Michael Brown question prompts assault

[SwampMama]

ETA - Here an even LONGER version of it, about 2 minutes long, with better sound, I think. In the video below, start paying attention the attackers at about 1 minute into the video. Right about 1:10 I clearly hear them talking about something that sounds like "that's f***ed up, ain't it" and " how u feel about this" and"what you think about that" and "you don't think that's messed up" .

So they were obviously "loudly" having their little conversation, acting up, attracting attention of people, enjoying having a captive audience and even the guy videoing knew something was going down which is why he got closer.

[video=youtube;L32MwMAjV2M]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L32MwMAjV2M[/video]

 

[Sonya610]

rsbm

These generalizations are simply not supported by the facts. Violent crime rates have been in a steady decline for over 20 years. Anecdotes about specific awful incidents don't reflect any trends -- if anything, they tell us about how news reporting has changed.

I strongly disagree. There are several hundred if not THOUSANDS of videos JUST LIKE THIS posted online!

If the reverse happened even ONCE and the video was posted online it would be WORLDWIDE news. Heck even without the video it would be a huge big deal and no one would be downplaying it.

 

[Jewels53]

I am not sure where to put this?

TOPEKA — A Kansas man already serving a federal prison sentence for running an illegal autopsy scheme also has been sentenced to serve an additional year in jail on state criminal charges.

The Kansas attorney general’s office announced Wednesday that Shawn Parcells, 43, was ordered by a state-court judge to serve his 12-month sentence in Wabaunsee County, west of Topeka, after he finishes a sentence of nearly six years in federal prison on a wire fraud charge.
Parcells is housed in the federal prison in Leavenworth, after pleading guilty in May to the wire fraud charge. Parcells also has been banned from doing business in Kansas.

Man gets extra year in jail over illegal autopsies

TOPEKA — A Kansas man already serving a federal prison sentence for running an illegal autopsy scheme also has been sentenced to serve an additional year in jail on state criminal charges. The Kansas attorney general’s office announced Wednesday that Shawn Parcells, 43, was ordered by a...

www2.ljworld.com

 

[Laughing]

@Jewels53 , the Grand Jury threads seem to be closed -- maybe start a new thread, Crimes in the News?

Man Sentenced After Performing Autopsies Using False Credentials

A man was sentenced today to 69 months in prison for engaging in a wire fraud scheme.

www.justice.gov