dude. That's cause for pity.
lol more delfection
Thanks again. If those questions aren't answered, everyone has every right to be skeptical of the police narrative.
And why were you afraid to use your own twitter handle?
You live in constant fear, dude. That's cause for pity.
You are asking me to do the impossible if you can't provide a name.
Twitter is not my style, I don't have my own handle, don't have a facebook/myspace either. I will have fun with your handle though.
lol more deflection.
Ask him yourself from your own twitter handles.
Typically grand jury proceedings are confidential, and those who testify before the jury are under an obligation to keep silent about the substance of their testimony until the grand jury acts.
You don't know the name of the officer who killed the scary black man?
WTF?
Twitter is your style because you are using it. Fear is your style because you live it.
So the public has no right to know how a public servant killed a citizen?
I find that difficult to believe.
I'm not talking about grand jury testimony. I'm talking about a police incident report.
lol more deflection.
Ask him yourself from your own twitter handles.
Sure you were. At least partly.
I don't have any twitter handles. What is the cop's twitter handle?
Nope. In no part.
That should be in the incident report.
Pretty simple.
Right. There should be. But you also asked:
And you have the answer.
lol deflection
Should also be in the report.
I don't have my answer.
He shot him in the head with a gun.
You do now.
Find out his handle and I'll ask him, although I doubt he's answering many questions from the public at this time.
What's the point in restricting a grand jury witness's ability to speak publicly about his/her testimony before the grand jury if you could just look at the incident report and get that testimony?
If that is the only information to go on, the cop should go to jail.
That isn't grand jury testimony. That is a police incident report.
Justin Bieber responded to ChumpDumper, got any questions you want me to ask him while I have his attention? I've filled him in on the Mike Brown case, he wants justice.
Right, and the gag order is cir vented if you release the incident report.
Why is there a gag order specifically on the incident report?
You'll do anything to avoid simple questions.
Because the statements made in the incident report are made by a grand jury witness.
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Posting Permissions
