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| Free from the jail. Lifetime of punishment from the public and the lost of her children. |
Biggest threats to the United States.
- Gun Violence
- White supremacy
- A failing democracy
- A catastrophic pandemic
- Climate change
- Cancer
- Heart disease
- HIV/AIDS
- Famine
- Israel
The victim had posted on social media some very disturbing things about Black women. Not discounting the circumstances, his social media was catnip to the so-called FBA crowd.
For those who don't know what FBA means, it's called Foundational Black American [Ancestors]. It is a group of Black extremists who align themselves with the ADOS camp. They are Black separatists who side with President Donald J. Trump on issues that involve racism.
Tariq Nasheed, Umar Johnson, Candace Owens, even pretend Black white Muslim Jeffrey Shaun King grift off this cult and lack of self awareness.
Don't get me wrong, I am all for Black liberation and a right of return for all of our ancestors hard work. But given the Congress, Trump, their love of apartheid ethnostates like Israel and the need to vilify Blackness (i.e. DEI, critical race theory, Black fatigue, etc.), the wait for our "40 acres and a mule" are as long as a "Free Palestine."
This is in Georgia.
The Burke County Sheriff’s Office is bracing for possible trouble as a result of the grand jury’s decision.
Telvin Osborne's family will not see justice. The killer walks. Although she is expected to be hit with civil lawsuits, public shaming and the possibility of losing custody of her children, the victim’s family will never see the opportunity for justice. It's relatively white.
Burke County quietly called for Gov. Brian Kemp, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi to be on the alert for potential unrest and threats on individuals.
Burke County Prosecutors didn’t have conclusive evidence that Hannah Cobb intentionally killed her boyfriend in a drunken domestic violence quarrel.
District Attorney Jared Williams told News 12 on Friday that a grand jury returned a “no bill” for Cobb, who was arrested Feb. 25 on a charge of felony involuntary manslaughter in connection with the fatal shooting of her boyfriend, Telvin Osborne, 30.
The case was presented to a grand jury on April 24, but the grand jury decided not to pursue formal charges.
That doesn’t necessarily mean formal charges can’t be filed later, but Williams appears inclined to follow the grand jury’s lead.
“As the Grand Jury has spoken, the case is closed,” he said in a statement.
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The Burke County Sheriff’s Office is bracing for possible trouble as a result of the grand jury’s decision.
The agency posted on Facebook late Friday:
“We are aware of rumors circulating on social media regarding potential rioting in Waynesboro tonight following the grand jury’s decision to issue a ‘no bill’ in the case involving Hannah Cobb and the death of Telvin Osborne. It is important to understand that the grand jury is a legal body tasked with hearing all evidence presented in a case before reaching a decision. While we recognize that this outcome may be upsetting or unpopular to some, we strongly urge everyone to refrain from actions that could further harm our community.”
The post goes on to state that violence will not be tolerated.
Basically, they are saying that we don't have the manpower to stop unrest and we need the help of Georgia State Police, the Trump Administration and Fox to push the narrative that we are a "law and order" county.
We will punish dissent and outlaw threats.
So says the conservative Democratic sheriff.
Earlier this month, Cobb had been granted a $25,000 bond, level 1 monitoring, and told to surrender all firearms to law enforcement.
Deputies say that around 5:45 a.m. Feb. 23, they responded to the 800 block of 4 Points Road in Keysville to investigate a report of a shooting.
According to 911 recordings, Cobb told an operator she was either “clearing or cleaning” her gun when it went off and hit Osborne.
However, days later, Sheriff Alfonzo Williams said there was no evidence or information about a person cleaning a gun before the incident happened. Williams said alcohol was involved, and authorities weren’t listing the shooting as accidental.
Some different versions of the story came out at a March hearing – Cobb’s first public appearance since her arrest on a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter.
Cobb’s family said the relationship was chaotic with aspects of emotional and occasional physical abuse and allegations of cheating against Osborne.
The prosecution said the incident happened after the pair had been out until 2 a.m. at clubs in Augusta.
Cobb told deputies she was checking her 9 mm pistol as she and Osborne did every night, when it went off, hitting Osborne. She said she thought the safety was on, according to a report from deputies.
She also acknowledged she and Osborne had been arguing that night and that led to a physical altercation. Cobb’s friends said she got upset when she believed he was talking to another woman.
She provided Ring camera footage that showed them arguing and her telling him to get out, followed by him leaving.
Osborne showed back up at the house, and she told investigators he pulled a knife and threatened her. She even told authorities where to find the 8-inch knife, and they did find it.
On the scene, investigators say they found Osborne in the master bedroom with a gunshot wound to the chest.
Investigators say Osborne was pronounced dead at the hospital.
Osborne's remarks about Black women disturbed me. He compared Black women to sleeping with dogs. His mother gotta be Black.
So if you rather sleep with a dog than a Black woman, you will be arrested for animal cruelty and gross sexual imposition.
If you're interpreting Black women are inferior, that's your opinion.
But guess what?
Black women will sip their tea and not worry about who cuts the grass around your gravesite.
Black MAGAland, when you gonna figure out that President Donald J. Trump ain't going save you when you're drowning?
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