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This is released at the right time. Just enough to start cries of character assignation narrative to keep riots going. Then, the acquittal will run it into November.
This is a planned operation. Don’t forget that
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And it sounds like they were holding him down waiting for medical before he ever went unconscious. Might very well explain the length of time he was on the ground. Not likely they're going to fight the guy to get him BACK INTO a "squad car" only to have to take him back out for medical. Lots more to the story than meets the eye. No, that doesn't fit the narrative. Besides, druggies never take enough of anything to kill themselves and you can't "murder" someone in the back seat of the car.... Its kind of like calling rioters "protesters". Ain't dey fot...
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Lets say your on your porch drinking beer relaxing. You go into cardiac arrest, and your wife calls 911..
The police are the first to arrive.
You expect then to render medical aid until the EMS arrive, correct? Not, f him, he was drinking beer.... or this guy has a prior criminal record, so lets pin him down.... none of that matters.
That guys well being was their responsibility. I fail to grasp how f’ing retarded you bozo’s are with struggling to understand that. Its irrelevant if, on what, or how he was intoxicated.... once in custody, his well being is their responsibility.
To protect and serve.... not to protect and serve who we feel like.
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Their job is NOT to protect and serve.
That's just PR crap.
Their job is law enforcement.
By doing that the effect may be protecting and serving.
But that is a byproduct if it happens.
It aint their thing.
Law Enforcement...........agents of the courts.
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You realize he was in a "squad car" and was removed for some reason, right? There's a whole middle section of video you're not being shown.
There's a lot more here to see & piece together than what we are being shown, I think. MM
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Like the Rodney King deal.
Limited video, shown to the masses by the media.
The jury will get hopefully all the info.
Of course that might lead to an acquittal.
And more riots.
King, Martin, Brown...........maybe 4th time is the charm.
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The dude was an often arrested thug. But that didn't mean it justified what happened to him. 4 cops on scene and he was cuffed. Should have just tossed his worthless butt in the back of a squad car. It doesn't matter what led to him getting tossed to the street, that video will be what determines the outcome. The cop with his knee on his neck was flat out stupid. They had enough men there that a cuffed suspect wasn't a threat. Perception by the public will put that cop in prison. One cop is heard in the video expressing concern and telling them to roll him over but he was ignored. The cop showing concern will probably be alright in the end but the others will go down. Nothing but the video will matter when it goes to the jury.
Actions have consequences. This foolish act by the cops will cost billions of dollars and a lot of deaths and it could very well impact an election. One man can make a huge difference. I'm always amazed how many Americans can feign an interest in a given topic or case, and then put their ignorance regarding the subject on full display. Where am I ignorant? They had him in a car and took him out. Whatever the reason is will not matter due to the video. I am not claiming the perp was an angel, he was clearly a thug. But that will not matter with the video. It is what it is.
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They always pick some POS as their poster boy.
What about the no knock raid where a gal was shot?
Why isn't she the face of this protest and not the felon asthmatic?
Oh that's right, cops are hunting and killing black males (according to the racist liars).
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The dude was an often arrested thug. But that didn't mean it justified what happened to him. 4 cops on scene and he was cuffed. Should have just tossed his worthless butt in the back of a squad car. It doesn't matter what led to him getting tossed to the street, that video will be what determines the outcome. The cop with his knee on his neck was flat out stupid. They had enough men there that a cuffed suspect wasn't a threat. Perception by the public will put that cop in prison. One cop is heard in the video expressing concern and telling them to roll him over but he was ignored. The cop showing concern will probably be alright in the end but the others will go down. Nothing but the video will matter when it goes to the jury.
Actions have consequences. This foolish act by the cops will cost billions of dollars and a lot of deaths and it could very well impact an election. One man can make a huge difference. How do you not know that the whole bunch of cops on scene already tried and failed to secure him in the back seat of the squad car?? If 4 cops couldn't subdue him when he was cuffed then they weren't much in the way of cops.
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The dude was an often arrested thug. But that didn't mean it justified what happened to him. 4 cops on scene and he was cuffed. Should have just tossed his worthless butt in the back of a squad car. It doesn't matter what led to him getting tossed to the street, that video will be what determines the outcome. The cop with his knee on his neck was flat out stupid. They had enough men there that a cuffed suspect wasn't a threat. Perception by the public will put that cop in prison. One cop is heard in the video expressing concern and telling them to roll him over but he was ignored. The cop showing concern will probably be alright in the end but the others will go down. Nothing but the video will matter when it goes to the jury.
