Confirmed – Philando Castile Was an Armed Robbery Suspect

Conservative Treehouse ^ | 07-08-2016 | Sundance

[Kevin in California]

The Falcon Heights, Minnesota police shooting of Philando Castile is based around an entirely false narrative. Castile and Ms. Diamond Reynolds (Facebook video uploader) were pulled over by police because Castile matched a BOLO Alert for an armed robbery suspect from four days prior

[knarf]

Does it matter ?

[dragnet2]

The magistrate began by detailing a crime that had been committed the night before and explained I looked like the suspect

What was the crime?

Does it matter?

Well hell yes. Was the crime you were suspected in a multiple homicide, or simply a FTA, (failure to appear) for a petty traffic violation?

Why would you decline to reveal that information?

[knarf]

B and E

[dragnet2]

Breaking and entering? OK. Sounds rather minor unless he told you it was a bank, gun shop etc.

Do ya think the cop would have approached you the same way if you were a, “Armed robbery suspect”?

[knarf]

Look ... I don't know ... it was 1970 something and the story is as I remember.

My point in relating it was to point out if you just go along with the program, and you're innocent (I knew, whatever the pop was for, it wasn't me ... I was working the lights) ... and having had my share of 'guilty' run ins with the cops ... you just answer and go along ... it always comes out right ..... if you're innocent.

Here ... here's another one;

I was on parole (1960 something) and I had been dealing acid on the Commons.
Cops busted me for drunk and found a baggie with some white tabs.

Went to jail that night and stood before the judge the next day ... cop relates the story ... "found white pills and they're being analyzed now ... blah blah blah"

Judge asks me for MY version

Yeah, I had white pills .... penicillin ...I have VD .... here they are" and I took out a Marlboro pack and shook out 4 or 5 penicillin pills

Judge threw out the drug charge but did violate my parole ... had to go back to do 2 months (all that was left on the bit)

[dragnet2]

So breaking an entering a garden shed would most likely be considered a non-violent crime. Right?

My point and question is, do ya think the cop would have approached you the same way if you were a, “Armed robbery suspect”?

[IChing]

You have no brain if you believe anything from that scam artist druggie drunk “girlfriend.”

[dragnet2]

Tell me Ching, how do ya know the GF was a druggie? Were their not two adults in the vehicle? Could it have been the BFs pot?

What are the lies the GF stated?

[IChing]

You obviously don’t know anything about black subculture.

[IChing]

He’s throwing gang signs in his pics, and was in a Crips facebook group. HE did that, not anyone else.

Do you know ANYTHING?

[IChing]

What our society has become - that it’s so noteworthy that he wore a shirt and tie to the interview, it’s included in the article. Organizations are under such pressure, from within and without, to employ and promote black criminals that it’s some kind of amazing thing when one of them does something normal.

[IChing]

Don’t reply to my comments unless and until you’ve done some basic looking into this case. The gf showcases her drug use and drug lifestyle in her own selfies, comments, posts, and pics, constant drinking and drug use all over her social media. Not that you’d trouble yourself to have looked into any of that.

[IChing]

And if you can’t spot such an obvious scam artist like her, making stuff up on the spot, even after all the Duke Lacrosse, Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, Tawana Brawley, Jena 6, and countless other black thug racketeer shakedown cases, I can’t help you.

[knarf]

I have no idea ... I walkin’ home about 5 or 6 AM and the cop stopped me.

[dragnet2]

That’s all irrelevant to this case here.

If the pot was found on the BFs person, and the GF stated it was not hers, no charge for the GF.

No?

[dragnet2]

I have likely forgotten more about cons and scam artist than you likely ever knew. And the more I have an exchange with you, the more it’s becoming inordinately clear you have no clue what you’re talking about.

No offense though.

[dragnet2]

So breaking an entering a garden shed would most likely be considered a non-violent crime. My point and question is, do ya think the cop would have approached you the same way if you were a, “Armed robbery suspect”?

I have no idea

Thanks for being honest. I can assure you they approached you very differently for their own protection.

[dragnet2]

And for anyone who happens to read any of this, those who have preconceived favorites and or are biased pro-cop or otherwise, do not like those who are impartial, candid and who stick to the facts/evidence at hand. It's always been like this. ☺

[Finalapproach29er]

Wide nose,blk Male,had broken tail light.