Current Events > Dallas Police says Amber Guyger Witness was KILLED over WEED!! Do u trust them??

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Dallas Police say that 28 y/o Joshua Brown, the sole witness to Wench, Amber Guyger's Murder Trial was murdered himself of a WEED DEAL GONE WRONG as police also said he had 12 POUNDS of grass in his apartment too!!

22 y/o Thaddeous Charles Green, 32 y/o Michael Diaz Mitchell and 20 y/o Jacquerious Mitchell were the suspects and face capital murder charges for the murder

Police claim the 3 men "came" to Dallas from Alexandria, that is 330 MILES away to buy marijuana from Brown as that drive would have taken nearly 5 hours to complete

Dailymail has learned that Brown served time for drug and firearm conviction and has a history of drug charges and following the death, police raided his apartment to find the 12 pounds and 4000 cash

Only one of the suspects,Jacquerious, is in custody and is in "critical condition" after claiming to have been "shot" by Brown. The other 2 suspects remain at large

Dallas Police Assistant Chief, Avery Moore said despite widespread speculation that it was related to the Guyger case said that it was not true

Since news of his murder broke out, speculation have been rife and "suspicious" as the Dallas Police may have had a hand in his murder considering he was up for a witness testimony again for the Botham Jean Family on a wrongful death suit against the department

Police said Green contacted Brown about the drugs and a physical altercation broke out and that Jacquerious told investigators he got out of the car when a fight broke out and was shot in the chest by Brown and Green retaliated and shot brown twice.

Dallas Police vowed to be "transparent" on the case and vow to bring the other 2 men to justice

It's also now been revealed Brown was nervous coming to court after stating he would because he was fearing for his life due to a previous attempt as he FLED the state to California but the prosecutors office sent a threat of a warrant if he didn't show up and he got a plane and came straight away.

Judge Tammy Kemp was heard saying "I'm surprised you showed up" and didn't even put him back under oath!! He arrived in court wearing shorts and a Dragonball Z shirt that day and made a tearful testimony on what happened

Do you believe Dallas Police?

Brown - Deceased



Dallas Police -







Judge Kemp - Biased



Thaddeus - "Shot Brown" and is still at large



Michael - Still at large


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Dailymail article you stole and made it garbage with your editing
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Duckbear puts more effort into his topics than admiral
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Hmmmm

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Anyone who says they trust the Dallas PD is racist.
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Their story sounds like some halfassed attempt at a Law and Order episode

Dude who was fearing for his life the prior week drives 300 miles across state lines to buy a few pounds of weed since we all know weed is hard to find. Someone who wears a DBZ shirt in public also happens to have $4k in cash casually laying around in his apartment

Right

Edit: Oh he had people drive to him. Sounds even less believable that someone would drive 300 miles to buy weed from someone on national radar
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I was friends with a dude that shot and killed another guy over like $50 of weed.

Shits wild.
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possible but very suspicious
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MacadamianNut3 posted...

Their story sounds like some halfassed attempt at a Law and Order episode

Dude who was fearing for his life the prior week drives 300 miles across state lines to buy a few pounds of weed since we all know weed is hard to find. Someone who wears a DBZ shirt in public also happens to have $4k in cash casually laying around in his apartment

Right

Edit: Oh he had people drive to him. Sounds even less believable that someone would drive 300 miles to buy weed from someone on national radar

As I said in the other topic, drug dealers driving for many hours across state lines is the NORM. It's common practice, especially if you are getting it at a good price.. And according to some, it was somewhere in the realm of about 20k worth of weed. So yes, people will drive across state lines for $20k.

In regards to him having 4k laying around, in his OWN Facebook page, he has many pictures of himself with large wads of cash, and drugs. So no, it's not hard to believe at all actually.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10213110245246231&set=a.1118450436928&type=3&sfns=mo
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10212776287937507&set=a.1118450436928&type=3&sfns=mo
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10209759149630935&set=a.1118450436928&type=3&sfns=mo
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10208800183017369&set=a.1118450436928&type=3&sfns=mo
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10206463944412864&set=p.10206463944412864&type=3&sfns=mo
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10206127121552503&set=p.10206127121552503&type=3&sfns=mo
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10206617265325791&set=a.1118450436928&type=3&sfns=mo

Also, according to this news report, many acquaintances and friends have already admitted that he was a known drug dealer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTV-_4jOnV8" data-time="

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Yeah given all of that it still makes so much sense for people to drive to buy weed off someone who testified against a cop the previous week in a highly publicized case in Texas

He's the Walter White of marijuana
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Why would they kill him after the trial and not before his testimony?

