Yes but what about the good ones?
Cop in America doing a bad job, again
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what was he thinking? He should know better than to put his hands up and comply... or something.
Lucky he didn’t get shot 7 times in the back.
already posted on last page, but worth a second post for absurdity.
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Are you actually serious? His hands moved because he got fecking tased!
Didn't even see that. thought they were just pointing guns at him before he got booted
He actually puts his hands back on his head as well, the movement to flying kick him comes after that.Didn't even see that. thought they were just pointing guns at him before he got booted
Weird...not sure why the taser didn't work but why were the police so desperate to tackle him.
No idea, nothing in the video supports the need for any force. Even if it had, I'm pretty sure that's not the way police are supposed to restrain someone.
And as I mentioned the first time this was posted, he was the wrong guy too.
“Sometimes they choke...”
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Missing a three foot putt. Unbelievable.
He said something similar a couple years ago when a female cop shot this black guy when he had his hands up. Trump basically suggested that not everyone is cut out to be a cop and choke under pressure and do reckless shit. In that particular case he was right. The lady cop was the only one who opened fire whilst her partner only reached for the taser. She clearly choked/panicked and took the mans life. Of course she got off as per
Thank you. This should be stickied for those who even broach the absurd false equivalence along the lines of blue lives matter.
cops murdered a black man in la yesterday
Is it Tuesday already?
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/sep/01/los-angeles-police-shoot-black-man-bicycle
For anyone interested. Not that we really need the details.
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They must have fear for their lives with there being a gun on the floor. Poor souls.
Call me biased, anti-police or whatever but I reckon that pistol is a plant.
Hell, it might as well have been an actual plant, seeing as how a gun lying on the ground is about as dangerous as a tulip.
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I wouldn’t be at all surprised, but even if it’s not, on what planet does a gun lay on the floor permit the use of deadly force?
Does that mean that in a “stand your ground” state you can shoot any cop you see on the basis that they’ve got a gun strapped to their hip?
absolutely fecking disgusting'Hey, look, there's a gun in that bundle on the ground.'
'DID SOMEONE SAY GUN?!?!?!?'
*man dies*
What kind of training do these people get? How about testing for mental stability?
155 pages in and still the same shit.
The polices forces in the US need to be re-built with new people that are trained in de-escalation and also trained in how to protect and serve.
The polices forces in the US need to be re-built with new people that are trained in de-escalation and also trained in how to protect and serve.
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No words anymore. The frequency at which it is happening almost feels like they're (the cops, the racists, whoever) taking the piss out of the situation.
Like I said, too many apologists. When you hear so many people condoning or explaining away your actions it's going to embolden you and give you the sense that you did no wrong (or that there's a lot of people that agree with you).
It's why I have no time for them.... feck them.
It's why I have no time for them.... feck them.
"he moved his hand really quickly so the Officer got scared"
"he didn't follow instructions to the tee, so he was shot"
"Officers fear for their life"
Absolute scum. The lot if them!
Yes, the apologists are all over these every single time. "He had no reasonable way of knowing that the carrot lying a hundred feet away from the suspect wasn't in fact a disguised nuclear detonator that the suspect was about to trigger."
feck every last one of these feckers. There are no ‘few bad apples’. There is no saving them at this point.
This "bad apples" thing must've been invented specifically for police officers, because we don't hear it about any other profession.
How long is the police education in the US? Anyone know?
On average it’s 6 months training from what I’ve read.
Seriously? That's laughable.