Actions have consequences. This foolish act by the cops will cost billions of dollars and a lot of deaths and it could very well impact an election. One man can make a huge difference. You realize he was in a "squad car" and was removed for some reason, right? There's a whole middle section of video you're not being shown. That's my point. He was in the car. He was removed for some reason. The reason won't be important in light of the video. If they had him in the car then he was contained. Drive him to the station and book him but that isn't what happened.
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Lets say your on your porch drinking beer relaxing. You go into cardiac arrest, and your wife calls 911..
The police are the first to arrive.
You expect then to render medical aid until the EMS arrive, correct? Not, f him, he was drinking beer.... or this guy has a prior criminal record, so lets pin him down.... none of that matters.
That guys well being was their responsibility. I fail to grasp how f’ing retarded you bozo’s are with struggling to understand that. Its irrelevant if, on what, or how he was intoxicated.... once in custody, his well being is their responsibility.
To protect and serve.... not to protect and serve who we feel like. Making comparisons isnt your strong suit.....
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The dude was an often arrested thug. But that didn't mean it justified what happened to him. 4 cops on scene and he was cuffed. Should have just tossed his worthless butt in the back of a squad car. It doesn't matter what led to him getting tossed to the street, that video will be what determines the outcome. The cop with his knee on his neck was flat out stupid. They had enough men there that a cuffed suspect wasn't a threat. Perception by the public will put that cop in prison. One cop is heard in the video expressing concern and telling them to roll him over but he was ignored. The cop showing concern will probably be alright in the end but the others will go down. Nothing but the video will matter when it goes to the jury.
Actions have consequences. This foolish act by the cops will cost billions of dollars and a lot of deaths and it could very well impact an election. One man can make a huge difference. When did you graduate law school and get your license ? Were you born stupid? Law license has nothing to do with it. The guy had been in the car. He was handcuffed. For some reason instead of taking him to the station they removed him from the car and then the video shows what it shows. That is what the jury will remember. In my 25 years in the military I spent several years working in a Navy brig. How much experience do you have with containing prisoners? None right? Do you have any idea how dumb you look to me right now?
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In D.C. the city council and/or mayor has already renamed a street after him.
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In D.C. the city council and/or mayor has already renamed a street after him. Dead End?
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Cool !! this guys not right we can be our brutal sadistic selves, kill him and many will cheer.
We have qualified immunity so in the end, we'll get away with too, cuz were special
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In D.C. the city council and/or mayor has already renamed a street after him. Dead End? Lol 😂
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Cool !! this guys not right we can be our brutal sadistic selves, kill him and many will cheer.
We have qualified immunity so in the end, we'll get away with too, cuz were special No cheering here. No tear shedding either.
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Lets say your on your porch drinking beer relaxing. You go into cardiac arrest, and your wife calls 911..
The police are the first to arrive.
You expect then to render medical aid until the EMS arrive, correct? Not, f him, he was drinking beer.... or this guy has a prior criminal record, so lets pin him down.... none of that matters.
That guys well being was their responsibility. I fail to grasp how f’ing retarded you bozo’s are with struggling to understand that. Its irrelevant if, on what, or how he was intoxicated.... once in custody, his well being is their responsibility.
To protect and serve.... not to protect and serve who we feel like. Yeah, “let’s just” make believe. Imagine,,whirled Peas. What a fuggin idiot you are.
The degree of my privacy is no business of yours.
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Cool !! this guys not right we can be our brutal sadistic selves, kill him and many will cheer.
We have qualified immunity so in the end, we'll get away with too, cuz were special Put on John Lennon’s “Imagine “ and chill.
The degree of my privacy is no business of yours.
What we've learned from history is that we haven't learned from it.
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The dude was an often arrested thug. But that didn't mean it justified what happened to him. 4 cops on scene and he was cuffed. Should have just tossed his worthless butt in the back of a squad car. It doesn't matter what led to him getting tossed to the street, that video will be what determines the outcome. The cop with his knee on his neck was flat out stupid. They had enough men there that a cuffed suspect wasn't a threat. Perception by the public will put that cop in prison. One cop is heard in the video expressing concern and telling them to roll him over but he was ignored. The cop showing concern will probably be alright in the end but the others will go down. Nothing but the video will matter when it goes to the jury.
Actions have consequences. This foolish act by the cops will cost billions of dollars and a lot of deaths and it could very well impact an election. One man can make a huge difference. Regardless of the police actions, terrorists and criminals are who are costing billions of dollars. They should be (and never will be) held accountable for their reactions.
Broncos are officially the worst team in the nation this year.
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