I have been divorced twice and they were two different women. Not even the same one, like both different. My first ex-wife was convicted of welfare fraud, thanks to me. SHe was also convicted of shop lifting in twice in Walmart. She was banned for life form Walmart. Who the hell gets banned from Walmart? :lamo
Maybe it was a good thing that I divorced her. I sure as hell think so. Wonder if that is going to come up if I ever do anything. I bet they just mention that I have been divorced twice and leave the rest out.
The small city of Jennings, Mo., had a police department so troubled, and with so much tension between white officers and black residents, that the city council finally decided to disband it. Everyone in the Jennings police department was fired. New officers were brought in to create a credible department from scratch.
(Racial tension was endemic in Jennings, said Rodney Epps, an African American city council member.
Police faced a series of lawsuits for using unnecessary force
“There was a disconnect between the community and the police department. There were just too many instances of police tactics which put the credibility of the police department in jeopardy. Complaints against officers.)
Wilson got a job in the police department in the nearby city of Ferguson.
People who know him describe him as someone who grew up in a home marked by multiple divorces and tangles with the law. His mother died when he was in high school. ( I read in a different article that she was a con-woman who killed herself) A friend said a career in law enforcement offered him structure in what had been a chaotic life.
Wilson has had some recent personal turmoil: Last year, he petitioned the court seeking a divorce from his wife, Ashley Nicole Wilson, and they formally split in November, records show
when Wilson was a freshman in high school, his mother pleaded guilty to forgery and stealing. She was sentenced to five years in prison, although records suggest the court agreed to let her serve her sentence on probation.
Darren Wilson
So why wasn't this story released like the story was suppose to be so incriminating and telling about MBs "character"? What does this tell you about officer Wilson?
Frankly, I'm just as appalled by the release of this kind of information about this officer as I am by the blatant attempts at manipulating the narrative by the release of personal information about MB. Can we all agree to ignore this kind of crap?
This is my point and this I will agree with. (provided it is what can be proven that happened and is not just speculation )
1.) This info was made known shortly after the Officer was identified.The small city of Jennings, Mo., had a police department so troubled, and with so much tension between white officers and black residents, that the city council finally decided to disband it. Everyone in the Jennings police department was fired. New officers were brought in to create a credible department from scratch.
(Racial tension was endemic in Jennings, said Rodney Epps, an African American city council member.
Police faced a series of lawsuits for using unnecessary force
“There was a disconnect between the community and the police department. There were just too many instances of police tactics which put the credibility of the police department in jeopardy. Complaints against officers.)
Wilson got a job in the police department in the nearby city of Ferguson.
People who know him describe him as someone who grew up in a home marked by multiple divorces and tangles with the law. His mother died when he was in high school. ( I read in a different article that she was a con-woman who killed herself) A friend said a career in law enforcement offered him structure in what had been a chaotic life.
Wilson has had some recent personal turmoil: Last year, he petitioned the court seeking a divorce from his wife, Ashley Nicole Wilson, and they formally split in November, records show
when Wilson was a freshman in high school, his mother pleaded guilty to forgery and stealing. She was sentenced to five years in prison, although records suggest the court agreed to let her serve her sentence on probation.
Darren Wilson
So why wasn't this story released like the story was suppose to be so incriminating and telling about MBs "character"? What does this tell you about officer Wilson?
Frankly, I'm just as appalled by the release of this kind of information about this officer as I am by the blatant attempts at manipulating the narrative by the release of personal information about MB. Can we all agree to ignore this kind of crap?
Dang, that's gotta be bad. I don't think I've ever heard of anybody getting banned from Walmart.
My husband got banned from Best Buy once because he told the manager to go find a grown up that he could talk to.
Been there, done that. I can sympathize with your husband.
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I laugh now, but was pretty pissed when it happened. I had a buggy full of stuff I was ready to buy.
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I laugh now, but was pretty pissed when it happened. I had a buggy full of stuff I was ready to buy.
Can they even do that?
It wasn't like your husband assaulted anyone, after all. The manager doesn't actually own the property either.
What was the guy going to do, have the employees throw him out? :lol:
And so begins the trashing of the policeman. I hate this sort of thing regarding any of the people in an incident. It has no bearing on the facts of the incident. But some stupid people will believe this trash because it feeds into what they want the outcome to be.
The surveillance video from the store is pretty damning.
One of my kids is banned for life from a particular Walgreen's on the opposite corner from the high school. Fighting.
Can they even do that?
It wasn't like your husband assaulted anyone, after all. The manager doesn't actually own the property either.
What was the guy going to do, have the employees throw him out? :lol:
But what if you hadn't been told in advance what was happening. Do you really think you'd read it the same way? Perhaps not. I read a completely different version of events before I saw it and I could see the influence it had on how I saw things.
Even if it unfolded exactly the way conservative media has sold it, it's utterly irrelevant. It is in fact, no more relevant than these stories about his cop.
The only thing that actually matters is what happened in that moment when he was shot.
I could care less whether or not you believe me.
he brought security. Apparently the manager had this wicked Napoleon complex. :lol: Yeah it was funny. He was arguing with the manager, and the manager told him that he needed to leave the store because of his attitude. Hubs laughed at him, and told him to come back with a grown up. A real manager. :lol: He came back with a couple of security guards, and my husband was like, "I have to go find my wife!" and he ran. :lol: Hilarious when I think about it. I'm flipping through video games, and he comes running towards me with this big grin on his face, security guards and this little wet-behind-the-ears manager running closely behind. "Leave the ****, honey! I'm getting banned!"
And then we were escorted out.
Before he was shot, the officer was told about the robbery. Originally, he didn't know about it. Then, when he was told about the robbery, things started to go south.
You can't unring the bell. He knew about the robbery, he told the guys to freeze. They didn't. :shrug:
Nice. :lamo
Honestly though, you probably could've gotten the little twat fired if you'd complained to corporate. :lol:
"Couldn't care less" is what you're going for. And now my feelings are hurt.
I was too pissed at the time. :lol: We snuck in a couple of months later and the guy was gone. He was probably transferred to Toys R Us or something more suited to his speed. And size.
Then he must have also known they were unarmed. They "allegedly" took cigars for gods sake.
But what if you hadn't been told in advance what was happening. Do you really think you'd read it the same way? Perhaps not. I read a completely different version of events before I saw it and I could see the influence it had on how I saw things.
Even if it unfolded exactly the way conservative media has sold it, it's utterly irrelevant. It is in fact, no more relevant than these stories about his cop.
The only thing that actually matters is what happened in that moment when he was shot.
You know me so much better than I know myself. Thank you for enlightening me as to my true intentions.So you post this then try and distance yourself from it because nobodys reaction was like, oh this changes everything!! Its sooo blatantly obvious what your motives were, and that was to sway public opinion about this cop. And you failed miserably. :spank:
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