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Joshua Brown murder: Arrest made in death of witness in Amber Guyger trial
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TBF the police is used to getting away with shit and isn't particularly subtle anymore.
Can his criminal trial testimony still be used in the Civil case? I'm too old to remember CrimPro.
As much as I want to think that this is a police "let's sprinkle some crack on him" type cover up, his insta does show him with tons of weed, and having their paid stooge dumped unceremoniously at a hospital if this was a hit doesn't really track
A lot of drugs flow through the border states and then get circulated around the country.
Also, 12 lbs of even average weed would have a street value of $15k, if it was high-grade stuff that could easily be anywhere from $28-35k.
That's a lot of money.
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Guys 12 pounds of pot isn't "just weed" that's a major deal for distribution. Do you guys actually believe the story is that guys were driving 5 hours just to buy a little bit of recreational drugs?
I'm not saying I buy the story, but driving 300 miles for a major drug deal is not strange in the slightest.
Edit- and them going to a deal for 12 pounds of weed or any drug for that matter, unarmed would be unheard of. There is an absurd amount of money on the line there.
I'm not saying I buy the story, but driving 300 miles for a major drug deal is not strange in the slightest.
Edit- and them going to a deal for 12 pounds of weed or any drug for that matter, unarmed would be unheard of. There is an absurd amount of money on the line there.
do people in this thread understand that there is a difference between buying a huge quantity and an ounce of stuff?
They also forget its not legal in those states so shady shit like this still goes down a lot.
Have you ever heard the term, "An Orgy Of Evidence"?
Cause that is exactly what the fuck this all sounds like.
That's why I'm not saying definitively the story is true, but 12 pounds is a ton. The idea a drug deal like that just happens in the backyard without weapons involved is ridiculous. People saying "just weed" have missed the point entirely.
Brah, you literally down the street from some of the biggest ports in the country but you going to go 300 miles out of town?
What do ports have to do with anything? The majority of illegal drugs flow through Texas because of its proximity to Mexico.
This so much, the defence would have loved it being known dude was moving weight
Cocaine sure, but very unlikely that weed would be going via that route.
This shit happens, BOC wrote a song based on a true story called "Then Came The Last Day's of May" where 3 college/university kids from New York went out west to score drugs and they were ambushed and killed.
It happened back then and it still happens now.
Weed aint comin from mexico, it's probably grown right here in the US, where it's legal to grow in tons of places. Ever since shit started getting legalized nobody buys shitty mexico brick pack, since some of the best weed in the world is grown in the US and is cheap as it's ever been.
This is true for small distributors, however, for larger distributors, a lot of their supply is still coming from Mexico since it is too much of a risk to drive across multiple state borders with the larger more potent quantities. Texas has been and will always be a hub for drug trafficking from Mexico.
You are testifying against cops as a black man.
You know how cops treat black men.
You keep a fuck ton of drugs in your appartment
There is no fucking way.
If he was a dealer he'd have, while under intense scrutiny of the police:
Kept drugs somewhere else
Sold drugs anywhere but right outside his own goddamned apartment
You know how cops treat black men.
You keep a fuck ton of drugs in your appartment
There is no fucking way.
If he was a dealer he'd have, while under intense scrutiny of the police:
Kept drugs somewhere else
Sold drugs anywhere but right outside his own goddamned apartment
Crazy, I haven't even seen mexican schwag in at least a decade.
Were those pesky Time Cops involved the prior year at the strip club?
Potential of nearly 400 cases / people that he could have falsely been sent to prison.
... That's just one officer. People have good reason to be suspicious of possible setups.
Some of those people had previous records, but he completely faked what put them in prison. Having a record doesn't mean you did something.... Why are you implying that?
He had to be subpoenaed by the prosecution
That aspect and that it sounds like the cops initially passed over this guy in the initial sweep are reasons to not dismiss this out of hand.
Anyone with a brain and the capability for rational thought is biased against police lol