Too bad Lord Calvert ever settled Baltimore. Better it not have existed at this rate
In before the Gasoline Control Debate begins.
Omoron will want to ban gasoline and close all the loopholes.
B on B?
Mayor Mouthbreather must be so proud of her city.
This is third world crap.
We need to ban gasoline.
If we save just ONE life...
Mmmmm...necklacing.
Beyond horrible.
There is a safety film by a former refinery worker, severely burned. Among many brutal events, he tells of constantly praying for his own death!
An amazing film.
This s--t needs to stop. We are simply allowing this to happen. We haven't taken any action.
Woe is me, woe is me...
Vote Bernie, film at eleven...
The person screaming on the ground without clothes at 18 seconds is definitely white.
Bystanders were black.
More of Barry Soetoro’s fundamentally deformed America. This is why he wants to disarm Americans.
Couldn’t tell for sure, but it Looks like the victim or victims was white and the perps black.
That’s not Baltimore City. It’s Baltimore County, almost in Harford County and not in a bad area either.
Dear God, what a nightmare.
This is the guy from the safety film:
Emergency crews eventually arrived, and Charlie remembers wondering why they were all so emotional and concerned when they saw him. They say burn victims go into shock at first. It wasn’t until he was inside the ambulance when he looked at his arms. They were charcoal black with bubbling skin. Then the pain set in. He began praying to God to just let him die.
Over 50% of Charlie’s body was covered in third-degree burns. Where his clothing had burned off, the burns were to his bones.
- See more at: http://www.livingsafer.com/2010/09/22/finding-charlie-morecraft-a-burn-survivors-true-story/#sthash.LRIIYnbe.dpuf
I am afraid this is going to be commonplace in the near future as our society fractures among numerous lines. God is the answer, He is the hope...the way.
WHITE MARSH, Md. (WJZ) — Two people are hospitalized with serious burns after police say their coworkers doused them with gasoline and lit them on fire. One suspect is under arrest, and police say the other coworker is not considered a suspect at this time.
Police say what started as a fight between coworkers ended with two people set on fire.
Emergency vehicles rush to Route 40 in White Marsh around 4:30 p.m. Friday after police receive a call for two people engulfed in flames.
Investigators say four men left work at a local business in two different cars. When one car broke down, the four walked to a nearby has station for fuel. As they were walking back, they started arguing.
That’s when police say two of the men poured gasoline on the two victims and lit them on fire on the side of the road, leaving them with critical burns.
http://patch.com/maryland/perryhall/police-id-suspect-white-marsh-burning
Literally, workplace violence. Both men critical, one has burns over 90% of his body.
One man arrested.