
Cleveland - The man in the picture is 42-year-old Anthony Waters. While he had family, he had no money and was considered homeless. Reports state that he battled alcoholism and was residing at a homeless shelter. He stayed in contact with his mother, who lived nearby, and whenever he went to visit her he used back roads instead of the main streets. On Wednesday night, three teenagers beat Waters to death on one of these side streets.
His beating death was captured on video by cameras mounted on G&M Towing Company. The video shows Water’s being beaten while he tried to defend himself. Water’s made it to the parking lot of the towing company, where employees tried to help him. One of them even got into his vehicle and chased the teens, but lost them.
When EMS arrived on the scene, Waters told them he was ok and did not need to any help but he was rushed to the hospital when his condition started getting worse. He then died from a ruptured spleen, several broken ribs and a blow to the head.
The teens were described as black teenagers anywhere from 13 to 18-years-old. One of the teens was riding a silver BMX bike and was wearing plaid shorts, another was wearing blue jean shorts, was approximately 5-foot-6 and weighed around 195 pounds. The third was wearing a white t-shirt and a white baseball cap. Cleveland Police have been ordered by the mayor to do “whatever it takes” to arrest these assholes. Police ask anyone who may have witnessed the attack, or who may have information about the attackers, to call Crime Stoppers at 216-252-7463.
Unfortunately for Waters, some of Athena’s genetically impaired public were nearby and chose not to help out in any way as the video shows witnesses slowly driving by to watch the beating, before continuing on. It’s too bad that that the employee at the towing company who attempted to chase them down, who was also a genetically superior human being in the same line as myself, lost these idiots before the police could come and apprehend them.
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