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Did you read this part at all? Did you see the whole trial? What are you basing your opinion on?
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Did you read this part at all? Did you see the whole trial? What are you basing your opinion on?
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I did read that part. Garner's income to date and his future income would be nowhere near 5.9 million and the "pain and suffering" in his case would have been minor. I believe there was police misconduct but I also believe Garner should bear some responsibility.
This is strictly my own opinion.
I am assuming you were referring to Garner and not to Mike Brown.
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Yes, because Garner's case is over. Again, did you see the entire trial?
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No, but I already know the details of the incident.
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Right, so you're just guessing based purely on your own beliefs.
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And on my own knowledge.
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Unarmed Mississippi man died after 20-minute police chokehold, witnesses say
I didn't put up this when I first saw it a few days ago, but now that there is more info, thought it relevant.
There are still some unanswered questions about just what happened at the start but, the story was corroborated by three witnesses.
I didn't put up this when I first saw it a few days ago, but now that there is more info, thought it relevant.
There are still some unanswered questions about just what happened at the start but, the story was corroborated by three witnesses.
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Did you note the first name of that district attorney?
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'You Can't Speed on a Horse'
July 15, 2015
#Sanders himself seemed to be experiencing antagonism with the police before he encountered Officer Kevin Herrington on the night of July 8. Attorneys for Sanders' family say that before his death Sanders complained of police harassment.
#J. Stewart Parrish confirmed to the Jackson Free Press this week that he was representing Sanders in a forfeiture case, which he explained this way: "A forfeiture action is when the government comes in and says they want to take your stuff because they believe you are selling dope."
#Parrish declined to discuss the case in detail and referred other questions to attorneys with Lumumba & Associates, the Jackson firm representing Sanders' family.
#In 2003, Sanders was convicted of selling cocaine and had several other arrests over the years. Public records show that he was discharged from probation for the cocaine conviction in May 2007.
#At the time of his death, he had no active warrants, however, his lawyers told the Jackson Free Press.
#Other black citizens in Stonewall have similar complaints about harassment by white police officers. One woman, who asked that we not print her name, told the Jackson Free Press in a message that once, while driving in a car with her fiance, a Stonewall police officer pulled them over. The officer declined to issue a ticket, but did follow the couple for about a mile to their home, she said.
#Stonewall Police Chief Michael Street said receiving a call from the Jackson Free Press was the first time he'd heard that some people in the community are afraid to file complaints against officers, but that his department has an open-door policy.
#Still, the Sanders family's attorneys, Chokwe A. Lumumba and C.J. Lawrence, recently described to the Jackson Free Press a series of events that started with what they believe was Herrington unnecessarily following Sanders.
#"You can't speed on a horse," Lawrence said. "What crime could you have committed that would require a violent takedown?"
#A Mystery Companion
#The attorneys told the JFP that around 10 p.m. on July 8, Sanders, who was sitting in a buggy being pulled by a horse, observed Herrington speaking with a man Sanders knew at the Cefco gas station in Stonewall.
#The attorneys say when Sanders rode by, he told Herrington to leave the man alone. The lawyers declined to identify the man at the gas station, except to say that he is white.
#Based on the testimony of other witnesses who live near where the scene played out, Herrington caught up with Sanders down the road and flashed the blue lights of his squad car. Sanders' horse reared up, presumably frightened by the lights, knocking Sanders from the buggy and causing the headlamp he was wearing around his head to fall around his neck. The horse started to run off, and Sanders ran after him.
#According to the lawyers, witnesses say Herrington chased after Sanders, grabbing at the headlamp around his neck and pulled him to the ground, which the attorneys believe could be where early false reports came from about Herrington using a flashlight to subdue Sanders. From there, Herrington spun Sanders around and applied a headlock, they said.
#Witnesses told the lawyers that Sanders was face down with his hands underneath him; Herrington was on his knees in front of Sanders, they said. By then, several neighbors had gone outside, including a witness who told Herrington that Sanders would not be able to breathe with his face buried in the tall grass.
#The attorneys say that Herrington had a female companion with him in the police car, who was not an officer. As Herrington applied a chokehold, attorneys say, the officer instructed the female companion to remove his gun from its holster so that Sanders could not reach it; however, the woman could not unholster the weapon, but one of the witnesses was able to tell her how to remove it.
