The People

frick fatigue, it is pure exhaustion at this point.

Life is nothing more than a series of trade offs. No one can have it all.

We make our choices and then we live with the consequences.

We are all shaped by our childhood, either by the stability we were given or the trauma we had to survive. Some carry heavier burdens, and those burdens don’t just disappear with age.

Gary’s upbringing was far different from ours. He lost his mother to suicide, his father wasn’t present, and he was raised by his grandparents. That kind of instability leaves lasting marks.

While hardship can explain behavior, it does not excuse becoming an angry, entitled, and constantly confrontational adult who refuses to grow, work, and function alongside others. At some point, personal responsibility has to take over.

Gary is nothing more than an angry child who never got answers. The sooner we ignore him, the sooner he can finally face his own insecurities and grow up.

Until then Gary and his followers will always be the victim, never the villain. Always offended, never ashamed. You know the type.

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There is a substation nearby - I am sure they were close.

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I don’t disagree with the possibility of this.

My point is when you hear gunfire or are asked to respond to the area to investigate, you usually would not announce your presence or respond with a loud arse siren.

The implication that law enforcement was not responding simply because of the lack of sirens is both flawed and insulting.

But I get it, everyone’s an expert.

As tragic and sad as this young Officers death is, it should have never happened for several reasons.

Escorts for funeral processions are an outdated practice that take massive unnecessary risk. Law enforcement leadership needs to outlaw the practice.

I am sure it’s financially lucrative to these brave motor men, but we can’t let them continue to kill themselves for a few extra coins in their pockets.

This is the cost of doing business for everyone involved.

I voted for this.

Good job.

He’s not NEARLY as popular as he thinks he is.

Go sit down kid, the adults are speaking.

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And the blacks are mad as hell that the news is reporting it. They can’t stand when a black gets called out. frick that.

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Imagine the difficulty prosecutors face when convening a jury for a criminal trial in East Baton Rouge.

The same community that is always the first to scream they want police accountability has to be willing to support it unilaterally, even if the defendant looks like they do.

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Cleve Dunn, Jr. is deeply involved in addressing the civic and social issues facing Baton Rouge. He is a regular presence at Baton Rouge City Council meetings and the state legislature, advocating for resources for North Baton Rouge and other underserved communities. During the Great Flood of 2016, Cleve and his friends heroically saved the lives of countless residents in the Park Forest and Monticello areas by rescuing people from their flooded homes and transporting them to shelters.

A strong advocate for increased healthcare access in North Baton Rouge, Cleve played a pivotal role in the eventual opening of an Emergency Room in the area. He has been a vocal advocate for justice, particularly in the aftermath of Alton Sterling's tragic death at the hands of the Baton Rouge Police Department.

Recently, he founded the Baton Rouge Youth Aviation Experience, designed to educate students about career opportunities in the aviation industry. This program provides students with opportunities to participate in aviation-related conferences nationwide, offering mentoring sessions, career exposure and networking opportunities with industry professionals. Cleve raises funds to cover all program costs, ensuring there are no out-of-pocket expenses for participating students.

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This did not age well, but no one is surprised. You can only fake it for so long. We are who we are in this world.

Careful what you wish for, you just might get it.

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You will never convince that these people aren’t all losers in life, social outcast, who lack anything remotely redeeming worth pursuing.

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Baton Rouge Parish Councilmember Cleve Dunn

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“Unindicted co-conspirator” is legal code for someone is talking or charges are coming.

If he flipped, the only question now is how many names he handed over.

They couldn’t help themselves during the Broome administration—and now the bill may be due.