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ThaTruth
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"Chicago police release video of female officer beating..."


          

http://wgntv.com/2016/10/14/chicago-police-release-video-of-female-officer-beating/

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it really really sucks that happened to her.
Oct 25th 2016
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As a big dude, this is why I think there shouldn't be small-ass officers
Oct 25th 2016
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there were 5 officers on the scene but 3 of them were female, the 2...
Oct 25th 2016
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yep...I got pulled over a couple years ago...
Oct 25th 2016
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      While up against the wall years ago, another cop rolled-up on the scene....
Oct 25th 2016
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           "you think it's funny I stopped growing in the 10th grade? HUH?!?!"
Oct 25th 2016
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Welp, fair game to release this...
Oct 25th 2016
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looks more like they fucked him up, than him, them
Oct 25th 2016
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she signed up for it.
Oct 25th 2016
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Chicago's top cop says police are 'second-guessing themselves'(link)
Oct 25th 2016
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They should be. Regularly. It's in the job description
Oct 25th 2016
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so?
Oct 25th 2016
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thats progress
Oct 25th 2016
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GOOD.
Oct 25th 2016
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      THIS
Oct 27th 2016
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Honestly I'm impressed at the lack of blam blam on the video nm
Oct 25th 2016
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And they feel 'guilty' that they handled this the RIGHT way smh
Oct 25th 2016
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why is pcp still around...shit ain't go extinct like crabs?
Oct 25th 2016
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It got new life when it was re-branded as wet
Oct 25th 2016
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      wet was early to mid 90's ...20+ years ago
Oct 25th 2016
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           yup, it's "water" now.
Oct 25th 2016
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           Sadly, I knew dudes that still dabbled well into the mid-00s
Oct 26th 2016
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I commend her for showing restraint
Oct 25th 2016
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he was tasered multiple times, he had her by her hair and was banging...
Oct 25th 2016
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I think they stun gunned him from what I saw
Oct 25th 2016
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      RE: I think they stun gunned him from what I saw
Oct 25th 2016
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      I use to work for a private security firm
Oct 26th 2016
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      I'm pretty sure it was a taser, the male officer literally says...
Oct 25th 2016
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           Him saying it doesn't mean he used the taser I'm referring to
Oct 26th 2016
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That's some backseat policing.
Oct 25th 2016
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      ok at least I'm not the only crazy person here, lol...
Oct 25th 2016
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      RE: ok at least I'm not the only crazy person here, lol...
Oct 25th 2016
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      How is it back seat policing when I know it's been done before?
Oct 25th 2016
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      not when there is 5 cops on the scene
Oct 25th 2016
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      So are you saying women shouldn't be police officers?
Oct 25th 2016
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           you should add soldiers to that
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                OOOOOH, THEY'RE GONNA GET YOU!
Oct 25th 2016
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      give the recent history of american policing?
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      You get your head bashed because you chose to to deal with nuts
Oct 25th 2016
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      Taking an ass whooping is part of the job for being a cop? Word?
Oct 25th 2016
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           People getting physical with you comes with the territory
Oct 25th 2016
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           Getting shot comes with the territory of fighting someone with a gun.
Oct 26th 2016
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                equal force right? Did the perp have a gun or not?
Oct 26th 2016
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                where are you getting "equal force" from?
Oct 26th 2016
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                     likely my ass since I don't really give a damn about policing in the US
Oct 26th 2016
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                          Not if 3 of them are women...
Oct 26th 2016
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                               They shouldn't be cops on a beat then. Get the right men for the job
Oct 26th 2016
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                                    So now you're preaching discrimination?
Oct 26th 2016
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                                         Beats me but women aren't built to deal with male aggression IMO
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                this is def true.
Oct 26th 2016
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           These people are insane.
Oct 25th 2016
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                Just because a cop tells you to do something
Oct 26th 2016
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      RE: That's some backseat policing.
Oct 25th 2016
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           Wasnt that the rationale for the ol' head cops shot in HOU?
Oct 25th 2016
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                I'm saying
Oct 25th 2016
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                     Yeah no one said cops should shoot first. Stop lying.
Oct 26th 2016
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                     That's not what was said. Stop lying
Oct 26th 2016
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                     Stop misrepresenting what happen
Oct 26th 2016
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                          Folks get similarly out of control in other countries too and guess what...
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                          Exactly
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                               Where though? Where are police officers in the world trained to not
Oct 26th 2016
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                                    Guy has MACHETE and they disarm him without killing him
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                                    1. ) those cops look ridiculous
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                                         1) I'd take their look over killing unarmed people all day
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                                              Who was in danger from the dude driving on the side walk and running
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                                                   I understand your slant because of your family ties but
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                                    Knife, disarmed by pepperspray and baton
Oct 26th 2016
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                                         in the UK their police are trained differently because they don't have.....
Oct 26th 2016
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                                              But ain't nobody saying...don't shoot the dude with a gun
Oct 26th 2016
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                                              No, were saying she should've shot him because he was banging...
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                                                   Because she ran in there playing hero ball!!!
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                                                        lol, its easy to sit on the sidelines and armchair quarterback a situati...
Oct 26th 2016
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                                                             It's also easy to call for back up
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                                                             actually backup came fairly quickly
Oct 27th 2016
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                                                                  Then the cops fumbled this one
Oct 27th 2016
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                                                             Where did I say "always"?
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                                                                  they were trying to apprehend a guy that was leaving the scene of an...
Oct 27th 2016
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                                                                       So you jump out the car and aggressively cuff dude...
Oct 27th 2016
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                                                                            they had told him to stop and he ignored them, he had just crashed his.....
Oct 27th 2016
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                                              no one is armed in this altercation. Gun culture is not a valid excuse
Oct 26th 2016
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                                                   Exactly! There is no threat of a gun because people don't have guns...
Oct 26th 2016
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                                                        regardless shooting first is not the right course of action here
Oct 26th 2016
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                          What did you see happen before they start fighting
Oct 26th 2016
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                               The dude on PCP left the car he wrecked and started
Oct 26th 2016
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                     no one hates black people more than black people
Oct 26th 2016
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                          RE: no one hates black people more than black people
Oct 26th 2016
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                          You don't think it's ironic that you say unironically the line from
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                               No because in some situations it's true
Oct 26th 2016
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                                    That's coon talk brah.
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                                         You sound like Ruckus
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                                              Nah, "we are own worst enemy talk" is the Mantra of every regular
Oct 27th 2016
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                                                   Fox News does not scare me away from
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                          Where I am from most the cops I see aren't white.
Oct 26th 2016
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                               basically...
Oct 26th 2016
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                               I have a family member who's a cop. She made a mistake IMO
Oct 26th 2016
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                                    Yeah I think that's dumb as shit. The best way to reform our policing
Oct 26th 2016
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                                         Can't reform racists Buddy. Hasn't 4 centuries proven that?
Oct 26th 2016
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                                         To answer your questions though...
Oct 26th 2016
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                                              Each of my parents served 20 years in law enforcement.
Oct 26th 2016
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                                                   How much have their efforts changed policing?
Oct 26th 2016
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                                                        That so ridiculously fatalistic. Must be your excuse for not doing shit...
Oct 27th 2016
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                                                             But you didn't answer the question
Oct 27th 2016
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                                                                  You weren't rhetorically asking did my folks change national policing
Oct 27th 2016
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                                                                       Nope not taking shots. Good to hear community policing can work.
Oct 27th 2016
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                                                                            In a town of 6k where everyone either related or went to school together
Oct 27th 2016
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                                         Get rid of patrol cops.
Oct 26th 2016
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                                              Oddly enough I was going to say SoWhat had a much better plan of action
Oct 26th 2016
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                                              I a country where we have more guns than people that's not realistic...
Oct 27th 2016
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                                                   It's more realistic than a lot of things regarding policing and it's cul...
Oct 27th 2016
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                                                   patrol cops prevent shootings?
Oct 27th 2016
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did ya'll catch that dog whistle?
Oct 25th 2016
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oh yeah
Oct 25th 2016
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Yup, and a few in here are saying the same damn thing
Oct 25th 2016
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Fuck them for that shit.
Oct 25th 2016
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fair
Oct 25th 2016
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I feel like if it was a black female cop getting her head bashed in by.....
Oct 25th 2016
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      a skinhead would make it completely different
Oct 25th 2016
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           You know that makes no sense right? Same actions but different people
Oct 27th 2016
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                It makes perfect sense...
Oct 27th 2016
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                so you're not down w/hate crime prosecution?
Oct 27th 2016
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                     that's exactly what's being talked about here.
Oct 27th 2016
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I hope the man who hit her was put on paid administrative leave
Oct 25th 2016
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lol seriously
Oct 25th 2016
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It's good to see you guys are still reasonable and not bitter at all.
Oct 25th 2016
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More reasonable than most cops I'd wager
Oct 25th 2016
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Firefighters should just let the fire spread if they fear for their life
Oct 26th 2016
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You the only sane one in here
Oct 26th 2016
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Thanks fam
Oct 27th 2016
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The more appropriate analogy is people getting mad that firefighters
Oct 27th 2016
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      I'm not making an analogy
Oct 27th 2016
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I'm legit curious about this...so question:
Oct 27th 2016
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not to mention punching folks can cause self injury
Oct 27th 2016
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Probably one of those cops that confuse compliance with real power
Oct 27th 2016
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^Gets it
Oct 27th 2016
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So are you saying women shouldn't be police officers?
Oct 27th 2016
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      They shouldn't be trying to arrest much larger, stronger men, no.
Oct 27th 2016
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           think this lady would be making out with the concrete?
Oct 27th 2016
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so say she does this and he comes at her and she shoots him....
Oct 27th 2016
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He had already, violently resisted arrest
Oct 27th 2016
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      I'm not a "police apologist" but the officers in this instance did...
Oct 27th 2016
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           they didn't do 'everything' in their power to avoid shooting this dude.
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           That's exactly what you are
Oct 27th 2016
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let's get back to #1 though.
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      This too!
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           and then it sounds like the cops kept escalating the situation
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                So if you're drunk and crash your car and the cops are right there...
Oct 27th 2016
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                     they sure can.
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                          what other crimes does that police strategy work with?
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                               ppl can be criminally charged by way of information.
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                                    It CAN be applied to all crimes sure
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                                         come on now lets not muddle the argument with things like REALITY...
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                                         more like presenting straw men.
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                                         i'm not interested in extrapolation here.
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                                              and he coulda hopped into another vehicle he had access to and
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                                                   k.
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                                                   So in your opinion this was proper policing?
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                                                   nah i didn't watch the whole video so i'm not even going to that
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                                                        it's 'bogus' b/c they've brainwashed us.
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                                                             All my replies were in reference to the first interaction
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                                                   Do cops apprehend all people involved in non-lethal, minor accidents?
Oct 27th 2016
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                                                        In the instances you are referring to, did someone leave the scene
Oct 27th 2016
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                                                             Well...I didn't stick around after the parking lot ding up lol
Oct 27th 2016
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                                                                  Yeah all i'm saying was they should try to approach/stop dude
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KiloMcG
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1. "it really really sucks that happened to her."
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i didn't watch the video, but hey whaddayaknow, the cams worked this time....

