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Shouldn't there be some sort of punctuation after the word "New Guinea" .....:shrug:....I can never get that shit straight.....
Somebody slipped me a Mickey in New Guinea once. Woke up with a horrible hangover, no money, no clothes and I was handcuffed to a small brown girl who was frothing at the mouth. What a night that must have been.
:shrug:
I have no idea.
:shrug:
I have no idea.
Not over yet.
*The Texas Rangers have been asked to investigate the McKinney pool party incident.
*The Texas Rangers have been asked to investigate the McKinney pool party incident.
"The*Texas Ranger Division, commonly called the*Texas Rangers, is a*law enforcement agency*with statewide*jurisdiction*in*Texas, based in the capital city of*Austin."
CryBoy, I'm just fucking with ya.....everyone knows the Texas Rangers don't have a baseball team......:142smilie
Consider this case closed!!!!!!!!!
Norris family cookout(only known footage of Norris sans the turkey strapped to his head)...
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McKinney Texas is proud to welcome Gloria Allred to keep things REAL......:toast:
Woman in McKinney pool party fight denies using racist slurs
Julieta Chiquillo Follow @jmchiquillo Email jchiquillo@dallasnews.com
Published: June 16, 2015 3:41 pm
Tracey Carver, a white woman seen on video in a fight at the McKinney pool party that fueled a national debate about race, spoke at a press conference in Los Angeles on Tuesday to deny accusations that she said racist slurs.
In a statement forwarded to The Dallas Morning News, Carver said that she was trying to defuse a fight between her friend and a young woman who pulled the friend?s hair. The McKinney woman noted she had to relocate to California because of threats against her and her family.
Tatyana Rhodes, a black 19-year-old woman, had told a photojournalist that another woman, who is white, told her to return to her public housing before slapping her in the face. Rhodes said she, her mother and sister live in the Craig Ranch subdivision and hosted the party there.
Carver said that people set up a barbecue event with a DJ next to the pool but outside the pool gates around 5 p.m. June 5. People attending the barbecue who were not residents of the Craig Ranch neighborhood then began entering the pool ?by the dozens.?
Partygoers became angry at a pool security guard when he began asking for them to show their key cards, according to Carver. She said she was also asked to show her key card.
Carver said she decided to leave with her children, a grandchild and a friend when people started jumping the fence around the pool. She recalls others shouting, ?Go home, bye, black haters.?
?It was nearly impossible to exit the gate because it was lined 3 rows deep with dozens of what appeared to be disrespectful, unruly and violent teens and young adults,? Carver said in the statement.
According to the McKinney woman, once she left the gate, a teen began screaming racist slurs at her friend and stated that the pool was public. The friend told the teen that it was not a public pool and that people pay dues to use it, Carver recalled.
Then a woman older than 18 charged at Carver?s friend, who made no motion toward the young woman, and grabbed her hair, according to Carver.
?My kids were screaming and traumatized,? Carver said. ?I walked out to defuse the fight and did just that. I didn?t beat anyone nor use racial slurs of any kind.?
According to Carver, someone threw a large, red ICEE drink at her, hitting her in the back and splashing her 11-year-old, who was in the car.
Carver has hired Gloria Allred to represent her. Allred is a well-known attorney with a career paved with high-profile cases. Most recently, Allred has represented women who accuse Bill Cosby of sexual assault.
?I have agreed to support Tracey and her family, because I am very concerned that the movement for racial equality suffers a serious setback when innocent individuals are wrongly accused of making racist statements based on false rumors and find themselves and their children being threatened that they will be raped and murdered,? Allred said in a statement.
The attorney added: ?Those who have lied about Tracey owe her an apology and it is long overdue for them to tell the truth about what really happened on June 5, 2015 in McKinney, Texas.?
A family friend, Aaron C. Clark, also spoke at the press conference. Clark, who is black, said he has been friends with Larry Allbritton, Tracey?s husband, for 27 years and lived with the family on and off. He described Carver as ?one of the most kind beautiful people that I have ever met or known.?
?While I was not at the incident that took place, I heard the story from Tracey and because I know the type of character she has, I am positive that she didn?t make any racist comments or start an altercation,? Clark said in a statement.
http://thescoopblog.dallasnews.com/...l-party-fight-denies-using-racist-slurs.html/
Woman in McKinney pool party fight denies using racist slurs
Julieta Chiquillo Follow @jmchiquillo Email jchiquillo@dallasnews.com
Published: June 16, 2015 3:41 pm
Tracey Carver, a white woman seen on video in a fight at the McKinney pool party that fueled a national debate about race, spoke at a press conference in Los Angeles on Tuesday to deny accusations that she said racist slurs.
In a statement forwarded to The Dallas Morning News, Carver said that she was trying to defuse a fight between her friend and a young woman who pulled the friend?s hair. The McKinney woman noted she had to relocate to California because of threats against her and her family.
Tatyana Rhodes, a black 19-year-old woman, had told a photojournalist that another woman, who is white, told her to return to her public housing before slapping her in the face. Rhodes said she, her mother and sister live in the Craig Ranch subdivision and hosted the party there.
Carver said that people set up a barbecue event with a DJ next to the pool but outside the pool gates around 5 p.m. June 5. People attending the barbecue who were not residents of the Craig Ranch neighborhood then began entering the pool ?by the dozens.?
Partygoers became angry at a pool security guard when he began asking for them to show their key cards, according to Carver. She said she was also asked to show her key card.
Carver said she decided to leave with her children, a grandchild and a friend when people started jumping the fence around the pool. She recalls others shouting, ?Go home, bye, black haters.?
?It was nearly impossible to exit the gate because it was lined 3 rows deep with dozens of what appeared to be disrespectful, unruly and violent teens and young adults,? Carver said in the statement.
According to the McKinney woman, once she left the gate, a teen began screaming racist slurs at her friend and stated that the pool was public. The friend told the teen that it was not a public pool and that people pay dues to use it, Carver recalled.
Then a woman older than 18 charged at Carver?s friend, who made no motion toward the young woman, and grabbed her hair, according to Carver.
?My kids were screaming and traumatized,? Carver said. ?I walked out to defuse the fight and did just that. I didn?t beat anyone nor use racial slurs of any kind.?
According to Carver, someone threw a large, red ICEE drink at her, hitting her in the back and splashing her 11-year-old, who was in the car.
Carver has hired Gloria Allred to represent her. Allred is a well-known attorney with a career paved with high-profile cases. Most recently, Allred has represented women who accuse Bill Cosby of sexual assault.
?I have agreed to support Tracey and her family, because I am very concerned that the movement for racial equality suffers a serious setback when innocent individuals are wrongly accused of making racist statements based on false rumors and find themselves and their children being threatened that they will be raped and murdered,? Allred said in a statement.
The attorney added: ?Those who have lied about Tracey owe her an apology and it is long overdue for them to tell the truth about what really happened on June 5, 2015 in McKinney, Texas.?
A family friend, Aaron C. Clark, also spoke at the press conference. Clark, who is black, said he has been friends with Larry Allbritton, Tracey?s husband, for 27 years and lived with the family on and off. He described Carver as ?one of the most kind beautiful people that I have ever met or known.?
?While I was not at the incident that took place, I heard the story from Tracey and because I know the type of character she has, I am positive that she didn?t make any racist comments or start an altercation,? Clark said in a statement.
http://thescoopblog.dallasnews.com/...l-party-fight-denies-using-racist-slurs.html/
