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Current Events => General Discussion => Topic started by: thundley4 on May 16, 2011, 04:13:00 PM
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After viewing photos of a dead Osama bin Laden, U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky said there's "no question" in her mind that they should not be released to the general public because of their graphic nature.
"These are pictures of a violent crime scene. This is a dead person. A dead Osama bin Laden," she said.
Pointing to Taliban suicide bombers retaliating in Pakistan Friday, killing 80, Schakowsky noted, "you know that there's no good that can come out of circulating those photos."
Link (http://blogs.dailyherald.com/node/5675)
Calling them crime scene photos implies that a crime was committed. By whom, the SEALs?
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Link (http://blogs.dailyherald.com/node/5675)
Calling them crime scene photos implies that a crime was committed. By whom, the SEALs?
When the SWAT has to drop the perp in a hostage case, the site is still a crime scene, even if the extinction of the perp wasn't the crime.
That being said, **** her and the donk she rode in on. :bigbird:
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When the SWAT has to drop the perp in a hostage case, the site is still a crime scene, even if the extinction of the perp wasn't the crime.
That being said, **** her and the donk she rode in on. that has been......riding her.
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When the SWAT has to drop the perp in a hostage case, the site is still a crime scene, even if the extinction of the perp wasn't the crime.
That being said, **** her and the donk she rode in on. :bigbird:
In the hostage case, the crime of kidnapping or unlawful restraint was committed . I don't see how taking out a terrorist would be considered a crime.