  

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flipnile
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2. "As a big dude, this is why I think there shouldn't be small-ass officers"
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The scariest cops to me are the ones that *know* that they don't stand a chance against me, physically. Always thinking they would be the first to resort to extreme violence.

I feel bad for the officer in this case. She didn't really have much of a chance against a bigger, hopped-up dude.

  

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ThaTruth
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5. "there were 5 officers on the scene but 3 of them were female, the 2..."
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black females basically just stood there and watched.

But people think its a good idea to send women in the military into combat though...

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6. "yep...I got pulled over a couple years ago..."
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one summer. My tags were expired by like a week and I got caught out there. Fair enough. I wasn't able to make it to DMV during regular hours until my off day. Anyhoo...as first cop is talking to me, a second car pulls up. After having me step out the car, one cop is basically running my license while the other is standing with me at the back of the car. It was summer, so I had on summer shit. "you're a big boy...what do you do?" "I'm a mechanic". "You do something special to get that size?" "nope...just like staying in shape". Dude was really feeling a way that I was probably 80lbs more than him.

  

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flipnile
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18. "While up against the wall years ago, another cop rolled-up on the scene...."
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Tue Oct-25-16 12:30 PM by flipnile

          

...we hadn't done anything really (some dude we were with got into an argument with another dude). Cops put all of us against the wall. Well, the officer that rolled-up asked me "what are you guys doing?" me, being a wise-ass (and knowing we were clean and didn't do nuffin'), responded:

"Standing here with my hands against the wall"

Cop got PISSED. Said "What? You think you can be a smart-ass because you're 6'8"?" (I'm not even 6'8", lol, but that's how he saw things). I just apologized and STFU after that, but it was crazy how fast he let me know he was a bit intimidated.

  

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20. ""you think it's funny I stopped growing in the 10th grade? HUH?!?!""
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3. "Welp, fair game to release this..."
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4. "looks more like they fucked him up, than him, them"
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looks like got slammed, not her

life always offers you a 2nd chance...it's called tomorrow. use it wisely

  

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7. "she signed up for it."
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ThaTruth
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8. "Chicago's top cop says police are 'second-guessing themselves'(link)"
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http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/breaking/ct-citing-beating-of-officer-chicago-s-top-cop-says-police-are-second-guessing-themselves-20161006-story.html

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11. "They should be. Regularly. It's in the job description"
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17. "so?"
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19. "thats progress"
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Tue Oct-25-16 12:32 PM by wluv

  

          

Should be thinking about using deadly force as a last resort instead of a first instinct.

Like theyre trained to do in the academy.

  

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27. "GOOD."
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that's what i want them to do.

that officer signed up for the job. sometimes that means she's gonna be in a situation like this and end up injured. no one needed to lose their life in this situation and indeed b/c this officer 'second guessed (herself)' no one lost their life.

good stuff.

fuck you.

  

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144. "THIS"
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werd.

  

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9. "Honestly I'm impressed at the lack of blam blam on the video nm "
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13. "And they feel 'guilty' that they handled this the RIGHT way smh"
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10. "why is pcp still around...shit ain't go extinct like crabs?"
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Coolin...

  

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flipnile
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21. "It got new life when it was re-branded as wet"
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Shit, I'd have thought heroin would never come back, but there are mad young white folks moving here to ride the white horse.

  

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24. "wet was early to mid 90's ...20+ years ago"
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Coolin...

  

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36. "yup, it's "water" now."
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and DC supposedly has a terrible problem with it.


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"Where was the peace when we were getting shot? Where's the peace when we were getting laid out?
Where is the peace when we are in the back of ambulances? Where is the peace then?
They don't want to call for peace then.

  

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flipnile
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59. "Sadly, I knew dudes that still dabbled well into the mid-00s"
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Never understood how dudes smoked something that smelled like burning plastic.

  

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auragin_boi
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12. "I commend her for showing restraint"
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Tue Oct-25-16 11:36 AM by auragin_boi

  

          

but none of them are questioning their training here?

Like Truth said, there were 5 cops on site and they couldn't get him down? I don't care if they were women. Even a civilian guy jumped in to help. Where were the tasers from jump? If you suspect he might be on something...tasers should be juiced and ready to go. Back up should be on the way. Monitor the situation until you have the force to subdue him non-lethally.

If he gets tasered to death because he's hopped up on PCP and was too big and strong to restrain, it looks a lot better than them going straight for their side arm because they are scared of someone's size. Bigger people don't need to be policed differently than anyone else. If it were a 5'2", 135lbs white female would she feel like she should have to shoot him?

In the end, it's a dangerous job. She took some bumps and bruises to protect civilian lives AND the assailants but in the end NOBODY DIED!

Which is a success and I feel like it was very disheartening that the top cop didn't commend her for making a difficult choice to handle this sans deadly force than to admonish those who don't think your first or second course of action should be to kill unarmed people who have drug problems.

I always go back to the kid in FL who killed the couple in their garage. He was tasered, had police dogs sicced on him and THEN 5 officers took him down and he had a murder weapon near him and had committed two homicides. Cops should show that sort of strategic thinking to protect lives (even of the criminal) and make those accountable in a court of law.

This guy had a traffic incident and wasn't armed. The answer isn't to KILL everybody that resists. Get off the police force if you think it is.

