It's their culture, I suppose

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@Diogenes More gun culture.

 
White nationalist culture.

Couple who named baby after Hitler jailed for membership of neo-Nazi group.

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Adam Thomas in KKK robes holding his son (right), and Claudia Patatas and Thomas with their son holding a Nazi flag.



Shameful. You think the authorities in the US should be able to arrest people for belonging to an "illegal" political party?

I'll see if I can mention that suggestion to someone in the incoming Administration. :thup:
 
Why not admit that all cultures have their trashy people, instead of singling out only those of color? @Diogenes

Good idea. I'll add some examples of Yinzer culture. :thup:


A 64-year-old Pittsburgh woman is facing multiple charges after authorities say she agreed to pay two boys $5 for shoveling snow, then got them drunk and inappropriately touched one of them.

Just after 9 p.m. on Jan. 8, the woman called police about a burglary, Pittsburgh police said in court documents obtained by USA TODAY on Friday. When officers arrived, they found two boys outside the home who appeared to be about 12 or 13 years old and were "speaking in a nonsensical way, exclaiming that a lady had just got them drunk and touched them," police said in the report.

The boys were initially detained while the woman watched from her second-floor bedroom window, police said in the report, adding that she initially wouldn't open the door but eventually complied.

When the woman opened the front door, police say she was "extremely intoxicated" and "could not fully explain" why she had called them, though she told them that neighborhood kids had pranked her and that they were drug dealers.

She eventually stopped answering questions.


 
Shameful. You think the authorities in the US should be able to arrest people for belonging to an "illegal" political party?

I'll see if I can mention that suggestion to someone in the incoming Administration. :thup:
Won't work. Some in the incoming Admin think you can be a good person even if you're a neo-Nazi.
 
Good idea. I'll add some examples of Yinzers culture. :thup:


A 64-year-old Pittsburgh woman is facing multiple charges after authorities say she agreed to pay two boys $5 for shoveling snow, then got them drunk and inappropriately touched one of them.

Just after 9 p.m. on Jan. 8, the woman called police about a burglary, Pittsburgh police said in court documents obtained by USA TODAY on Friday. When officers arrived, they found two boys outside the home who appeared to be about 12 or 13 years old and were "speaking in a nonsensical way, exclaiming that a lady had just got them drunk and touched them," police said in the report.

The boys were initially detained while the woman watched from her second-floor bedroom window, police said in the report, adding that she initially wouldn't open the door but eventually complied.

When the woman opened the front door, police say she was "extremely intoxicated" and "could not fully explain" why she had called them, though she told them that neighborhood kids had pranked her and that they were drug dealers.

She eventually stopped answering questions.


You already posted this. She needs a long stretch in the Allegheny County jail. :mad:
 

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Teenager in custody after telling police he "accidentally" shot his brother in the face​


Update: Police say the boy who was shot later died at the hospital.

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - A teenager is facing charges after he told police he accidentally shot his brother in the face while they were playing with guns at their home on Saturday night.

According to the criminal complaint provided to KDKA-TV, Jordan Mosley called police around 10:30 p.m. on Saturday night and told dispatch that he shot his 14-year-old brother in the head at the home in Larimer.

Several officers responded to the call and located Mosley as he walked out of the home and said to police "I accidentally shot my brother." Once inside the home, police found Mosley's brother lying on the ground and suffering a gunshot wound to the head. They also found two guns in plain sight, one being a Glock with an extended magazine covered in blood.

After that, police detained Mosley and took him to Pittsburgh Bureau of Police Headquarters for questioning and he agreed to speak with police in the presence of his father.

Mosley then told police that he and his brother were playing with the guns, which were not loaded at the time, and trying to disarm one another while no one else was home. When they believed someone was coming home, they placed the magazines back into the guns, but then realized no one was home and continued to play, but now with the guns loaded.

That's when Mosley pulled the trigger, the gun did not fire, he pulled the trigger again and this time ultimately shot his brother in the face, striking him in the mouth.

Mosley is now facing charges of possession of a firearm by a minor, recklessly endangering another person, and aggravated assault.



 
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