Breaking news(with url link ): Fanboy stab each other over Android vs Apple

[gfederline9]

The ever-heated battle over mobile ecosystems left two wounded fanboys today: In Tulsa, Oklahoma, two roommates were hospitalised after a drunken fight about the relative benefits of Android and Apple phones

Fanboys Stab Each Other Over Android Vs Apple | Gizmodo Australia

 

[Rukbat]

And they let people like this drive and vote. Scary!

 

[gfederline9]

And they let people like this drive and vote. Scary!

Police said a third man was reported to be have been drinking with the duo, but was gone by the time they arrived. Many questions linger (Tulsa police did not immediately respond to my request for comment), including: Was this evasive comrade a Windows Phone man?

Was this evasive comrade a Windows Phone man?

 

[mdk32014]

People can be so stupid.

 

[stackberry369]

The ever-heated battle over mobile ecosystems left two wounded fanboys today: In Tulsa, Oklahoma, two roommates were hospitalised after a drunken fight about the relative benefits of Android and Apple phones

Fanboys Stab Each Other Over Android Vs Apple | Gizmodo Australia

are You kidding? Lol

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[JnEricsonx]

And in continuing news from this area of intelligence:

Tulsa reserve deputy who fatally mistook gun for a Taser turns himself in - The Washington Post

 

[Rukbat]

And in continuing news from this area of intelligence:

Tulsa reserve deputy who fatally mistook gun for a Taser turns himself in - The Washington Post

"'It was an excusable homicide, in my opinion,' Bates’ attorney, Clark Brewster, told News On 6. 'The circumstances were not intentional. It was an accident.'”

No, it was negligent homicide. He was criminally negligent in not making shre that he knew where he kept his Taser and where he kept his gun. (And the Sheriff's department was criminally negligent in allowing an obviously untrained or undertrained person to act as a law enforcement officer. I hope the family wins a judgement against the department that bankrupts it.)

 

[stackberry369]

"'It was an excusable homicide, in my opinion,' Bates’ attorney, Clark Brewster, told News On 6. 'The circumstances were not intentional. It was an accident.'”

No, it was negligent homicide. He was criminally negligent in not making shre that he knew where he kept his Taser and where he kept his gun. (And the Sheriff's department was criminally negligent in allowing an obviously untrained or undertrained person to act as a law enforcement officer. I hope the family wins a judgement against the department that bankrupts it.)

also, don't forget that he paid to play cop

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