quote Police eventually spoke to Parscale over a landline telephone and talked him into walking out of the house, police said. But as he walked out, police yelled "get on the ground" five times, and he didn't comply, according to a report written by Sgt. Matthew Moceri.

How did the police NOT fill him up with "lead" at that point?

Is there a hint of an explanation, in this photo image of Brad Parscale?



OK. I'm just being a BLM-like "wise guy."

But there you have it. Maybe this should be reported as a case of "Trump Derangement Syndrome." So many possibilities.


"Police seized 10 firearms from Brad Parscale, committed him for mental health care after apparent suicide attempt"
Tom Winter and David K Li for NBC News; September 28, 2020.
https://www.nbcnews.com/new...referral_taboolafeed

[This message has been edited by rinselberg (edited 09-28-2020).]

Maybe this will help fill in the blanks:



It was not quite as described in your article.

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quote Originally posted by williegoat: Maybe this will help fill in the blanks: It was not quite as described in your article.

It rarely is..................

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The dumb thing that he did was reach into his pocket, twice. But just as with Jacob Blake, the police knew who they were dealing with.

I like Brad's taste in trucks.

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quote Originally posted by rinselberg: Is there a hint of an explanation, in this photo image of Brad Parscale?

Is it because his beard and his hair are interchangeable?

quote Originally posted by randye: I like Brad's taste in trucks.

Hmm, I was too focused on that driveway. Haven't seen one quite like that before. Interesting.

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