Crime Dallas Officer Kills Man in Apartment "She Thought Was Hers"

[Huhla]

Who knows?

It seems targeted, but it could be for all sorts of reasons. He may have flirted with the wrong girl, or talked some shit to the wrong guy at a bar earlier...

It doesn't have to be gang related. It could just be a random beef with a psycho for all we know. It just has the markings of a hit, so the mind goes to the most obvious of places.

we're talking about a drive by shooting

either it was related to the case or it wasn't, either way it was a deliberate hit

 

[Graves The Elder]

nothing against Texas but, yea.
it was a hit.
that's why dude moved in the first place from the complex where the event occurred.
he was scared of reprisal and may have even gotten threats, who knows.
no, a cop didn't do it.
but someone sympathetic to them may have.
nothing random about it imo

and believe me, it won't be lost on potential witnesses in the future either.

 

[Paradigm]

I think I heard them say on TV he had survived another attempted shooting at a club a year or two ago? Not sure if he was the target or not, but if he was then maybe he was traveling with the wrong circle of friends...

In other words, this could be happenstance.

Who knows?


It seems targeted, but it could be for all sorts of reasons. He may have flirted with the wrong girl, or talked some shit to the wrong guy at a bar earlier...


It doesn't have to be gang related. It could just be a random beef with a psycho for all we know. It just has the markings of a hit, so the mind goes to the most obvious of places.

Check my post (1st reply) in the thread below...he got in a fight at a strip club last November, he was shot and his friend was murdered right next to him. Someone was arrested for it and Brown was obviously an eye witness...

https://forums.sherdog.com/threads/joshua-brown-amber-guyger-witness-killed.4025773/


Or maybe it was Dallas PD like everyone else thinks...

 

[jamel]

Lawyer confirmed today that joshua brown was getting death threats and zero police coverage.

 

[nhbbear]

Well, it didn’t take long for the conspiracy theory about the cops shootings him to come out. Seriously, that is so stupid it’s laughable. Trial was over. He has been shit before. He has questionable gang connections. Dpd cut ties with her immediately because she is an idiot. Lots of shootings in Dallas. Need i go on?

 

[glenwo2]

Better rub some lotion on it. Or is too much of that how your finger got itchy in the first place...

Are you implying something?

My finger has not been anywhere except on my hand......maybe.

 

[weed]

Lawyer confirmed today that joshua brown was getting death threats and zero police coverage.

super fucked up.

reminds me of the case with of Ramarley Graham - a fucking kid who got shot & killed in his own bathroom for trying to flush weed down the toilet, which apparently looked like he had a gun & was a threat according to the cop that shot him.

there was an uproar from his fellow NYPD officers, who unbelievably were protesting against the Graham family outside the courthouse way back when, all the local news stations were too pussy to broadcast what the NYPD officers were saying - all except NY1, where these officers were shouting racial slurs & profanity at the family members. I can't ever find the video clips (along with another unbelievable case of a drunk off duty officer who murdered a dude's pregnant wife, unborn daughter, & mother in a car accident, 12 pack in the car & all - only to receive a ridiculously light sentence, I wanna say 6-12 months?) & it fucking sucks because these stories are that wild & require evidence to be shown when being shared/told. but I will say this - there's a reason why NY1 anchors are always chosen to star as news anchors on famous TV shows/movies, because NY1 ain't bullshit (Annika Pergament; Sopranos, Mr. Robot, Pat Kiernan; Mr. Robot, Spiderman: Far from Home etc. off the top of my head).

I understand the comradery - but the level they take it to defeats the fucking purpose & they are no longer upholding the law.

 

[Confucamus]

nothing against Texas but, yea.
it was a hit.
that's why dude moved in the first place from the complex where the event occurred.
he was scared of reprisal and may have even gotten threats, who knows.
no, a cop didn't do it.
but someone sympathetic to them may have.
nothing random about it imo

and believe me, it won't be lost on potential witnesses in the future either.

Is there a shred of evidence to support the theory that the police were directly responsible or support for them was responsible for this man's death?

 

[Paradigm]

Is there a shred of evidence to support the theory that the police were directly responsible or support for them was responsible for this man's death?

Yes...black people all over social media.

 

[RoosterHucklebuck]

This was the second time he's been shot within a year, too. But his mother said he didn't have any enemies...

"WFAA has also learned that Brown was a victim of gun violence last year.

Last November, Brown was shot and another man was killed outside the Dallas Cabaret strip club on Walnut Ridge Street in Northwest Dallas.

