Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and Police Commissioner Kevin Davis comment on the conclusion of Officer Porter's trial.
Posted by Baltimore Police Department on Wednesday, December 16, 2015
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I was listening to WBAL today. Several whites called in and said they had served on juries in Baltimore where they let guilty people go because of the blacks on the jury. One older white lady said the jury was 10 blacks-2 white women. Guy was obviously guilty. It took her all of five minutes to change her verdict due to the pressure from the black jurors.
ReplyDeleteAnother white man called in and said the same thing happened to him. Another white guy said he capitulated because he had to go to work. Justice has been perverted in Baltimore by blacks.
Black people you ought to be ashamed of yourselves! Oh I forgot when you are completely void of any and all morals and decency you haven't the ability to feel shame. Disgusting pieces of crap. They deserve all the murders and killing of each other going on. I hope the murder rate breaks an all time record.
Yep Black Lives Matter. Enough is enough. Time for all colors to support law and order and America. Love it or leave it. Great job by the police. A man or women can not even make a living in Charm City without fear of the thug nation that rules the streets. Wicomico County is still small enough if the good people rally behind each other we can and will make a difference. Stop talking and get doing. Support what is good and denounce evil of all colors. It is time for a reckoning. Delmarva Strong! Delmarva Proud!
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ReplyDeletehow can you honestly say it was the blacks fault when it was the whites who changed their votes? thats just bs and its probably not even true. you just trying to start crap