#Witnesses told the attorneys that Sanders said at least twice that he could not breathe, attorneys say. Another witness went home and got a mask that would enable them to perform CPR just in case it was needed.
#Attorneys say Sanders never fought the officer and did not move throughout the incident. Herrington did not let the witness perform CPR and maintained the headlock until backup and emergency-medical technicians arrived as much as 30 minutes later, the attorneys for the Sanders family say.
#The attorneys, Lumumba and Lawrence, said Sanders had no active warrants and cannot understand why Herrington would follow Sanders.
#It Was Shocking'
#Eventually, EMTs placed Sanders in an ambulance, but the lawyers are unclear on the time of death. They have yet to see the autopsy report, which was not released by press time. Sanders' body was returned to Clarke County for his funeral services this weekend, July 18 and July 19. Lawrence, one of the attorneys, said the autopsy information is necessary in order to put Sanders, the father of two children, to rest.
#"His mom is obviously hurt. She's a strong woman," Lawrence said. "She's trying to manage."
#The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is handling the case. Warren Strain, an MBI spokesman, said the same team that investigated the shooting deaths of Hattiesburg police officers Benjamin Deen and Liquori Tate is handling the Sanders death probe.
#A community meeting took place Tuesday night in Stonewall. Speaking to the Jackson Free Press before the meeting, Kirksey, the NAACP leader, said he would attend but that the meeting was unlikely to ease tensions.
#Asked if he was surprised by the incident, Kirksey said: "I think the surprise was that it had never happened before. It was shocking that it happened in that way."
http://www.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2015/jul/15/violent-takedown-stonewall/
July 14, 2015
STONEWALL, Miss. (AP) — Authorities are pleading for patience in a small Mississippi town as they investigate why a black man died following a physical encounter with a white police officer.
#The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation says it is too soon to discuss how Jonathan Sanders died on the night of July 8, while he was exercising a horse on a two-wheeled buggy.
#Chokwe Antar Lumumba, a Jackson lawyer who is representing Sanders' family members, says Officer Kevin Herrington is at fault.
#Clarke County District Attorney Bilbo Mitchell, though, told a crowd of about 60 gathered Tuesday at Stonewall's town hall that it is too soon to say.
#"I assume there may be some who may be wondering why there hasn't been an arrest," Mitchell said. "That's because the investigation isn't complete."
#Over the weekend, hundreds of people gathered in Stonewall to honor Sanders' memory and protest his death.
#"I just felt it wasn't right," said Sanders' cousin Lon McCoy, who helped organize a march Saturday and a trail ride Sunday.
#During the meeting, attendee Carol Doby repeatedly questioned Mitchell, who limited his comments to the procedural elements of the investigation.
#"We just want answers and want to know why," Doby said.
#Mitchell said the case would be presented to a Clarke County grand jury, possibly as early as September, but maybe later. He said he has presented fewer than 15 cases involving a death caused by law enforcement to a grand jury during his 28 years as district attorney of four counties, and can't recall an officer ever being indicted.
#In order to arrest the officer under Mississippi law, Mitchell would have to prove probable cause to a judge because Herrington is a government employee.
#Stonewall Police Chief Michael Street said he has turned the inquiry over to the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation, as is typical when a police officer is involved in someone's death in Mississippi. Warren Strain, the spokesman for MBI, said an autopsy has been completed and that Sanders' body has been returned to his family. He said MBI has notified the FBI, which he described as "offering support."
#Strain said autopsy results are being analyzed and he can't release a cause of death. Street and Mitchell said MBI is likely to hold a news conference in coming days to discuss the autopsy's findings.
#Strain described the encounter between Herrington and Sanders as a physical "altercation."
#Stonewall police don't currently have video cameras mounted on police cars or worn by officers. But there are multiple witnesses to Sanders' death in a residential neighborhood, including the officer's wife, who was riding in the police car, Strain said. Lumumba's firm is representing multiple additional witnesses, Lumumba and Strain said.
#Stonewall's two-block downtown is dominated by the decaying hulk of a red-brick cotton mill that drove the town's economy for more than 100 years before closing in 2002 and laying off more than 800 workers. Now many residents work in Meridian, 20 miles to the north. As in surrounding Clarke County, about a third of Stonewall's residents are black, while two-thirds are white.
#The police department comprises Street and nine part-time officers, with one to three officers typically on duty, the chief said. He said Herrington is on unpaid leave, because as a part-time employee, he is only paid for hours worked. Herrington had been a Stonewall officer for more than two years.