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14. "he was tasered multiple times, he had her by her hair and was banging..."
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her head on the street.

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23. "I think they stun gunned him from what I saw"
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Tasers (at least the ones I'm referring to) are the long range joints with the two wires that drop you upon contact.

Stun guns aren't as effective on PCP users because it only effects the muscles and they have no reaction to pain under that situation. They are effective for close quarter struggles but so are the tasers I'm referring to. A taser disrupts the nervous system and when you're hit with those, you tend to just drop.

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46. "RE: I think they stun gunned him from what I saw"
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whered u learn so much about this stuff?

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53. "I use to work for a private security firm"
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All staff had to have training on ASP, Pepperspray, tasers.

Also, I've had a vested interest in police procedure lately so I've done a little research.

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49. "I'm pretty sure it was a taser, the male officer literally says..."
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"I'm going to taste you in like 2 seconds", later when they are wrestling on the ground you can see the wires.

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54. "Him saying it doesn't mean he used the taser I'm referring to"
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>"I'm going to taste you in like 2 seconds", later when they
>are wrestling on the ground you can see the wires.

People use taser to describe the action, even if they are actually using a stun gun. I didn't see the wires in the video so you could be right BUT a taser is only effective if it hits the skin (or near it). If he tried to get it off during the struggle, there's a good chance he missed and they are one shot weapons. I didn't see anyone reload either.

The thing is, they should have tasered him out the gate, from distance. Not after you're in close quarters and there's extreme risk. They didn't have a good strategy for this incident.

And given there was no immediate danger/threat, they had time to come up with a plan. The police force failed itself here.

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15. "That's some backseat policing. "
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>In the end, it's a dangerous job. She took some bumps and
>bruises to protect civilian lives AND the assailants but in
>the end NOBODY DIED!

I don't know, if we have to choose between cops getting head bashed in sidewalk and shooting some dude hopped up on PCP, I am cool with shooting the dude on PCP.





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22. "ok at least I'm not the only crazy person here, lol..."
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>I don't know, if we have to choose between cops getting head
>bashed in sidewalk and shooting some dude hopped up on PCP, I
>am cool with shooting the dude on PCP.

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42. "RE: ok at least I'm not the only crazy person here, lol..."
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>
>>I don't know, if we have to choose between cops getting head
>>bashed in sidewalk and shooting some dude hopped up on PCP,
>I
>>am cool with shooting the dude on PCP.
>


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25. "How is it back seat policing when I know it's been done before?"
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>I don't know, if we have to choose between cops getting head
>bashed in sidewalk and shooting some dude hopped up on PCP, I
>am cool with shooting the dude on PCP.

First thing I said was "they should be questioning their training". From the video, dude was walking down the street, unresponsive and look like he was under the influence of something BUT not a danger to anyone at this point.

At that point, you taser up (the long range joints) and call for back up. Get no less than 5 officers on the scene, 4 are armed with tasers, to ensure at least one gains contact with his skin and one is armed with his/her side piece, only to discharge if there's eminent danger to fellow officers or civilians. Tasers work? It's done. Tasers don't, multiple officers rush the assailant and subdue him in unison, approaching from multiple sides to make sure you gain the advantage.

Use deadly force ONLY if necessary at that point.

This video showed 2 officers (one a smaller woman) trying to subdue dude and failing, no taser issued out the gate, which should be used due to non-compliance imo (given his size and the risk), no identifiable strategy to approach the assailant who was obviously big in stature and under the influence.

That backfired.

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26. "not when there is 5 cops on the scene"
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if 5 cops can't get one guy down they need to be fired.

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35. "So are you saying women shouldn't be police officers?"
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>if 5 cops can't get one guy down they need to be fired.
>
>

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38. "you should add soldiers to that "
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39. "OOOOOH, THEY'RE GONNA GET YOU!"
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28. "give the recent history of american policing? "
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nah.
This is actually kind of how an encounter is *supposed* to go.

Hell, dude wasn't actually a risk to anyone at all when they rolled upon him to begin with. So the cops still may have escalated the situation unnecessarily.

  

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32. "You get your head bashed because you chose to to deal with nuts"
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on occasion. If you want to kill join the military. If you can't fight, protect yourself, or take an ass whooping, don't be a cop.

  

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45. "Taking an ass whooping is part of the job for being a cop? Word?"
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That's wishful thinking.

The funny thing is I thought you were talking people high on PCP when you said "get your head bashed because you chose to to deal with nuts"



>on occasion. If you want to kill join the military. If you
>can't fight, protect yourself, or take an ass whooping, don't
>be a cop.


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47. "People getting physical with you comes with the territory "
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And sometimes you'll get the short end of the stick.

  

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56. "Getting shot comes with the territory of fighting someone with a gun. "
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Your ideology got you not making common sense or street smart.


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57. "equal force right? Did the perp have a gun or not?"
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I mean this whole argument is kind of pointless since policing in general is pretty corrupt not to mention biased so sure - just shoot everyone. Who really gives a shit anyway?

  

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70. "where are you getting "equal force" from?"
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>I mean this whole argument is kind of pointless since
>policing in general is pretty corrupt not to mention biased so
>sure - just shoot everyone. Who really gives a shit anyway?

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78. "likely my ass since I don't really give a damn about policing in the US "
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They say cops should use enough force to control the situation and protect lives. Seems like 5 people should be able to handle that without shooting someone, but the only thing I know for certain is that police are agents of corruption.

  

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88. "Not if 3 of them are women..."
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>They say cops should use enough force to control the
>situation and protect lives. Seems like 5 people should be
>able to handle that without shooting someone, but the only
>thing I know for certain is that police are agents of
>corruption.

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90. "They shouldn't be cops on a beat then. Get the right men for the job"
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literally

  

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96. "So now you're preaching discrimination? "
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100. "Beats me but women aren't built to deal with male aggression IMO"
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like dude said 6 feet vs 5 is an automatic disadvantage. Kind of makes it easy for a trigger happy lady to "fear for her life" don't you think?

There's always K-9 or hostage negotiator if they want action.

  

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93. "this is def true."
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>Your ideology got you not making common sense or street
>smart.

-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.

  

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50. "These people are insane."
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60. "Just because a cop tells you to do something"
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and you don't comply does NOT mean you need to be shot/killed.

The context of a situation matters.

Officers should be trained to strategically subdue, unarmed, non-threating, non-compliers.

This isn't a 'heat of the moment' issue, they STARTED their procedure wrong and due to that, one officer was roughed up.

You're really calling people insane because they value human life?

I think it's insane to ignore nuance due to fear and think murder is the solution.

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41. "RE: That's some backseat policing. "
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>I don't know, if we have to choose between cops getting head
>bashed in sidewalk and shooting some dude hopped up on PCP, I
>am cool with shooting the dude on PCP.
>
>
>


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51. "Wasnt that the rationale for the ol' head cops shot in HOU?"
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He looked like he was dusted?

and mfers in here co-signing that BS, SMH

do better okayplayer

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52. "I'm saying"
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>He looked like he was dusted?
>
>and mfers in here co-signing that BS, SMH
>
>do better okayplayer

can't believe Black people are down with cops shooting first.

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55. "Yeah no one said cops should shoot first. Stop lying. "
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Yall in here saying if the choice is between a cop getting their head smashed in the ground by someone on PCP and shooting that person, then the cop should get their heads smashed in the ground.


That's just a ridiculous fringe opinion. An unrealistic and unreasonable expectations for someone serving as a police officer.

You do a disservice to the cause of fighting against police brutality by espousing it.

The standard for use of deadly force has generally always been justified only when the officer believes it is necessary to “defend himself or herself or a third person from what he or she reasonably believes to be the use or imminent use of deadly physical force"?

Do you disagree with that stance?





>>He looked like he was dusted?
>>
>>and mfers in here co-signing that BS, SMH
>>
>>do better okayplayer
>
>can't believe Black people are down with cops shooting first.


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61. "That's not what was said. Stop lying "
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I have no problem shooting the guy on pcp...is problematic in more than a few ways

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62. "Stop misrepresenting what happen "
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This didn't start with the cop on the ground getting her head bashed in.

>Yall in here saying if the choice is between a cop getting
>their head smashed in the ground by someone on PCP and
>shooting that person, then the cop should get their heads
>smashed in the ground.
>

Come on you're skipping everything that happen before the cop was on the ground.

