By Rand Paul
Obama acts as though we no longer have a Constitution
A Philadelphia man was gunned down hours after a judge upheld felony charges against his ex-girlfriend, who was accused of offering $1,000 on Facebook for someone to kill him. But with the teenager who allegedly took the bait already in custody, investigators said Tuesday they aren't sure why the man was killed.
A Philadelphia man was gunned down hours after a judge upheld felony charges against his ex-girlfriend, who was accused of offering $1,000 on Facebook for someone to kill him. But with the teenager who allegedly took the bait already in custody, investigators said Tuesday they aren't sure why the man was killed.
"Say no more ... what he look like ... where he be at ... need that stack 1st," Mr. Bynum wrote back, police said.
They say Timothy Bynum said he'd do it.
