@Adexsammy10 So instead of finishing the traffic stop letting this man go about his business. She’s steady poking and prying into his business. Now she feels unsafe.
I really hope people don’t run into a female officers. They run by a totally different law than the men, and that’s scary.
@Calvin_256@UnderdogNBA Bro yal still talking about age damn 33 not fucking old man you old fashioned sports fans this man been waiting his turn watch he kill
Moneybagg Yo was spending heavily on Ari Fletcher every single month.
He gave her $123K monthly, covered her apartment bills, bought her a car, and kept surprising her with expensive gifts almost every week.
But despite all that, she still allegedly got involved with Lil Baby, who also happened to be her friend’s baby daddy.
A whole luxury lifestyle was already there, yet she still walked away for someone else without needing m0ney from him 😭💔
The situation really showed one thing… money can pay for comfort, gifts, and a flashy life, but it can never guarantee loyalty or real love.
That might be one of the hardest lessons Moneybagg Yo ever had to learn 😭😭
Women 🙌🏽🙌🏽
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A Brinks armored car driver in Cobb County, Georgia was pulled over and arrested for expired tags on the truck.
Due to the company’s strict protocol the driver Tyrell Hall refused to open the door, telling police they could follow him to a secure location to issue the ticket.
Things escalated when the cops decided to arrest him instead, leading to a chaotic scene where the driver repeatedly yelled for them to get their hands off him.
Charges were later dropped, but Brinks fired him anyway. He's now suing both the Cobb County PD wrongful arrest and Brinks for wrongful termination and failing to maintain the vehicle’s tag.
@Fights_Only_ Behave like a nigga get called a nigga. Everyone knows how these black cashiers are. They’re slow. They talk on the phone while checking you out. The stores are always disgusting because they dont clean. If you had the entire video youde call it a nigga too
Fox News commentator threatens to "Call ICE" on Hispanic woman—over Starbucks drive thru dispute.
Nyanza Moore is a regular contributor on Fox 26 Houston television coverage.
"Go back to Mexico!" she yells.
"You'll have to prove you're not illegal when I call ICE!"
She works as a lawyer—and is the Founder and Managing Attorney of her own firm The Moore Law Group.
The incident occurred at a Starbucks location in Houston, Texas.
@Viralvid_89 Yall are missing the point. This is Obama fault. America was great until he came and divided it. There were NO yt supremacists until 2008. This woman had no problems until Obama. And per capita niggs love their enemies more than anyone.
Black Americans are retarded , she is aggressive for no damn reason , that's how most of them are yet wonder why people dont like them .... She wanna get meeeerrryy
@groypcore The fact you post this type of shit is sickening weirdo.
That’s obviously bronny (who you call the problem in this picture), living your dreams at half your age. Seems like a jealousy/insecurity thing bud idk.
@Avabelly__ Man, fuck all that that block look empty and y’all just fucking complain. That’s what women do. So instead of being a neighbor and walking up to him, y’all called the police y’all not neighbors
So apparently I’m the bad guy for saying this, but here we go…
My neighbor was outside mowing his lawn completely shirtless in the middle of the afternoon, right in a residential neighborhood where families, kids, and neighbors are constantly walking by.
And before everyone jumps in with “it’s his property” or “it’s hot outside,” I get it. But when did basic standards and common decency become such a controversial topic?
This isn’t the beach. It isn’t a pool. It isn’t a gym. It’s a neighborhood.
Is throwing on a T-shirt really asking too much?
Maybe I’m old-fashioned, but I was raised to believe that when you live around other people, you show at least a little awareness of the community around you. Nobody is saying he needs to wear a suit to mow the grass, but come on.
Some neighbors laughed and said I was overreacting. Others agreed that certain things just don’t really belong in a family neighborhood.
So I’m genuinely curious — am I being unreasonable here?
Or have we just completely lowered the bar for what people consider appropriate in public now? See less