The Tale of Two Cops: How Bob McCulloch failed to prosecute Darren Wilson, but Press Charges on Dawon Gore

Hmmm, I'm a bit confused with this story.

So, Dawon Gore, a 13-year veteran of the St. Louis County Police team, was charged with a felony assault after striking a MetroLink passenger on the hand with a baton.

Officer Gore was jailed, as well, on a $3,500, cash-only bond and accused of using excessive force against the passenger. Interesting... I guess, 12 gun shots isn't excessive, but one baton hit on the hand is.

And guess who the prosecutor was on this case... Good ole Bob McCullough, who recommended to press charges.

This is some bullshit, Bob McCulloch, and the country knows it!

Bullshit!

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Confused Christian claims "I am delivered! I don't like mens no more."

This sad soul thinks he's delivered from being Gay. I can't help but to roll my eyes, because I have watched guys declare this same thing over and over and over again.

Just watch

Honey, this is temporary. You'll be back, where you belong.

The Gay Marriage Ban in Missouri is Unconstitutional! Couples head to St. Louis to Wed!

The scene at #STL City Hall pic.twitter.com/9b3ortDhJd
— Michael Calhoun (@michaelcalhoun) November 5, 2014

Yesterday, the gay marriage ban was dropped in Missouri. St. Louis Circuit Judge Rex Burlison said:

"The Court finds and declares that any same sex couple that satisfies all the requirements for marriage under Missouri law, other than being of different sexes, is legally entitled to a marriage license."

Here's more:

With no stay putting his ruling on hold, Judge Rex Burlison’s ruling means same-sex couples, at least within St. Louis, should be able to marry immediately.

The state had filed the lawsuit over the summer to stop St. Louis officials from issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. Although Burlison declared the state’s ban unconstitutional, the only apparent direct impact of the litigation is that St. Louis officials can issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.

Keep moving forward

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In St. Louis: An Off Duty shoots Young Man, thinking a Sandwich was a Gun

Not again...

Homicide detectives from the St. Louis police department were called to the 4100 block of Shaw Blvd. in the Tower Grove neighborhood around 7:30 pm Wednesday night for fatal shooting that invovled an off-duty St. Louis police officer.

Police say an off-duty officer working a second job attempted pedestrian check. The suspect fled on foot, and officer pursed the suspect. The suspect turned and fired at the officer. The officer fearing for his life returned fire fatally wounding the suspect.

A crowd has gathered at the corner store at Klemm next to the Shaw Market. Some in the crowd said the suspect in his 20’s, was shot 16 times. They also said the suspect was only armed with a sandwich.

As the investigation continued, the crowd has grown at the corner of Klemm and Shaw Blvd. Many in the crowd have been chanting “Hands Up Don’t Shoot”.

Emotions are running high the scene of the police shooting. Shots have been heard in the vicinity of where the crowd has gathered to protest the fatal shooting of suspect.

This is getting out of hand! This story is developing

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Meet Me in St. Louis

Today, there were 100,000 present to hear Obama speak. Amazing.