Two police officers killed in Brooklyn in ‘execution-style’ slaying
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Man ? them cops....
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. . . Folks are Definitely Choosing Sides .
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Turfaholic wrote: »New York Yankees will pay for education of children of NYPD cop Ramos
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/nyc-crime/yankees-pay-education-children-nypd-ramos-article-1.2052611
Shouldnt take a death for ? like this to happen.
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Sooooo ESPN is gonna keep mum about Ed Werder's tweets?
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Is the media mentioning his apparent depression and mental issues like they do with white suspects? Rhetorical question of course lol
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Is the media mentioning his apparent depression and mental issues like they do with white suspects? Rhetorical question of course lol
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It's a shame and tragic that 2 people lost their lives due to unnecessary violence.
But the same apathy that police figures applied to the death of Eric Garner could be applied here : "when you resist arrest, things happen".
Well when you terrorize a community and breed malcontent amongst the people you're supposed to be serving but instead are brutalizing, "things happen".
Police union head wants to blame everybody but their own culture and conducts for the deaths.
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I only feep bad for the kids of the cops
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Bad cop after all....
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Im going to keep it short and sweet.
Revolution is never pretty and its not going to be pretty this time.
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king mocha wrote: »Bad cop after all....
The moment when officer ramos has barely been with nypd for 2 years...maybe on his first day he decided to slam people heads...
Officer Ramos joined the NYPD just two years ago. Officer Liu was a seven-year veteran of the force who had gotten married two months ago -
So the usual cooning, empathy, real ? being dropped, conspiracy theories and etc in this thread. I'll care when cops care about their victims. In other words Idgaf and it was bound to happen
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deathrowzorrow wrote: »Asian and Latinos comes from the same struggle it's sad it had to be them.
The kid who lost his father had a black mother the only good thing about this was that the cops got shot.
I wish it would be a Darren Wilson kind of cop.
Asians don't care for your black ass nor Latinos.
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king mocha wrote: »Bad cop after all....
The moment when officer ramos has barely been with nypd for 2 years...maybe on his first day he decided to slam people heads...
Officer Ramos joined the NYPD just two years ago. Officer Liu was a seven-year veteran of the force who had gotten married two months ago
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king mocha wrote: »Bad cop after all....
The moment when officer ramos has barely been with nypd for 2 years...maybe on his first day he decided to slam people heads...
Officer Ramos joined the NYPD just two years ago. Officer Liu was a seven-year veteran of the force who had gotten married two months ago
I dont know, Max. If she's saying that I believe her, because some interactions with cops you just never forget. Til this day, I will never forget the voice of that cop shouting at me to just go in the store and get my juice and my hot chips. 12 years old and I can still hear that man's angry voice and he didnt even put his hands on me.
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ShiveDreadz wrote: »Im going to keep it short and sweet.
Revolution is never pretty and its not going to be pretty this time.
Choose a side now because its coming.
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obnoxiouslyfresh wrote: »king mocha wrote: »Bad cop after all....
The moment when officer ramos has barely been with nypd for 2 years...maybe on his first day he decided to slam people heads...
Officer Ramos joined the NYPD just two years ago. Officer Liu was a seven-year veteran of the force who had gotten married two months ago
I dont know, Max. If she's saying that I believe her, because some interactions with cops you just never forget. Til this day, I will never forget the voice of that cop shouting at me to just go in the store and get my juice and my hot chips. 12 years old and I can still hear that man's angry voice and he didnt even put his hands on me.
Could be true...or it could be someone tryna make him look like a ? cop...so its "karma" and he was one the "bad ones"
Theres also 20+ women who said that bill cosby ? /drugged them..he coulda been ? these broads or they lied tryna get cosbys $$$ -
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Because police NEVER lie to excuse the murder of their victims.king mocha wrote: »Bad cop after all....
The moment when officer ramos has barely been with nypd for 2 years...maybe on his first day he decided to slam people heads...
Officer Ramos joined the NYPD just two years ago. Officer Liu was a seven-year veteran of the force who had gotten married two months ago
You're expending a whole lot of energy co-signing hypocrisy. IF she's lying she is simply behaving like the police which society says is OK.
So it needs to be OK for her also. She's lying on this cop to ? his name after his death? Nothing copsand whites didnt do to Trayvon Martin, Mike Brown, Sean Bell, Eric Garner and countless others.
Not so great when it happens to you is it?
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.Peeny_Wally wrote: »Peeny_Wally wrote: »+jono courts cant overturn white supremacy
Who said anything about that? You don't need friends, you need for your rights to be respected.Peeny_Wally wrote: »Ugh, the quote system ? up . Anyway, @jono
You're giving the cops a ? ton of leeway here. So you think only the one officer should be held accountable? You don't think that once they saw the officer performing the illegal chokehold, they should have eased up and stopped him? Am I supposed to believe that not one officer knew that the move was illegal even though two of the officers were sergeants? And even if none of the number of people saw this and did nothing. The DA identified some of those people and charged them. I'm not exactly sure what he charged them with, but if that can happen to regular citizens, it should damn sure happen to cops.
You don't have time to argue tactics and once it's already in motion the best course of action is to end the situation. Pantelo (or whatever) would've let Garner go once Garner was under control, they knew that so they attempted to control the situation (which means suspect) at hand first then you can argue about tactics and look at what went wrong later. We don't have the luxury of knowing how conversations about lack of proper protocol go but I'm certain they don't happen on scene during a situation.
Stop it. You're acting like this was some special ops secret tactical mission, talking about "you don't have time to argue tactics" lol, stop it.
An illegal chokehold was performed, numerous officers ganged up on a man who said he couldn’t breathe 11 times, they didn't let up once he was motionless and handcuffed. Those are indisputable facts.
Like I said, you really don't appear to hold cops to a very high standard.
Again so tell me how this should go. They say "hey, that's an illegal chokehold! Let this man loose!!" And they all pull him off Garner, Garner is loose now what? He's just going to be tackled again, Worst case scenario he gets free, is ? off and becomes capable of hurting someone else, they don't know if he's carrying a weapon or anything.
It's not rocket science or special ops but they aren't going to put themselves at risk
LMAO you sound like witness 40 right now.
Because if a man has been choked for a significant amount of time and then the officers ease off him, he's going to find his magical ? powers and fight the cops on some hulk ? . Obviously he wouldn't be gasping for air, like, you know, a normal human being just released from a dangerous chokehold.
Lol, yeah okay.
I've seen it happen. There's nothing magical about it, I've literally seen one kid almost choked to death by another and when once separated even for a moment the roles reversed.
You hope things go one way but they don't always do so. You can't assume to know these things.
