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Cops Escape Charges For Killing Walmart Shopper Holding A BB Gun Sold At The Store | ThinkProgress

Posted byDennis Reeve 25 September 2014 Leave a comment on Cops Escape Charges For Killing Walmart Shopper Holding A BB Gun Sold At The Store | ThinkProgress

What it takes to get shot by police in the States: 1 being black 2 shopping at Walmart.

Cops Escape Charges For Killing Walmart Shopper Holding A BB Gun Sold At The Store | ThinkProgress.

Posted byDennis Reeve25 September 2014Posted inUncategorized

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