>That's just a ridiculous fringe opinion. An unrealistic and
>unreasonable expectations for someone serving as a police
>officer.
>

What kind of opinion is "Shoot the guy on PCP"

>You do a disservice to the cause of fighting against police
>brutality by espousing it.

You do a disservice to Blacks when you buy into the kill the scary guy on drugs before he kills you police narrative.

>The standard for use of deadly force has generally always been
>justified only when the officer believes it is necessary to
>“defend himself or herself or a third person from what he or
>she reasonably believes to be the use or imminent use of
>deadly physical force"?
>
>Do you disagree with that stance?
>

Yes I agree with that stance.

Do you agree that the police could do more before these situations get to the point that someone has to die.

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63. "Folks get similarly out of control in other countries too and guess what..."
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they subdue the problem without guns

  

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64. "Exactly"
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>they subdue the problem without guns

but these two in thread and those like them are not trying to hear that.

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66. "Where though? Where are police officers in the world trained to not"
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used deadly force when their lives are at stake?

You going to need receipts for that homey.



>>they subdue the problem without guns
>
>but these two in thread and those like them are not trying to
>hear that.
>


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72. "Guy has MACHETE and they disarm him without killing him"
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cX5CPx4RKWw

Yet we can't figure out how to down an unarmed guy on drugs who's actually not a trying to harm anyone?

Our police training/strategy sucks.

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82. "1. ) those cops look ridiculous"
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They should have shot him.

2.) Where do you get that PCP dude wasn't "trying to harm anyone?"


>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cX5CPx4RKWw
>
>Yet we can't figure out how to down an unarmed guy on drugs
>who's actually not a trying to harm anyone?
>
>Our police training/strategy sucks.


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83. "1) I'd take their look over killing unarmed people all day"
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>They should have shot him.

Correction: they COULD have shot him but I guess they value life more in the UK than we do here. But I guess Sociopathic behavior is par for the course in the good ole US of A

>2.) Where do you get that PCP dude wasn't "trying to harm
>anyone?"

Who was in danger before the cops tried to apprehend him? So when they arrived on the scene, he wasn't trying to harm anyone. If they were trying to apprehend him, he wasn't complying and they suspected he was on something THAT's when you strategically take him down. Not run up on him all willy nilly with no plan and get handled.

The london cops had a strategy and it worked.

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111. "Who was in danger from the dude driving on the side walk and running"
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his car into a store? You really asking that?!!??


RE: 1) I'd take their look over killing unarmed people all day


Dude wasn't unarmed. He was armed with a Machete.


>>They should have shot him.
>
>Correction: they COULD have shot him but I guess they value
>life more in the UK than we do here. But I guess Sociopathic
>behavior is par for the course in the good ole US of A
>
>>2.) Where do you get that PCP dude wasn't "trying to harm
>>anyone?"
>
>Who was in danger before the cops tried to apprehend him? So
>when they arrived on the scene, he wasn't trying to harm
>anyone.


You mean who was in danger from the dude who just ran his car on the sidewalk and into the store?

I am going to say people on the sidewalk and people in the store to start.



If they were trying to apprehend him, he wasn't
>complying and they suspected he was on something THAT's when
>you strategically take him down. Not run up on him all willy
>nilly with no plan and get handled.

You did not see the entire exchange. Didn't hear all of it. Maybe there was a chance to de-escalate. I don't think either of us can be sure.

  

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121. "I understand your slant because of your family ties but"
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Don't let that blind you to overtly non-appropriate aggressive behavior. Chicago PD have a VERY poor reputation and traditionally skate on de-escalation.

>You mean who was in danger from the dude who just ran his car
>on the sidewalk and into the store?
>
>I am going to say people on the sidewalk and people in the
>store to start.

He was out of his car, no one was hurt and there was minor property damage. He was walking down the street post accident.

That's a misdemeanor at worst. If he was still in the car or assaulting someone, you'd have a case. This is just poor logic.

>You did not see the entire exchange. Didn't hear all of it.
>Maybe there was a chance to de-escalate. I don't think either
>of us can be sure.

De-escalating is not jumping out your squad car and aggressively hand cuffing someone. If they aren't complying, you have other options and if there are 5 cops on the scene, you should be able to handle this guy without it getting to this point. The CPD failed strategically and it led to this.

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73. "Knife, disarmed by pepperspray and baton"
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74. "in the UK their police are trained differently because they don't have....."
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the gun culture that we have here.

I don't think their regular police officers even carry guns.

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76. "But ain't nobody saying...don't shoot the dude with a gun"
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who's not complying.

We're talking about context. You and Buddy are advocating a female cop should have shot and killed this unarmed man on PCP because she got handled due to physical disadvantages.

My WHOLE point is, they need better training for these situations so they don't get into them in the first place. The circumstances were that they could have strategically subdued this guy without having to risk one of them getting mollywopped as such.

Work smarter...not harder.

Same reason the chick in Tulsa is charged with Manslaughter. If the perp is unarmed as far as you can tell, you use NON-Lethal force to subdue.

If "fear for your life" will be your stat response in all interactions with people and therefore you feel it's fair game to kill indiscriminantly, quit the force, stat because every day you go into work, fear for your life is #1 on the list of concerns.

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89. "No, were saying she should've shot him because he was banging..."
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her head on the street trying to kill HER!

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94. "Because she ran in there playing hero ball!!!"
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If you approach a 6'4" 255lbs dude on the street and you are 5'6", 139lbs...YOU are the dummy for thinking he gonna bow to your will.

ESPECIALLY if you had time to size him up and come up with a plan, which they indeed had that time.

You guys are attacking the symptom...not the cause. They approach the situation smarter, she's not in a position to have to decide if she should shoot an unarmed civilian.

After the fact, I get it, y'all are right, she had the right to protect herself. She shoots him, it's justified but why would you or a cop PREFER that situation to what I'm suggesting?

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95. "lol, its easy to sit on the sidelines and armchair quarterback a situati..."
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after the fact but people that live that live daily don't always have that luxury. In this situation she was actually trying to back up the male officer who was the more aggressive one. There were 2 other female officers there that did absolutely nothing, a random civilian that was standing around did more than they did.

Think a bigger issue in this case is they have lower standards for women to be police officers but nobody here wants to have that conversation.

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99. "It's also easy to call for back up "
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when I get pulled over there's always at least 6 of these jokers and I'm sober

  

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105. "actually backup came fairly quickly"
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116. "Then the cops fumbled this one"
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106. "Where did I say "always"?"
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I distinctly said context plays a part in all of these decisions.

And I agreed with you and Buddy that once she was IN danger, she had the right to murk dude if she saw fit BUT it was foolish of all of them to approach the situation the way they did.

>after the fact but people that live that live daily don't
>always have that luxury. In this situation she was actually
>trying to back up the male officer who was the more aggressive
>one. There were 2 other female officers there that did
>absolutely nothing, a random civilian that was standing around
>did more than they did.

^^^This is a flat out lie, if you look at the dashcam video, she runs up and cuffs dude while the guy officer is walking up to the guy in red with two fingers up (I can't hear the audio at work). So she was playing hero ball.

>Think a bigger issue in this case is they have lower standards
>for women to be police officers but nobody here wants to have
>that conversation.

Nah, that's what YOU want to talk about. The issue is strategy. People can be dumb or people can be smart. Being dumb gets you in these situations. Poor judgement caused this issue and someone shouldn't pay with their life because an officer is dumb.

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108. "they were trying to apprehend a guy that was leaving the scene of an..."
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accident, shit escalated. They probably thought he was just drunk instead of on PCP.

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118. "So you jump out the car and aggressively cuff dude..."
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who's worse offense to that point was a misdemeanor?

Nah, they escalated it and used poor judgement in doing so. And used poor judgement in their approach.

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127. "they had told him to stop and he ignored them, he had just crashed his....."
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car into a store, could have very easily been a person. Should they have just let him walk away?

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79. "no one is armed in this altercation. Gun culture is not a valid excuse "
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other than to explain why this man was shot had that been the case

  

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91. "Exactly! There is no threat of a gun because people don't have guns..."
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in the U.K. readily available like we do here. So their police officer train differently.

