Read comprehension is a fragile thing.
Yes that's what I said... he was released from custody.
Gun owners biggest fear realized, the kid wearing the hoodie at the door
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Read comprehension is a fragile thing.
Yes that's what I said... he was released from custody.
NiftyNiblick
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Taken into custody, questioned, and then released. If a Black teenager had gunned down an 80 year old white man for knocking on his front door, do you think he would be released?
Or, this is like all the other times, that police decided to ignore a murder.
The issue here is integrity.
So to recap, the homeowner was not arrested and is free.
He's not "out on bail," Not OR - he simply was never arrested.
Where does anything speak of a "hoodie?"
If a black teen had "gunned down" a white person of any age, it's doubtful police would have even investigated.
Who exactly was murdered?
I'm thinking you're just looking for an excuse to loot and burn the local Target store...
He was detained for an interview. He was booked.
He was not charged so they had to release him.
ExpressLane
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Democrats biggest fear is that a 5'0" tall 105lb. unarmed woman might trespass into the Capitol.
ExpressLane
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They do have nice Nike
T. A. Gardner
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I think this one needs a lot more factual details before we can draw any conclusions about what happened...
Such as:
He went to the wrong house. Where is the 'right' house he was going to in relation to this one? Had he been to the house he was supposed to be going to before?
Did he "ring the doorbell" or did he do something else?
What made the homeowner think he needed to bring a firearm to answer the door?
There are lots of questions here.
Such as:
He went to the wrong house. Where is the 'right' house he was going to in relation to this one? Had he been to the house he was supposed to be going to before?
Did he "ring the doorbell" or did he do something else?
What made the homeowner think he needed to bring a firearm to answer the door?
There are lots of questions here.
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You mean "brought in for questioning" per state law.
He was not charged with any crime, and was released.
When one is arrested, isn't a charge mandatory? I don't think "I don't like your skin color, so you're under arrest" works.
In fact, you know full well he was never arrested, merely questioned.
I'm sure Walt and those like Walt are out looting and burning as we speak, so the DA may be pressured by the terrorists to bring charges, but at this time, there are none.
ExpressLane
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Sounds like an old man that feared becoming a victim. I'm glad the kid survived. The old man needs to be charged with assault with a deadly weapon and have his guns removed from him. He need to have a mental competency test also.
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He was detained and booked. He was questioned. Then he was released.
No it is not mandatory. They can hold someone up to 48 hours.
He was detained and booked. He was questioned. Then he was released.
Welp he has been charged.
C H A R G E D just now.
Here comes the screeching of the RWNJs. 
Music to my ears.
Music to my ears.
Race was a factor.
Whats fucked up is
They are having protest over this shooting
But no protest over the black on black birthday party slaughter
They are reporting on TV that he shot through the window.