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Lucas Daughtry

There was coverage, but not national mostly:


Scumbag:

Panama City police ID victim, reveal motive in July 11 fatal shooting​

Story by Dylan Gentile, Panama City News Herald
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PANAMA CITY— The Panama City Police Department has revealed more details on the July 11 fatal shooting in Panama City.

At a July 13 news conference, Panama City Police Chief Mark Smith met with reporters to answer questions regarding the shooting that took place at the 3700 block of W 21st St.


He identified the victim as Lucas Daughtry, 23, from the Thomasville, Georgia area. PCPD said Preston Marquise Roulhac, 31, shot and killed Daughtry after unlawfully entering the home of his ex-girlfriend because he was angry that she had a new boyfriend.

Police say Roulhac then shot at his ex-girlfriend as she fled.

"(Officers) had responded there when a person that lives at the residence contacted the police department and stated what had taken place inside the house," Smith said. "There was a witness there at the residence that knew the suspect and was able to provide us with his name, vehicle information, residence information, things like that."

Smith said the weapon used was an AK-47 and that the call came in about 4 a.m.

As Roulhac was fleeing police on State Road 390 near Lynn Haven, he failed to negotiate the curve in the road and ended up crashing near Alaska Circle, according to PCPD. His car had flipped into a ditch, and he fled on foot into a heavily wooded and swampy area, police said.


Roulhac was captured on nearby Thurso Road, Smith said. The initial traffic stop that led to the chase was about 6:30 a.m. and he was captured about 8 a.m.

Smith said police intend to file more charges against Roulhac.

According to the Bay County Jail listing, Roulhac faces charges of fleeing and eluding police with disregard to public safety, homicide murder while engaged in burglary, and homicide specific felony committing an act that could cause death, as of July 13.

The GoFundMe for Daughtry's family raised $1,375 of its $11,000 goal as of 4:21 p.m. on July 13.

Original reporting: Man facing murder charge captured

"Lucas was a beloved son, brother and friend, and his sudden absence has left an unimaginable void in all of our hearts," the fundraiser reads. "We are entirely unprepared for the emotional and financial toll of this sudden tragedy."

This article originally appeared on The News Herald: Panama City police ID victim, reveal motive in July 11 fatal shooting

 
There was coverage, but not national mostly:


Scumbag:

Panama City police ID victim, reveal motive in July 11 fatal shooting​

Story by Dylan Gentile, Panama City News Herald
• 4d

PANAMA CITY— The Panama City Police Department has revealed more details on the July 11 fatal shooting in Panama City.

At a July 13 news conference, Panama City Police Chief Mark Smith met with reporters to answer questions regarding the shooting that took place at the 3700 block of W 21st St.


He identified the victim as Lucas Daughtry, 23, from the Thomasville, Georgia area. PCPD said Preston Marquise Roulhac, 31, shot and killed Daughtry after unlawfully entering the home of his ex-girlfriend because he was angry that she had a new boyfriend.

Police say Roulhac then shot at his ex-girlfriend as she fled.

"(Officers) had responded there when a person that lives at the residence contacted the police department and stated what had taken place inside the house," Smith said. "There was a witness there at the residence that knew the suspect and was able to provide us with his name, vehicle information, residence information, things like that."

Smith said the weapon used was an AK-47 and that the call came in about 4 a.m.

As Roulhac was fleeing police on State Road 390 near Lynn Haven, he failed to negotiate the curve in the road and ended up crashing near Alaska Circle, according to PCPD. His car had flipped into a ditch, and he fled on foot into a heavily wooded and swampy area, police said.


Roulhac was captured on nearby Thurso Road, Smith said. The initial traffic stop that led to the chase was about 6:30 a.m. and he was captured about 8 a.m.

Smith said police intend to file more charges against Roulhac.

According to the Bay County Jail listing, Roulhac faces charges of fleeing and eluding police with disregard to public safety, homicide murder while engaged in burglary, and homicide specific felony committing an act that could cause death, as of July 13.

The GoFundMe for Daughtry's family raised $1,375 of its $11,000 goal as of 4:21 p.m. on July 13.

Original reporting: Man facing murder charge captured

"Lucas was a beloved son, brother and friend, and his sudden absence has left an unimaginable void in all of our hearts," the fundraiser reads. "We are entirely unprepared for the emotional and financial toll of this sudden tragedy."

This article originally appeared on The News Herald: Panama City police ID victim, reveal motive in July 11 fatal shooting

weird---the picture of Daughtry on his obituary page doesn't look the same at all:

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A Black guy at Yosemite National Park decided it was a good idea to stream himself putting out an SOS, whining that he was the only Black person at the park.

His brain rot is so deep that he is complaining he is the only “person of color” hiking.

I know where you can find some Black folks to hang out with.

Why don’t you fly your ass to Atlanta, Memphis, Baltimore, D.C., or Chicago?

If you are really feeling lonely, you’ll feel right at home.

This is what a toxic mindset looks like.
RT 2min
View: https://twitter.com/USVeteranMitch/status/2079265600833044977
 
Gays for Trump:

The best thing about George Floyd's death was that it resulted in the widespread use of police bodycams.

The narrative spread by these people and BLM is forever changed because we see how they act, and their claims of police brutality are false.

RT 4:07
View: https://twitter.com/i/status/2078584878598439130
I don't approve of the way this woman behaved, but to be fair, the police have no right to ask you what you're doing or where you're going. Unless they have probable cause because they caught you doing something illegal, they cannot just come in, demand to know where you're going, and turn your vehicle off the way this cop did. Perhaps there's more to the story--very likely--but still. I wouldn't have appreciated the question nor the turning off of my vehicle either.
 
I don't approve of the way this woman behaved, but to be fair, the police have no right to ask you what you're doing or where you're going. Unless they have probable cause because they caught you doing something illegal, they cannot just come in, demand to know where you're going, and turn your vehicle off the way this cop did. Perhaps there's more to the story--very likely--but still. I wouldn't have appreciated the question nor the turning off of my vehicle either.
33 seconds in (and I know it's hard to hear the officer b/c the she-boon WON'T SHUT UP) he says, "I'm responding to an ALARM CALL."

Now that (I suppose) means she is coming in or through a private gated community without permission, OR she is returning to a home she'd been at previously but where she does NOT belong, and either the homeowner called in an "alarm" or some automatic security system did.

It all went downhill from there as she IMMEDIATELY began challenging the police officer and saying "No!" and "Don't touch me!" and questioning his every order from WORD ONE.

This is TOTALLY on her.
 
That's what concealed carry is for.

I sometimes wonder if efforts are not made to repatriate them to the motherland that TPTB will get so fed up they'll drop a neutron bomb on the hood so Whites can take back the former neighborhoods that they were driven out of after clearing out the corpses.
 
R/T 19 sec


View: https://twitter.com/haymes_joshua/status/2079297964816642269?s=46



It has become increasingly obvious that forced integration has been a massive failure.

It has resulted in Whites being violently victimized by Blacks at nearly 35X the rate that blacks are victimized by whites.

The civil rights act destroyed one of our most fundamental constitutional rights, freedom of association.

I believe ending forced segregation was a good idea.
I also believe that forcing blacks & whites to integrate at gunpoint was a terrible idea.

We must restore freedom of association.
 
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