#Local authorities said protests have been peaceful.
#"We cannot be more proud of our community, in the way we conducted ourselves," Street told the meeting Tuesday.
#Lumumba said a funeral is scheduled Saturday in Quitman, the Clarke County seat
http://www.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2015/jul/14/jonathan-sanders-killing-stonewall-pleading-patien/
Unarmed, dead, but was no angel... ( again, again, again...)
The Guardian reported that Chief Street said "Sanders had no active warrants against him and that Harrington did not know who he was when the confrontation took place."
However, that didn't stop Jackson's local daily newspaper, the Clarion-Ledger, from using Sanders' mugshot (most other media outlets chose a picture of the victim warmly smiling with family members or with his horses; see below) and devoted the end of its story to talking about his rap sheet, writing:
"Sanders had crossed paths with authorities before. Circuit Clerk Beth Jordan said Sanders was out on bond from an April arrest for possession of cocaine, and that he had been convicted on charges of sale of cocaine in 2003."
The paper went on to point out: "MDOC Communications Director Grace Fisher said Sanders was given five years to serve with five years probation. He was released on May 23, 2007. Sanders' arrest record also shows arrests dating back to 2001 for disturbance of the family peace, sale of a counterfeit substance, domestic violence, and some traffic violations.
Several dozen commenters took the paper to task. Said one woman in the comments section: "Never fails; the weaponless dead victim is always prosecuted in the media to deflect how they ended up dead at the hands of police. Shame on the Clarion-Ledger."
As for the officer, the C-L made a point of noting that Herrington, according to Chief Street, "has never received any complaints of abuse of force or even any written complaints for anything else" and is on administrative leave.
An autopsy of Sanders' body is under way here in Jackson.
Update: The Sanders family has hired the Jackson-based law firm of Lumumba & Associates as legal counsel and to serve as official spokesmen to the media. The attorneys handling the case, Chokwe Antar Lumumba and C.J. Lawrence, said in a letter that an official statement would be forthcoming pending the family's approval.
Lumumba is the son of late Jackson Mayor Chokwe Lumumba; Lawrence worked on the late mayor's communications staff and last year earned national media notoriety for starting the Twitter hashtag #IfTheyGunnedMeDown, which criticized mainstream media character assassinations of black victims of police violence -- such as the recent Clarion-Ledger story about Jonathan Sanders.
http://www.jacksonfreepress.com/web...an-sanders-story-clarion-ledger-he-was-no-an/
July 15, 2015
#Sanders himself seemed to be experiencing antagonism with the police before he encountered Officer Kevin Herrington on the night of July 8. Attorneys for Sanders' family say that before his death Sanders complained of police harassment.
#J. Stewart Parrish confirmed to the Jackson Free Press this week that he was representing Sanders in a forfeiture case, which he explained this way: "A forfeiture action is when the government comes in and says they want to take your stuff because they believe you are selling dope."
#Parrish declined to discuss the case in detail and referred other questions to attorneys with Lumumba & Associates, the Jackson firm representing Sanders' family.
#In 2003, Sanders was convicted of selling cocaine and had several other arrests over the years. Public records show that he was discharged from probation for the cocaine conviction in May 2007.
#At the time of his death, he had no active warrants, however, his lawyers told the Jackson Free Press.
#Other black citizens in Stonewall have similar complaints about harassment by white police officers. One woman, who asked that we not print her name, told the Jackson Free Press in a message that once, while driving in a car with her fiance, a Stonewall police officer pulled them over. The officer declined to issue a ticket, but did follow the couple for about a mile to their home, she said.
#Stonewall Police Chief Michael Street said receiving a call from the Jackson Free Press was the first time he'd heard that some people in the community are afraid to file complaints against officers, but that his department has an open-door policy.
#Still, the Sanders family's attorneys, Chokwe A. Lumumba and C.J. Lawrence, recently described to the Jackson Free Press a series of events that started with what they believe was Herrington unnecessarily following Sanders.
#"You can't speed on a horse," Lawrence said. "What crime could you have committed that would require a violent takedown?"
#A Mystery Companion
#The attorneys told the JFP that around 10 p.m. on July 8, Sanders, who was sitting in a buggy being pulled by a horse, observed Herrington speaking with a man Sanders knew at the Cefco gas station in Stonewall.
