Roger Froikin @rlefraim wrote, "The Grand Jury in Louisville Kentucky, with the KY Attorney General acting as "special prosecutor" after seeing all the evidence decided that
(1) None of the bullets causing the death of the young woman came from any of the police weapons.
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(1) None of the bullets causing the death of the young woman came from any of the police weapons.
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None of them.
(2) Two of the cops cleared of any wrongdoing. One cop indicted for "wanton endangerment" for pushing in to a premises without sufficient warning, though there was a warrant.
The girl was killed by bullets fired by her associates at the police.
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(2) Two of the cops cleared of any wrongdoing. One cop indicted for "wanton endangerment" for pushing in to a premises without sufficient warning, though there was a warrant.
The girl was killed by bullets fired by her associates at the police.
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NOW, WHAT OF THE PROTESTERS? DID THEY STOP PROTESTING AGAINST THE POLICE. WAS A RIOT AVOIDED?
OF COURSE NOT. THEY ATTACKED THE POLICE, THREW GASOLINE BOMBS, AND TRIED TO INJURE COPS.
THEY DIDN'T CARE WHO KILLED THE GIRL.
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OF COURSE NOT. THEY ATTACKED THE POLICE, THREW GASOLINE BOMBS, AND TRIED TO INJURE COPS.
THEY DIDN'T CARE WHO KILLED THE GIRL.
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This is what is happening on American streets. I was told that the protests were bolstered by cars with license tags from Illinois and Missouri, or in other words from the St Louis area and up to Chicago. People brought in to create violence."
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