Im sorry but if you think this is a conspiracy you're dumber than dumb
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MacadamianNut3 posted...

Yeah given all of that it still makes so much sense for people to drive to buy weed off someone who testified against a cop the previous week in a highly publicized case in Texas

He's the Walter White of marijuana

As a whole, criminals have never been known for being smart.

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Solid Snake07 posted...

Why would they kill him after the trial and not before his testimony?

Im sorry but if you think this is a conspiracy you're dumber than dumb

Not that I believe in this conspiracy, however he was set to testify in the civil case that the Jean family is supposed to be filing soon (if they haven't already) against the Dallas Police Department.

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Also because I happen to have dumbo cousins in Mississippi and also see dumb college athletes flash huge wads of money for the NCAA to instantly look into, flashing wads of cash in pics doesnt mean the money is yours or as much as advertised, otherwise half of the power 5 teams would have the death penalty by now
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MacadamianNut3 posted...

Yeah given all of that it still makes so much sense for people to drive to buy weed off someone who testified against a cop the previous week in a highly publicized case in Texas

He's the Walter White of marijuana

It's not really something that would be known to the buyers. The deal was probably set up through several other people and the guy probably doesn't give out his full government. To them, he's just a connect someone put them on to.

Those heifer police are probably lying and the wench probably has something to do with it.
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MacadamianNut3 posted...

Also because I happen to have dumbo cousins in Mississippi and also see dumb college athletes flash huge wads of money for the NCAA to instantly look into, flashing wads of cash in pics doesnt mean the money is yours

Dude, lets just be real here.

1. Known drug dealer - Check
2. No shortage of recent pictures posted by him on his own social media with big wads of cash - Check
3. Large amount of cash found in his apartment - Check

Lets stop pretending like the most likely answer here isn't that the money they found wasn't his. You could concoct a million different stories about where it could have came from and at the end of the day none of them would be more likely than it being his. Not even close. If it comes out later that the money wasn't his, then fine, but no one in their right mind would bet that at this point, given what we know.

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I don't trust Dallas PD, but I believe the story about this guy

spudger posted...

possible but very suspicious

this
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I'm very willing to believe that police abused the justice system and set someone up but all of the objections to the story are very ignorant.

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CloneTheHero posted...

the perpetrators were caught and admitted to killing him... what more could you want lmao.

That's the thing I don't get. Like, if people believe that the guys that they have arrested are lying to cover up for the police, I'm curious to know exactly what they think these guys are getting in exchange. Because thus far, one of them has gotten a bullet to the stomach and all 3 are facing serious jail time, if not the death penalty.

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Twin3Turbo posted...

Dude, lets just be real here.

I am being real here. The Dallas PD story seems awfully convenient to have all actors involved decide to act like braindead morons. So say the buyers didn't know the sellers. They decide to drive to Dallas, TX out of all cities for weed since I'm assuming they at least have to know where they're driving. No need to have slightly extra concern about Dallas cops. Then let's say they paid no attention to a trial about a cop in the same city, so when they see the dude they happen to not think he looks familiar because drug dealers don't pay attention to details. And with those two conveniences established, this longtime drug dealer, who also previously had tried to flee to avoid testifying and decides to not stay on the DL at least even temporarily, for the first time ever has a bad drug deal and cant handle it and is outnumbered and killed.

Maybe it is true. Sounds like the flukiest star aligning bullshit story for the Dallas PD though
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Fishier than that other murder conspiracy theory, for sure.
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Nothing suspicious about this at all, nope just a random occurrence.


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metallica846 posted...

It's hard to argue with GFAQS users who have probably never even seen weed before.

