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This Jussie Smollett Situation is REALLY Bizarre...
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too bad this quote shouldnt be used for liars...
- Dec 25, 2012
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Bro you have so many wrongs in here I don’t know where to start.
First, correct CPD did say that they would arrest Jussie if they determined he staged it BUT they didn’t give a timeline because that is impossible when they are constantly receiving and discovering new evidence/information.
Second, with all the media attention the case is getting from LGBT, African American, and political community CPD had no choice but release information. This is a case of you are damned if you do and damned if you don’t. If they don’t say anything it may appear as if they aren’t taking the case serious and aren’t doing enough.
Lastly, for you to say them releasing information and not acting immediately actually speaks to the opposite of mishandling. It demonstrates that CPD is taking their time and running down ALL leads.
Something you need to consider is just because you have some information it doesn’t mean you have enough to arrest and prosecute a person. There are known murders, burglars, rapists etc. running free because law enforcement does not have enough evidence to charge them.
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"if they dont say anything it may appear they arent taking the case serious"
no it wouldnt how many times do regular ppl say "wait for all the facts"? no one would think they arent doing anything, thats just your opinion, but when they announce early and fail to act on it it makes me suspicious
how does it show theyre taking their time? again if they had something to arrest him on announcing it early that they MIGHT is beneficial to them how?
the only thing it does is muddy the court of public opinion which is irrelevant
and those cases you are talking about where police dont have evidence they dont announce that they might arrest prematurely either
im not going back and forth with this anymore
agree to disagree
District of Columbia
formerly dcmade
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Where was it said that they might arrest him ? I missed that
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Can't be using Malcolm all willy nilly to defend this foolishness.
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In this case even Malcom wouldn’t touch this case. I mean come on...Al Sharpton the man that is all about himself even washed his hands of Jussie. We all know that dude will do anything to be in the limelight.
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That goes back to my point the CPD has and/or is getting new information that they have to run down. That takes time. They have to interview the “witness” try getting video from the elevator and building then search the entire area for other cameras that may have caught them together. Shiet takes a lot of time and resources.
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So someone just made that **** up?? That's what I mean when I say it seems like people want him to be lying.
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that goes back to my point about cpd being too quick to say some ****
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I hope Jussie get arrested and charged. I knew this mofo was lying from day 1.
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got folks out here playing True Detective on this case
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They need to stay off Twitter fr
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I hope hes not lying but anyone who says the story doesn't sound suss is lying straight up. Sometimes suss sounding stories pan out to be true although that's rare. Whether hes vindicated or not it will always be through the reported investigation. The same way JM should he be charged I feel like police departments should be punished even harsher for making false reports. They have to be held to a higher standard when they are the authority. I'd say filing false police reports is the same as police cover ups and both should have significant consequences. JM lied during a DUI stop but how many of the investigative officers service records are being dug up? It's a 2 way street out here.
Hunnynutcheerios
formerly sh0rtyy12
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I really hope he is not lying. I feel like lying about something like this really discredits other people when they try to file a complaint.
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nobody made anything up. A tenant in the same building thought she saw three guys that fit the description of Jussie and the perpetrators so they reported. CPD did their due deligence and investigated the lead but did not find any corroborating evidence to support the “witnesses” report. A high percentage of people don’t want him to be lying they just want the truth.
I mean come on bro...due to all this publicity CPD is having to devote tons of resources to this case. Those resources could be spent in a more efficient and effect way.
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He has yet to say or prove anything that his story is legit.
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i feel like anyone who would discredit any other story based off this wasnt ever going to believe any other story anyway and that would just be an excuse
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I never like to judge without hearing the story in its entirety BUT it’s fishy AF that jussie gave the police a redacted copy of his phone records. If me or someone from my family fell victim to a hate crime we would do everything in our power to help the police not inhibit them. The police and the victim should have a common objective...justice and doing anything and everything to ensure that happens.
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What could he say or show to make it sound legit?
Thats My Word
formerly derrty6232
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Wait, how do you pronounce Jussie? Is the U a long U or short U sound?
Long U, like Juicy J? Juicy Fruit?
Long U, like Juicy J? Juicy Fruit?
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