There are so many lessons to be learned from one of the most heinous atrocities committed by America’s criminal class in Baltimore in recent weeks as they’ve become emboldened by the local police adopting a “hands off” approach to policing.
Here’s Arnesha Bowers story:
Police say 16-year-old Arnesha Bowers went through hell at the hands of two Bloods gang members who met her at a party and then targeted and terrorized her, robbing her grandmother’s home, dragging her into the basement, sexually assaulting her, suffocating her with electrical cord and setting her on fire.
So two gang-banging thugs thought her relatives had money, so they broke in to her place, raped her, found $40, strangled her with an electrical cord and set her on fire to hide the evidence?
If I was the judge, those boys would have already been sentenced to a wood chipper.
The girl’s grandmother had some sage advice:
Her grandmother, Sandra Bowers, praised the police and those who gave them the information to make the arrests.
“We just need to pick our friends wisely. We understand that this world has many dangers. And you do have to be cautious. You really do,” she said.
Yep.
Both Both Adonay Dixon and John Childs, those charged in Arnesha’s death, had prior criminal records., those charged in Arnesha’s death, had prior criminal records.
Those two charged with her murder have prior records. Who would have thought? With faces like theirs, too. Complete surprise there.
A 16-year-old girl – or any woman for that matter – who plays with fire will get burned. In this case, she ran with gang-bangers. Maybe she liked the thrill of bad boys. Maybe she was naive. Maybe she thought she was in control.
She played with fire and got burned. Literally.
Guys, teach your daughters and grand-daughters well.
Meanwhile, there’s nary a peep from the Black Grievance Industry about their black members committing this heinous act against another person.
To them, the only black lives that matter are the black criminal perpetrators shot by white cops.
Pretty girl, but unwise and naive in the ways of the world.
It’s a damn shame she learned the hard way not to give scumbags the time of day.
Too bad #2: Too bad she didn’t have a gun that fateful day.
The world might be two complete dirtbags lighter, and she free to continue her plans to go to college.