Glover is a convicted drug dealer and opened fire on the cops. No matter what bureaucratic detail you dredge up, it won't change any of the facts that matter in terms of anything I said. She made poor life decisions, he shot at cops, and I don't care that she died.
@TheMadPirate @valleyforge
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Please stop being a fucking moron your making the human race look bad..
He was not dealing drugs, no evidence he was dealing drugs, period.
He shot on **plain clothed" people who did not announce themselves as cops who broke into his apartment. He also intentionally fired a warning and tried not to wound them.
Pretty sure any sane individual would shoot at people in plain clothes breaking into their home who give no indication they are cops.
If anything he showed more restraint than he had to by not trying to fire a lethal shot in the first place.
LOL the convicted drug dealer wasn't dealing drugs. You're the one telling me to do more research?
@TheMadPirate @valleyforge
you are so fucking ignorant on the details you got even that wrong.
Her boyfriend had **never** been convicted of dealing drugs and no one in the home that was invaded was **ever** convicted of being ad rug dealer nor was there any evidence of drug dealing..
Jesus christ try learning about something before you spew nonsense.
No that link agrees with me... notice the words "ex-boyfriend".. he neither lived in the home nor was her boyfriend. The boyfriend, and man she was living with, was Kenneth Walker
Jesus christ learn to read or shut up.
OK, I got it slightly backwards. She was associating with a drug convict and handling/holding thousands of dollars for him. TOTALLY different.
@TheMadPirate @valleyforge
Wrong again (you have a knack for that it seems).
you are refering to a leaked internal memo, not actual evidence, where the police claimed that breanna taylor was stashing money for her ex based on hearsay from the jail, no actual evidence.
This was not included in the warrant, due to lack of evidence of course, nor was any evidence found after the raid of stashed money or accounts. That too, like all the "evidence" the police claimed turned out to be fabricated. At least in this case it never got past an internal memo and was not the cause for the warrant.
TL;DR. Also don't care.
@TheMadPirate @valleyforge