Seeking Out Information About The Burger King Shooter, Denell Malone, Jr.

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According to the Star Tribune, Denell Malone, Jr.. 18, has been arrested in the brazen daytime shooting of Haywood Eaton, 18, in the parking lot of Burger King, on West Broadway and Bryant in a dispute reportedly arising from a woman and the use of a vehicle.

A search under the name "Dennell Malone" (please note, two "n's" not one) turns up numerous interesting legal documents involving a case stemming out of Twin Cities gang crime. This may OR MAY NOT be Dennell Malone, Sr., (two n's) the presumed father of Denell Malone, Jr. (one n) The cases clearly DO NOT pertain to Denell Malone, Jr., who at the age of 18 is far too young to be the person involved in the criminal cases which are from the early 1990s. And, besides, Denell only has one "n" in his name.

Here's one of the cases, click here.

More cases turn up under Dennell Malone, but these all appear to be various appeals stemming from the same criminal case against gang members. Search "Dennell Malone" on Google.

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Robert S. Carney Jr. Makes His Case To The 5th District Green Party...

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During the same super-fun meeting where Farheen Hakeem tried (unsuccessfully) to have me ejected from the 5th Congressional District Greens for allegedly being (among other things) a "right wing blogger" there was a presentation made by self-proclaimed "moderate progressive republican" Robert S. Carney Jr. 

Carney was, well, welcomed politely.

Go figure.

Carney is one of the numerous waste-of-paper "also rans" who are clogging up the ballot for Minneapolis Mayor, like Al Flowers and James Everett.

Carney gave me and others present at the meeting an "excerpts edition" of his self-produced DVD, "Escape From History. Part 1: The Minnesota Legislature." This DVD is part of his "Minnesota Republican Project" and more info can be found at...

www.republicancontract.com

As for the allegation that I am a "right wing blogger," check out this blog post I did during RNC 2008 and judge for yourself. Wanting to live in a safe neighborhood without pimps and hookers standing on the corner waving their arms like a helicopter doesn't make somebody in favor of gentrification, let alone "right wing," but, well, whatever.  

As for you, Bob Carney, Jr., here is your fifteen minutes of Johnny Northside bloggy fame. Enjoy. You probably won't get any more.