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Why are young people this stupid?
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(Reuters) - Three Alabama university students were among seven people shot, several critically injured, early on Saturday morning at a raucous spring break party in Panama City Beach, Florida, and the suspected shooter was taken into custody, local police said.
Shortly before 1 a.m., officers were called to a building near the beach, where they found the victims, three of whom are students at Alabama A&M University, the Bay County Sheriff's office said in an electronic statement.
The suspected shooter, 22-year old David Jamichael Daniels of Mobile, Alabama, was found nearby and taken into custody. He was charged with seven counts of attempted murder, police said.
The Florida Panhandle city has been struggling with out-of-control, around-the-clock parties attended by the hundreds of thousands of college students who pack into the area in March and April during spring break.
Police described a "chaotic scene" with victims found in and around the home. A .40-caliber handgun was found in the backyard of the residence. Police said the shooting was the sixth firearm related call of the evening.
Alabama A&M University Lieutenant William Schumake, citing a Bay County investigator, said the students were "innocent victims in the wrong place when an altercation broke out resulting in shots being fired."
The school named the victims being treated at an area hospital as students Kearria Freed, 20, who was in critical condition; Kelli Regina Curry, 20, in stable condition; and Annesia Powell, 19, who was undergoing surgery.
The suspected shooter is not an AAMU student, the school said.
Also injured and being treated were Devanta Moore, 21, Jacole Young, 22, Tykeria Ethridge, 22, and Henton Franklin, 22, police said. Moore and Franklin were listed in critical condition.
"I was shot several times including in the neck - I just knew I was dead," Ethridge appeared to write on a Facebook page that also had a photo of her in a hospital room. "I'm cryin right now, the fact I'm stuck w(ith) these bullets, man life too short."
Shortly before 1 a.m., officers were called to a building near the beach, where they found the victims, three of whom are students at Alabama A&M University, the Bay County Sheriff's office said in an electronic statement.
The suspected shooter, 22-year old David Jamichael Daniels of Mobile, Alabama, was found nearby and taken into custody. He was charged with seven counts of attempted murder, police said.
The Florida Panhandle city has been struggling with out-of-control, around-the-clock parties attended by the hundreds of thousands of college students who pack into the area in March and April during spring break.
Police described a "chaotic scene" with victims found in and around the home. A .40-caliber handgun was found in the backyard of the residence. Police said the shooting was the sixth firearm related call of the evening.
Alabama A&M University Lieutenant William Schumake, citing a Bay County investigator, said the students were "innocent victims in the wrong place when an altercation broke out resulting in shots being fired."
The school named the victims being treated at an area hospital as students Kearria Freed, 20, who was in critical condition; Kelli Regina Curry, 20, in stable condition; and Annesia Powell, 19, who was undergoing surgery.
The suspected shooter is not an AAMU student, the school said.
Also injured and being treated were Devanta Moore, 21, Jacole Young, 22, Tykeria Ethridge, 22, and Henton Franklin, 22, police said. Moore and Franklin were listed in critical condition.
"I was shot several times including in the neck - I just knew I was dead," Ethridge appeared to write on a Facebook page that also had a photo of her in a hospital room. "I'm cryin right now, the fact I'm stuck w(ith) these bullets, man life too short."
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Jamichael
Annesia
Tykeria
Jacole
Kearria
I rest my case [8)]
Their culture is devolving, and they show no ability to restrain themselves. It is though their emotions are hard wired directly to their muscles.
They feel...and then do. No thinking in between.
Probably going to get worse before it gets better.
This culture is reared with no class, no rules and no fathers who give a rats *
Alabama A&M University Lieutenant William Schumake, citing a Bay County investigator, said the students were "innocent victims in the wrong place when an altercation broke out resulting in shots being fired."
This ^^^^^^^^^^^^^speaks volumes also, "innocent" yea,.....right [:D]
"Never do wrong to make a friend----or to keep one".....Robert E. Lee
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Jamichael
Annesia
Tykeria
Jacole
Kearria
I rest my case [8)]
+1
Because they were raised by old people that stupid?
More like they were raised by $7.00/hr daycare workers with God knows what values instead of by their "parents" who were to busy both having to work to chase that dollar.
quote:Originally posted by nutfinn
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Jamichael
Annesia
Tykeria
Jacole
Kearria
I rest my case [8)]
+1
agree, BUT ! how do these porch monkeys get into college if their families (?) are so poor and destitute [?] .......... [}:)]
I left feeling it all a huge fraud.
It was fun, but it sure wasn't that fun.
perp had to be a white guy
If it was, the AG, Sharpton, socialist democrats, and sycophants in MSM would be in total meltdown.
BTW, thank goodness the perp wasn't a cop.
Too old to live...too young to die...
Blame the parents or lack of them.
This culture is reared with no class, no rules and no fathers who give a rats *
Precisely.
Parents have a responsibility that is as large, and larger, than that of a military commander in a war zone.
Where a derelict commander would be stripped of rank and drummed out, a derelict parent is given what, five minutes of fame in local media.
quote:Originally posted by cce1302
Because they were raised by old people that stupid?
More like they were raised by $7.00/hr daycare workers with God knows what values instead of by their "parents" who were to busy both having to work to chase that dollar.
or to busy selling drugs and/or themselves to watch their own and if they did I would doubt they had the correct morals to do so anyway....[xx(]