Ang.

@whyerhead @davenewworld_2 That has nothing to do with the fuckin price of tea in China. They knew a baby was in the car. Over a pack of diapers! They should be arrested

So, the question is, which your post doesn't cover is why. According to the Guardian, police attempted to stop the vehicle, and Kohens mother, instead of stopping decided to try to run a police officer down. Is it tragic? Yes. But the glaring problem is, his mother didn't stop the car to talk to the officer. If she would have exercised common sense, Kohen would still be alive.

A 1-year-old in Mississippi was shot and killed by police after a cop opened fire on a vehicle involved in an alleged shoplifting incident at a Walmart. An adult was also critically wounded. A witness says they saw 2 women leaving the store with an infant, Kohen Kartier Wiley, and a box of diapers. Relatives deny that Wiley's mother and aunt were shoplifting, with some saying they had a digital receipt on a phone. This is a national tragedy. The officers knew about Kohen Kartier Wiley being in the car before they opened fire. Firing into a moving vehicle in a crowded parking lot over a non-violent offense is both criminally reckless and completely unjustified. RIP Kohen Kartier Wiley

@suummary Aprlil

They adopted only one twin and abandoned the other! But the real twist is what comes next……!!!

@OrcaTeknic @bethechange32 @LIMOM___ Thank you

@bethechange32 @804vrgo @LIMOM___ I would say KAT carried them, Brunson closed it out. They got hot when KAT was the focus. Brunson is the King of New York but KAT is the key. And that's okay!!! Basketball is weird.

Looks like the NBA isn’t going to have to make that decision about Wemby.

@bethechange32 @LIMOM___ @jemelehill I am

@804vrgo @LIMOM___ @jemelehill Who wasn’t the best on what team I know you not talkin bout Brunson

@LIMOM___ @jemelehill And she still wasn’t wrong, he wasn’t the best player on the team . And they have a different team now from what they had then. The Knicks took that info and built around him

@804vrgo @jemelehill She doubled down a month ago.

@LIMOM___ @jemelehill She wasn’t wrong though…AND that was two-three seasons ago.

@jemelehill Somebody check on Becky Hammond and make sure she’s not choking on her words.

@MatthewColler Welp now that the game is off, I can look at the Finals but I def prioritized @LVAces

WNBA choosing to compete with the NBA Finals rather than putting the games on during the day leading up to the Finals is some confusing scheduling

@Dilekk344 28

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@MissSassbox Like David Ruffin is in the damn building!

one of THEE Five Heartbeats walked by and y'all ain't even gonna acknowledge it

@onlyskypace 15???

sadece "gerçekten" dikkatli olanlar bu sorunun doğru cevabını bulabilir sen doğru cevabı bulabilecek misin ?