#The attorneys say when Sanders rode by, he told Herrington to leave the man alone. The lawyers declined to identify the man at the gas station, except to say that he is white.
#Based on the testimony of other witnesses who live near where the scene played out, Herrington caught up with Sanders down the road and flashed the blue lights of his squad car. Sanders' horse reared up, presumably frightened by the lights, knocking Sanders from the buggy and causing the headlamp he was wearing around his head to fall around his neck. The horse started to run off, and Sanders ran after him.
#According to the lawyers, witnesses say Herrington chased after Sanders, grabbing at the headlamp around his neck and pulled him to the ground, which the attorneys believe could be where early false reports came from about Herrington using a flashlight to subdue Sanders. From there, Herrington spun Sanders around and applied a headlock, they said.
#Witnesses told the lawyers that Sanders was face down with his hands underneath him; Herrington was on his knees in front of Sanders, they said. By then, several neighbors had gone outside, including a witness who told Herrington that Sanders would not be able to breathe with his face buried in the tall grass.
#The attorneys say that Herrington had a female companion with him in the police car, who was not an officer. As Herrington applied a chokehold, attorneys say, the officer instructed the female companion to remove his gun from its holster so that Sanders could not reach it; however, the woman could not unholster the weapon, but one of the witnesses was able to tell her how to remove it.
#Witnesses told the attorneys that Sanders said at least twice that he could not breathe, attorneys say. Another witness went home and got a mask that would enable them to perform CPR just in case it was needed.
#Attorneys say Sanders never fought the officer and did not move throughout the incident. Herrington did not let the witness perform CPR and maintained the headlock until backup and emergency-medical technicians arrived as much as 30 minutes later, the attorneys for the Sanders family say.
#The attorneys, Lumumba and Lawrence, said Sanders had no active warrants and cannot understand why Herrington would follow Sanders.
#It Was Shocking'
#Eventually, EMTs placed Sanders in an ambulance, but the lawyers are unclear on the time of death. They have yet to see the autopsy report, which was not released by press time. Sanders' body was returned to Clarke County for his funeral services this weekend, July 18 and July 19. Lawrence, one of the attorneys, said the autopsy information is necessary in order to put Sanders, the father of two children, to rest.
#"His mom is obviously hurt. She's a strong woman," Lawrence said. "She's trying to manage."
#The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is handling the case. Warren Strain, an MBI spokesman, said the same team that investigated the shooting deaths of Hattiesburg police officers Benjamin Deen and Liquori Tate is handling the Sanders death probe.
#A community meeting took place Tuesday night in Stonewall. Speaking to the Jackson Free Press before the meeting, Kirksey, the NAACP leader, said he would attend but that the meeting was unlikely to ease tensions.
#Asked if he was surprised by the incident, Kirksey said: "I think the surprise was that it had never happened before. It was shocking that it happened in that way."
http://www.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2015/jul/15/violent-takedown-stonewall/
July 14, 2015
STONEWALL, Miss. (AP) — Authorities are pleading for patience in a small Mississippi town as they investigate why a black man died following a physical encounter with a white police officer.
#The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation says it is too soon to discuss how Jonathan Sanders died on the night of July 8, while he was exercising a horse on a two-wheeled buggy.
#Chokwe Antar Lumumba, a Jackson lawyer who is representing Sanders' family members, says Officer Kevin Herrington is at fault.
#Clarke County District Attorney Bilbo Mitchell, though, told a crowd of about 60 gathered Tuesday at Stonewall's town hall that it is too soon to say.
#"I assume there may be some who may be wondering why there hasn't been an arrest," Mitchell said. "That's because the investigation isn't complete."
#Over the weekend, hundreds of people gathered in Stonewall to honor Sanders' memory and protest his death.
#"I just felt it wasn't right," said Sanders' cousin Lon McCoy, who helped organize a march Saturday and a trail ride Sunday.
#During the meeting, attendee Carol Doby repeatedly questioned Mitchell, who limited his comments to the procedural elements of the investigation.
#"We just want answers and want to know why," Doby said.
#Mitchell said the case would be presented to a Clarke County grand jury, possibly as early as September, but maybe later. He said he has presented fewer than 15 cases involving a death caused by law enforcement to a grand jury during his 28 years as district attorney of four counties, and can't recall an officer ever being indicted.
#In order to arrest the officer under Mississippi law, Mitchell would have to prove probable cause to a judge because Herrington is a government employee.
