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Honeycombe8

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52. Thanks fr your high level contribution to the thread.

Tue Sep 25, 2018, 09:07 AM

Sep 2018

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It's always so helpful for people to posit their theories and engage in spirited discussion. It raises the level of discourse. Instead of just popping in occasionally to issue a 5-words-or-less generalized statement or exclamation. Because that would serve no useful purpose, except to increase a meager post count (but I suppose that's a valid reason, as well).

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Dallas police officer Amber Guyger fired over Botham Jean shooting [View all] Gothmog Sep 2018 OP

Interesting atreides1 Sep 2018 #1

Good first step. cp Sep 2018 #2

Yes. Delphinus Sep 2018 #39

She's been charged with manslaughter, I'm pretty sure. Jedi Guy Sep 2018 #43

She's been charged with manslaughter. n/t tammywammy Sep 2018 #51

Still waiting.... Boomer Sep 2018 #3

Unless they can prove some kind of premeditation TexasBushwhacker Sep 2018 #7

If we shot someone in the torso in their own home JonLP24 Sep 2018 #23

The more I hear... Boomer Sep 2018 #48

From my twitter feed Gothmog Sep 2018 #4

She's the one who looks like she's on drugs. Lonestarblue Sep 2018 #19

That is not a good picture Gothmog Sep 2018 #37

Why is she still walking around? lark Sep 2018 #5

White privilege. N/T angrychair Sep 2018 #6

So wrong on so many fronts, it's just sickening. lark Sep 2018 #9

I'm a white male angrychair Sep 2018 #11

I'm not in any way denying white privilege is a thing and a heinous thing at that. lark Sep 2018 #14

No, sorry wasn't implying that angrychair Sep 2018 #15

She bonded out of jail. n/t PoliticAverse Sep 2018 #10

Things still don't add up angrychair Sep 2018 #17

manslaughter is also used qazplm135 Sep 2018 #21

"Blood isn't drawn from her until late the next day" is false. Jedi Guy Sep 2018 #44

I was a little off angrychair Sep 2018 #45

Per the CBS article linked below, they took blood from her at the scene. Jedi Guy Sep 2018 #46

Not saying it's wrong angrychair Sep 2018 #47

Who knows? Jedi Guy Sep 2018 #49

I agree with that angrychair Sep 2018 #54

Pig Privilege nt LandOfHopeAndDreams Sep 2018 #16

She has manslaughter charges being recommended Gothmog Sep 2018 #38

Good, they should be. lark Sep 2018 #53

aww, poor lyin-ted will have a sad... n/t getagrip_already Sep 2018 #8

I still want to know what time she was released from work that day. LudwigPastorius Sep 2018 #12

Not her work schedule angrychair Sep 2018 #20

What I read is... cannabis_flower Sep 2018 #30

All of the doors are electronic locks angrychair Sep 2018 #32

Police officers do not drink in public while in uniform. Sneederbunk Sep 2018 #29

HAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHA obamanut2012 Sep 2018 #33

A "very short" internal affairs investigation cyndensco Sep 2018 #13

This is remarkably fast for a LEO firing obamanut2012 Sep 2018 #34

Beto 1, Cruz 0 BillyBobBrilliant Sep 2018 #18

Cruz was bent out of shape because he *gasp* asked her to be fired JonLP24 Sep 2018 #24

Awesome laserhaas Sep 2018 #56

Oh boy, she murders an innocent man and is fired. Joe Nation Sep 2018 #22

Your post literally makes no sense obamanut2012 Sep 2018 #35

Sorry, but you haven't been paying attention Joe Nation Sep 2018 #40

Actually, a number of us have been paying attention. yardwork Sep 2018 #41

But what about two weeks from now after the next 3 shootings? Joe Nation Sep 2018 #55

I still think there's more to the story than that. Honeycombe8 Sep 2018 #25

oh good lord nt EleanorR Sep 2018 #50

Thanks fr your high level contribution to the thread. Honeycombe8 Sep 2018 #52

The article says she "engaged in adverse conduct" Dr Rise Sep 2018 #26

Getting arrested was the adverse conduct. LisaL Sep 2018 #27

About fuckin' time... Blue_Tires Sep 2018 #28

Yup, it sounds like the Union isn't going to bat for her publicly obamanut2012 Sep 2018 #36

This is starting to remind me of a case in Durham years ago. yardwork Sep 2018 #42

Only two things make the "tried to open wrong door" plausible. Blue_Tires Sep 2018 #57

I'm looking at this as a "due process" or "wheels of justice" kind of thing. Pope George Ringo II Sep 2018 #31