Posted on 08/25/2020 4:50:54 PM PDT by BenLurkin
In connection with the June 9 attack, Abdul-Jabbar, 28, was charged with three felony counts of assault with a deadly weapon, one felony count of carrying a dirk or dagger, and three enhancements of inflicting great bodily injury, the Orange County District Attorney’s Office said.
The 60-year-old neighbor suffered a fractured skull and nearly died from blood loss after collapsing outside of the emergency room, according to the DA’s Office.
On June 9, the neighbor who shares a driveway with Abdul-Jabbar confronted him about not taking in the trash cans for his elderly roommate. Ray Winsor, who identified himself as the neighbor stabbed, told KTLA at the time of the incident that Abdul-Jabbar lives with a woman who helped raise him.
The argument escalated and Abdul-Jabbar is accused of stabbing the man multiple times with a large hunting knife, including in the back of the head, causing a fractured skull and a brain bleed, the DA’s Office said.
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Looks like Lew and the kid in the cockpit in “Airplane” had a son.
You drag Walton and Lanier up and down the court for 48 minutes, and see if your son doesn’t stab someone.
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Good one!! Those were the days when BB was real. This Celtic fan used to sing: koreem the dream who shoots his cream.
I believe he bedded 1000’s of women.
Lol! Well done!
“at the time of the incident that Abdul-Jabbar lives with a woman who helped raise him.”
What is being implied here? Or am I just seeing things?
I think you’re thinking of Wilt Chamberlain.
Very old news........
He’s a protected class.
That be the one before he went Muslim all up in there
Lew Alcindor. I saw him play before the KAJ name change. He was skinny and very tall to my 13 year old eye.
Alcindor...Got to see him play in Power Memorial’s second game against Washington DC DeMatha at U Maryland Cole Field House
“Friday marks the 50th anniversary of the most famous high school basketball game in Washington area history. On Jan 30, 1965, DeMatha did what many considered impossible – it knocked off New York City’s Power Memorial and its star seven-foot center Lew Alcindor, who later became Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, the NBA’s all-time leading scorer.”
“DeMatha’s victory ended Power’s 71-game winning streak and trained a previously unimaginable spotlight on high school basketball in general and DeMatha’s burgeoning program in particular.”
“There were actually two games between the two schools – both played at the University of Maryland’s Cole Field House. Each game was a sellout, with more than 12,000 fans in attendance. The first of the two games ended in a narrow victory for the visiting New Yorkers. The second, of course, went to DeMatha.”
yeah, I saw him in person too. my brother and I went to UCLA for some reason and he was there. we were a few feet away ....he was amazingly tall.
#18. The son looks like the late artist Bob Ross, a good Christian man.
Looks like Kareem is going to have to revise his views on supporting BLMs and other violent black racist groups now rioting around the country. (He has made an attempt, but an attempt is no longer ‘enough’).
Something is wrong at home.
45 ACP
Thanks
At first, I thought the asshole was Seth Rogen. Spitting image of that scumbag.
They named their son (the perp) "Adam" after Adam Clayton Powell who was a noted civil rights crusader. The stabber's mother reportedly married someone named "Buckley" and has long faded from view.
Leni
From the article linked in the instagram, the kid was named after Adam Clayton Powell.
Unbelievable the dude is out on bond awaiting trial. That’s California for you.
Morgan Wootten (April 21, 1931 – January 21, 2020) was an American high school basketball coach for 46 seasons at DeMatha Catholic High School in Hyattsville, Maryland.
He led the Stags to five national championships and 33 Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (WCAC) titles.
In 2000, he was the third high school coach to be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame and the first high school only coach to be inducted.
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