@Cookiqsx@westsidephilos1@BoxingKingdom14@menaceboxing 60x over the limit being 0 meaning you shouldn’t have any in your system. He tested for 6NG over the limit again being 0 so ofc it’s going to be 60x to promote him being a “cheater”
@BxrflipGaming@Willjum1 Loading into a server and seeing a few vendis full of explosives or guns furthers my obligation to not “catch up” to other players.
@BxrflipGaming@Willjum1 I’m not sure how fluctuation of guns encourages pvp when loot hoarding has been around forever. Players not roaming with weapons has been a hot topic & if you do find a player its either you shred or you get shredded because the recoil is just to easy for everyone.
@Whatunobougator @lil_boxheadd @OUNTOPACK @BarceRussell @RomezWrld@DailyLoud Yall talking like this man doesn’t have 600 witnesses against him & like he’s going to need to be cutting anytime soon. Bro ain’t seeing the outside world for a while.
(August 8, 2023) Chicago, Illinois - Man accused of killing girl headed straight for her in apartment building.
The man accused of killing a 9-year-old Chicago girl who had been riding her scooter outside crossed a street and headed straight toward her in the vestibule of her apartment building before shooting her, prosecutors said Tuesday.
Serabi Medina’s father, who had told her to come into the vestibule, shouted at Michael Goodman, but the man ignored him, allegedly raising his arm and shooting Medina in the head Saturday night in the Portage Park neighborhood, prosecutors said during a court hearing.
The father tackled Goodman, causing the gun to go off again and striking Goodman in the eye, according to prosecutors, the Chicago Sun-Times reported. Goodman has been released from the hospital after being treated for the injury and appeared in court Tuesday.
The girl was rushed to Stroger Hospital, where she was pronounced dead.
Goodman, 43, was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. He was ordered held without bail Tuesday.
Goodman had a valid license to own the gun and has no other criminal background, prosecutors said.
An assistant public defender representing Goodman said he has lived in the city since 2009 and worked as a computer programmer for about two decades. Goodman, who said nothing during the hearing, is expected back in court Aug. 23.
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