Social media users show little grace for the 18-year-old man who was shot and killed this week by a hidden bond holder in Humboldt Park.
Authorities believe that Daone Feazell used a man and then robbed two women in the minutes before he tried to rob his last victim on Tuesday.
Feazell pulled himself on the 36-year-old hidden bear holder when the victim discharged a vehicle in the 1400 block of Northern Artesian. CPD reports show that the Toyota Corolla he was driving was carjacked by a man near Fulton and Kilpatrick only 18 minutes earlier.
After Feazell had shown a gun and demanded the valuables of the CCL holder, the victim took out a firearm and shot him in the head and the chest several times, according to CPD documents. Researchers found the proceeds in the Carjacked Toyota that was shot under the shot of two women in the 2500 block of West Haddon just before Feazell’s fatal hat trick attempt.
“SMH Yall will not show your children,” responded to a Facebook user.
“God gives these young boys a change of heart 😩 idk what’s going on with the whole generation, but they need a deep cleaning, really bad”, “said another.
But some people were more direct. Just like Facebook user poetic fish: “These young locusts are getting steamer and colder, then why Mant does not live to experience life mature and parent.”
“Excellent, beautiful shooting!” Ryred Richard Riehle.
“To continue 18 like this, it’s just sad! We have to do better as parents,” wrote Kandi Notplayboutme Davis.
“No more problem,” concluded Gerardo Reyes.
“He was stopped by God by God. And the angels prepared the victim and protected the other victims,” ​​Gigi sunflowers reflected.
“This is your sign, get Yalls L’S L’S !!!!! (license to wear),” advised Maritza Alexis. “It will be a bloody summer! 🤡🤣”
And, in a thought that apparently was shared by a lot of online, tweeted x user downtown Scott Brown: “Problem solved.”
In a remarkable turn, Feazell’s own Facebook users seems to offer his view of life: “Daone Noremorse.”
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