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92. "regardless shooting first is not the right course of action here "
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67. "What did you see happen before they start fighting"
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>This didn't start with the cop on the ground getting her head
>bashed in.

>>Yall in here saying if the choice is between a cop getting
>>their head smashed in the ground by someone on PCP and
>>shooting that person, then the cop should get their heads
>>smashed in the ground.
>>
>
>Come on you're skipping everything that happen before the cop
>was on the ground.
>


Ok, tell me what happened before they were tussling on the ground? What you see that I didnt?

Could they have de-escalated? I dont know. I didn't see enough in the footage to tell. If you saw something different let me know.


>>That's just a ridiculous fringe opinion. An unrealistic and
>>unreasonable expectations for someone serving as a police
>>officer.

>What kind of opinion is "Shoot the guy on PCP"

Dude I clearly outlined my opinion about using force. It's literally the text book definition of when to use force.


>
>>You do a disservice to the cause of fighting against police
>>brutality by espousing it.
>
>You do a disservice to Blacks when you buy into the kill the
>scary guy on drugs before he kills you police narrative.
>
>>The standard for use of deadly force has generally always
>been
>>justified only when the officer believes it is necessary to
>>“defend himself or herself or a third person from what he
>or
>>she reasonably believes to be the use or imminent use of
>>deadly physical force"?
>>
>>Do you disagree with that stance?
>>
>
>Yes I agree with that stance.

Well how do you know that wasn't what happened in that video? I didn't see anything in consistent in the video with that.

And that standard also means if a mothafucking coming at you trying to kill you, you have the right to defend yourself using lethal force.


>
>Do you agree that the police could do more before these
>situations get to the point that someone has to die.


Sure there are plenty of times when the death could be avoided by the officer de-escalating. But I also think there are times when cops have the right to defend themselves with deadly force.

The fact that the woman got her head repeatedly smashed into the ground is ipso facto proof she would have been justified in using deadly force.

Yall mofos sound crazy up in here talking about she should have taken a beating in the head to avoid taking this dudes life.

That's fringe talk totally out of line what most BLACK people would tell you. Don't believe me, ask the next 5 black people you see.




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75. "The dude on PCP left the car he wrecked and started "
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walking

>
>
>Ok, tell me what happened before they were tussling on the
>ground? What you see that I didnt?

up above

>Could they have de-escalated? I dont know. I didn't see
>enough in the footage to tell. If you saw something different
>let me know.
>

I saw the dude on PCP walking and the cop ran up on him and said he was about to tase him. So far the women is not on the ground getting her head bashed in.



>Dude I clearly outlined my opinion about using force. It's
>literally the text book definition of when to use force.
>

Yes you did outline the text book definition just like the police do after they kill an unarmed person and try to justify it.

>>


>>
>>Yes I agree with that stance.
>
>Well how do you know that wasn't what happened in that video?
>I didn't see anything in consistent in the video with that.

The female cop did not get slammed on the ground until 1:09 into the video, was she in danger before that ? Should the cops shoot the dude on PCP as soon as they pull up on him ?

>And that standard also means if a mothafucking coming at you
>trying to kill you, you have the right to defend yourself
>using lethal force.
>

Prior to 1:09 in the video how is the dude on PCP coming at the female cop trying to kill her with lethal force ?


>
>Sure there are plenty of times when the death could be avoided
>by the officer de-escalating. But I also think there are
>times when cops have the right to defend themselves with
>deadly force.

The last thing police need is encouragement to shoot more people because they are afraid.

>The fact that the woman got her head repeatedly smashed into
>the ground is ipso facto proof she would have been justified
>in using deadly force.

Why wait for her head to get bashed in using your logic the police should shoot from the police car before they get out, like a drive by so that they are not in any danger.

>Yall mofos sound crazy up in here talking about she should
>have taken a beating in the head to avoid taking this dudes
>life.
>
>That's fringe talk totally out of line what most BLACK people
>would tell you. Don't believe me, ask the next 5 black people
>you see.
>

How do you sound saying take the dudes life that fast.

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65. "RE: no one hates black people more than black people "
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68. "You don't think it's ironic that you say unironically the line from "
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the coon train.

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77. "No because in some situations it's true"
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Like the sheriff Trump supporter who is black, and the Uncle Ruckus irl who are black and two people in this thread.

You think it's a good idea to co-sign police shooting someone who is unarmed because they are on PCP ?

http://www.cnn.com/2016/10/11/us/tulsa-shooting-victim-pcp/

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81. "That's coon talk brah. "
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>Like the sheriff Trump supporter who is black, and the Uncle
>Ruckus irl who are black and two people in this thread.

Thinking we are our own worst enemy is the very definition of self hate. You should examine that.

>
>You think it's a good idea to co-sign police shooting someone
>who is unarmed because they are on PCP ?
>
>http://www.cnn.com/2016/10/11/us/tulsa-shooting-victim-pcp/
>
>Terence Crutcher had PCP in his system.


Let me say it clearly and succintly so you can follow. I am not saying the cops have a right to kill someone because they are on PCP. I am saying that a cop may be justified in shooting someone who is beating a cop or another person's head into the concrete because my standard for when a cop should be allowed to use deadly force is the textbook standard above.

That dude was beating the female cops head in the ground makes clear that a person's life was in danger, therefore it seems deadly force would be warranted.

You seem to suggest that even in light of the cop's head being beaten into the ground, they would not be justified in using deadly force and that's just plain ridiculous.



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84. "You sound like Ruckus"
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>>Like the sheriff Trump supporter who is black, and the
>Uncle
>>Ruckus irl who are black and two people in this thread.
>
>Thinking we are our own worst enemy is the very definition of
>self hate. You should examine that.
>

If you want to destroy anything that is strong, you do it from the inside, so when people like you parrot the police justification for killing unarmed blacks its reinforces and encourages white supremacy.

Self hate would be if I said only blacks were the ones who are their own worst enemy every time in all cases/situations.

>
>Let me say it clearly and succintly so you can follow. I am
>not saying the cops have a right to kill someone because they
>are on PCP. I am saying that a cop may be justified in
>shooting someone who is beating a cop or another person's head
>into the concrete because my standard for when a cop should be
>allowed to use deadly force is the textbook standard above.
>

I will say it again like I did in the reply #75 the cops could have handled it different before it got to the point where the female cop's head was smashed into the ground as you put it. Try less snark and more research.

>That dude was beating the female cops head in the ground makes
>clear that a person's life was in danger, therefore it seems
>deadly force would be warranted.

#75

>You seem to suggest that even in light of the cop's head being
>beaten into the ground, they would not be justified in using
>deadly force and that's just plain ridiculous.
>

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110. "Nah, "we are own worst enemy talk" is the Mantra of every regular"
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black correspodence on Fox News. You with them no matter how you spin it.

>I will say it again like I did in the reply #75 the cops could
>have handled it different before it got to the point where the
>female cop's head was smashed into the ground as you put it.
>Try less snark and more research.

Maybe. We didn't see everything that happened. The video doesn't start with the beginning of their exchange or show all of the action. So maybe there was an opportunity to de-escalate. I can admit that I can't be sure. Can you?


>
>>That dude was beating the female cops head in the ground
>makes
>>clear that a person's life was in danger, therefore it seems
>>deadly force would be warranted.
>
>#75
>
>>You seem to suggest that even in light of the cop's head
>being
>>beaten into the ground, they would not be justified in using
>>deadly force and that's just plain ridiculous.
>>
>
>Don't move the goalposts

How did I move the goalpost from my post 15#? I've always maintained that "if we have to choose between cops getting head bashed in sidewalk and shooting some dude hopped up on PCP, I am cool with shooting the dude on PCP. "


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125. "Fox News does not scare me away from "
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thoughts or ideas just because they hijack those words to use against Blacks. The right wing nuts use Dr. Martin Luther King Jr to defend racism should I abandon his words and actions ? Who else uses coon, should I embrace that ?


>black correspodence on Fox News. You with them no matter how
>you spin it.

So you are with racist who use coon, based on your logic.


>Maybe. We didn't see everything that happened. The video
>doesn't start with the beginning of their exchange or show all
>of the action. So maybe there was an opportunity to
>de-escalate. I can admit that I can't be sure. Can you?
>

Maybe ? It was an opportunity to de-escalate, I already mentioned that more than once, so I hope that's not what you are asking me to say that I can't be sure about.