@cathyrusson @LawCrimeNetwork @CourtTV What happened to manalaughte

BREAKING: Karmelo Anthony found GUILTY of murder. @LawCrimeNetwork @CourtTV

@Fimiye Cu

Gun pointed to your head,what is the chemical symbol for copper

Probably the best moment from what Sam Presti said today. Went scorched earth on all of the SGA narratives that have been bubbling up over the years: Of all the things that I've talked to Shai about, this is actually one I've never talked to him about. He's probably going to kill me for talking about this, truthfully. First of all, let me just start with the opposing coaches for one second. The post-game press conference has turned into the bully pulpit to create competitive advantage. I mean, we know what that is. It used to be you'd get up there, you'd talk about your own team. Now everyone gets up there and they talk about the officials and they discredit the other team. Again, like they're great competitors, so we know why that's happening, and I don't fault them because I think they may think it works. So the question is why are they continuing to do it? Because there's financial incentives not to do it. But everyone's competing. Let's also recognize that it's the bully pulpit for competitive advantage, and that's what it's kind of turned into, which is part of competing. We all get that. Relative to Shai and the narrative on that, he's playing against six people. He's got five defenders, and the sixth defender is social media. That's a reality. He's not going to be the last player that the machine decides to target, but no one's going to handle it as gracefully because, when they turn it on somebody else, they're not going to step up there every night and not acknowledge it. A couple things more just on the whole topic. We think all the time or we hear all the time about things that people don't like about the NBA, which are inaccurate, but they're narratives that exist on the alternate reality. One, players don't play defense. Shai's a two-end player. Now, he plays with four or five All-NBA defensive players, so sometimes his defensive ability gets undersold, but he plays two ends. Second, all NBA players do is complain, bitch and moan and try to intimidate the officials with bad behavior in the games to give foul calls. He's gotten three technical fouls this year. None for complaining. One for waving a towel in support of someone that hit a shot that doesn't play very often. Okay. So he's not doing that. The other thing is load management. Nobody plays. They take all these games off. Shai plays every night. He missed a bunch of games this year for an oblique strain, and we might give him a night off two or three times a year, maybe. But he plays back-to-backs. He plays heavy minutes. He plays against good teams. He plays against teams that are bad teams. He plays every night. His consistency is well documented. So you can't get him on that. The next one is all you do is shoot 3s. NBA players, all they do is shoot 3s. Okay. Well, he's brought the mid-range back to an art form. He's transcendent for any generation, any player. That's why like older players love his game. It's also one of the reasons he gets fouled a lot. Because he plays in the mid-range because we don't call the landing space fouls in the mid-range the way we do at the 3-point line, right, because he's avoiding that oftentimes because there's too many bodies in there. With the 3-point shot, you can see it easily, and I think a lot of times he's trying to avoid that. So he's not a guy that's just launching 3s. So we can check that off the box. The other one is like these guys are just totally inaccessible. They're in their own world. Well, the guy signs 400 autographs before every game. Before the Western Conference Finals Game 7, he's signing autographs. So we've got a litany of things that generally the narrative is about NBA players that they do wrong. Well, based on those narratives, I don't agree with them, but he would be doing them right. And he doesn't really complain about any of it. So if we're just talking about trying to draw fouls, well, every other great player in the NBA, that's part of the game is drawing fouls. He drew 415 fouls this year; 11 were challenged. 11. Four of those were overturned. So that's like 2 1/2 percent of the foul calls were actually challenged. Again, that's part of the bully pulpit part of this thing, which I get and it's part of competing. As far as those fouls, I think in the fouls drawn -- I had this written down here -- he's tied with Embiid for 8 and 9 in terms of number of fouls drawn in the season. 6 and 7 are Jaylen Brown and Wembanyama. So that's kind of the group of players that he's in. But I understand, if you listen to the narrative, you'd think he's 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. He drew a lot more fouls before we got much better, and when we got better, obviously people pay much more attention to him. We'll have to see where that goes, you know what I mean? We don't know. He'll never say anything about it. And the only thing I'm pointing out is I don't think he's being unfairly handled, I just think, instead of talking about something that we are looking to find as a negative, can we please also acknowledge that he also does a lot of positive things for the game, most of which are the things that people are very unhappy -- not unhappy, but they don't like on social media. And I know that a lot of us live on social media. I would think they would love him for that reason. This is like the world we live in today. There's a lot of financial incentive to create these things, career ambitions, like I said before. The best thing we can do when those things happen is stay above it. Now I'm pointing it out now at the end of the season, but we're going to have to stay above it because it's probably not going to change. But he does a lot of good things too.

@opsylojay1 If Friday was the last day, how did you get a calendar invite on Monday? And why did you join? Your last day was the Friday before….

My boss fired me on Slack. Then asked me to train my replacement over Zoom. Message came at 4:58pm on a Friday. “Hey, we’re going in a different direction. Last day today.” I was remote. In Michigan. Had 2 minutes to say goodbye to a team I’d led for 3 years. Monday 9:02am: Calendar invite popped up. Title: “Knowledge Transfer – New Hire Onboarding” Attendees: Me. HR. My replacement. The replacement’s name? Mine. But with “Jr” at the end. Same first name. Same last name. His dad worked with our CEO in 2008. Zoom started. Camera off. HR: “Can you walk him through the dashboard?”

@didem5654 110

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@SqSehrish 41

Only a genius can find the pattern in 10 seconds Can you?🤔

@HunterBiden @SoundDobad 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@SoundDobad I know this may sound petty, but I can’t stand it when people put photoshop a meth pipe in my mouth. A crack pipe doesn’t have that little bowl at the end. This is why we can’t trust AI. Please make the appropriate edit. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

@zavanchy The whole play from when Lyss blocked the ball was insane

This Jackie to A'ja play gave me chills, mane. A'ja's "AND FUCKING ONE" roar like FAWKKKK

@meghanncuniff What???

A jury in Columbia, South Carolina, tonight acquitted a former gas station owner of murder for fatally shooting a teenage boy he chased after falsely accusing him of shoplifting. The boy had a gun, but prosecutors say he never displayed it before he was shot.

@JesusClapsBack @Emmachuuks 😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@Emmachuuks No one mentions this but semen is high in protein and there’s plenty of it in prison