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Can't blame him hope he wins. If they can't give a reason and quickly try to hush him up with a few hundred dollars they know they're wrong.
I really wonder what they were thinking, black man with a 9k check so it has to be something illegal? It's really not that much money and last time I checked criminals usually don't deposit money in a bank like that.
This doesn't surprise me. I made a deposite of $986 dollars a couple of years back and you would have thought I slapped the teller. Smh.
they should be doing that to the illegals.The perils of banking while black.
Here's a story from a few years back that's even worse:
http://abcnews.go.com/Business/wash...sted-check-fraud-chase-bank/story?id=14027856
This brother got arrested for trying to cash a check that was issued by Chase at a Chase branch. Apparently, it took the people at the bank who had him arrested a day to bother to verify that it was a real check.
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Can't blame him hope he wins. If they can't give a reason and quickly try to hush him up with a few hundred dollars they know they're wrong.
I really wonder what they were thinking, black man with a 9k check so it has to be something illegal? It's really not that much money and last time I checked criminals usually don't deposit money in a bank like that.
This doesn't surprise me. I made a deposite of $986 dollars a couple of years back and you would have thought I slapped the teller. Smh.
That's because you're not suppose to be depositing any money when you get it. Shit is suppose to be spent on multiple pairs of Jordans or some spinning rims for your ride.....
If I am juror, you better believe I am giving a guilty plea. completely embarrassing for this guy.
It's a civil action, so it's not about whether the defendants are "guilty" (that would be determined in a criminal action). It's about liability. As a juror, you would determine question(s) of fact in connection therewith. Regardless, if you were picked for jury duty during his trial, if either side's counsel felt you were biased more than the majority of other jurors, most likely you would not have the opportunity to be a juror during this trial. Generally, a juror who comes across right off the bat (during jury selection) as they strongly feel for or against either party gets the boot. You have lawyers on both sides that get to choose who gets booted off during jury selection, before the jury gets to hear the case and decide.
That's because you're not suppose to be depositing any money when you get it. Shit is suppose to be spent on multiple pairs of Jordans or some spinning rims for your ride.....
:smt005
Good ole fashion profiling
I probably wouldn't be kicked out off the bat because I would not even know about the case. It is hard to comment about something that you have no idea about. However, once chosen that's where I would be bias. I've been through the jury process. It isn't hard to get on. I find it more difficult to get off because I have to give them a reason without the judge catching on.
Can't blame him hope he wins. If they can't give a reason and quickly try to hush him up with a few hundred dollars they know they're wrong.
I really wonder what they were thinking, black man with a 9k check so it has to be something illegal? It's really not that much money and last time I checked criminals usually don't deposit money in a bank like that.