DeJuan Guillory was murdered by a cop in Louisiana. Family says LE are lying about the details

[www.THUG.com]

R.I.P. young breh... May his soul torment that cop and the cops future generations

 

[ReturnOfJudah]

318 is Alexandria and anything north. Some of them parishes deep with the cacs. Nothing like going to a place you think is mostly white and seeing a gang of black people. I had to stay in Concordia parish for a few days. I didn't know anything about the area and assumed it wouldn't be too many of us. I got out there and was surprised to see all the black folk.

Alexandria, Tullulah, Tensas Parish, Visalia, Winnaboro, Monroe & Shreveport don't play no games. Country boys will out it in your ass. Gotta fight the entire town to make it out alive. Go to a high school basketball game. shyt be lit and the entire town in there waiting for shyt to pop off. Natchez Mississippi too

 

[You Win Perfect]

Y'all have prisons down there with chain-gangs of Black people picking cotton, doing 20+ years for minor drug possession charges.

According to the 13th amendment prison is slavery. I don't why people say there isn't slavery anymore.

 

[Eastside Get The Money]

Riding through the back roads at night in the Boot while you out here smashing cops wives. Bad play my guy RIP but bad play

 

[ConPHIdential]

Most of your really racist parishes are in central Louisiana. Grant, Jackson, LaSalle, and Vernon for sure. I had to visit a police chief in Hornbeck and after the meeting we were outside just talking. People were passing by while we were having a conversation and eventually he just interrupted me mid sentence and asked "are you spending the night here?" I was like no I have a hotel in Alexandria. He then said "good, because I can't protect you after dark." Then he went on to tell me how the residents of the town ran the lone black resident who was a teacher out of there. Harassed her until she couldn't take it anymore and moved. When i go through there now I make sure it's early in the day just in case so I won't be there anywhere near dark.

Dapped.

Been living here most of my life and never heard of that town. I was about to call bs on the "lone black person being ran out a town" until I saw the population was 400 in 2010. That's wild.

 

[joeychizzle]

That fukking cop looks like he got down's syndrome :2facedacosby: fukk him
RIP to Dejuan Guillory.

 

[Asicz]

A lot of yall on that "But but he shouldn't a been sleepin' wit massa' s woman!"

Like that makes it right. Any one of y'all can pull a woman and not even know who the woman is married to, or if she is married.

And even if breh did know, that cop is foul.

 

[little4209]

Hold on breh, louisiana still racist like a bytch, but aint no slavery going on round here

Ask those Angola prisoners

Dont or didn't they pick cotton? And i heard on a prisoner's podcast for only 4 cents but they only give you 2 cents and hold the rest for fines etc... smh scust

 

[Dushane Hill]

Why this only 4 pages?

 

[tmonster]

sub

 

[JayGatsby]

Why this only 4 pages?

the truth?
cause no1 gives a shyt

peeps are over the whole " cop vs black" phase


respectfully....

 

[Marti]

I dont care if he was fukking every cac in that hick ass town, he did not deserve this!

 

[DarrynCobretti]

RIP

Most of your really racist parishes are in central Louisiana. Grant, Jackson, LaSalle, and Vernon for sure. I had to visit a police chief in Hornbeck and after the meeting we were outside just talking. People were passing by while we were having a conversation and eventually he just interrupted me mid sentence and asked "are you spending the night here?" I was like no I have a hotel in Alexandria. He then said "good, because I can't protect you after dark." Then he went on to tell me how the residents of the town ran the lone black resident who was a teacher out of there. Harassed her until she couldn't take it anymore and moved. When i go through there now I make sure it's early in the day just in case so I won't be there anywhere near dark.

Well damn.

 

[Objection]

Dapped.

Been living here most of my life and never heard of that town. I was about to call bs on the "lone black person being ran out a town" until I saw the population was 400 in 2010. That's wild.

I've never heard of a lot of these places until I started this job. A lot of these places are still considered villages. Most of these towns have a police department with just the chief as the lone employee.

 

[Freedman]

Cop involved in this had a previous incident

State Police records: Evangeline Parish sheriff deputy on leave in July shooting involved in prior in-custody death