Space Cowboy,
When you're resisting arrest.
When you're resisting arrest.
Quote: (07-07-2016 02:39 PM)nomadbrah Wrote:
Quote: (07-07-2016 02:08 PM)weambulance Wrote:
Quote: (07-07-2016 01:37 PM)Deepdiver Wrote:
Police go to work in fear that in many cities they may be executed in their patrol cars while waiting for their next call to come in be it a biker gang, ISIS fanatic, BLM militant, or El Chapo Sinaloa drugs dealing cop killer.
Come on man. Very few cops die in violent altercations. The overwhelmingly vast majority of police deaths are from traffic accidents. If cops truly believe they're under threat all the time and worry about getting executed, they have serious paranoia issues and terrible attitudes that do not lend themselves well to proper community policing.
Hardly anybody wants to fuck with the police, criminals included. All that does is bring down a ton of heat.
As to the subject of the thread, this case looks borderline. Without knowing more about what actually went down, I'd call it probably technically justified but not necessary, and the cops likely could've handled it better from the second they got the call from dispatch.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Am...ne_of_duty
40 cops were killed last year by gunfire.
http://www.nleomf.org/facts/officer-fata...facts.html
Police officers according to the above are assaulted 50.000 times a year, 15.000 times of those leading to injuries.
If I was a police officer each of those 40 deaths by some scumbag would be completely unacceptable. 15.000 assaults with injuries.
Quote: (07-07-2016 03:43 PM)Ghost Tiger Wrote:
Quote: (07-07-2016 03:34 PM)GlobalMan Wrote:
From the girlfriend's account,
Why does the video begin AFTER the shooting took place? Do you expect me to believe she DIDN'T record any video prior to this moment? Why do her statements seem so rehearsed?
I have zero trust in anything this woman says. She is editing the truth for her own gain, just like this monster did after she stabbed her boyfriend in the neck from the back seat of his car:
Quote: (07-07-2016 04:03 PM)GlobalMan Wrote:
Quote: (07-07-2016 03:43 PM)Ghost Tiger Wrote:
Quote: (07-07-2016 03:34 PM)GlobalMan Wrote:
From the girlfriend's account,
Why does the video begin AFTER the shooting took place? Do you expect me to believe she DIDN'T record any video prior to this moment? Why do her statements seem so rehearsed?
I have zero trust in anything this woman says. She is editing the truth for her own gain, just like this monster did after she stabbed her boyfriend in the neck from the back seat of his car:
Are you asking me? I don't expect you to believe anything, I'm not making a case for anything, I'm simply repeating what has been said and what is known.
Saying that, I don't understand the quick jump to think the woman is hiding something. It's not suspicious to me at which point the streaming begins- it was a simple tail light out traffic stop until the dude was shot, after that there was something to record (not that I would think of recording any of it- just that it makes sense why she might have started at that point and not prior)
I don't know what she could be hiding or what could be gained from doing so. That he was a legal concealed carrier is a fact, and the tone and reaction of the cop seems to give the impression that something indeed may have gone wrong and he regretted the decision.
This incident does not seem like the manufactured outrage of what are indeed found to be "good shoots" in the end- this looks like a bad shoot or at least unnecessary, perhaps some blame on both sides, but an incident that shouldn't have happened, and one in which a man following the law is now dead. There is no reason to throw the girlfriend under the bus so far.
It doesn't help anyone to gloss over the true incidents of cops making poor decisions.
It is a sobering lesson to those of us in the U.S. who carry.
The fact that I carry probably makes me look at it differently. As I said in my previous post, it sounds like the carrier didn't make the best choice of actions. That doesn't mean the cop handled it right though either, or that the dude should be dead.
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Which one? The dude in Baton Rouge? If so, don't feel sorry for that guy. He wrestled and fought with two police officers and only got shot after his gun fell out on the ground. He wasn't handcuffed, they were still trying to pin him down.
Apparently he flashed his gun at some other dude for some reason. He was selling CDs in front of a corner store. That person or someone else called the police on him, then he fought them and jumped on their cop car. I read somewhere else he was tased and it failed, but I cannot confirm that yet.
This dude even did time in prison for sex with girl 13-17.
Don't give these BLM idiots any more credibility by associating with their nonsense. You fist fight police officers, they will kill you. Double so if your gun falls out of your pants because you failed to tell them upon approach that you have one. He was a felon anyway, so him having a handgun was illegal to begin with. Nothing of value was lost and those cops did nothing wrong.
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Convicted felon with a handgun, killed by a police officer in a tussle, should be a no brainer.
Quote: (07-07-2016 03:50 PM)Space Cowboy Wrote:
I'm sorry but when is reaching into your pockets justification for being shot by law enforcement?
Quote: (07-07-2016 05:08 PM)nomadbrah Wrote:
Quote: (07-07-2016 03:50 PM)Space Cowboy Wrote:
I'm sorry but when is reaching into your pockets justification for being shot by law enforcement?
