re: Update: MJ Allegedly found w/ Dallas PwC Associate killed by DPD officer

Posted by LSUGrad9295

Baton Rouge

Member since May 2007

38325 posts

Posted on 9/7/18 at 8:40 am to goofball

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Hold the frick on. If I walked into my neighbor's house and shot him, I would be charged with homicide. Administrative leave would be the least of my problems.

It is just the formality of following protocol. No biggie.

Posted by Pettifogger

I don't really care, Margaret

Member since Feb 2012

87738 posts

Posted on 9/7/18 at 8:40 am to JetFuelTyga

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I understand this. I'm saying how does a sober, fully competent, sane, adult female not know which apartment is hers

I can see it, but only bc it happened to me.

When I was in law school a dude 2 doors down walked into my townhouse USING the key for his. There was an AR in view when he opened the door (I wasn't holding it, I'd been building my first) and it freaked him out pretty bad. Thankfully for both of us I just assumed it was maintenance coming in in the middle of the day so I didn't really have my guard up.

The key part was fricked up, but our townhouses were identical and in a long row with pretty much nothing distinctive, so it wasn't that surprising. Walking from car to door while on the phone with bags - not all that shocking. Of course, he managed to not kill me.

Posted by Stamps74

Member since Nov 2017

1673 posts

Posted on 9/7/18 at 8:41 am to FelicianaTigerfan

The average citizen would be currently sitting in jail. The articles read / imply she is sitting at home. Not getting fired up, just don’t like the preferential treatment.

Posted by MardiGrasCajun

Dirty Coast, MS

Member since Sep 2005

6042 posts

Posted on 9/7/18 at 8:41 am to Cosmo

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in a shitty apartment?

The South Side Flats are nice. Where did the shitty apartment scenario come from?

South Side Flats

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Posted by Pitch To Johnny

Houston

Member since Jun 2015

4243 posts

Posted on 9/7/18 at 8:41 am to Displaced

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What do you wanna bet they forgot to test for alcohol in her system?

Had to be fricked up. I've opened the wrong door a time or two, but you realize you aren't in the right place immediately. Had a guy walk in mine last week, saw my roommate and I in the living room, and looked like he just about shite himself getting back out the door saying sorry

Posted by LNCHBOX

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Member since Jun 2009

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Posted on 9/7/18 at 8:42 am to NYNolaguy1

Are you going to bump this thread when this woman goes to jail like any other person would?

Posted by Displaced

Member since Dec 2011

33054 posts

Posted on 9/7/18 at 8:42 am to FelicianaTigerfan

Why would she not immediately be placed under arrest?

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Posted by Scruffy

Kansas City

Member since Jul 2011

78006 posts

Posted on 9/7/18 at 8:42 am to Stamps74

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The average citizen would be currently sitting in jail. The articles read / imply she is sitting at home. Not getting fired up, just don’t like the preferential treatment.

The average citizen would have had to at least bond out.

Why does she get preferential treatment?

Posted by Packer

IE, California

Member since May 2017

8699 posts

Posted on 9/7/18 at 8:43 am to Displaced

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Why would she not immediately be placed under arrest?

According to the Police Chief, as of this morning she hasn't even been questioned yet

Posted by Alt26

Member since Mar 2010

36162 posts

Posted on 9/7/18 at 8:43 am to goofball

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Was she drunk when she walked into that apartment?

Yeah, you have to think more info is going to come out on this.

She was either hammered or high as a kite. Or these two had some kind of relationship -- romantic; drug dealing; some other nefarious relationship.

Reasonably intelligent, completely sober people don't just walk into the wrong home THINKING IT WAS THEIR OWN. That excuse doesn't pass the bullshite test.