Kendall Deshonn Morris has been indicted on charges of murder and aggravated assault in connection with the incident. He is currently out on bond.

The Dallas Morning News wrote a story on the incident last December.

The DMN cited an arrest affidavit stating that Morris and another man were at the club celebrating a birthday and encountered Brown at the strip club.

The other man wanted to fight Brown and the two men fought in the street, the News reported. When Brown and his friends attempted to leave, Morris pulled a gun out of a car and handed it to another man, the story said.

Nicholas Shaq'uan Diggs was killed and Brown was hit in the foot."

https://www.wfaa.com/mobile/article...-say/287-8c56d592-b182-4b74-add3-366898588010

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/cri...90gBvsHzXCMzdqjaHxEXMS4i8S2JlVCrQKY8C6X97tsnw

Wait, the attorney said that his parents claimed that Joshua Brown had no know enemies. So this guy that shot Brown and killed his friend is out on bond? Brown would be a key witness in that trial, no?

 

[all caps]

Well, it didn’t take long for the conspiracy theory about the cops shootings him to come out. Seriously, that is so stupid it’s laughable. Trial was over. He has been shit before. He has questionable gang connections. Dpd cut ties with her immediately because she is an idiot. Lots of shootings in Dallas. Need i go on?

You seem upset.

 

[TheJewBear]

Can we comment on the fact that this dude showed up to testify at a murder trial in a cyan Dragon Ball Z t-shirt and what appear to be sweat pants???

 

[RoosterHucklebuck]

So is that $100,000 reward still going to be given out when the killer turns out to have nothing to do with the police? After all, the only reason why the reward was offered was because it was highly assumed that the cops killed this man.

 

[all caps]

Can we comment on the fact that this dude showed up to testify at a murder trial in a cyan Dragon Ball Z t-shirt and what appear to be sweat pants???

Not everyone likes to put on their slave suit to go grovel at somebodies feet, bud

 

[Only Here for Attachments]

Can't imagine how many death threats this guy got after testifying. There are so many online groups of psycho bootlickers it would be hard to pinpoint just one

 

[RoosterHucklebuck]

Can't imagine how many death threats this guy got after testifying. There are so many online groups of psycho bootlickers it would be hard to pinpoint just one

So who do you think killed him? A cop or a cop sympathizer, or a gang banger who had shot him and killed his friend not only a year earlier who was out on bond?

 

[all caps]

So who do you think killed him? A cop or a cop sympathizer, or a gang banger who had shot him and killed his friend not only a year earlier who was out on bond?

Who could possibly know that right now?

One thing I know is that I dont trust one thing the media says. I'm sure you'll just take their word for it though?

 

[woodguyatl]

3 things could’ve happened here

1) killing was a random thing

2) some crazy fringe supremacist types killed him because they were annoyed by the verdict

3) the police did it themselves with a gun they confiscated from the streets

I liked how you buried the obvious one by putting it last.

 

[K-Bag]

I'll call the guy who shot him and settle this for you guys.

 

[RoosterHucklebuck]

Who could possibly know that right now?

One thing I know is that I dont trust one thing the media says. I'm sure you'll just take their word for it though?

You think they are making it up? There are news articles from last year reporting it. This was before anyone knew he was even a witness to the Amber Guyger shooting.

Man arrested in fatal shooting outside Dallas strip club after Thanksgiving

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/cri...90gBvsHzXCMzdqjaHxEXMS4i8S2JlVCrQKY8C6X97tsnw



Apparently they did know. I mean how could anyone involved in the Guyger case not know?

In November 2018, more than two months after the shooting of Mr. Jean, Mr. Brown was shot in the foot during a shooting outside a strip club that left another man dead.

In that encounter, Mr. Brown and his friends were leaving the club when he ran into another man who had a “personal issue” with him and wanted to fight, according to court documents. Gunshots erupted, killing Nicholas Diggs.

Mr. Brown viewed a police photo lineup and identified the gunman and an accomplice. A suspect, Kendall Morris, was charged with murder and aggravated assault; he posted bond and was released pending trial.

Mr. Brown believed he had been the intended target in that shooting, so he kept a low profile in the months that followed. He only reluctantly agreed to testify for the prosecution at Ms. Guyger’s trial, according to a civil rights lawyer who represented Mr. Jean’s family and who is now working with Mr. Brown’s relatives.

“He didn’t want any part of this trial,” said the lawyer, Lee Merritt. “He was intimidated by the idea of being out there in the public. And unfortunately, in the black community, cooperating with the state — even in the prosecution of a white police officer — is frowned upon.”