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Random FB pic.

It's a media fail if those numbers are correct, and with the way black folks commit violent crime, I have no doubt they are.


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Probably a correct statement....

Since the left lists school shootings that happen at night, on weekends, and a block from the school....and if it's gang bangers who were not in school but on the street when it happens...

Then yes...we have over 100 school shootings..and mostly black on black crime in the hood...:clown:
 
I'm impressed that they got a search warrant for flat tires. I wonder if they no knocked him and shot his dog?
Probably enough people complained that Casino security went back and looked to see what vehicles were in the area when people started getting flat tires and found that his vehicle was the common denominator.

Aaron Z
 
Probably enough people complained that Casino security went back and looked to see what vehicles were in the area when people started getting flat tires and found that his vehicle was the common denominator.

Aaron Z
This. Cops probably wouldn't have done shit if all the circumstantial evidence wasn't handed to them on a silver platter.
 
Cleaners failed to finish job, killed at least one patron of the pub they were servicing

A 31-year-old man died after being one of three individuals poisoned at Burke Street Pub in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The poisoning occurred due to a cleaner being left in the beer line.


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Outside photo of Burke St. Pub. CREDIT: Sneaky Lil Tango (Google)
It’s a damn shame.

On Thursday, family members of 31-year-old Connor Sebastian said that he died as a result of poisoning at the bar.

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Connor Sebastian

Family members of Sebastian told local reporters that he had been in the hospital for several days following the drink he consumed at Burke Street Pub, located on Burke Street in Winston-Salem.

According to his family members, he was readmitted to the hospital and died on Thursday morning.

In a 911 call at 8:18 p.m. on November 9, a caller who was at the bar and is believed to have been an employee told dispatchers, “We believe that the beer line cleaners left a poisonous cleaner in one of the lines.”

The caller continued.

“I have three customers who have ingested it. On Tuesdays, people come in to clean our beer lines out. I think they left cleaner in one of the beer lines, because all three of these people drank the exact same beer and immediately began vomiting. They said it was burning their throats, burning their mouth. Two of them have gone to the hospital and one of them is still here.”
The caller told the dispatcher to that the customer who were still at the bar was “violently vomiting.” She told the dispatcher when asked if the caller was conscious, that she had to “kind of slap him awake.”

The caller did not state to the 911 dispatcher the name of the company that left the cleaner in the beer line.

Burke Street Pub released the following statement:

“Burke Street Pub extends its condolences to the family and would ask that the media respect the family’s privacy at this time,” the statement reads. “Burke Street Pub will not be making any further public statements at this time.”
The health status of the other two victims are unknown.
 
"and would ask that the media respect the family’s privacy at this time"

That a pretty tall order
 
Lye would be rough on the system for sure. I was talking to a guy at a water bottling plant about sanitizing (bleach) the equipment and was sternly corrected. HP is used in place of bleach because chlorine is corrosive!
 
Of course it is. Im surprised they would use Lye to clean beer taps, it does work great on greasy auto parts though.

Those poor people must have been puking bloody foam, terrible!
The difference with this h2o2 50% solution I have vs bleach for cleaning water lines is I only need 100ppm to disinfect and it also oxegenates the water supply. This is what we're doing for quite a few places in place of bleach. That's the rub. At that concentration it's not corrosive whereas bleach still is.
 
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