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Thursday, April 15, 2010
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15 comments:
Well it must be time to move or change your life style.
Will we ever know the real truth to these type crimes.
It cannot be poor innocent people who are the victim of some type of crime.
They probably brought this on themselves.
Oh No is this profiling?
caKareem Tucker was a perp, cant tell you how many times our team J1ed him.
Na na na na!
Na na nA NA!!
Hey hey hey!!!
GOODBYE!!!!!
According to the news report, it's 5 Dead in 2 shootings in this house, not the other way around
You reap what you sow........if you don't like what you're reaping, QUIT sowing!
I wouldn’t be surprised if someone tries to blame this on the police. If only the NET Team would have arrested him one more time this would not have happened. If only the ICP Team had done more in the community. If only Narcotics had hit that place just one more time this tragedy could have been avoided.
There are some things that the police just can’t do anything about. Kareem Tucker has been nothing but a criminal in DeKalb County since he was 15 years old. He has been arrested numerous times and now he is dead because of his lifestyle. He will not be missed.
It would be my guess that the only true victim here was the 3 year old little girl.
To Anon 1: There's no "probably" about it! Kareem should have been in prison long ago! This will suffice.
Kareem is the number one example of DeKalb Police Officers working hard to keep a dangerous, violent criminal off of the streets, only to have our District Attorneys and Judges do nothing with him. The blood of that three year old child is on their hands!
DeKalb County is a better place now.
Can someone explain exactly what "non-tax payer Zone" is and how it's relevant to what's happened at this house..?
Kareem Tucker has been shot numerous times, before that 1 round found it's way to the frontal lob of his head.
Kareem should have never been released from Jail.
He was only out 3 weeks before he was killed.
DeKalb County needs to look at others cities like New York strict laws has changed it from 1 of the top dangerous cities to one of the top 20 safest cities in America.
Dekalb County did a better job at prosecuting Perps than Officers this criminals would be afraid to committ crime here!!!
With Kareem dead, this incident is definately a 2 fer 1 if they will put away the shooter.
A non-tax payer zone is where people receive more in welfare, food stamps, and section-8 housing than they pay in taxes.
It says a lot about the mindset of many in that area. There is not a lot of responsibility there.
It's a 4 for 1! Kareem is dead. One of the perps who shot him is dead, and the two other guys involved with killing Kareem were arrested at Grady when they dropped off their dead accomplice.
What did DeKalb County do to deserve this kind of luck?
This is the best thing to happen to DeKalb County since TeBo got fired!
Got it. Thanks Anon #13 for the clarification :)
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