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[𓃵 @21cliks]

Keep ur mf head up nigga.

[B/R Football @brfootball]

Salute to some of the best to wear No. 11 on 11/11 🫡

[RapsShowYo🧊 @RapsShowYo]

Game Day #WeTheNorth

[Ole Teya @TeyaKevin]

Andreas Odhiambo's winning goal against the Ivory Coast.

[Sen @SensatiionuL]

A YouTuber’s $400,000 Ferrari caught fire in a dry cornfield, spread to the rental van beside it, and erased nearly half a million dollars within minutes 😳👀

“Well, there goes half a million dollars, I guess.”

[Uwem Brown @uwembrown1]

This is how "boring football" looks like.

I am so proud of this boring football by Arsenal.
As a matter of fact, long may this type of boring football continue 😄 🤣

And, this type of boring football can win you the league 👍 👌

[Troll Football @TrollFootball]

My new favourite player

[Bruno G. @afc_sk14]

Sometimes revenge doesn’t come from the person you wronged. It comes from someone who watched, learned and never forgot. Wenger’s former favourite eventually became Pep’s biggest headache.

[6ixBuzzTV @6ixbuzztv]

Did you know it’s legal to keep lions and tigers in Ontario backyards, and the province doesn't know how many there are

[𓃵 @21cliks]

@KayLFC05_ There was no Klopp/Pep era,you https://t.co/AYOVoz1BBp only won one trophy in those nine years 😂. That was the Man City https://t.co/IJO7DZoAWq just can’t fathom the fact that even with all that money, you’re still shit and can’t even make it into the top four.

[savage daughter @DonnaPrissyrn1]

Weird

[Troll Football Archive @trollfootbol]

Arsenal highlights since losing to Fleetwood Town

[rackz 💫 @rackzfc]

had to cleanse my ears with some peak after hearing that bs😭

[Beşiktaş JK @Besiktas]

Hero of the day. ⭐

[Idk @Luvidk21_]

.When I’m hotboxing with my headphones on & the song got a siren in it

[Forever Arsenal @Arsenal_N10]

What a beautiful sight this is for every Arsenal fan.

[YB ARCHIVE @ybarchive0]

NBA YoungBoy Sent A Inspirational Message To A Upcoming Artist On Instagram About Signing Him To His Label NeverBrokeAgain 👀💚

[Azy @xShin_nouzen]

I swear I hate fans in the UK

[Emzel @Emzyl_]

I’m still in awe man, this GIF will feed generations, LOOL

[𝐑𝐲𝐲🃏(fan) @AFC_Ryyy]

We got them making “Entertainment tables” now😭😭😭

[Amin @amin_postik]

On January 19, 2017, a court camera in Orlando filmed Markeith Loyd's first appearance before a judge. He had a bandage over his left eye and a padded vest on his chest. He refused to fill out the form for a public defender and said he would represent himself. When the judge asked if he understood the charges he faced, he answered: "It don't matter."

Two days earlier he had been caught after a 9-day manhunt for killing a police officer.

It started on December 13, 2016. Loyd shot his ex-girlfriend Sade Dixon, 24, at her home in Pine Hills. She was 3 months pregnant and had two kids, ages 2 and 8. Her brother was shot too and survived.

On January 9, 2017, Master Sgt. Debra Clayton, 42, was leaving a Walmart when a shopper told her the man everyone was looking for was standing in line. She went to stop him. He shot her four times. Prosecutors said the last shot came as he stood over her. A deputy searching for Loyd that day died in a crash.

Police found him hiding at a house on January 17. He was wearing body armor and carrying guns. He came out with a bloody face, a broken eye socket and an eye he would never see out of again. He was cuffed with Clayton's own handcuffs. The officers were later cleared.

In the video below, Loyd starts quiet. Yes, no. Then he tells the judge police made everything up. He says he never resisted arrest. He says the penalties don't matter to him. When the judge ends the hearing, he curses at her over and over as deputies lead him out. The next day, facing the charges for Clayton's death, he told the same judge he wasn't Markeith Loyd and kept asking for her name. That hearing lasted under two minutes.

The local state attorney then refused to seek the death penalty against him in any case. The governor took the case away from her.

In 2019 a jury convicted him of killing Dixon and gave him life. In 2021 another jury convicted him of killing Clayton and unanimously recommended death. His lawyers argued he believed the judge and prosecutors were slave masters trying to kill him. On March 3, 2022, the judge sentenced him to death. He had one more outburst on the way out.

He said it didn't matter. Five years later, it did.

Was Markeith Loyd a cop killer playing games with the court, or a broken man who never should have been allowed to stand there alone?