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Posted on 05/20/2012 3:15:58 PM PDT by Neil E. Wright
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Two cousins have admitted shooting up a Philadelphia city bus, a strafing captured by dramatic surveillance video that went viral.
Stunningly, no passenger was hit by the multitude of bullets fired into the bus last June.
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports (http://bit.ly/KNKWR6 ) 20-year-old Karon Patterson and 22-year-old Raheen Patterson didn't comment during their court hearing Friday.
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Expect more and more of this and prepare accordingly.
“Where liberty dwells, there is my country." –Benjamin Franklin
The Bus is expected to survive and is resting comfortably in a local area hospital.
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It is obviously the white guy standing in front of the Welfare Mother shown on clip who perpetuated the shooting...arrest him for inciting a riot.
Phillie is on its way to being a Detroit, East Saint Louis IL, Gary IN etc etc community.
‘De may or may not be Muzzies, but ‘de sho’ is Amish. Mmmm, wonder why the paper didn’t bother to publish their pictures.
I suggest life in prison with no possibility of parole.
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I laughed while seeing the hilarious lack of muzzle control on that little rifle. Good for the bus passengers.
Them lousy buggy-driving, suspenders wearing, barn raising Amish thugs!/s
Planet of the Apes.........confine them for life with the other chimps at the zoo.
Nobody even pretends you can commute by bus into Newark NJ; while they bury crime stats everyone knows you literally take your life into your hands.
I’d imagine anyone going to work on the bus in Philly has since invested in a car.
20-year-old Karon Patterson and 22-year-old Raheen Patterson. Thanks Neil E. Wright.
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