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It is with a heavy heart that I write this…Manny suffered a stroke on Saturday…he went completely blind & lost control of his legs…I kept him comfortable and he ate well all weekend…this morning he didn’t finish his breakfast (unlike him) and he completely lost all mobility….Manny came to...

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Green Lives Matter

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Had the most strange night in a LONG time. At midnight, my ring cameras go off at the shop with deputies all over the property... I have no idea what is happening, and it gets insane from there. Moral of the story? You cannot be kind to people any more. A former employee reached out a week ago and asked if his girlfriend (who is like a daughter to me) and his 2 year old daughter could stay with us for a few days. I told him we didn't have room at the house currently, BUT she was welcome to stay in my RV at my shop until we could find her a place. I would make sure she was safe, and taken care of. This young man has been like family since he was 13. I taught him to weld. I have given him vehicles, employed him multiple times, etc. Tried my best to talk him out of the stupid stuff he does. Just petty crimes, fighting, evading police, etc. I have tried for years to get him to just straighten up and be the man I know he could be. Day before yesterday, he tells me he has a warrant out for his arrest and I tell him he cannot stay there with her. I can't have him staying there and getting me involved with whatever shit he had going on. She is welcome to stay, but he can't be there. He lost his mind and called me all sorts of things as he stomped out. Well, last night he decided he was staying there regardless, and when she wouldn't unlock the door, he decided to put his fist through the glass. Drugs destroy people, man. This young man had so much potential and I have tried and tried to get him clean and get him to a good life... Now, we all suffer, and I have to get his girlfriend and little girl away from him before he kills them. Just insane.
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Had the most strange night in a LONG time. At midnight, my ring cameras go off at the shop with deputies all over the property... I have no idea what is happening, and it gets insane from there. Moral of the story? You cannot be kind to people any more. A former employee reached out a week ago and asked if his girlfriend (who is like a daughter to me) and his 2 year old daughter could stay with us for a few days. I told him we didn't have room at the house currently, BUT she was welcome to stay in my RV at my shop until we could find her a place. I would make sure she was safe, and taken care of. This young man has been like family since he was 13. I taught him to weld. I have given him vehicles, employed him multiple times, etc. Tried my best to talk him out of the stupid stuff he does. Just petty crimes, fighting, evading police, etc. I have tried for years to get him to just straighten up and be the man I know he could be. Day before yesterday, he tells me he has a warrant out for his arrest and I tell him he cannot stay there with her. I can't have him staying there and getting me involved with whatever shit he had going on. She is welcome to stay, but he can't be there. He lost his mind and called me all sorts of things as he stomped out. Well, last night he decided he was staying there regardless, and when she wouldn't unlock the door, he decided to put his fist through the glass. Drugs destroy people, man. This young man had so much potential and I have tried and tried to get him clean and get him to a good life... Now, we all suffer, and I have to get his girlfriend and little girl away from him before he kills them. Just insane.

🍊🍊Capt'n Cornjuice🥃🥃

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#CHOP - It has been five years, but the weight of those nights at CHOP still sits heavily on my soul. Watching this report on FOX 13 Seattle this morning brought it all rushing back. For years, I have wrestled with a haunting question: Was it my livestreams that Antonio Mays Jr. was watching back home? Did my coverage paint a picture that prompted him to leave everything he knew and travel to Seattle? I was there documenting history the night he was murdered, standing amidst the chaos and the heartbreak. But what I didn’t realize until recently—what I didn’t know for five long years—was that I had looked him in the eye just 48 hours prior. I didn’t realize I had captured his final words. In this newly rediscovered footage, the noise and the politics of CHOP fade away, and all you see is humanity. You don’t see a "rioter" or a "threat." You see a 16-year-old boy with a gentle spirit. You see a young man who was articulate, reasonable, and driven by a desire to make the world better. He wasn’t there for destruction; he was there asking for better supervision and training for the police. He was there to be part of a solution. As the wrongful death lawsuit against the City of Seattle begins next week, we cannot let the legal arguments erase the human being at the center of this tragedy. We have to remember the boy who left a note for his father saying he wanted to make him proud. We cannot forget that before he was a victim, and before he was a headline, Antonio Mays Jr. was a teenager with a vision for a better world. To Antonio Mays Sr.—watching you view this footage of your son was overwhelming. My hope is that amidst this immense pain, you find a small measure of joy in seeing him one last time. I hope this video reaffirms what you have always known in your heart: Your son was here in Seattle doing exactly what he said he was. He was advocating for peace. He was standing on business. I wish I had gotten to know Antonio while he was here; I would have kept him safe like so many other young people who crossed my path in the CHOP. Thank you Jennifer Dowling for your reporting #JusticeForAntonioMaysJr #CHOP #Seattle #ConvergeMedia #Humanity #AntonioMaysJr
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#CHOP - It has been five years, but the weight of those nights at CHOP still sits heavily on my soul. Watching this report on FOX 13 Seattle this morning brought it all rushing back. For years, I have wrestled with a haunting question: Was it my livestreams that Antonio Mays Jr. was watching back home? Did my coverage paint a picture that prompted him to leave everything he knew and travel to Seattle? I was there documenting history the night he was murdered, standing amidst the chaos and the heartbreak. But what I didn’t realize until recently—what I didn’t know for five long years—was that I had looked him in the eye just 48 hours prior. I didn’t realize I had captured his final words. In this newly rediscovered footage, the noise and the politics of CHOP fade away, and all you see is humanity. You don’t see a "rioter" or a "threat." You see a 16-year-old boy with a gentle spirit. You see a young man who was articulate, reasonable, and driven by a desire to make the world better. He wasn’t there for destruction; he was there asking for better supervision and training for the police. He was there to be part of a solution. As the wrongful death lawsuit against the City of Seattle begins next week, we cannot let the legal arguments erase the human being at the center of this tragedy. We have to remember the boy who left a note for his father saying he wanted to make him proud. We cannot forget that before he was a victim, and before he was a headline, Antonio Mays Jr. was a teenager with a vision for a better world. To Antonio Mays Sr.—watching you view this footage of your son was overwhelming. My hope is that amidst this immense pain, you find a small measure of joy in seeing him one last time. I hope this video reaffirms what you have always known in your heart: Your son was here in Seattle doing exactly what he said he was. He was advocating for peace. He was standing on business. I wish I had gotten to know Antonio while he was here; I would have kept him safe like so many other young people who crossed my path in the CHOP. Thank you Jennifer Dowling for your reporting #JusticeForAntonioMaysJr #CHOP #Seattle #ConvergeMedia #Humanity #AntonioMaysJr

Omari Salisbury

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