>>
>>Don't move the goalposts
>
>How did I move the goalpost from my post 15#? I've always
>maintained that "if we have to choose between cops getting
>head bashed in sidewalk and shooting some dude hopped up on
>PCP, I am cool with shooting the dude on PCP. "
>

Trying to make it just about the cop defending herself when it's more to it than that.

>Maybe you want to take this opportunity to change your
>position. Do you agree now that a cop getting their head
>beaten into the ground would be justified in using deadly
>force?
>
>

No I don't need to change anything. You are the one who had to admit this doesn't begin and end with the cop getting her head bashed in. A few questions from #75 that you didn't answer.

The female cop did not get slammed on the ground until 1:09 into the video, was she in danger before that ? Should the cops shoot the dude on PCP as soon as they pull up on him ?

Prior to 1:09 in the video how is the dude on PCP coming at the female cop trying to kill her with lethal force ?

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69. "Where I am from most the cops I see aren't white. "
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and if you had any family members or friends who were cops, I am sure you would be telling them "don't get yourself killed out here trying to NOT kill someone who is trying to kill you".


>


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71. "basically..."
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>and if you had any family members or friends who were cops, I
>am sure you would be telling them "don't get yourself killed
>out here trying to NOT kill someone who is trying to kill
>you".

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80. "I have a family member who's a cop. She made a mistake IMO"
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but that's her choice. And any black person who joins a racist institution like the police puts themselves on the wrong side of the equation. All there is to it.

  

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85. "Yeah I think that's dumb as shit. The best way to reform our policing"
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is to have people from the community policing the community.

If you think the cops are always the enemy then yeah man ain't no way we can get on the same page.

But you at least should recognize you opinion as being fringe.


BTW, if you had it your way how exactly would communities be kept safe without police?




>but that's her choice. And any black person who joins a
>racist institution like the police puts themselves on the
>wrong side of the equation. All there is to it.


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86. "Can't reform racists Buddy. Hasn't 4 centuries proven that?"
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87. "To answer your questions though..."
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Having people from the community policing the community could work if the actual police high command wasn't corrupt, but since they are it trickles down to the cops doing the real work. As I say - dirt makes soap dirty soap doesn't clean dirt and I know you've seen the stories of black cops who get penalized for trying to do just that.

-If you think the cops are always the enemy then yeah man ain't no way we can get on the same page.

As far as the history, nature, and culture of police black people are the enemy. It has always been this way. Who was it turning dogs and fire hoses on black people?

-But you at least should recognize you opinion as being fringe.

So what if it is? In a country such as this anything based on the truth is fringe and it is true that black people have always been the target of policing.

-BTW, if you had it your way how exactly would communities be kept safe without police?

That's a tough question because I don't think the police have really kept any black neighborhood "safe". So for black communities maybe self policing could be effective and for white communities - well unfortunately that's not my concern.

  

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97. "Each of my parents served 20 years in law enforcement."
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And If I am permitted to brag, were pillars of the small community I am from.

And two things they both fought against were, 1) giving people felonies for no good reason and 2) disrespectful cops.

They were activist who realized the best way to change the institutions were be represented in the institutions.

So yeah brah, I can't share your fatalistic view of things.





>Having people from the community policing the community could
>work if the actual police high command wasn't corrupt, but
>since they are it trickles down to the cops doing the real
>work. As I say - dirt makes soap dirty soap doesn't clean dirt
>and I know you've seen the stories of black cops who get
>penalized for trying to do just that.
>
>-If you think the cops are always the enemy then yeah man
>ain't no way we can get on the same page.
>
>As far as the history, nature, and culture of police black
>people are the enemy. It has always been this way. Who was it
>turning dogs and fire hoses on black people?
>
>-But you at least should recognize you opinion as being
>fringe.
>
>So what if it is? In a country such as this anything based on
>the truth is fringe and it is true that black people have
>always been the target of policing.
>
>-BTW, if you had it your way how exactly would communities be
>kept safe without police?
>
>That's a tough question because I don't think the police have
>really kept any black neighborhood "safe". So for black
>communities maybe self policing could be effective and for
>white communities - well unfortunately that's not my concern.
>


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101. "How much have their efforts changed policing? "
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Looks more or less the same to me and I say that with all due respect to you folks and whatever positive role they played, but it doesn't matter if you share my view or not because I haven't lied about a thing.

It's like Ta-Nehisi Coates says "once you start with the facts the response becomes why are you so cynical, fatalistic, etc?"

  

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107. "That so ridiculously fatalistic. Must be your excuse for not doing shit..."
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And there are alot of folks out there who complain about everything and use the excuse, what's the point? Shit won't ever change.

I can't abide, but do you and let me know how that works out for you.


>Looks more or less the same to me and I say that with all due
>respect to you folks and whatever positive role they played,
>but it doesn't matter if you share my view or not because I
>haven't lied about a thing.
>
>It's like Ta-Nehisi Coates says "once you start with the facts
>the response becomes why are you so cynical, fatalistic,
>etc?"


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112. "But you didn't answer the question "
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and I don't believe I've ever made some kind of personal implication as to how you live your life, but if that's what you feel is an appropriate response than so be it.

  

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126. "You weren't rhetorically asking did my folks change national policing "
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policy? Oh, ok. No they did not change nationally policing police if that needs to be said. They did change policing in our community. There are alot of people who don't have felony records, didn't go to jail and have had their voting rights restored because of that. I think their are alot of people in my community who appreciate that. I think that's worth something.

I saw your post as taking shots at my folks so yeah I didn't mind going personal then.


>and I don't believe I've ever made some kind of personal
>implication as to how you live your life, but if that's what
>you feel is an appropriate response than so be it.
>
>


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148. "Nope not taking shots. Good to hear community policing can work."
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or evidence that it can

  

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158. "In a town of 6k where everyone either related or went to school together"
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or with someone's brother, it works.

Big cities though? I don't think what SoWhat described can work.

Peace Bro, there was no need for me to get personal. My bad.



>or evidence that it can


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98. "Get rid of patrol cops."
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Keep a detective force to investigate serious crimes. Disputes between neighbors would be brought to a community board for conflict resolution. Courts would need to be reorganized with an emphasis on restorative justice.

fuck you.

  

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102. "Oddly enough I was going to say SoWhat had a much better plan of action"
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recalling what you suggested in that post about that shooting out in Tulsa

  

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109. "I a country where we have more guns than people that's not realistic..."
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>Keep a detective force to investigate serious crimes.
>Disputes between neighbors would be brought to a community
>board for conflict resolution. Courts would need to be
>reorganized with an emphasis on restorative justice.

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113. "It's more realistic than a lot of things regarding policing and it's cul..."
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131. "patrol cops prevent shootings?"
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where?

by who power?

fuck you.

  

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16. "did ya'll catch that dog whistle?"
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"an example of what can happen when cops are under such extreme scrutiny they are become to use their weapons"


what kind of shit is that?

like, i see the situation at hand but that shit was said with an agenda in mind.

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29. "oh yeah"
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Essentially, he's saying, "This is why we shoot them on sight"

Trash bag

  

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31. "Yup, and a few in here are saying the same damn thing"
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Like getting an ass whooping is the end of the world.

Do they have hand to hand drills at the academy or is it just target practice?

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37. "Fuck them for that shit."
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I mean fuck them off gp.
But that's bullshit.

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30. "fair"
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chances are extremely high she's looked the other way as one of her colleagues did the same to a civilian. All cops are dirty cops as long as that kind of shit takes place and they're all deserving of whatever the universe sends their way.

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40. "I feel like if it was a black female cop getting her head bashed in by....."
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some skinhead opinions here would be different.

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44. "a skinhead would make it completely different"
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If it was some random white guy high on that butt naked, then the situation would be similar and I would say the exact same thing. A skinhead beating down a Black female cop would have the whole "racist/white supremacist" element to it making it intentional and making him deserving of a bullet in the head.

  

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120. "You know that makes no sense right? Same actions but different people"
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change whether it is alright or not?

You might as well just say it's cool when my people do it but not cool when other people do it.



