Sig1Hunter
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Phone calls Timeline
GZ call to police dispatch non emergency
7:09: 34 start
7:11:45 out of car
7:13:40 end
TM last call Jeantel
7:12:06 start
7:15:43 end
Neighbor's call 911
7:16: 11 start
7:16: 55 gunshot
I must have missed it, but how do we know the foundation that these time stamps are all based upon the same clock? Were the 911 call time stamps the ones generated by the police when the call came in on their clock, or were they based upon GZ's cell phone company records? Was TM's call to the ghettopotomus based on his cell phone time stamps, or hers? What is the standard clock used to verify that the timeline is 100% accurate? I missed the testimony of the cell phone guy. Did he establish all of this?
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Did TM have the legal right to be in the place he was at the time he was? Yes.
Did GZ have the legal right to be in the place he was at the time he was? Yes.
Did GZ have the legal right to ask TM what he was doing in the area? Yes.
Who instigated the physical assault? If the prosecution proves it was GZ, case closed. GZ's defense doesn't have to prove it was TM, just give reasonable doubt that it wasn't GZ. Seems like a tough burden for the State to overcome, to me. Not guilty.
This ain't rocket science.
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GZ called the police not 911.
It is one and the same. I know. I was a 911 operator / police dispatcher in the same county that this occurred in about 13 years ago. The 911 call rings in on one line, non-emergency number rings a different one. Goes to the same place, talks to the same people. Police dispatchers / 911 operators are not "the police". They do not have the same authority as a police officer to tell you to do something and you legally have to obey it. They are civilian employees of the department with a very minute amount of authority.
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And did you catch the speeder you were after, officer?
Yes, and he got a ticket commensurate with the amount of fuel expended to catch him.
Nice. Many years ago my brother and I were driving through the Southwest, got passed by a guy doing probably 110-120. A few minutes later a cop comes by doing at least 140; we didn't see or hear him till he was already past. We caculated it would take about 8-10 minutes for the cop to catch him. Sure enough, 10 minutes later there they were together on the shoulder.
It certainly is hairy driving at that speed with other traffic. I reserve it for special occasions...
The good thing about the Charger vs the Crown Vic is that I would have to drive 131 (where the CV tops out) for a much longer time. With the Charger's acceleration, the time needed to travel at those speeds is much, much less. The bad thing is that it is a Dodge, and the [insert random car part] is liable to fall off at any point in time.
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143 in a 2012 Dodge Charger. But, it's got fancy lights and a loud noisemaker on it.
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Weird. I started thinking about Carlton Banks, when I read this post. I wondered who taught him to play hockey. Geoffrey?
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How do they pronounce his name? da-RICK or DAR-ick or DARE-ick
D'Jasper - I am a huge fan. Awesome job in the East/West All-star game. I must ask, though...whats up with the lisp?
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Slinging it around in their Bowl game
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=0-K2xWgY_vw
Two things jump out at me - his quick release and the power with which he slings it. He makes it look effortless.
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while I agree about Jordan, ill **** my pants and eat it (with my pizza) if hes still on the board
Oh em gee. I'm pretty sure that threats/promises made on Internet message boards are legally binding in all 50 states plus US territories.
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I guess you guys didn't read the OP?
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In 2010, 10,228 people were killed in alcohol impaired driving crashes in the US. How many people die as a result of terrorist attacks? Yet, there is outrage over the killing of a handful of innocent people (justifiably so) - and minimal cry over the loss of a small city each year because of someone's conscious decision to drink to excess and then drive.
http://www.cdc.gov/motorvehiclesafety/impaired_driving/impaired-drv_factsheet.html
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Please god. Please.
Please Santa. Please.
Please Easter Bunny. Please.
Not sure why, but I couldn't actually get to the meat of your post after seeing your capitalization (and, lack thereof). What was it that you said?
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So, if he made the statement that he talked to her for hours on end on the telephone - it seems like a simple request for phone records that corroborate or disprove that statement would be the easiest way to tell if he is the victim or complicit in the hoax.
The next couple days should be interesting, to say the least.
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Thanks Bill for posting. Yeh Kapernick doesn't even look like a rookie to me. Great tools & a heck of an arm. Ironically, I remember last Feb during the combine, Chis Brown (of Bills.com) was real high on this guy. He mentioned him a few times over the ensuing weeks leading into the draft. Wasn't he still on the board when we picked in round 2?
FYI - he's not a rookie. This is his second year.
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Better get to stretchin', Mr. F5 key. Its gonna be a long 24 hours....
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Not a terrible idea. Better than the QB's that will be available when I'm expecting we draft (around 12-19).
So, we should trade for a QB that was just drafted in the second round because there are never any QB's worth drafting after the middle of the first round? Am I understanding that correctly?
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Youre Welcome
Thought that I would credit where credit is due...for some reason, you are ALWAYS right!
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On a hot summer day in Florida, I cranked the A/C to full blast in my 92 Ford Mustang....I was greeted by a blast of cool refreshing air and a shower of ants. They had made a nest in the blower. I traded the car in for a new car. In Hindsight, a mighty fine decision......
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It wasn't 4th and 17. It was 4th and 10. And it was McGee who appeared to blow the coverage on the play. I know that facts generally have no place on the Wall, but I figured what the hey...
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I mean its the Chiefs and Browns and they won because of Spiller. We'll see if Ryan Fitzmuddbutt can beat the Patriots with no offensive help at RB. He didn't throw it more than what 22 times in each game? Without a RB he's gonna have to now we get to see how crappy or decent he is... Please try not to make it seem like he won the last two games when its obvious he was just there nothing special.
The real question should be.. When we go out on Offense do you say to yourself " Please Fitz don't F**k it up or Fitz is gonna score?" Im a say 95% of people say the First not the latter... I should make that my first thread LOL...
Did you even watch the game? He was 22-35/208/3.
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It's a bit frustrating to me that the News' "Scouting Report" out this morning doesn't mention Pou'ha's status at all, and neither does WGR's 20-20 sports.
Sal Paolantonio says Pouha is out.
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Good to know!
As far as Kitty O'Shea's, that was one of my fav DUI hunting grounds late at night. They would come piling out of that joint. Like shooting fish in a barrel!
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My best guess is they whistled it dead, then the head ref asked the ref watching the goal line if the player to down it stepped into the EZ first and he said something like "um, yeah, someone did... I think it was him," which led them to call it a touchback. Horrible call. That's all I've got trying to make sense of it....
If you closely watch the ref that was right in front of the ball, you can see as he turns to watch Brad Smith right after he throws the beanbag on the ground. My guess is that he thought Ruvell Martin batted the ball (the reason he threw the beanbag) and Brad Smith tried to keep it out of the end zone. Brad doing his crazy goalline dance made the ref think that he had the ball. Thats all I got.
Trayvon Martin Case
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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FYI - Florida has man mins for gun related crimes, commonly referred to as the 10-20-life law. The jury could acquit on murder 2 and manslaughter, but convict on agg assault with a firearm and GZ would face multiple decades in prison. The kicker is: the jury would not be instructed on this. They could return a guilty verdict on the least serious crime and he could get more prison time.