MARVIN Harrison's life story

The garage that Harrison owns at 25th and Thompson streets (left); the victim had been thrown out of Harrison's bar, Playmakers, 28th Street near Cambridge

I would HATE to think Marvin was the shooter. That would be a DAMN shame!

It amazes me how people with fame and fortune still find a way to conduct themselves as social deviants. How is it that a gun solves anything? How are you a "man" when you are hiding behind a gun? It's a permanent solution to a minor mishap. A great man once said "profanity is the sign of a weak mind" (because you can't think of anything better to say). I place using a gun to solve your "problems" in the same category. If you're stupid enough to think this will end your problems, then you deserve the highest consequences in return. Poor judgment to say the least.

i've done business @ the shop, it is a shame

i know, that's what makes it even more bizarre!!!

this whole incident is bizarre any more to it? you heard anything else c

no not yet

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