>If it was some random white guy high on that butt naked, then
>the situation would be similar and I would say the exact same
>thing. A skinhead beating down a Black female cop would have
>the whole "racist/white supremacist" element to it making it
>intentional and making him deserving of a bullet in the head.
>


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133. "It makes perfect sense..."
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A skin head is beating her because she is Black.

A random guy on pcp is totally different.

He isn't in his right mind and IMO that's why you don't shoot someone high on drugs. More than likely once they are sober they wouldn't attack a cop.

...and what if the person on pcp didn't know the blunt had that wet. It's a fucked up way to die when you are out of your mind.

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134. "so you're not down w/hate crime prosecution?"
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b/c presumably that's what's being talked about here - a white skinhead bashing a black cop's head in part b/c she black.

that's a hate crime.

you ain't too far gone to understand that.

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147. "that's exactly what's being talked about here."
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Gettin beat by a cat drugged up out of his mind ain't nowhere near the same thing as gettin' beat by a racist because of the color of your skin.

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33. "I hope the man who hit her was put on paid administrative leave"
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and given a stern warning that if he does this 4 or 5 more times, he may lose his job and only earn half his pension.

I kid, but yeah, c'mon. Dude is going to be held accountable for his actions, and I'm fine with that. I don't like that its being used as some kind of weird de facto justification for needless police violence.

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34. "lol seriously "
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43. "It's good to see you guys are still reasonable and not bitter at all."
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lol

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48. "More reasonable than most cops I'd wager"
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103. "Firefighters should just let the fire spread if they fear for their life"
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right?

  

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104. "You the only sane one in here"
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They should roll up with a wind machine to blow the flames in another direction so they will not get burned.

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115. "Thanks fam"
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but trust me, I'm just as crazy as the rest of these cats.

  

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119. "The more appropriate analogy is people getting mad that firefighters"
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kicked in their front door because their house was on fire.


There are appropriate reasonable risk for cops and firefighters to take. And then there are risks that aren't part of the job description.

You want every cop to be batman, trained to take out the bad guys in hand to hand combat without ever using lethal force and that's just a silly expectation.

>right?


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123. "I'm not making an analogy "
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and all cops being trained to properly assess and evaluate a situation before resorting to punching folks is not a ridiculous expectation seeing as how many other countries do just that.

What is ridiculous is to think or believe that leopards can change their spots.

  

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114. "I'm legit curious about this...so question:"
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The set up:

-Video shows the guy wrecked his car, got out and was walking down the street. No immediate threat to anyone.

-Dashcam shows the female officer jumps out the car and aggressively slaps a cuff on the guy in red all while the male officer is slowly walking up to the guy in red talking to him with 2 fingers up. (watch the unedited video at the bottom of the article, not from the newsclip at the top)

-Female officer begins to aggressive jerk at the guys arm trying to get him to bend to her will. As it doesn't work and the guy in red snatches his arm away from the male officer, the male officers hauls off and punches the guy in red.

-This in turn takes the struggle off camera and when they get back within frame the male officer has backed up and the guy in red is fighting the female officer, then the male officer jumps back into the fray and punches the guy in red again then backs up again.

-The guy in red then focuses his attention on the female officer, hits her a few times and then they fall to the ground (he has a grip of her hair in his hands so she falls with him).

Now a few things...

1) Given the assailants size, why would the female officer, who's at a distinct size disadvantage be the aggressor with the handcuffing? Why would they not have a different strategy for a non-violent assailant and once he didn't comply, given there were mostly undersized officers on the scene, why wouldn't they wait for more back up and determine a better strategy to subdue him?

2) Her partner started to PUNCH the guy in red for non-compliance (that's why he has the eye jammy in his booking photo) which escalated the situation to combat.

3) She could have let go of the cuffs at any point as they were not closed on her end, stepped back, drew down on the guy in red and demanded that he comply. She didn't.

4) Given ALL of this, if a police officer escalates a situation by not being strategic and at least ATTEMPTING to de-escalate a situation where it's plausible, like the one in the subject of this post, should that officer be charged if they indeed get into a situation that leads to them killing an unarmed civilian?

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117. "not to mention punching folks can cause self injury "
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122. "Probably one of those cops that confuse compliance with real power"
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Up until that point, people probably mostly-complied with what she said, so she started to confuse that compliance with having some actual power. In reality, her power of arrest as an officer only exists because the perp ALLOWS her to have that power... obviously she wasn't able to assert herself physically when challenged to have true power. This just seems like poor decision making and poor reading of the situation.

Policing can be a physical job, and there is no place for officers that aren't physically in good shape because no everyone is gonna respect a badge and stern voices.

  

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124. "^Gets it"
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129. "So are you saying women shouldn't be police officers?"
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130. "They shouldn't be trying to arrest much larger, stronger men, no."
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Same for bird-chested, fat and old male officers. The day that a perp decides that he isn't going to jail is the day that those officers usually get exposed.

There is a need for female police officers, but the need isn't for them to try to physically control a man a half-foot taller and 60+lbs heavier.

In this case, the female officer put herself in harms' way. She should have been backup, not the one trying to slap cuffs on a much larger person. It's not about male or female, it's about size/strength/training. If the female officer was built like Serena then she probably would have had a better shot at controlling the perp.

  

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150. "think this lady would be making out with the concrete?"
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128. "so say she does this and he comes at her and she shoots him...."
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>3) She could have let go of the cuffs at any point as they
>were not closed on her end, stepped back, drew down on the guy
>in red and demanded that he comply. She didn't.

then where are we? #PartaHuff #BlackLivesMatter Burn Chicago down!

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137. "He had already, violently resisted arrest"
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Approaching an officer with a gun drawn is a threat. She's well within her rights.

Granted it wouldn't look good because of everything that happened prior to the shooting but I wouldn't be up in arms about it.

It's clear you have an agenda and seem to be a police apologist but I don't think an officer gets to be quick on the draw due to the nature of their jobs. I think if they have the opportunity to handle something in a non-violent or non-lethal manner, that should be their FIRST approach. Unfortunately, a LOT of cops don't see it that way.

Then when things get out of hand, they are quick to yell 'fear'. A lot of cops don't clearly explain situations when they have the opportunity to do so, a lot of cops don't effectively survey a situation and try a strategy that might go better than slamming someone on the ground, a lot of cops are on power trips. And they make the job harder for those that do the job the way it SHOULD be done:

http://www.policemag.com/blog/patrol-tactics/story/2010/08/dealing-with-the-non-compliant-threat.aspx

"Most of the time, you need to evaluate the nature of your request against the level of resistance you receive in response to it. Your request may be something as simple as asking someone to provide identification, exit a vehicle, sit on the curb, or put out a cigarette. Non-compliance can be the person simply asking, "Why should I?" It could also be putting a car in gear and punching the accelerator.

"One size fits all" cops may be tempted to treat each instance by immediately going to Defcon 5 and carpet bombing: Welcome to the Municipal Theater of the Absurd.

You have to do several things simultaneously. Watch for telltale facial cues, where eyes are wandering, and just what the hands are up to (see Mike Seigfried's excellent primer, "How to Watch the Hands"). Trust your police instincts and see where the person's overall behavior falls within your reference point of experience. The one thing you don't want to do is make more of a situation than what's at hand.

Divorce your ego from the equation, particularly when there is no evidence of an imminent assault."


>>3) She could have let go of the cuffs at any point as they
>>were not closed on her end, stepped back, drew down on the
>guy
>>in red and demanded that he comply. She didn't.
>
>then where are we? #PartaHuff #BlackLivesMatter Burn Chicago
>down!
>

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138. "I'm not a "police apologist" but the officers in this instance did..."
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everything in their power to avoid shooting this POS and people like you are still critical of them.

They're damned if they do and damned if they don't.

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140. "they didn't do 'everything' in their power to avoid shooting this dude."
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b/c they could've just let him go and found him later. considering he was no longer behind the wheel of a car (LOL) he didn't seem to present a danger to anyone. i get the initial approach (though the handcuffs were a bit much) but after it was clear he wasn't having it - let him go. his car is there (or someone's car he was driving) - investigate the accident. issue a warrant for his arrest. get him later.

they could've done all of that ^. so they didn't do 'everything' in their power to avoid shooting that brother.

fuck you.

