Rich White Crip - The Cameron Terrell Story

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  @TrapLoreRoss · 3 years ago · pinned

  My last video, a 3 hour documentary on the Dallas Rap scene was removed from Youtube Twice now - Watch it on my Patreon - <a href="https://www.patreon.com/traploreross">https://www.patreon.com/traploreross</a>

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  @torachan23 · 3 years ago

  His lawyer explaining away his “W” gang tattoo by claiming Kevin Durant is his favorite basketball player and he has the same tattoo was a genius move

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  @schectermeister · 2 years ago (edited)

  What&apos;s really sad is that everybody seems to be more worried about the rich kid getting out on bail rather than the kid who had nothing to do with gang life being murdered for no reason.

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  @danp1471 · 3 years ago

  The disrespect of going to kick the candles of the memorial is almost mind-blowing especially when the victim wasn&apos;t even in a gang.

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  @TopFloorEricc · 2 years ago

  To be fair, there are other obvious factors here. They charged him with murder, but he didn’t pull the trigger and there was no solid evidence that he knew what was going down (obviously he did, but you can’t prove it). There’s no question he had an advantage as a result of his family’s wealth.

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  @leckyent · 3 years ago

  Man literally hit the lottery in life, 2 parents, in the US, wealthy, just to give it up for the streets. Most people in the street wanna get out, this man went a long way just the wrong way.

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  @corinnegivens8547 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Sad how the victim gets lost in all of this. He was a 21yr old young man who was just starting out in life. His 2 friends who watched their friend be gunned down right in front of them are also victims. It was senseless evil &amp; vile act. RIP Justin my heart goes out to his family &amp; friends.❤✌🙏

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  @easy2088 · 3 years ago

  People are overlooking the fact that in California adults over 18 are allowed to bail out and juveniles are not. that&apos;s why Cameron was allowed to bail out and since he was not the shooter he was able to beat the case by convincing them that he didn&apos;t know what was going to happen which is actually pretty common in California

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  @s7ventude · 2 years ago

  That Kevin Durant “W” part had me in stitches. I mean who concocted such a story 😂

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  @chrisplacido4737 · 3 years ago

  “Grandpa! Tell us again how you joined the crips when you were a kid!”

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  @brandonstephens1447 · 3 years ago

  You can’t blame the parents for using their wealth and status to get their kid the best defense possible. While it may not be right, it’s reality. Most parents will do whatever they can to help keep their kid from a life sentence.

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  @TheWeirdThingsOfGroveCity · 3 years ago

  I&apos;m a white male, I was brought up in poverty, standing in soup lines and pantry line&apos;s, I remember when you had to stand in a line to get your food stamps for the month, at the welfare office, but with that being said anytime I&apos;ve been in trouble I&apos;ve had to deal with it the hard way sit in jail until I got whatever I was there for taking care of. He was a rich white boy that was bored with his life and was wanting to see what it was like to be brought up in the hood. They should have let him see what it was like, and left his ass in jail and let a public defender take his case only then he would realize what being from the hood was all about. My heart goes out to the victim in all of this nonsense. Love, peace and happiness for everyone.

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