Catatonic
Nine Lives
More like reasons for police disregard.
There neighborhoods in Atlanta I did not deliver after sunset .
Police Brutality & Executions
- Thread starter MAKAVELI
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There neighborhoods in Atlanta I did not deliver after sunset .
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
Ya we've got a lot of scaredy cats who move out to the burbs around here.
MAKAVELI
Banned
Police brutality happens everywhere. Not just the inner cities.
Catatonic
Nine Lives
Sorry, but that fact does not support my argument.
wkmac
Well-Known Member
Wonder how many of those old Atlanta neighborhoods you spoke of have now been gentrified?
silverbullet2893
KILL KILL!!
I got pulled over one time and didn't get beaten, shot, or tased. I'll be damn. Must've been a fluke.
newfie
Well-Known Member
Operational needs
Virescit Vulnere Virtus
http://nypost.com/2017/07/07/sheriff-blasts-columnists-sensational-account-of-traffic-stop/
Oopsie. Love it when someone lies and is busted.
Oopsie. Love it when someone lies and is busted.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
Man Claims Police ‘Beat Him To Death’ Then Video Footage Is Released | Law Officer
A family in Rainbow City (AL) saying that their loved one was abused, tased and thrown off a bridge Thursday night after a traffic stop now sees the camera footage disputing all of it and it was released by by the police department.
The family claims that police “beat him to death.”
In response to those allegations, Rainbow City Police released 30 minutes worth of body camera footage showing the man jumping off the bridge onto the rocks below.
Chief Jonathon Horton posted the following statement on the department’s Facebook page late Friday night in response to the abuse claims:
In response to the “Social Media Craze” and false allegations that Rainbow City Police Officers would mistreat any citizen (Law abiding or Suspect) I have uploaded this video to discredit the horrendous allegations that on July 13, 2017 that Rainbow City Police threw anyone from a bridge on Black Creek Parkway or in any way did anything other than carry out our duties to the extent of rendering what aid we could to a fleeing suspect.
A family in Rainbow City (AL) saying that their loved one was abused, tased and thrown off a bridge Thursday night after a traffic stop now sees the camera footage disputing all of it and it was released by by the police department.
The family claims that police “beat him to death.”
In response to those allegations, Rainbow City Police released 30 minutes worth of body camera footage showing the man jumping off the bridge onto the rocks below.
Chief Jonathon Horton posted the following statement on the department’s Facebook page late Friday night in response to the abuse claims:
In response to the “Social Media Craze” and false allegations that Rainbow City Police Officers would mistreat any citizen (Law abiding or Suspect) I have uploaded this video to discredit the horrendous allegations that on July 13, 2017 that Rainbow City Police threw anyone from a bridge on Black Creek Parkway or in any way did anything other than carry out our duties to the extent of rendering what aid we could to a fleeing suspect.
It will be fine
Well-Known Member
Sounds like a good endorsement of body cameras.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
The US police officer 'who shot an Australian woman, 40, dead' in her pyjamas while his body camera was switched off - as it's revealed she moved to America to be with the love of her life
- Justine Damond was shot dead by police after calling 911 on Saturday night
- She had reportedly been speaking to police through the driver's side window
- Ms Damond was shot by officer sitting in the passenger seat through driver door
- Mohamed Noor has been named as the officer who shot 40-year-old Australian
- His lawyer Tom Plunkett confirmed he fired his weapon on Saturday night
- Friends say Ms Damond had spoken out against gun laws in America previously
- She moved to Minnesota to marry 'rockstar love of her life', Don Damond, 50
PT Stewie
"Big Fella"
My daughter and son in law are both LEO's and the body cameras have worked in their favor. There language and attitude has definitely improved with all their fellow workers. Not so with many of the people they deal with. My daughter says when someone is belligerent and abusive she reminds them they are being taped and they keep right on going. So ends a lot of lying in court.
PT Stewie
"Big Fella"
Now they do nothing !
Unauthorized Gathering Of 500 Teens Confront Philly Police
Unauthorized Gathering Of 500 Teens Confront Philly Police
Operational needs
Virescit Vulnere Virtus
Wow! 500 kids in the same neighborhood, without parents who care enough to know where they are and what they're doing. Very sad.
Gear
Parts on Order
Whats the point of body cameras if the cops can just switch them off? Here we have an unarmed women in her pjs talking to a cop, when the other cop decides to shoot and kill her. And guess what, their body cameras were both off. Now its 2 cops word against a dead woman's word.
This has to be an accidental killing. There cant be any reasonable reason for the cop to say, "I feared for my life." Either way the cop will wont be punished. So the reason doesn't matter anyways. They should hire more combat vets. Vets are less likely to be scared at the sight of a gun, black person or a pretty white woman in her pjs.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
He shot her thru the vehicle's door while he sat in the passenger's seat as she was talking to the driver.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
The Minneapolis cop who shot and killed a 40-year-old woman after she called 9-1-1 to report a possible crime near her home was identified Monday as the precinct’s first Somali-American officer — Mohamed Noor.
Noor has only been a police officer for two years and has already been sued for alleged unprofessional behavior. The May 2017 lawsuit also involved a female and accusations of brutality.
Noor, 31, was born in Somalia.
KSTP, citing a source with direct knowledge of the shooting, reported that Noor was sitting in the passenger seat of the squad car at the time of the shooting and “shot across his partner” at Damond, who approached the officers’ car in her pajamas and began talking to the officer in the driver’s seat.
“This is a very bizarre story,” Debra Anderson, chair of ACT For America’s Minnesota chapter and a resident of Minneapolis. “How could a women in pajamas possibly be perceived as a threat, on the opposite side of the car, no less?
Noor has only been a police officer for two years and has already been sued for alleged unprofessional behavior. The May 2017 lawsuit also involved a female and accusations of brutality.
Noor, 31, was born in Somalia.
KSTP, citing a source with direct knowledge of the shooting, reported that Noor was sitting in the passenger seat of the squad car at the time of the shooting and “shot across his partner” at Damond, who approached the officers’ car in her pajamas and began talking to the officer in the driver’s seat.
“This is a very bizarre story,” Debra Anderson, chair of ACT For America’s Minnesota chapter and a resident of Minneapolis. “How could a women in pajamas possibly be perceived as a threat, on the opposite side of the car, no less?
Came here hoping someone had posted about this. Imagine walking up to a police car trying to point the officers in the right direction (we white folks do it all the time). For one it's business as usual, and the other just blasts you in the face out of nowhere. So
ed up. The officer in the driver's seat must have been shocked out of his mind. And that woman is gone forever.
newfie
Well-Known Member
not only did he kill her but he risked his partners life by taking that shot
