Fans' actions these days are over the top. Fans fighting fans, drunk fans, fans verbally abusing players and the list goes on.
OT: Someone should kick his little a$$!
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Fans' actions these days are over the top. Fans fighting fans, drunk fans, fans verbally abusing players and the list goes on.
It is the culture that we now live in - unfortunately, and by the way, I don't see it getting better.
He won’t see him later, and maybe that’s the unfortunate part. No repercussions so fans continue to think they can do what they want
What am I missing here? This "young man" (16 yrs old) is alleged to have put his hands on Paul's wife and mother. So if this is true, why is he simply "escorted" out of his seat/arena versus being charged? What is it that I am missing?
Many of these incidents are criminal acts and should be treated as such.
I was thinking about that situation with Will Smith and Chris Rock. Why is it required that Rock have to press charges versus the LAW taking in the evidence and determining if or if not a law was broken and if so, why can't the LAW go after Will Smith?
Victim doesn't have to press charges.
Prosecutors have many reasons why they might not charge someone with a crime.
Prosecutors have many reasons why they might not charge someone with a crime.
So... It sounds like this kid kept tapping Chris Paul's mom on the shoulder and wishing her a "Happy Mother's Day." She asked him to stop but he persisted. An article I read said that the kid was drunk. He looks way too young to be boozing it up. So is it like committing mass murder? No. Is it unacceptable? Absolutely. Do athletes have a right to be frustrated by this? Absolutely. My question is... wasn't the kid sitting with his own mom? That's who I assume he was with as he was being escorted out. Why in the world would she not have put a stop to that behavior?
HATE CRIME
At least 10 dead in mass shooting at Buffalo, New York, supermarket in alleged hate crime
An 18-year-old suspect is in custody, police said.
Very Very Sad and although some will not admit it - this is a reflection of who we really are as a country.
A massacre at a Buffalo supermarket was the deadliest in the U.S. this year. |
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The victims |
Of the 13 people who were shot, 11 were Black and two were white. Four worked at the Tops grocery. Few have been publicly identified. |
The security guard who was killed was a former police officer — “a hero in our eyes,” said Joseph A. Gramaglia, the Buffalo police commissioner. |
Ruth Whitfield, 86, was a mother of four and “a mother to the motherless,” her son told The News. Her husband had moved into a nursing home years ago and she still visited every day. She had just visited him when she stopped at Tops to get something to eat, WGRZ reported. |
The suspect |
The attack appeared to be inspired by earlier mass shootings motivated by racial hatred, including a 2019 mosque shooting in New Zealand and a massacre at a Texas Walmart that same year, according to the manifesto. |
In chilling detail, the document outlined a plan to kill as many Black people as possible, including the type of gun to use, a timeline, a specific parking spot and where to eat ahead of time. |
Gendron wrote that he chose the area of the supermarket because it was home to the largest percentage of Black residents near his home in New York’s largely white Southern Tier. The police had surrounded his home outside Binghamton, N.Y., overnight. |
“It was a straight up racially motivated hate crime,” said John Garcia, the local sheriff. |
Federal law enforcement officials said they were investigating the shooting as a hate crime. The next court proceeding was set for Thursday. |
HATE CRIME
At least 10 dead in mass shooting at Buffalo, New York, supermarket in alleged hate crime
An 18-year-old suspect is in custody, police said.
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