#Stonewall Police Chief Michael Street said he has turned the inquiry over to the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation, as is typical when a police officer is involved in someone's death in Mississippi. Warren Strain, the spokesman for MBI, said an autopsy has been completed and that Sanders' body has been returned to his family. He said MBI has notified the FBI, which he described as "offering support."
#Strain said autopsy results are being analyzed and he can't release a cause of death. Street and Mitchell said MBI is likely to hold a news conference in coming days to discuss the autopsy's findings.
#Strain described the encounter between Herrington and Sanders as a physical "altercation."
#Stonewall police don't currently have video cameras mounted on police cars or worn by officers. But there are multiple witnesses to Sanders' death in a residential neighborhood, including the officer's wife, who was riding in the police car, Strain said. Lumumba's firm is representing multiple additional witnesses, Lumumba and Strain said.
#Stonewall's two-block downtown is dominated by the decaying hulk of a red-brick cotton mill that drove the town's economy for more than 100 years before closing in 2002 and laying off more than 800 workers. Now many residents work in Meridian, 20 miles to the north. As in surrounding Clarke County, about a third of Stonewall's residents are black, while two-thirds are white.
#The police department comprises Street and nine part-time officers, with one to three officers typically on duty, the chief said. He said Herrington is on unpaid leave, because as a part-time employee, he is only paid for hours worked. Herrington had been a Stonewall officer for more than two years.
#Local authorities said protests have been peaceful.
#"We cannot be more proud of our community, in the way we conducted ourselves," Street told the meeting Tuesday.
#Lumumba said a funeral is scheduled Saturday in Quitman, the Clarke County seat
http://www.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2015/jul/14/jonathan-sanders-killing-stonewall-pleading-patien/
Unarmed, dead, but was no angel... ( again, again, again...)
The Guardian reported that Chief Street said "Sanders had no active warrants against him and that Harrington did not know who he was when the confrontation took place."
However, that didn't stop Jackson's local daily newspaper, the Clarion-Ledger, from using Sanders' mugshot (most other media outlets chose a picture of the victim warmly smiling with family members or with his horses; see below) and devoted the end of its story to talking about his rap sheet, writing:
"Sanders had crossed paths with authorities before. Circuit Clerk Beth Jordan said Sanders was out on bond from an April arrest for possession of cocaine, and that he had been convicted on charges of sale of cocaine in 2003."
The paper went on to point out: "MDOC Communications Director Grace Fisher said Sanders was given five years to serve with five years probation. He was released on May 23, 2007. Sanders' arrest record also shows arrests dating back to 2001 for disturbance of the family peace, sale of a counterfeit substance, domestic violence, and some traffic violations.
Several dozen commenters took the paper to task. Said one woman in the comments section: "Never fails; the weaponless dead victim is always prosecuted in the media to deflect how they ended up dead at the hands of police. Shame on the Clarion-Ledger."
As for the officer, the C-L made a point of noting that Herrington, according to Chief Street, "has never received any complaints of abuse of force or even any written complaints for anything else" and is on administrative leave.
An autopsy of Sanders' body is under way here in Jackson.
Update: The Sanders family has hired the Jackson-based law firm of Lumumba & Associates as legal counsel and to serve as official spokesmen to the media. The attorneys handling the case, Chokwe Antar Lumumba and C.J. Lawrence, said in a letter that an official statement would be forthcoming pending the family's approval.
Lumumba is the son of late Jackson Mayor Chokwe Lumumba; Lawrence worked on the late mayor's communications staff and last year earned national media notoriety for starting the Twitter hashtag #IfTheyGunnedMeDown, which criticized mainstream media character assassinations of black victims of police violence -- such as the recent Clarion-Ledger story about Jonathan Sanders.
http://www.jacksonfreepress.com/web...an-sanders-story-clarion-ledger-he-was-no-an/
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He thought he put him to sleep.
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I was wondering if the person in the car at the gas station was white.
Telling
Telling
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Sandra Bland was stopped by Texas police for a lane change and ended up dead in a jail cell
Doesn't everyone hang themselves rather than cop to a misdemeanor?
Texas justice, I guess.
Doesn't everyone hang themselves rather than cop to a misdemeanor?
Texas justice, I guess.
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Niggers need to stay clear of cops. But the prisons are fulla the mother fuckers.
