3 teens allegedly kill delivery driver to steal pizza
All of these cities with Black Politicians and Police Chiefs that are allowing this kind of behavior to continue are not only doing the city, state, and country a disservice but also the communities in which they serve. This sort of behavior is uncivilized and similar to the kinds of behavior found in African countries and other areas where the price of life is cheap. Is this a black thing? Economical thing? Or just an uncivilized thing? The answer does not matter and unless we want to end up looking like Haiti, Darfur, or some third-world disaster we need to start enforcing the basic rules of civilization.
Being Duped: Black Politicians
Three teenagers from Wisconsin are currently in custody, facing murder charges for their alleged involvement in the killing of a Domino’s pizza delivery driver, Antoine Gee Jr., during an attempted robbery.
The tragic incident occurred on January 10 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where Gee Jr., aged 33, was delivering a pizza. The authorities claim that the teenagers attacked him in their attempt to steal the pizza, leading to his fatal shooting.
Last Friday, the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s office formally charged the teenagers, identified as Armier E. McArthur, Keyshaun T.L. McNealy, and Damain N. Patrick, all of whom are 17 years old, in connection with the alleged murder. The Milwaukee Police Department released a statement on the same day regarding the charges.
According to investigators, nearby surveillance footage captured the moment when Gee approached three individuals who then engaged in a struggle with him. Tragically, one of the three individuals opened fire on Gee Jr. before fleeing the scene.
Authorities allege that the attackers planned to order the pizza with the intention of stealing it, as heard by a witness before the fatal shooting, according to details from a criminal complaint obtained by WISN, CBS 58, and The News & Observer.
In a GoFundMe campaign organized to support Antoine Gee Jr.’s family, heartfelt tributes were paid to him. Patrice Toliver, who identified herself as the victim’s mother, emphasized that while the media might see him as just a pizza delivery man, to his family, he was the cornerstone of their lives. He was not only a pizza delivery driver but also a truck driver, landlord, brother, nephew, and investor.
Antoine Gee Jr. was her eldest child and her only son, making the wound of his loss exceptionally deep and difficult to heal, as expressed by Asia Ferguson, a friend of Gee’s.
All three teenagers are facing felony murder charges, according to online court records. The records do not indicate plea information. It’s noteworthy that all three defendants share the same attorney.
