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According to employees there that night Pac bit one of the bouncers tearing a peice of meat from his leg and then chased after the stripper who took the money and punched her in the face. He topped off the night by saying He was going to kill one of the bouncers. Maybe it is a big coincidence that the guy they believe is the shooter was seen coming and going with Pac and maybe it is a coincidence that he just decided to shot the bouncers and dancer that Pac had beef with. Regardless it looks bad and most of the time where there is smoke there is fire. The authorities will sort it all out but Pac is a punk who thinks it is ok to spit on and punch women. He is a good player but I have no respect for his off field actions and treatment of women
 
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#127
allvol123 said:
Yea, mob people are definitely known to stay out of the real estate business. Too much money in it for them.

Actually, Pac is a person of interest. Not for pulling the trigger, but for being associated with the person that did pull it.

Pac is a bum. Hope he gets what he deserves.
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I don't think he would be whining on all these interviews with all of his claims if he was truly in the "mob". Looking at some of his quotes, he seems quite troubled. And the last police report I saw, said he wasn't. Maybe now it changed a little bit.. I'm still not gonna specualte until I hear more police statements.
 
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#128
Going to a strip joint in Vegas with $81,000 in cash with the intention of throwing wads of it onto the stage in order to make it rain money may not make you guilty of a crime but it sure doesn't make him an innocent child as some are implying. It does however reveal something about the level of intelligence we are dealing with in the sprightly but trouble-prone tot.
 
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StunnA N' Orange said:
I don't think he would be whining on all these interviews with all of his claims if he was truly in the "mob". Looking at some of his quotes, he seems quite troubled. And the last police report I saw, said he wasn't. Maybe now it changed a little bit.. I'm still not gonna specualte until I hear more police statements.
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Getting a little off subject here. I have no clue if this club is run by organized crime. I would have no trouble believing it is or it isn't, either way. I was just agreeing with VHB, it is a possibility. If it were, then Pac might have other trouble than the law. Either way I don't care about that part of the story. I just see Pac as one of sorriest people I have observed in regards to celebs/athletes.
 
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volinasheville said:
Going to a strip joint in Vegas with $81,000 in cash with the intention of throwing wads of it onto the stage in order to make it rain money may not make you guilty of a crime but it sure doesn't make him an innocent child as some are implying. It does however reveal something about the level of intelligence we are dealing with in the sprightly but trouble-prone tot.
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I'm not disagreeing with you, I'm just saying lets wait and see what happens with this case.
 
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volinasheville said:
It does however reveal something about the level of intelligence we are dealing with in the sprightly but trouble-prone tot.
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He is plenty intelligent. His lack of maturity and overall disrespect he shows for people I do not think stems from lack of intelligence.
 
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StunnA N' Orange said:
I'm not disagreeing with you, I'm just saying lets wait and see what happens with this case.
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I agree. I have no problem with that. I just get irritated with people that continue to make excuses for someone that has repeatedly shown a knack for being near trouble.
 
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Bennett4UT said:
According to employees there that night Pac bit one of the bouncers tearing a peice of meat from his leg and then chased after the stripper who took the money and punched her in the face. He topped off the night by saying He was going to kill one of the bouncers. Maybe it is a big coincidence that the guy they believe is the shooter was seen coming and going with Pac and maybe it is a coincidence that he just decided to shot the bouncers and dancer that Pac had beef with. Regardless it looks bad and most of the time where there is smoke there is fire. The authorities will sort it all out but Pac is a punk who thinks it is ok to spit on and punch women. He is a good player but I have no respect for his off field actions and treatment of women
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I imagine the employees might be somewhat liable for allowing the party to get out of hand. I wouldn't be surprised if they were trying to find a scapegoat to save their own hides.
 
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#142
The guy throws piles of cash onto a stage on which strippers are dancing and then goes berserk and starts a meleee when they actually dare to pick it up themselves?

What a champion. What a impressive young man he is. I have flushed things today that are better than that.
 
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#143
Vercingetorix said:
The guy throws piles of cash onto a stage on which strippers are dancing and then goes berserk and starts a meleee when they actually dare to pick it up themselves?

What a champion. What a impressive young man he is. I have flushed things today that are better than that.
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None of this has been proven true. In fact, I highly doubt it is true.
 
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kptvol said:
None of this has been proven true. In fact, I highly doubt it is true.
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So you've indicated. And you're a poster whose opinions I respect, so I'm willing to hang the caveat if proven, then... on my earlier statement.

Still. It just seems like I've seen this movie before. Ray Lewis's crew cut down two guys about 50 feet from where I normally park my car when I go to my own local pub here in Atlanta, and thus far this just sounds like the same kind of incident. Lewis may not have killed the two guys himself, but he held the coats of the guys who did, and so far it sounds like Jones might have done the same thing.

And even apart from the shootings -- you throw money up in the air at strippers and you expect to get it back? Please.
 
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#146
Vercingetorix said:
So you've indicated. And you're a poster whose opinions I respect, so I'm willing to hang the caveat if proven, then... on my earlier statement.

Still. It just seems like I've seen this movie before. Ray Lewis's crew cut down two guys about 50 feet from where I normally park my car when I go to my own local pub here in Atlanta, and thus far this just sounds like the same kind of incident. Lewis may not have killed the two guys himself, but he held the coats of the guys who did, and so far it sounds like Jones might have done the same thing.

And even apart from the shootings -- you throw money up in the air at strippers and you expect to get it back? Please.
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In the interest of full disclosure, I will remind everyone that Reginald Oakley and Joseph Sweeting were both acquitted of all charges at trial.
 
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kptvol said:
I imagine the employees might be somewhat liable for allowing the party to get out of hand. I wouldn't be surprised if they were trying to find a scapegoat to save their own hides.
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Save their hides from what? Letting a party get rowdy? Exactly what are you claiming was done by the employees that causes them to need to save their own hides?
 
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hatvol96 said:
In the interest of full disclosure, I will remind everyone that Reginald Oakley and Joseph Sweeting were both acquitted of all charges at trial.
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They were, thanks to the incompetence of the Fulton County DA's office. As I recall they tried to go for a more severe charge than they had evidence to support, and ended up with nothing. Nevertheless, there was very little doubt that somebody in that limousine killed those two guys.
 
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Vercingetorix said:
They were, thanks to the incompetence of the Fulton County DA's office. As I recall they tried to go for a more severe charge than they had evidence to support, and ended up with nothing. Nevertheless, there was very little doubt that somebody in that limousine killed those two guys.
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There is, however, a plausable case to be made that they were acting in self defense. That's certainly what the jury believed. There was no doubt from the proof presented at trial the Oakley and Sweeting did the stabbing.
 
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