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To: ltc8k6

It's just a tad different than Lil' Kim asking for the AV to be treated with respect, LOL. (Note: Odd/guilty? statements from Kim, "I really felt bad ... she (AV) didn't do anything wrong. I didn't want to see her in the back of a police car.")

http://johnsville.blogspot.com/2006/06/duke-lacrosse-scandal-spin-dancer-etc.html

WILLIAMS: Roberts says this is what happened next: The players continued to make racial insults. Roberts threw angry words back at them mocking their manhood. Eventually Roberts called 911 from the car, in tears, to report that the young men were calling them niggers. Then she drove the barely conscious dancer to a grocery store parking lot and got help from the police. When police arrived they assumed the woman was drunk and tried to revive her.

ROBERTS: They tried to give her smelling salts and the smelling salts didn't work.

WILLIAMS: And they put her in an ambulance..

ROBERTS: em em (negative) a police car

WILLIAMS: Oh a police car, and you drove away?

ROBERTS: They said, and, and, I made sure, I said it so many times because I really felt bad so I asked many times if they would please treat her with respect and she didn't do anything wrong. I didn't want to see her in the back of a police car.


204 posted on 06/16/2006 7:31:24 AM PDT by maggief (and the dessert cart rolls on ...)
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To: maggief

I can't figure why Kim left 610.

The LAX players were leaving because she said she had called the cops.

Supposedly her passenger needed help.

The police will be there in minutes.

Why leave?

Why delay the help to CGM for so long when the cops were already on the way?


209 posted on 06/16/2006 7:35:24 AM PDT by ltc8k6
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