WMAZ "In this screen capture from a video taken by WMAZ, Telegraph photographer Woody Marshall, left, is being pushed against a wall by Malik Brown."
Posted on 12/31/2010 8:01:06 AM PST by BenLurkin
A man apparently accompanying state Sen. Robert Brown to a hurriedly called Thursday news conference attacked and injured Telegraph photographer Woody Marshall at Macon City Hall, prompting conflicting stories from those involved.
Reached shortly after the incident, Brown said, “The person in question is not associated with me. I’ve got one person on my staff, and that was not him. This is not something I would be associated with. I did not physically see the altercation. I do not know the person, nor is he associated with me. Other than that, I’ve no specific comment on this matter.”
But Brown clearly knew the assailant’s father, and the assailant himself said he was acting in defense of Brown.
Brown, a Macon Democrat and the Senate minority leader, called the news conference at noon to issue a statement about his dispute with state Rep. Allen Peake, R-Macon, about inflammatory but vague comments Brown made during the taping of a TV show earlier in the week. He walked into City Hall with two men trailing a few feet behind. Serving to muddle events further, all three are named Brown: a middle-aged man in glasses and a dark jacket, later identified as C.J. Brown; and a very large younger man in a red T-shirt -- C.J. Brown’s son Malik El Brown, 28.
C.J. Brown said they’re not actually related to the senator and don’t work for him, but he failed to explain why they showed up at the news conference together.
Read more: http://www.macon.com/2010/12/31/1393922/telegraph-photographer-attacked.html##ixzz19hoSUhBP
(Excerpt) Read more at macon.com ...
Place is looking more like Uganda every day.
Amish!! They’re devils!
Well it is nicknamed macongo
I’m thinking that Rev. King did not say justice shall roll down like waters from the fists of some guy named Malik.
Well, good news if a Democrat mugged a Telegraph guy. That might tend to put them even more on our side. On the whole, they’ve been better at reporting on American politics than anyone in the American media, but the Brits can’t seem to get over their snootiness about Sarah and the Tea Party.
Maybe this will help them see the light.
Note the color of that mobster’s shirt. I’d say he’s another Nazi.
Looks like Malik El Brown committed a Muslim hate crime to me.....
The play-by-play in this article was special.
When a Brownie meets a Brownie, Brownin’ through the Brown.
Maybe it would be easier if you replaced every instance of a first name or “Brown” with “Smurf”, and the verbs, too, with Smurf verbs.
From the article;
“Reached later by cell phone, Malik Brown offered a brief excuse.
“I did what I did because I thought he was trying to attack Mr. Brown. I really don’t have much to say. I’m driving,” he said.
Houston County Sheriff’s Office records say Malik Brown was arrested Dec. 14 on charges of driving on a suspended or revoked license and not wearing a seat belt.”
He was driving? Hmmmmmmm,,,,,,......
The Macon Telegraph newspaper is in Macon,GA.
....inhabited by macacas, as Sen. Allen might say.
Leni
The article is quite funny.
The Senator’s spokesman and the Senator are NOT on the same page.
We know him.
We don’t know him, but he’s with us.
He’s brother but not family.
Not affiliated.
Supporter.
LOL.
File a criminal complaint, then follow up with a civil rights claim, then follow those with a civil suit.
AND ... follow the money. Who writes Malik a check every month? He obviously eats well, and a lot.
Ah, well. Then maybe it will cause the Macon Telegraph to be a little less Democrat-friendly in future.
I thought the same, at first, as you did. Lol!
Did my linky no worky?
State Senator Brown dresses like a pimp and walks around with his own thug entourage.
You have a rye sense of humor.
Wouldn’t hurt to identify the state in the topics or in the first post. There appear to be Macons in France, Arkansas, Mississippi, Georgia, Illinois, Missouri, Tennessee, Virginia and North Carolina. From the picture, it looks like folks you’d see in parts of France.
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