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They probably threatened to spit into the admin's lattes while going through their barista internship.
That's a good question
Its a shame he's not good at chasing a ball around a field or on a basketball court.
It might have helped him run 2 blocks without falling over.
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Any comment on the conduct of NBC News in this matter? All good because they are on your team?
i just watched a routine traffic stop that contained an amicable and reasonable exchange between the LEO and the person who got pulled over.
I'm curious as to how you can view straight-up, unedited video of what actually happened (aka "reality") and interpret that as baiting. God help us all if we are incapable/unwilling of dealing with reality. There was zero (0) commentary or opinion included in that video. And it's arguably an attempt at intimidating or doxing jury members during an ongoing trial. Not good.
Are you serious? In most states jury tampering is a felony. Minimums start at a year in prison.
So the dilemma here is that a felony was committed and something should be done about it?
