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SoCalMusicLover

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7. I Would Not Bet On Anything Happening

Reply to ucrdem (Original post)

Wed Nov 26, 2014, 02:29 AM

Nov 2014

After a few months pass, when nobody is paying attention, they'll make a statement about no further actions being taken. And it will not surprise anyone then either.

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It isn't over: DOJ still has two investigations into Michael Brown shooting open, [View all] ucrdem Nov 2014 OP

Nope, it's not over.. but, does it have a snowball's chance in hell to bring Justice for Michael Cha Nov 2014 #1

After McCulloch's performance last night ucrdem Nov 2014 #2

McCulloch hoisting on his own petard.. sweet sweet Justice. Wth was he thinking?.. obviously Cha Nov 2014 #3

It was pretty horrible. ucrdem Nov 2014 #4

K! Cha Nov 2014 #5

Also thanks to McCulloch the hard part got a little easier: ucrdem Nov 2014 #6

Mahalo ucr.. I just had the thought.. wth must AG Holder be thinking of this?! SMH Cha Nov 2014 #10

I hope he's thinking of staying just a little bit longer. . . ucrdem Nov 2014 #11

It's tools like McCulloch that give the Law a bad name. Cha Nov 2014 #12

I Would Not Bet On Anything Happening SoCalMusicLover Nov 2014 #7

That's a possibility, ucrdem Nov 2014 #8

The System Is A Joke SoCalMusicLover Nov 2014 #9

We haven't seen the final cut ucrdem Nov 2014 #13

unlikely anything will happen, the problem is the police departments as a whole JI7 Nov 2014 #14

True, but the DOJ has already sent the Ferguson police dept two letters ucrdem Nov 2014 #16

NOTHING will come of this. The system protects itself. blkmusclmachine Nov 2014 #15

Here's what happened as a result of the 1992 Rodney King uprising in L.A: ucrdem Nov 2014 #17

More on the LAPD reforms: ucrdem Nov 2014 #18

Seriously helpmetohelpyou Nov 2014 #19

Possibly but as repressive state apparatuses go, you could do worse . . . ucrdem Nov 2014 #20

I'm not talking about the chief because he could be a good man helpmetohelpyou Nov 2014 #21

Some no doubt, but the LAPD has changed radically in the last 20 years. ucrdem Nov 2014 #22

It just seems like they have their own kitchen to clean up first before we helpmetohelpyou Nov 2014 #23

Ah okay, sure I agree 100% ucrdem Nov 2014 #24