I just saw a news story here on TV of a DRT home invader and thought of our FAFO thread. This is a other story for that thread.
I don’t quite understand how it qualifies as a homicide
Allen’s death is Saginaw County’s 15th homicide
TRUTH!, NOT a Homicide. A FAFO if I ever heard one.
The end result of a growing Prison-less Society.
We don’t need ‘Leo’s’ we self govern…RIGHT!
MORE SOCIAL JUSTICE WARRIORS NEEDED!
Have a drink on me dumbass!
OOH OOH OOH OHH! (Hand Raised like Horshack!)
Did 'Quinten actually…wait for it! ;;;;;‘Faygo Around and Find Out?’ Hee hee hee heee heee hee!
Horshack = too funny
I wonder how many people have no idea who he is.
Well spoken from a fellow old guy…
It is, technically, a homicide as the definition thereof is simply “the killing of a person by another regardless of circumstance, intention, or legality.”
Tack on the ‘NEGATIVE CONOTATION’ of Homicide to somebody given the GREEN LIGHT to take out a BG by their Commander makes me want to run out and join SWAT!
The World is ducked up.
One way to skew statistics
I was wondering the same how many people on here will go who the hell is Horshack those who don’t are the old folks.
A thank you shout out to the State Police for their ingenius plan and subsequent expedience.
Welcome Back!!!
Well…the legal definition is what it is. There are several classes of homicide. Criminal, which include murder and manslaughter. Negligent, justifiable, vehicular, and state sanctioned homocides. I don’t think there is a negative connotation to the word. It just describes that someone died by the action of someone else.
Technically, this part of the definition renders homicide an incorrect conclusion.
Potentially, yes. I did not see a final ruling on cause of death. So if it was self inflicted, then it was not a homicide.
Mostly Peaceful Homicide
…And the cheezedik award of the day go’s to?..Jasper County Sheriff’s Office - TX
Jasper County Deputy stops vehicle stolen from Silsbee Ford, arrests car jacker
On June 20th, 2025, at approximately 2:07 p.m., a white male committed aggravated robbery when he pulled a gun on a car salesman and stole a Ford Mustang from Silsbee Ford. Law enforcement was notified and an attempt to locate was broadcasted. At approximately 3:30 p.m., a Jasper County Sheriff’s Deputy was on patrol on Highway 96 south of Buna and located a vehicle that matched the description. …
The suspect was quickly identified as Justin Keith Colley, 38, of Village Mills, Texas, according to authorities. How was he identified so fast? Well, according to News 12, when he filled out the paperwork at the dealership prior to the test drive … he left his driver’s license behind. With that critical bit of information, the police knew exactly who they were looking for, and could easily identify him.
Way to go Bubba! MORON! (and check out the Firearm a ‘Hi-Point’— Case closed)