What is is that is difficult to understand? It's America, where perps carry and use guns all the time. I can find 10 videos in 5 minutes of criminals shooting cops when pulled over.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_q...e+from+car
Quote: (07-07-2016 04:54 PM)BassPlayaYo Wrote:
I guess it's just alpha to not give a flying fuck when another human being gets killed. You can always justify your lack of empathy by focusing on stuff about the dead person you learned after they been killed while you watch the horror unfold before your eyes. I think that makes it easy to reconcile your cognitive dissonance, making okay something that is totally not okay. Just remember when shit like this hits close to your home, you may not be so smug about it. Lastly, Martha Stewart is a convicted felon...WNB.
Quote: (07-07-2016 02:29 PM)Saccade Wrote:
These threads always go bad after a certain point.
Some Facts:
Alton Sterling was convicted of "carnal knowledge of a juvenile" in the year 2000 and was a registered sex offender.
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According to documents found here Alton Sterling was in a sexual relationship with a 14-year-old when he was 20. Apparently, they dated for 7 months and Sterling got her pregnant.
He also owed $25,000 in child support:
Looking through the court documents above you can see that he's been convicted of battery, illegally possessing a firearm, burglary, and domestic abuse. Among other things...
Of course, when I searched for "Alton sterling" to get some news about this I clicked on the first article on google, CNN's article.
At the end of the article, there's mention of his criminal record. No doubt CNN wouldn't leave out his glaring past?
Oh...
I wouldn't have known any of this or investigated it if Mike hadn't posted it on his twitter... makes you think.
Quote: (08-18-2016 12:05 PM)dicknixon72 Wrote:
...and nothing quite surprises me anymore. If I looked out my showroom window and saw a fully-nude woman force-fucking an alligator with a strap-on while snorting xanex on the roof of her rental car with her three children locked inside with the windows rolled up, I wouldn't be entirely amazed.
Quote: (07-07-2016 06:33 PM)Goldin Boy Wrote:
Quote: (07-07-2016 02:29 PM)Saccade Wrote:
These threads always go bad after a certain point.
Some Facts:
Alton Sterling was convicted of "carnal knowledge of a juvenile" in the year 2000 and was a registered sex offender.
[Snip]
According to documents found here Alton Sterling was in a sexual relationship with a 14-year-old when he was 20. Apparently, they dated for 7 months and Sterling got her pregnant.
He also owed $25,000 in child support:
Looking through the court documents above you can see that he's been convicted of battery, illegally possessing a firearm, burglary, and domestic abuse. Among other things...
Of course, when I searched for "Alton sterling" to get some news about this I clicked on the first article on google, CNN's article.
At the end of the article, there's mention of his criminal record. No doubt CNN wouldn't leave out his glaring past?
Oh...
I wouldn't have known any of this or investigated it if Mike hadn't posted it on his twitter... makes you think.
Can you please explain to me how offenses Sterling was tried and convicted for previously are relevant to the altercation at the store? I don't think they are...unless info comes out that they cops were going to arrest him for the outstanding child support tab. If you're trying to argue the shooting was justified you're going to have to do better than that.
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Quote: (07-07-2016 06:42 PM)AntiTrace Wrote:
Prior convictions are definitely an issue to consider in these situations. Not only does it establish a history of poor decision making, it increases the likelihood of resisting arrest, which in turn can lead to tragic shootings such as these.
All I know is the cops in both situation are 100%, without a shadow of doubt, guilty of murderous hate crimes. I know this because all the graduates of Social Media Law School told me this after viewing 60 seconds of video from one perspective.
Quote: (08-18-2016 12:05 PM)dicknixon72 Wrote:
...and nothing quite surprises me anymore. If I looked out my showroom window and saw a fully-nude woman force-fucking an alligator with a strap-on while snorting xanex on the roof of her rental car with her three children locked inside with the windows rolled up, I wouldn't be entirely amazed.
Quote: (07-07-2016 06:56 PM)MMX2010 Wrote:
Matrix dude,
Not just gun control, but also a host of invasive laws against forms of speech which require massive police action to enforce.
Quote: (07-07-2016 11:54 AM)AboveAverageJoe Wrote:
Quote: (07-07-2016 11:05 AM)deus_ex Wrote:
I'm not trying to race-bait or anything, I'm just saying, race relations have worsened so much in the past few years, and it's always an us vs them mentality; the media always has a field day when they have the opportunity to demonize white people and police officers because their heads are so far up their asses. What do you think can be done to stop this madness?
Just so you know, it is looked down on around here to begin race-based threads when you have a low post/rep count. Just saying.
Quote: (07-07-2016 07:32 PM)Goldin Boy Wrote:
Quote: (07-07-2016 06:42 PM)AntiTrace Wrote:
Prior convictions are definitely an issue to consider in these situations. Not only does it establish a history of poor decision making, it increases the likelihood of resisting arrest, which in turn can lead to tragic shootings such as these.
All I know is the cops in both situation are 100%, without a shadow of doubt, guilty of murderous hate crimes. I know this because all the graduates of Social Media Law School told me this after viewing 60 seconds of video from one perspective.
Fair enough. If you prefer to cherry-pick tangential data points and hold them up as facts to support your pre-existing viewpoint (you had nothing to say about the shop owner's account of the incident) that's fine.
I prefer to use relevant data and eyewitness testimony to help me form my opinions so there's nothing more for you and I to discuss.