My personal philosophy is you work it as the worst possible crime first, then you work your way down from there, Lamberti said. We'll work this as a hate crime until proven otherwise..  Wilton Manors is a haven for homosexuals.    One of the suspects is white the others are mestizos.Scroll down to see mugshots.      More than 100 people gathered and marched Thursday, Oct. 15, 2009, in Wilton Manors to remember Craig Cohen and others in the gay and transgender community who have died from violence. Cohen, beaten outside an Oakland Park diner in April and left in a coma, died six months later. The community is calling it a hate crime, and on Thursday night Sheriff Al Lamberti appeared to tell the community it has been looked at as a hate crime from the beginning, but how it will be prosecuted still has to be determined. Silly old me...I always thought that guilt and motive had to be PROVEN in America.    Guess a bunch of queers out in force protesting this death in full regalia (why do queers have to make every day Mardi Gras?) is enough to intimidate the sheriff into dancing for them.    Is it not possible that this gay man was just a jerk and bit off more than he could chew with the wrong person? In my profession, you meet a few of them. A few these days are still reserved and try to keep their gayness hidden, but the majority that I have to deal with are nasty little pieces of work; narcissistic, passive-aggressive and willing to treat others very nastily so long as they can avoid repercussions and have someone (a boss) or the law to hide behind.    Should the PTB ever fall and society descend into a free-for-all, I know that our cause shall rise to the top and eventually restore order. I would propose that we take all the queers that we can find (especially the ones that have been the most obnoxious) and chain them tightly together front-to-back (think of how shopping carts are stored at your supermarket) and leave them that way to be ridiculed and left to the elements.