Anyone seen this POS?????

[URY914]

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,336149,00.html

This is the POS that is the suspect in the sooting of the student body president at UNC Chapel Hill. He is shown here using her ATM car and driving her car.

I would shoot him on site.

The POS that shot the girl the same day in Auburn Univ. in Ala. has been arrested. He looks about the same as this POS.

[billh1963]

I wonder how much further society has to devolve before vigilanteism starts rearing it's head.

As the dangerous elements of society grow in number and the government increases its attempts to disarm the law-abiding citizens an interesting dynamic is being created.

[berettafan]

If that picture doesn't stir anger in your soul it's time to check out.

Wow.

[Joeaksa]

Do not kill him right away, that would be far too kind.

A .22 in each knee cap works wonders to slow him down and start him talking, then start the interrogation. Video tape it and at the end when he has confessed a .45 auto to the gut and leave him bleeding to death should do things.

Post it on U-tube and note "we have more ammo, so if anymore of you homey's want to follow in his path, we are ready and waiting"

[peppy]

That is a much better picture than what was on the local news in NC.
The picture that they ran you could not even see his face. The news was talking about the hat that he has on.

[Sapporo Guy]

Pistol ???

errr, no ... I do think game hunting is fine

[sammyg2]

I have a couple of aluminum baseball bats.
I'm Just sayin .......

[RM512]

Someone knows who this s---head is, especially if they see that photo.
Problem is 'they' won't turn him in.

[fintstone]

Originally Posted by RM512

Someone knows who this s---head is, especially if they see that photo.
Problem is 'they' won't turn him in.

Sure they will...once the reward is offered.

[billh1963]

Originally Posted by peppy

That is a much better picture than what was on the local news in NC.
The picture that they ran you could not even see his face. The news was talking about the hat that he has on.

Of course. They don't want to identify his race.

I am sick of the newscasts around here where they say something like:

"The police are searching for a man approximately 6' tall, 200 lbs, wearing blue pants, a white shirt, and a brown jacket."

They never say if he is white, black, hispanic, etc. How is this level of PC supposed to help?

[peppy]

Originally Posted by billh1963

"The police are searching for a man approximately 6' tall, 200 lbs, wearing blue pants, a white shirt, and a brown jacket."

They never say if he is white, black, hispanic, etc. How is this level of PC supposed to help?

I consider race useful information when you are looking for someone!!

[sammyg2]

Originally Posted by billh1963

Of course. They don't want to identify his race.

I am sick of the newscasts around here where they say something like:

"The police are searching for a man approximately 6' tall, 200 lbs, wearing blue pants, a white shirt, and a brown jacket."

They never say if he is white, black, hispanic, etc. How is this level of PC supposed to help?

I dunno about other places in this country, but in So cal they are more that ready to identify a white perp given the chance, but if he is identified as a minority they are reluctant to point it out because it might offend.

I personally am offended by them hiding information that might help but that person behind bars, even if he is purple and the man is out to get him.

[Les Paul]

I guess we're redneck enough here in Texas panhandle that the newscast call a spade a spade albeit hispanic or african american.

[126coupe]

Having a 20 year old in college, that POS would never see a court room.

[speeder]

Originally Posted by billh1963

Of course. They don't want to identify his race.

I am sick of the newscasts around here where they say something like:

"The police are searching for a man approximately 6' tall, 200 lbs, wearing blue pants, a white shirt, and a brown jacket."

They never say if he is white, black, hispanic, etc. How is this level of PC supposed to help?

That's weird. Here in L.A. and in Mpls. they always say the race of someone they are looking for in the description on the television news or newspaper. Sure you're not imagining this?

[billh1963]

No, I'm sure. Many of my co-workers have commented on this trend over the last couple of years. It's more prevalent with the TV stations than the radio stations. I'm not sure what started it, but, it has become ridiculous.

[speeder]

Like I said, weird. I just opened the LA Times web site and clicked on the first story that involved crime on the front page, (written by a regular columnist), I lost count of how many times race or ethnicity is mentioned by the time I was half-way through it.

They don't pull any punches here laying out exactly who did what, and if race had anything to do with it, they report it. Frankly, race usually does not have a lot to do with crime. The suspect in the crime this thread is about would have probably shot anyone driving the car he was jacking, whether they were white/black/brown/red/yellow/etc.. Black on black crime is the most prevalent in black areas, simply because the potential victims are mostly black. The suspect in this case has neither a brain or a heart, so I doubt that a lot of thought went into it.

Here in L.A., the majority of our senseless crime seems to be committed by hispanics, simply because there are so many of them. It's the knee-jerk reaction to transfer one's rage against a crime and a criminal to the general group that they are from, but it's wrong morally and as a practical matter. I can smell that undercurrent here.

Read it and weep:

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-lopez9mar09,0,6362756.column

[stomachmonkey]

In NY you always get the race.

As a matter of fact I noticed if the offender were white you got a white reporter, black, black reporter, hispanic, hispanic reporter and even the odd Asian reporting Asian bad guys.

[billh1963]

This what I am talking about. Notice there is no mention of race....

http://www.journalnow.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=WSJ/MGArticle/WSJ_BasicArticle&c=MGArticle&cid=1173354901293