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They found he was wearing Crocs, straight to fashion jail

Or they could turn a blind eye to it like every traffic fatality involving a car and a pedestrian or bicyclist.

Nothing beats the ignorant rhetoric of: "It was the pedestrian/cyclist's/apple customer's fault for not being safer around cars."

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Can I imagine making a decision within a few seconds about walking away from a room rapidly filling with smoke from a fire started by angry detainees? Yes

How did they collide, wth?

What sort of enchantment? Perhaps a truth spell to make them drop the dime on other crooked cops?

>“how to bring down the us government”

Little did he know the way to do this is become a member of congress and pass laws restricting education, gerrymander the shit out of every state, install heavily biased judges at every level of court, and then proceed to demolish every precedent every set.

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Army Aviation seems particularly dangerous compared to the other branches.

It sure seems like I hear about these things crashing all the time. This is the 21st century, and this is still the best we can come up with?

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Sooooo, is no one going to ask who was getting the product to the street and if, maybe, just possibly, it could have been the police she worked with? Where did the drugs end up?

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Three dozen angry, belligerent prisoners and seconds to get clear before you will be, at minimum, in hospital with lungs full of soot.

This isn't victims abandoned, so much as a stupid gamble tantamount to Russian roulette.

Because she told the probation board that applying the maximum sentence to Broadwater would be great political fodder for them (described in her memoir). Why mention the political gain? That’s manipulative in that she encouraged the maximum sentence and the “political” aspect could be anything from advancing careers or appeasing public sentiment (aka racial bias towards black men) which are secondary to the case. If she wanted Justice she could have just stuck to Justice - not leverage politics. It mirrors her lack of integrity in lying in the memoir about Broadwater having a criminal history and sending a hit man to kill her friend which she wrote at 36, and had plenty of time to fat check. The lies made the rapist seem more dramatic and threatening, presumably to sell to the publisher. Further changes to reality in the Netflix script (that she was presumably ok with) from a black perpetrator to white paints her as a shrewd businesswoman willing to leverage her trauma into changing narratives as long as it “sold.” That’s on the back of Broadwater that she was making millions on and a writing career. Lastly her apology never takes accountability for her involvement and her lies about him in the memoir.

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More details from wkdz https://www.wkdzradio.com/2023/03/29/multiple-people-killed-in-trigg-county-helicopter-crashes/news-edge/

Also, WTF is this (second picture from above news report)? Why does it look like a giant alien robot insect?

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