OA543: Morgan Stringer Breaks Down The Astroworld Tragedy
Added 2021-11-16 00:46:37 +0000 UTCIt's Morgan Stringer's Pop-Law! But less fun this time. Morgan is here to tell us all about the tragic Astroworld Crowd Crush that happened, and what the legal fallout is likely to be. Also, don't miss our Rittenhouse Trial analysis on patreon.com/law!
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Andrew! How dare you insinuate that people in mosh pits are on Ecstasy! I've never done Ecstasy (in a mosh pit)! :-)
I made a Patreon to support yiff games and this podcast. Don't tell my wife!
2021-11-18 00:06:32 +0000 UTCAbout a year and a half ago, at a BLM protest, I was with about 1000 people who were marching from a civil rights monument to the city police station. This path required us to cross a river - The Genessee river, which is fast moving, cold, and shallow. The police chose to engage us (by which I mean threaten to arrest us from armored vehicles) when about 2/3 of the crowd were on the bridge. They declared the protest unlawful (which most people couldn't hear) and then within 90 seconds began firing tear gas. I don't think people realize how much danger we were in that night from a crowd that was panicking and was pinned by the police, the river, and the rest of the crowd. Anyways, the police shouldn't have met us on the bridge. It was stupidly dangerous and either they knew and didn't care, or they're incompetent at their jobs. - Stormy out
Stormy Decisis
2021-11-17 16:31:27 +0000 UTC
