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Someone accidentally blast officer Karen
Brooklyn Center Shooting - RIP Daunte Wright
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Someone accidentally blast officer Karen
- Feb 22, 2012
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I’m guessing dude put up pics of the victim with money and guns to justify the police killing a “THUG” right?
meanwhile the best of them (as they’re elected to represent them) are doing $&@@ like this in government meetings with zero repercussions or complaints from their constituents. They get praised for bringing guns everywhere and refusing to go through metal detectors.
mplsdunk
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I’m guessing dude put up pics of the victim with money and guns to justify the police killing a “THUG” right?
meanwhile the best of them (as they’re elected to represent them) are doing $&@@ like this in government meetings with zero repercussions or complaints from their constituents. They get praised for bringing guns everywhere and refusing to go through metal detectors.
yeah, exactly that.
the thugs are wearing badges.
- Jan 16, 2011
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You do realize that the reason cops often use the excuse "I feared for my life" is because that's what it should take for them to be justified in shooting a suspect, right?
So, what did the victim do that threatened the officer's lives?
- Jan 16, 2011
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I thought we were talking about a rookie. Confusing a gun a gun for a taser is a weak excuse for a long time cop.
Doesn't pass the smell test.
- Feb 22, 2012
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I remember they did the same to Trayvon Martin, Oscar Grant, and pretty much every black person they murdered.
movies like Superbad and Pineapple Express are box office hits and viewed by millions of people worldwide, but find a picture of a black dude holding/smoking a blunt and all of a sudden he’s a “THUG” who deserved to get murdered.
i’m pretty sure a good number of us have those types of pics from when we were young and trying to look hard. Blunts and bottles everywhere with middle fingers up for no reason. I went to a 75% white university where that type of behavior was commonplace. With that logic, damn near all of us should be executed every time we do something wrong too, no? I guess I should’ve been shot to death for shoplifting when I was 19, but I got a pass cause I’m not black. The double standards of acceptable behavior are laughable
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the ol I forgot the taser/gun trick eh
- Feb 6, 2010
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The point your trying to prove is irrelevant the man is dead. Sad to see your solely focused on trying to relive the moment and treat it like a simulation.
Man shouldn't be shot for having a warrant alone. You ignoring her mistake trying to justify why it happened.
Sit down and go somewhere. Sad part is you so caught up in making a point that dont even need to be made. A black man is dead at the hands of the police. There is a no retry screen
703 hwy
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Let’s say dude got in his car and actually drove off. The police at that point already knew who he was. And unless his warrant was for attempted murder then no need to chase him. You already know who he was and could go to his listed address. Granted, he isn’t that dumb to actually go home right after the incident. Seems like police need training on what a gun looks like and when someone is a danger to the community as well. Regardless, no guns should have come out of any holsters at any point during the incident, maybe not even a taser.
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You think if he could run that back knowing what he knows now he would make the same decision? The goal is to stay alive right? Make it back to your loved ones right?
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I just beat a case a couple months ago where I had a warrant and got flicked/scooped up by the police. Same exact situation. Difference is I had bond money....Wtf would I had looked like wrestling with them ****** when they cuffed me?
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Good to know that you feel your the only person in your mind who had ever experienced life or run ins with the police or getting locked up. You still miss the point or should I say the bigger picture.
What does your post have to do with anything? What's wierd is you so stuck on being right and trying stand on a box to tell it to everyone.
The point you miss is that a death occurred dont nobody care about you telling a story about what he needed to do to be alive.
What are you really trying to accomplish with your posts?
- Feb 15, 2009
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Prolly better not to engage him, dude trying to take on the thread like he goku.
Thread is in general agreement the dude didn't need to die, she knew diff between taser and gun cuz who wouldn't
This guy is like this mf killed himself by resisting. I mean...nuff said.
Also...who would watch porn with a 12 yr old? That's some royal family alabama type ****
Thread is in general agreement the dude didn't need to die, she knew diff between taser and gun cuz who wouldn't
This guy is like this mf killed himself by resisting. I mean...nuff said.
Also...who would watch porn with a 12 yr old? That's some royal family alabama type ****
- Aug 22, 2012
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Startribune saying police chief about to get fired, what a ****** job he did at the press conference lol
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Gotta learn to read the room. There's a way to go about it without making yourself come across in a way you didnt intend. Perception is a thing. That does matter.
You tryna help someone, did you really think that was the best way to do that?
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You tryna help someone, did you really think that was the best way to do that?
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- Feb 6, 2010
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That press conference was terrible
Man had tears bc he saw his time as chief was over that was it
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Respectfully, we don’t do that in Alabama. Yes, the state is full of clowns and is one of the worst imaginable places in the USA. No denying that. But please don’t lump us in with that asshat.
Thank you.
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Anyone can be a cop these days. The requirements are a joke. That's the sad reality.
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Start taking brutally lawsuits out of the police pension, I bet you they’ll be courteous then.
John Wick
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What did he have a warrant for?
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You saying this dumb **** yet are in trouble with the law yourself? You’re the get rich quick prophet who’s broke
I just beat a case a couple months ago where I had a warrant and got flicked/scooped up by the police. Same exact situation. Difference is I had bond money....Wtf would I had looked like wrestling with them ****** when they cuffed me?
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Fruitvale Station 
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Most people that become cops are kids who got bullied in school, didn't get any play, or are bigots. Sometimes all in one and becoming law enforcement is their way of assuming power and control they never had in their life before.
Which is why so many of them abuse their authority on citizens and their spouses. For individuals who are so "BRAVE" they sure fear for their life a lot.
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You really don’t know that tbh...and the black kid being cuffed sure can’t be blamed for fearing those cuffing him enough to want to flee, you have no idea what crossed his mind at that instance and if he feared for his life, end of the day this is the culture of mistrust the police are 100% responsible for.
