Family say they want answers. The driver of the car tried to back a ton of metal over a police officer. In my state that attempted capital murder. There's your answer.
Waukegan isn't Chicago, but the MLK Blvd stereotype seems to ring true in every major city:
"Moments later, police say another officer spotted the car near Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue"
Edit:
"“I’m a black man who grew up in that same neighborhood. It could have been me,” he said."
Oh, do you flee when police approach and then throw your car into reverse when another officer is approaching it?
"Authorities say a vehicle occupied by two people, later identified as Tafara Williams and Marcellis Stinnette, fled the area after an officer approached the vehicle.
Moments later, police say another officer spotted the car near Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue and South Avenue. When that officer got out of his car, police say the vehicle began to reverse."
Family say they want answers. The driver of the car tried to back a ton of metal over a police officer. In my state that attempted capital murder. There's your answer.
You need to brush up on your slang dawg. "Answers" means "gofundme money".
Sorry I misspelled that. Will get it right next time. I'm positive there will be a next time.
Waukegan isn't Chicago, but the MLK Blvd stereotype seems to ring true in every major city:
"Moments later, police say another officer spotted the car near Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue"
Edit:
"“I’m a black man who grew up in that same neighborhood. It could have been me,” he said."
Oh, do you flee when police approach and then throw your car into reverse when another officer is approaching it?
"Authorities say a vehicle occupied by two people, later identified as Tafara Williams and Marcellis Stinnette, fled the area after an officer approached the vehicle.
Moments later, police say another officer spotted the car near Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue and South Avenue. When that officer got out of his car, police say the vehicle began to reverse."