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Where we examine both sides of the coin and let the chips fall where they may.It's always heads or tails.You can't honestly decide unless you look at both.
Former Cleveland Cavalier coach Mike Brown is probably wondering what just happened. How can you be the winningest coach in the NBA http://nba.fanhouse.com/2010/05/24/cleveland-coach-mike-brown-fired/(61-21)and get fired? It probably has something to do with having Lebron James and not winning a championship. Is winning not enough?
http://nba.fanhouse.com/2010/05/24/cleveland-coach-mike-brown-fired/
One would wonder why a able bodied, intelligent young man would take a job as a police in a sometimes dangerous small town. More officers have been killed in West Memphis than it has in it's sister city who is 10 times larger. Yet these small town officers get as much action as NYPD. The answer is the I-40 corridor. It's the causeway to the west. Everything and everybody comes through there. Unfortunately this time it was a killer and his son.
Otherwise it's a pretty cushy job with the potential for great rewards. Especially in the Crime Interdiction Unit. Where both the slain officers worked. The operating budget is based on it's property seizures and arrests. Not so shabby when you consider they have made some of the largest seizures in history. Preachers,politicians and police always want more money, but you can generally expect to see a second generation. That's why it's a family business.
http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/2010/may/21/following-the-family-trade-turns-deadly-for-west/
My solutions to avoiding gunshots are still the same regardless what color the suspects are. My previous advice would've worked just as well for the two men who were killed today. I say the same thing I said when young Deaunta Farrow was killed by West Memphis police two years ago. http://indepcons.blogspot.com/2008/04/halt-means-stop.html The circumstances may have been different but the end result is still the same. Somebody lost their life.
This was like an action adventure movie. They showed the police officers in hot pursuit and everything. http://www.wreg.com/news/wreg-west-memphis-shot,0,192061.story It was like actually being there In the midst of the bullets. The picture says it all. That's one of the dead shooters lying there in handcuffs. If you mess up in West Memphis. It might just be the last time. They take no prisoners.
http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/2010/may/20/west-memphis-police-officer-killed-another-injured/
After looking at the numbers in last week's primary, I'm not so sure Mark Luttrell is a sure thing in the county mayor's race after all. Unlike the national trend sweeping the nation. Shelby county is still a Democratic stronghold. Mark Luttrell, for reasons of practical politics and personal philosophy, resists being drawn in to discussions of parties or demographics. Seeing Ford draw 20,360 of the 35,554 votes cast in the Democratic primary. While Luttrell got 28,538 of the 29,415 Republican votes is reason for concern. Even with a turnout of only 10%, Democrats still had the biggest share.
With his uninspired speeches and lack of a platform Joe Ford proved that the citizens don't require a long list of credits. Mark Luttrell having $152,000 in his campaign chest would be overwhelming to most other candidates, but not Joe Ford.
You can't buy his name recognition. Even though it's not all good. His family has a history dating back almost forty years. All things considered. It might be Ford on the fifth.