RUTHERETOO
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Only if it was my father
Is Charles Co. Racist?
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RUTHERETOO
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Not all black people are the same.
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harleygirl
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slotted said:Marion Barry, is that you?
I heard an update on this fellow on the news this morning. He had a boatload of drugs, scales, and other items that would make one think he was selling them. He also had a phony ID.
I don't respect criminals or their enablers. So sorry. And for you to suggest that I should shows you for the lowlife ghetto scum you obviously are, regardless of what color your skin happens to be.RUTHERETOO said:
And heaven forbid if you want treated aluminum. 
harleygirl said:
You must have missed "Citizen's" post. He mentioned that and the fact that he was already in violation of his probation. If anyone read the article in the Washington Post yesterday, Mr. Lyles wrote the judge saying how he had the willingness to change his life. He wanted to continue drug treatment and be a productive citizen of the community.
He had total defiance and disregard for the break he’d been given by being given the PRIVILAGE to be placed out in the community under supervision, because he failed to report to his probation officer and follow their lawful instructions. He made that decision, nobody else. He failed at that, nobody failed him. His life choices eventually cost him his life and the police did their job as they were trained to do.
I would like to personally thank the Charles County Sheriff’s Office for taking one more drug user/dealer off the streets. You did a fine job and I commend the efforts and professionalism shown here by "Citizen" and I am grateful that none of the officers were hurt or killed in this incident.
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harleygirl
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Pandora said:You must have missed "Citizen's" post. He mentioned that and the fact that he was already in violation of his probation. If anyone read the article in the Washington Post yesterday, Mr. Lyles wrote the judge saying how he had the willingness to change his life. He wanted to continue drug treatment and be a productive citizen of the community.
He had total defiance and disregard for the break he’d been given by being given the PRIVILAGE to be placed out in the community under supervision, because he failed to report to his probation officer and follow their lawful instructions. He made that decision, nobody else. He failed at that, nobody failed him. His life choices eventually cost him his life and the police did their job as they were trained to do.
I would like to personally thank the Charles County Sheriff’s Office for taking one more drug user/dealer off the streets. You did a fine job and I commend the efforts and professionalism shown here by "Citizen" and I am externally grateful that none of the officers were hurt or killed in this incident.
Well said, Pandora. Like my mom always told me, bad things happen to you when you do bad things......
Ruthie,
No, not all black people are the same. The officer that approached Mr. Lyles that night was BLACK and chose to be on the side of public safety and not gang banging on the streets. He decided to dedicate his life to the citizens of the community, unlike Mr. Lyles who was given an opportunity not to be a menace to society and chose to do so anyway.
No, not all black people are the same. The officer that approached Mr. Lyles that night was BLACK and chose to be on the side of public safety and not gang banging on the streets. He decided to dedicate his life to the citizens of the community, unlike Mr. Lyles who was given an opportunity not to be a menace to society and chose to do so anyway.
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OldHillcrestGuy
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Pandora said:You must have missed "Citizen's" post. He mentioned that and the fact that he was already in violation of his probation. If anyone read the article in the Washington Post yesterday, Mr. Lyles wrote the judge saying how he had the willingness to change his life. He wanted to continue drug treatment and be a productive citizen of the community.
He had total defiance and disregard for the break he’d been given by being given the PRIVILAGE to be placed out in the community under supervision, because he failed to report to his probation officer and follow their lawful instructions. He made that decision, nobody else. He failed at that, nobody failed him. His life choices eventually cost him his life and the police did their job as they were trained to do.
I would like to personally thank the Charles County Sheriff’s Office for taking one more drug user/dealer off the streets. You did a fine job and I commend the efforts and professionalism shown here by "Citizen" and I am grateful that none of the officers were hurt or killed in this incident.
OldHillcrestGuy
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Opps Pandora
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