City Commissioner Arrested In Baby Shooting Investigation
A Brunswick, Georgia, city commissioner is accused of influencing a witness and obstructing law enforcement in the investigation into the shooting death of a 13-month-old boy, the Glynn County Sheriff's Office said Friday.
James Henry Brooks, 59, is being held in jail pending a court appearance, according to the sheriff's office.
Police earlier arrested the mother, aunt and sister of one of the two suspects in Antonio Santiago's death on various charges accusing them of hindering the investigation.
Authorities say De'Marquise Elkins, 17, and Dominique Lang, 15, shot Antonio in the head after trying to rob the infant's mother as she walked him in a stroller on March 21. More
If this was truly a gang initiation, and I suspect it was, let's hand down the death penalty to both, take them out to the prison yard immediately and shoot them dead in front of the entire prison population and news cameras so we can stop this type of gang activity. When a minor sees it, he will no longer believe that committing acts such as these will get them out of incarceration when they turn 18.
If this was truly a gang initiation, and I suspect it was, let's hand down the death penalty to both, take them out to the prison yard immediately and shoot them dead in front of the entire prison population and news cameras so we can stop this type of gang activity. When a minor sees it, he will no longer believe that committing acts such as these will get them out of incarceration when they turn 18.
ReplyDeleteNo need. They're gonna get theirs once they hit the yard!
DeleteTime this "Official" and the parents who all collaborated in the cover up get what they need!
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