The suspect, an unidentified male, woke up in his home at 5:30 AM after hearing male voices, local ABC affiliate KATV said in a report. He told officers he found two teenage boys hiding in his 15-year-old daughter’s room after he went in to check on her and a friend at a home on South Wakefield Drive in Little Rock, the local outlet reported.
I suppose this will be this week's first "Guess The Race" story?
ReplyDeleteSince tge little shit texted the girl to say they would be back to take care of the dad. It doesn't matter if the girls don't know the names the cops know that ones.
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"but the girls didn’t know the boys’ names" but they were well acquainted with their Johnsons.
ReplyDeleteThem little vixens ... threw their boyfriends under the bus just like that. Wimmens - they grow up so fast !!
ReplyDelete“The daughter didn’t know they boys’ names”. Bullshit. This is why teenagers should never be given the vote.
ReplyDeleteBesides the dumb-assery of the teens, this was a very poorly written article. We learn that (a) a house was shot but appears to be in stable condition, and that (b) rounds were found in the street (sic).
ReplyDeleteCastrate the boys and the next incident will be years if not decades away.
ReplyDeleteThe suspect, an unidentified male, woke up in his home at 5:30 AM after hearing male voices,.......Now, I got some reading comprehension going on here. So the father is the suspect in shooting up his home?
ReplyDeleteWhat are the chances that they found shell casings in the street and not "rounds."
ReplyDeleteThe boys told the girls they were sterile.
ReplyDelete10 mins later- Turns out they weren't firing blanks.
9 months later- ...
(LuWanda is registered at the WalMarts)
Who is writing, editing, and then publishing this kind of poorly written crap? This is MSM levels of editors and editors...
ReplyDeleteSo are the rifles in the Newsweek photo all suspects?
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