It's good that people like you are still out there, so that my dumbass cousins in Shithole, MS who live in squalor can have someone to convince that the stacks of cash with a $100 on top and $1s everywhere else that the whole "squad" rounded up in their Facebook pics is theirs. Meanwhile they go around asking family members for gas money regularly

People that he knew who are saying that he's a drug dealer establishes that he's a drug dealer. Facebook pics with cash are just as incriminating as digging up pics of some rando now deceased black dude posing with a gun
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MacadamianNut3 posted...

I am being real here. The Dallas PD story seems awfully convenient to have all actors involved decide to act like braindead morons. So say the buyers didn't know the sellers. They decide to drive to Dallas, TX out of all cities for weed since I'm assuming they at least have to know where they're driving. No need to have slightly extra concern about Dallas cops. Then let's say they paid no attention to a trial about a cop in the same city, so when they see the dude they happen to not think he looks familiar because drug dealers don't pay attention to details. And with those two conveniences established, this longtime drug dealer, who also previously had tried to flee to avoid testifying and decides to not stay on the DL at least even temporarily, for the first time ever has a bad drug deal and cant handle it and is outnumbered and killed.

Maybe it is true. Sounds like the flukiest star aligning bullshit story for the Dallas PD though

For starters, as I said previously, criminals are not generally known for being very bright. Secondly, Dallas has always been a major city for trafficking, and not just drugs. We are also ignoring the aspect here that the dude legitimately feared for his life and had lead people to believe that he had moved out of the city because of it. All of this is per the Jean family lawyer in the Youtube link that I posted earlier in this thread. Also, according to reports, it was their plan to rob him the entire time. Why? Who knows, dude was a long time drug dealer, clearly "about that life" and also clearly had enemies. There's a thousand different reasons as to why they could have wanted to rob him specifically.

MacadamianNut3 posted...

It's good that people like you are still out there, so that my dumbass cousins in Shithole, MS who live in squalor can have someone to convince that the stacks of cash with a $100 on top and $1s everywhere else that the whole "squad" rounded up in their Facebook pics is theirs. Meanwhile they go around asking family members for gas money regularly

People that he knew who are saying that he's a drug dealer establishes that he's a drug dealer. Facebook pics with cash are just as incriminating as digging up pics of some rando now deceased black dude posing with a gun

And if my sob story anecdote sounds as convenient as this Dallas PD story, go ahead and Google search "college recruits flashing cash in pictures" and enjoy the read

It's interesting that your excuse for the cash went from "oh so he just so happened to have $4k lying around". Then once it's established that he is a known drug dealer (a very cash heavy business) and that he frequently and recently posted pics of himself with large stacks of cash and had a gambling habit, you're trying to flip the story to "Well maybe it wasn't as much money as he tried to portray because it could have been a few 100's on top and a bunch of lower bills on the bottom". Lets stop making excuses for every little thing and just accept the obvious. Dude was about that life and it caught up with him, in a bad way.

And I've still yet to have anyone answer this question. The three "actors", what are they getting out of taking the fall for this crime, assuming they truly are actors? So far, one has caught a bullet and all three are facing serious jail time at a minimum.

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Twin3Turbo posted...

It's interesting that your excuse for the cash went from "oh so he just so happened to have $4k lying around". Then once it's established that he is a known drug dealer (a very cash heavy business) and that he frequently and recently posted pics of himself with large stacks of cash and had a gambling habit, you're trying to flip the story to "Well maybe it wasn't as much money as he tried to portray because it could have been a few 100's on top and a bunch of lower bills on the bottom"

Nah I think you're just confused. There has been no shift

What I established from the start is that I don't believe the Dallas PD about what they found in his apartment or what has been stated about his encounter with the buyers. That's pretty much all there is to that.

At no point in this topic did I say that he wasn't a drug dealer. Literally first post of mine says that people drove to him to buy drugs....well that and people he knew saying that he was a drug dealer would make it pretty obvious that he's a drug dealer. So where is this "after it was established" going on in the topic

I then make a post in response to Facebook pictures of cash, that I'm assuming somehow supports the plausibility of Dallas PD finding 4k laying around in his apartment along with other items, to state that Facebook pictures showing cash don't prove jack dick about anything even if we already know he's a drug dealer. And I give examples how anyone can bs and why they would flaunt shit on Facebook in the first place.

