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Trayvon Martin: I am Disgusted, Dispondent and Disappointed at how Florida is Responding

Posted on 18 March 2012. Tags: abuse, African-American, anger, anxiety, ask Dr. O, askdro, AskDrO.com, behavior, D.owens, deception, depression, foolishness, forgiveness, injustice, men, owens, Sanford Florida Police, Stand Your Ground Law, Trayvon Martin

I have been asked by many of you to respond to this issue. As you can see from the title of the post I am very upset and it took me several days to really accurately place not put my thoughts together. I sat quietly in my room and watched the video below several times. [...]

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Woman Gets 18 Years For Stealing $94

Posted on 28 July 2011. Tags: armed robbery, connie dumas, home foreclosure, injustice, justice, law, parole, recession, robbery

How far would you go if you’re struggling without an end in sight? One woman did the unthinkable – committed a robbery because her home was in foreclosure. Her desperation has now landed her with a long stint in prison. From The Grio: Connie Murray Dumas, 40, will be in prison until 2029 after she [...]

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Student Faces 10 Years in Jail For Blow-Up Doll Prank

Posted on 06 July 2011. Tags: blow up doll, education, high school prank, injustice, laww, morton faces ten years, prank blow up doll, rushville consoidated high school, School, senior prank, tyell morton

High School Prank Goes Awry Tyell Morton, 18, from Rushville, Indiana may soon be putting away his school books and donning a correctional facility unifrom. The teenager is facing up to 10 years in prison after a senior prank went sour. Morton thought it would be funny to leave a blow-up doll in the boys [...]

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Atlanta’s ‘Red Dog’ Unit Sniffs Out Another Scandal

Posted on 03 February 2011. Tags: abuse, anger, anti-gay, atlanta, blog, botched, Brian Kidd, cavity, cheating, citizens, corrupt, Current events, dishonesty, disorder, drugs, embarrassment, fault, force, forgive, forgiveness, Georgia, homophobic, infidelity, injustice, interview, law, men, misled, molestation, natives, Newsworthy, notorious, officer, out of control, paramilitary, police, prejudice, profiling, protect, racial, raids, Red Dog, search, serve, sexual, Shawn Venegas, slurs, system, unfair, unit, uproar, warning

The notorious ‘Red Dog’ squad of Atlanta are once again under fire for harassing citizens and humiliating them to high-heaven, So what is it this time, you ask, Atlanta? Two men alleged that they were stripped and cavity searched along a public road in broad daylight when they were pulled over on a traffic stop. [...]

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Tasha Hill’s Assailant A FREE MAN After Serving 43 Days

Posted on 16 December 2010. Tags: abuse, adult, African-American, altercation, anger, anxiety, AskDrO.com, assault, behavior, black, blog, change, charges, cheating, child, children, conflict, Cracker Barrel, D.owens, daughter, depression, detail, Dr. O, fault, forgive, forgiveness, free, guilty, Hill, incarcerate, incident, injustice, innocent, jail, logical, man, men, misdemeanor, misled, months, mother, obsessive, out of control, owens, parent, plea, police, prejudiced, pressure, prison, racial, racist, relationships, release, restaurant, sentence, sentencing, served, sheriff, six, size, skills, system, Tasha, Tashawnea Hill, trade, trial, Troy Dale West, unconscious, unfair, walking, warning, White, woman, women, work

In late October, AskDrO.com covered the story on Tashawnea Hill, a Black woman who was beaten by a White man outside of a Cracker Barrel restaurant after allegedly spitting in his face. Hill, who is a mother and an Army reservist, was punched in the face and kicked as she was called racial epithets. As [...]

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Wesley Snipes: From ‘Passenger’ to Prisoner.

Posted on 12 December 2010. Tags: abuse, actor, African-American, anxiety, appeal, AskDrO.com, attorney, bargain, behavior, black, Blade, blog, cash, change, cheating, children, CNN, community, confession, correctional, court, courtroom, D.owens, defense, depression, evidence, Family, fathers, fault, federal, file, film, finances, forgive, forgiveness, government, guilty, Hollywood, injustice, inmate, innocent, Internal Revenue Service, interview, IRS, judge, juror, jury, Larry King, lawyer, lying, male, Media Play, men, millions, misconduct, misled, monetary, money, movies, New Jack City, out of control, outcome, owe, owens, pardon, payback, penal, penitentiary, plea, prayer, prison, prisoner, probation, prosecutor, racial profiling, security, selectivity, sentence, series, Snipes, system, tax, tax evasion, television, trial, verdict, warning, Wesley Snipes

Looks like Passenger 57 is now “Prisoner 57″. Actor and longtime tax vigilante Wesley Snipes found himself hopping from court to court on tax evasion charges and other financial evasion charges that dated back to the mid-90′s, including a conspiracy to defraud the government. Traci Billingsley, Chief Public Information Officer for the Bureau of Prisons, [...]

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