Well, basically…
The same tensions that existed during, oh, the Civil War?
Never left.
Preach
Difference is when they fuck up, lives are on the line. When the common man fucks up you get tartar sauce on your Big Mac.
That’s the backstory to self-proclaimed-robocop with the naruto crybaby ninjas headband and the premature grey hair because he’s scared white of every last person on the street like its a sidescroll go right beat-em up?
It was an important story note that he had a plate of rotisserie chicken on a platter to get energy back to fight more dudes who were thrusting on him, all at the same time!
Where’s that gif of Final Fight DAMND laughing on the TV.
The only way to get you to stop being silly is to ask you to imagine this being done to a woman.
But you’re real slowww so that won’t happen and look, you are already talking about Female Z-ism M-Bison stuff on the very next reply. :cybot: Zargatriarch. Mah nigguh. :tup:
I mean, something about women oppression in videogames. I want to feel bad that you don’t have a place, I really do, but you don’t even play games. We’re going to change a tournament so you don’t end up going anyway, either way, “betchu didn’t know that she go both ways”
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Number of incidents of police misconduct linked to fatalities from 2009-2010 in the US was nearly 400.
This isn’t even the first major cause of possible police misconduct leading to the death of a black man in NY THIS YEAR.
1996-1997 reports of the NYPD showed that 90% of all people shot by the police were either hispanic or black. NINETY PERCENT. http://www.fastcase.com/nypd-sued-for-stats-on-race-in-police-shootings/
Drunk off duty cop shoots a stranger 6 times for no reason. (shots actually fired: 13)
Guy gets the shit beaten out of him for sleeping on a couch in a synagogue he had permission to sleep in and on the couch.
http://www.policestateusa.com/2014/ehud-halevy/ (hit over 50 times)
Man gets arrested and manhandled… for falling asleep on the subway
[/quote]This is all okay for me. Police are made up of people and people are prone to mistakes. This was a mistake in hindsight, but he saw a large man getting emotional in the field. He could have either stopped him then and there or wait for him to act, putting him in a worse position, and try to stop him then. Unfortunately the office used illegal force to subdue him and he died. The paramedics did wrong, too, by not bringing their equipment with them to the scene.
But I am okay with how it went down. The guy was known to do illegal activities and the officer treated him like he should have. I can’t believe so many of you are defending him as a pillar of the neighborhood when there’s absolutely ZERO evidence that he’s ever done shit for the place. Stopping a fight isn’t “doing something for the neighborhood” no matter how you cut that cake.
With the examples cited here, this is acceptable in the dome of human error. You will NEVER get 100% perfect employees no matter what field you’re in. If you believe that we can, I sure as fuck hope you guys don’t drop your cell phones in the deep fryers at work.
Hah! You started your sentence with “Oh, yeah”.
You do realize the media spins these type of stories whichever way is beneficial to them right?
That one cop killer in L.A. I believe was a hero to many. Wish I could remember more about the story.
The guy who got smoked out of a cabin? He killed like 5 cops.
Your post is largely irrelevant. I don’t believe anyone said white people are stoic about this.
In fact I’m surprised the fact liberalism is even being bandied about.
yeah that’s exactly what I’m referring to. That guy was looked at like a damn hero and no one is going to convince me he killed all bad cops, regardless of his grievances.
My favorite part about this post is that people disagreed with it even though you can literally check out the amount of taxes and new businesses opened up in the neighborhood. You can find every community group on Facebook, etc etc etc. Living in denial, imo.
You already said that they aren’t allowed to use the choke hold maneuver.
It feels like some of you glossed over that important detail, and I thought it was excessive, too. He was right to be put on desk duty. Still, the deceased could have settled all of this if he had just allowed them to cuff him.
There’s a difference between guys who are good cops and the nypd
But just to add some fuel to the fire…
Yeah that was my whole point…
Chris Dornor
That was the story I tweeted out the most this morning.
I really curious why a taser wasn’t used. Going for a choke hold right off has been banned by the NYPD and multiple other places for decades.
The officers may have had a legit use of force argument when he refused to allow the officer to handcuff him. Yet I didn’t hear them announce he was under arrest or announce to him to turn around and place his hands behind his back. Did the officer place him under arrest before the start of the video? Things seem to be missing context at the start. Still, the officer going for a hold like that from the start is probably liable at the very least.
Also, I’m hoping serious charges are looked into for the paramedics. Refusing to do CPR and waiting 7+ minutes to even administer oxygen? Suspended without pay should be the least of their worries.
Desk Duty sounds like a vacation in NY
NYPD doing their best to retain the title of worst police force in America.