He was low level drug dealer who got what he got because he owed money. His words, not mine. “$15,000 and 24 pounds of marijuana”. The pass they give this guy. Michael Brown’s crime? Walking down the street. If you want to play the thug’ game, stealing a box of cigarillos. Sentence? Death. Execution. And then the media killed him all over again.

He was low level drug dealer who got what he got because he owed money. His words, not mine. "$15,000 and 24 pounds of marijuana". The pass they give this guy. Michael Brown's crime? Walking down the street. If you want to play the thug' game, stealing a box of cigarillos. Sentence? Death. Execution. And then the media killed him all over again.

Man kidnapped in St. Louis drug ring conspiracy talks to Fox 2

ST. LOUIS - St. Louis entrepreneur Todd Beckman is now serving 20 years for kidnapping. A federal judge sentenced him in February, along with three other men who got less time. The men said they were trying to recover $15,000 and 24 pounds of marijuana. No one’s heard from the young man they kidna...

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