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Maybe a fat lesbian sat on her shoulders.
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WATCH: Arizona cops illegally barge into home of showering woman and handcuff her while she’s naked
Well cops are always right, right?
Well cops are always right, right?
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Officer Freindly and Officer Unfriendly
Captured on his cell phone-
"Why are you arresting me ?"
“Because I feel like arresting you,” the officer, who the American Civil Liberties Union identifies as Officer Rod Webber, replies in the short video.
This exchange happens after Webber calmly threatens Jeylani, who does not appear to be offering any resistance whatsoever. “Plain and simple,” Webber tells Jeylani, “if you fuck with me I’m going to break your legs before you even get a chance to run.”
According to the ACLU, Jeylani and four of his friends — all of whom are black teenagers — were pulled over after making a U-turn in a parking lot in South Minneapolis. The four young men had been playing basketball at a YMCA. Despite Officer Webber’s statement that Jeylani was arrested because the cop felt like arresting him, the police claim that they suspected the four youth of stealing the car they were driving."
The color of the car and the make of the stolen car, did not match the car of the teens they arrested.
Blue Honda Civic was stolen, the teens were in a blue Toyota Camry.
The teen had all of his registration,insurance, and license under his name.
False premise, good excuse, but false.
Bullying, plain and simple.
http://policebrutalityagainstblackm...05/cops-friendly-sentence-sums-up-police.html
Captured on his cell phone-
"Why are you arresting me ?"
“Because I feel like arresting you,” the officer, who the American Civil Liberties Union identifies as Officer Rod Webber, replies in the short video.
This exchange happens after Webber calmly threatens Jeylani, who does not appear to be offering any resistance whatsoever. “Plain and simple,” Webber tells Jeylani, “if you fuck with me I’m going to break your legs before you even get a chance to run.”
According to the ACLU, Jeylani and four of his friends — all of whom are black teenagers — were pulled over after making a U-turn in a parking lot in South Minneapolis. The four young men had been playing basketball at a YMCA. Despite Officer Webber’s statement that Jeylani was arrested because the cop felt like arresting him, the police claim that they suspected the four youth of stealing the car they were driving."
The color of the car and the make of the stolen car, did not match the car of the teens they arrested.
Blue Honda Civic was stolen, the teens were in a blue Toyota Camry.
The teen had all of his registration,insurance, and license under his name.
False premise, good excuse, but false.
Bullying, plain and simple.
http://policebrutalityagainstblackm...05/cops-friendly-sentence-sums-up-police.html
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Texas trooper who arrested Sandra Bland violated police policies: investigators
I'll bet the give him a severe dressing down before he goes back on duty too.
I'll bet the give him a severe dressing down before he goes back on duty too.
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Single mom arrested for ‘abandoning’ her kids at food court while interviewing for job 30 feet away
Where you ask?
Houston Texas.
Texas Cops suck at their job.
Where you ask?
Houston Texas.
Texas Cops suck at their job.
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Colorado cop brutally slams woman to the floor in hospital hallway, knocking out her teeth
Colorado dick.
She kicked at his leg, so he slams he face down on the floor? Watch the video at the bottom.
Colorado dick.
She kicked at his leg, so he slams he face down on the floor? Watch the video at the bottom.
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WTF is up, with his two officer buddies and their Square dance, after her face is smashed into the floor ? Peek-a-boo, behind the partition curtain ?
Are the police officers suffering from roid rage ?
A clear example of over- reacting.
Are the police officers suffering from roid rage ?
A clear example of over- reacting.
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‘Police must be held accountable': Bernie Sanders rips bad cops who attack young black men
I disagree, it's not just young black men that out of control cops kill, it's anyone who objects to their bullshit. Just because they are cops doesn't make them Gods!
I disagree, it's not just young black men that out of control cops kill, it's anyone who objects to their bullshit. Just because they are cops doesn't make them Gods!
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WATCH: NYPD officers beat young black man who had his hands up over allegedly-stolen pizza
They missed the "Public Courtesy" class apparently.
They missed the "Public Courtesy" class apparently.
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Sandra Bland died because she was ‘arrogant from the beginning’
Says a retired NYPD cop. Obviously a different view from the other guests.
Says a retired NYPD cop. Obviously a different view from the other guests.
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Denver police shoot and kill a mentally ill Native American man holding a knife to his own throat
It not just a southern problem.
It not just a southern problem.
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