  

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145. "That's exactly what you are"
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because you think they should be allowed to kill a non-violent offender AFTER they (the police) escalated a situation.

>everything in their power to avoid shooting this POS and
>people like you are still critical of them.
>
>They're damned if they do and damned if they don't.

This is patently false. I've literally laid out an effective strategy that would have overwhelmed the non-complying assailant and minimized the risk of getting ones head bashed on the ground. Dude hadn't hurt anyone, was no longer in a car and wasn't threatening anyone.

I linked an article from a POLICE MAGAZINE that directly states, officers shouldn't escalate a situation. They should observe it and apply the right type of energy to it. These cops (as they often do) went from 0-60, you don't get to kill someone without penalty because the assaulted ain't having it. They must do better as officers of the law, as civil servants as those hired to protect and serve. This is not a police state.

Someone's high on PCP and you're immediate thought is to kill them because an officer aggressively approaches them and attempts to bully them into compliance without assessing first if they'd have the physical ability or back up to do so? That's sociopath thinking.

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132. "let's get back to #1 though."
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he wrecked his car.

why did the police need to approach him? why did he need to be arrested? if the police were going to encourage the state to file a criminal charge - they could've investigated the accident (the car was there w/plates, right? registration? et al) and provided the result to the state's attorney. the state's attorney could've filed an information warrant. then the police could've gone to find him.

i haven't watched the video.

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135. "This too!"
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No one was hurt, there was minor property damage...this was a misdemeanor by IL traffic law (per my google search on it).

There really wasn't a NEED to apprehend him though they were within their rights to.

>he wrecked his car.
>
>why did the police need to approach him? why did he need to
>be arrested? if the police were going to encourage the state
>to file a criminal charge - they could've investigated the
>accident (the car was there w/plates, right? registration?
>et al) and provided the result to the state's attorney. the
>state's attorney could've filed an information warrant. then
>the police could've gone to find him.
>
>i haven't watched the video.

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136. "and then it sounds like the cops kept escalating the situation"
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after the initial approach. per your summary it seems like he was fairly uncooperative off the top. at that point i think corralling the guy and arresting him is more of an ego trip than anything else. b/c who gives a fuck that a guy disobeyed the cop's instruction to stop? he can be charged w/resisting, sure. but that charge can also be added to the information warrant. he doesn't NEED to be arrested on the spot b/c he disobeyed a cop.

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139. "So if you're drunk and crash your car and the cops are right there..."
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do you think they're supposed to just let you walk away and say "hey go sleep it off buddy then come check in with us when you have time!"

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141. "they sure can."
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if i'm drunk and crash my car and i walk away from the accident they can find me later.

i have represented clients who were criminally charged that way. one client was charged w/reckless driving. she didn't catch a DUI charge but she was sentenced w/DUI conditions - including probation, substance abuse treatment, court costs. the state wanted a fine but i got rid of that in exchange for community service. she was also charged w/obstructing justice and leaving the scene of an accident and i got those tossed.

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142. "what other crimes does that police strategy work with?"
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sees crime committed...we'll get you later.

And whats to say the same interaction wont happen when you try to arrest them later?

-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.

  

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143. "ppl can be criminally charged by way of information."
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so really this can be applied to any crime where this charging method is allowed. it varies by state.

and if police have reason to believe the brother is going to be resistant when they go serve the information warrant on him then they can prepare themselves by having multiple officers serve the warrant. i'm not down w/them having SWAT serve warrants and i don't see that as being necessary here. but maybe a couple of officers can approach his door w/a few more on stand by nearby just in case.

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146. "It CAN be applied to all crimes sure"
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i asked what other crimes would this strategy work with or would you advocate police doing this.

Rape?
Murder?
Assault?
Arson?
Theft?

Plus i'd love to hear the outrage if police witnessed this accident, decided to catch him later, and in the meantime dude crashes another car and injures or kills someone.

-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.

  

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149. "come on now lets not muddle the argument with things like REALITY..."
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>i asked what other crimes would this strategy work with or
>would you advocate police doing this.
>
>Rape?
>Murder?
>Assault?
>Arson?
>Theft?
>
>Plus i'd love to hear the outrage if police witnessed this
>accident, decided to catch him later, and in the meantime dude
>crashes another car and injures or kills someone.

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152. "more like presenting straw men."
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b/c my point has nothing to do w/rape, assault, murder, et al.

it's about reckless driving, criminal damage to property, resisting arrest, leaving the scene of an accident, and perhaps some traffic offenses.

fuck you.

  

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151. "i'm not interested in extrapolation here."
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the point is - in THIS CASE the cops didn't have to arrest this dude on the scene. he was not a danger to himself or the community. he had committed at least one criminal offense or at least they had probable cause to believe he had. they could have completed an investigation and turned over the result to the state's attorney. the state's attorney could have charged him by way of information. if so an information warrant would have issued.

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153. "and he coulda hopped into another vehicle he had access to and"
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drove reckless some more.

People woulda had a field day with that one.

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154. "k."
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fuck you.

  

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155. "So in your opinion this was proper policing? "
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157. "nah i didn't watch the whole video so i'm not even going to that"
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point of the convo.

I'm just talking about police seeing someone crash a vehicle, walk away from the scene and not attempt to stop/apprehend them. Seems bogus to me.

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160. "it's 'bogus' b/c they've brainwashed us."
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what i proposed is completely possible. there's no good reason they couldn't have approached the situation as i proposed.

i understand them trying to approach the brother. but once that approach was clearly going to result in some other shit...just let him go, investigate and get him later. why not do that?

EGO.

b/c the brother had refused to obey.

he was

DEFIANT.

non compliant.

that's why the shit went the way it did - b/c the cops egos were bruised way before any of those cops bodies were bruised.

btw - his disobedience, defiance and noncompliance could've been addressed via several counts of resisting arrest, resisting a police officer and obstructing a police officer. i'm not even saying the cops had to just let that shit go. i'm saying it didn't need to result in the brother going to jail RIGHT THEN. b/c for what???

fuck you.

  

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162. "All my replies were in reference to the first interaction"
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That's what I responded to initially.

I'm not talking about what happened next.

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156. "Do cops apprehend all people involved in non-lethal, minor accidents?"
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I've been in 3 accidents in my life. 2 where the driver hit me and 1 where I hit a structure. No one was hurt and there was damage to the vehicle in all 3 instances. The one where I hit the structure, I backed up and my side view hit a pillar of a parking garage of a grocery store. My side view got most of the damage.

No one was handcuffed or arrested by cops.

Why is that appropriate here? No one knew he was under the influence and if the officers could tell by looking at him that something was 'off', that's even more reason to approach with caution and strategy rather than aggression and force.

Matter of fact, the video shows dude wasn't even IN the car when it hit the store. Like he got out of the car, forgot to put the car in park and it rolled to the store front. Then he walked off (the car was still driveable). That's a tow and a ticket if anything.

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159. "In the instances you are referring to, did someone leave the scene"
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of the accident? IF not, your examples are irrelevant.

I'm speaking specifically to someone having an accident and leaving the scene. When this happens, I personally assume, something else illegal has transpired like driving w.o proper license/registration, car stolen, person under the influence etc.

I don't know what police think in those instances, but it wouldn't surprise me to think that they make similar assumptions or feel that the above is probable/likely.

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161. "Well...I didn't stick around after the parking lot ding up lol"
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>of the accident? IF not, your examples are irrelevant.

I'm saying, it was a ONE person accident. He let his car roll into a store front. There were no other cars or injuries and dude just...walked off. Yeah he was high, but I'm saying...no harm, no foul.

>I'm speaking specifically to someone having an accident and
>leaving the scene. When this happens, I personally assume,
>something else illegal has transpired like driving w.o proper
>license/registration, car stolen, person under the influence
>etc.
>
>I don't know what police think in those instances, but it
>wouldn't surprise me to think that they make similar
>assumptions or feel that the above is probable/likely.

The ONLY reason I see for their response was suspicion of alc/drug use but with that, you approach with caution, not aggression. I ain't saying they shouldn't have approached (though they didn't NEED to) I'm saying you assess and use strategy as they had time to.

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163. "Yeah all i'm saying was they should try to approach/stop dude"
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I can't comment on the strategy bc i ain't watch that part. Based on how it eneded, assume their strategy sucked

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