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Should hip-hop or rap music lyrics be used by law enforcement?
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[QUOTE="Kaito, post: 16419"] PnB Rock knew his surroundings. He's a grown man that intentionally drove or rode to that specific location. He’s from Philly (Germantown), so, he knew exactly what the streets were capable of in any hood nationwide. And that’s all regardless of her posting anything. The person that killed him could’ve watched him roll up as they drove by or we’re already in the parking lot. It didn’t take a social media post for a shooter to shoot. So it’s not that woman’s fault that he didn’t stay away from there. But this wasn’t about that. The rap music community promotes and encourages the gangster lifestyle that others really go out and live, but then wanna switch up on their position when someone actually gets killed. Mainstream rap music ain’t just for entertainment, it’s a blueprint for gang-related crimes. [/QUOTE]
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