Where's the shifting of excuses going on exactly? That's the flow of the conversation in this topic. I'm surprised you didn't slip in a FB picture of him holding a gun as if that also somehow makes the Dallas PDs super convenient story even harder to doubt, after all he died after shooting at someone right. All of the elements needed for the Dallas PD to make their claim are there, nobody has denied that. What is in question is the convenient lining up of all of these things.

Also you like the argument that criminals aren't known for being smart a lot, yet at the same time seem to find it unbelievable that police officers would take advantage of a criminal and/or <tinfoil hat time> threaten them </tinfoil hat time>, as if we didn't have numerous examples of that occurring in reality and not just on fictional television shows. Hell here's a nonviolent instance of that that was updated just yesterday, but at least the informants got money out of it

https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/criminal-justice/ct-chicago-cops-corruption-trial-20191010-6ujr76ein5bqlf425chq776jae-story.html

Neither of the Mitchells has any criminal history in North Texas, and none of the three has any apparent previous known connection to Brown.
Odd
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ProbablyaCat posted...

I don't trust Dallas PD, but I believe the story about this guy

this. i was highly skeptical of this at first but seems like too many moving plates to be a straight up conspiracy at this point
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MacadamianNut3 posted...

What I established from the start is that I don't believe the Dallas PD about what they found in his apartment or what has been stated about his encounter with the buyers. That's pretty much all there is to that.
I then make a post in response to Facebook pictures of cash, that I'm assuming somehow supports the plausibility of Dallas PD finding 4k laying around in his apartment along with other items, to state that Facebook pictures showing cash don't prove jack dick about anything even if we already know he's a drug dealer. And I give examples how anyone can bs and why they would flaunt shit on Facebook in the first place.

The whole point of me even posting the FB pictures of him showing cash was to counter your initial post where you made it sound unbelievable that this guy might have had $4k laying around his apartment. Then once it's shown that he regularly posted pics with large wads of cash and had a gambling habit, you shift to "well people fake having lots of cash all the time by putting a big bill on top and having the rest be smaller bill". That right there was the shift. Could he be fake stuntin', yeah he could. Or it could also be a guy with a lot of cash from his known drug business (and legitimate business too I guess but regardless). One of those seems a lot more likely than the other. Regardless, even if he had only one 100 dollar bill and the rest were all 5's or 10's that still shows that he carried quite a bit of cash more than the average person tends to have on hand. Especially given how thick one those wads were.

MacadamianNut3 posted...

Where's the shifting of excuses going on exactly? That's the flow of the conversation in this topic. I'm surprised you didn't slip in a FB picture of him holding a gun as if that also somehow makes the Dallas PDs super convenient story even harder to doubt, after all he died after shooting at someone right. All of the elements needed for the Dallas PD to make their claim are there, nobody has denied that. What is in question is the convenient lining up of all of these things.

If someone were to come in and say "Oh so he happened to have a gun laying around" and then it's shown that he regularly takes pictures with guns, then in that case the pictures of the guns would be relevant. That same logic applies to the cash in this case. It's actually relevant.

MacadamianNut3 posted...

Also you like the argument that criminals aren't known for being smart a lot, yet at the same time seem to find it unbelievable that police officers would take advantage of a criminal and/or threaten them , as if we didn't have numerous examples of that occurring in reality and not just on fictional television shows. Hell here's a nonviolent instance of that that was updated just yesterday, but at least the informants got money out of it

Even in your own example, it's 100% clear what the informants were getting out of it, money. In the Brown scenario, it appears that all the suspects are getting out of it are bullet wounds, serious jail time, and potentially capital punishment. Yeah I don't think most criminals are very smart, but I also think you'd be hard pressed to find three that willingly cooperate with the cops in exchange for that.

And the fact that they had no criminal history in N. Texas is irrelevant. They were from LA, why would anyone expect them to. And the fact that they don't seem to know him prior is irrelevant. You never know or meet someone, until you do.

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Drugs laws are insane
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Criminals arent smart lol..ok
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