Toddler Fatally Shot in Uncle's Arms

[dudekin]

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I don't mean to spam. In 2004 someone known as RJT created an efed called SCF. It was an eFed that was ran using Smackdown Here comes the Pain. SCF became SCW, SCW kept growing and growing, reached version 7 - every show was all video, the players could actually watch their wrestlers play other wrestler on video!, and then unfortunately in late 06 it ended. Due to time restraints. But now it has began again, most of the old members have vanished and with a bit of help SCW could be lifted off the ground again.

Full video shows, submit your create a wrestler forumla etc... and off you go.

The videos are recorded with professional high definition equipment.
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[Kris P. Kareem]

sounds like a great idea but i dont think this is the right place to post this

 

[This Guy]

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[dudekin]

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[edge_head_101]

cooll,where can i put in mines.i hope i understand where your coming from?

 

[dudekin]

erm go to scwefed.co.uk and put your mouse over the chaos button, then click on 'roster/applications... hope to see you there soon.

 

[edge_head_101]

cool im already there.thanks.

 

[Kairi]

Police are searching for the gunmen who shot and killed a 2-year-old boy and critically wounded the child's uncle in South Los Angeles Monday night.

Authorities received the call around 8:45 p.m. from a residence near the 1200 block of East 55th Street and Hooper Avenue.

Police say Joshua Montes was shot in the head while being held by his uncle, who also suffered a gunshot wound to the head. Both were sitting on the porch of a home.

Montes was pronounced dead at the scene.

Police say the boy's uncle was rushed to the hospital in critical condition.

LAPD detectives are searching for the suspects.

A motive in the shooting is under investigation.

Police say the victims do not appear to be the intended targets since they were hidden from the street.

"Unfortunately, the 2-year-old and his uncle were at the wrong place at the wrong time. These rounds just happened to find them. It's a very unfortunate incident," LAPD Capt. Mark Olvera said.

Police say the bullets traveled about 100 feet, through a car and a fence, before hitting the victims.

If you have any information, you're asked to call police.
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