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Brother_Five
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allegedly this man did not pay for his infants fare to ride the train.
notice the behavior of the officers, especially black ones...
do you see good cops?
is this good use of resources?
"You don't get rights on private property" Black Cop
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lNZA0MR0dU
notice the behavior of the officers, especially black ones...
do you see good cops?
is this good use of resources?
"You don't get rights on private property" Black Cop
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lNZA0MR0dU
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Philly make they infants pay to ride the train?
#Lauce -
I'm seeing reports that he may have been accused of something else, but how they handle the situation is still worthy of debate.
Why don't they appear concerned about the child? -
Im getting sick of seeing these ego trippers.
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Philly make they infants pay to ride the train?
#Lauce
We need a fact check on this.
Lol @ the random white woman trying to grab the baby... -
I see gross overreaction
I see pigs potentially traumatizing a baby -
Kids under 4 supposed to be free... Something else is going on...
Did yall see how they calmly arrested that Roof ? ? -
Brother_Five wrote: »Kids under 4 supposed to be free... Something else is going on...
Did yall see how they calmly arrested that Roof ? ?
Try something else
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So kids don't ride for free on public Transportation? If anything dude should have hopped off payed the fare got back on and went about his way. Know he worried about who has his baby girl and if he about to get shot over some train ride.
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? all this ? .
? rights, Flags coming down,
Blks are winning ? what u heard. -
If the police were in the wrong I hope he sues them hit they pockets and they'll slow down on what they doing
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Brother_Five wrote: »Kids under 4 supposed to be free... Something else is going on...
Did yall see how they calmly arrested that Roof ? ?
Try something else
How does one peacefully surrender whilst holding their infant?
Would u have dropped your child on the floor for ? ? -
But a ? mass murdering white terrorist can be taken to burger king cause he hungry after a killing spree!!
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I'm mad as ? for real over that video
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Nah I want them to off they on switch...
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1. I want the full context of what happened
2. Based on the video snippet, there needs to be a better protocol
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Black_Samson wrote: »Based on whats shown.
As a father, i would not use my child as a shield nor would i have endangered her in such a manner.
Time and place for everything.
I dont see a victim of police brutality here. I see an ? hiding behind his child in hopes that his voice will be heard even though it was a situation he created.
Valid point. Where should he have placed the child? Should the police have assured him of the child's safety? -
"Black muthafucka showing out for the white cop." - Ice Cube
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Black_Samson wrote: »Brother_Five wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »Based on whats shown.
As a father, i would not use my child as a shield nor would i have endangered her in such a manner.
Time and place for everything.
I dont see a victim of police brutality here. I see an ? hiding behind his child in hopes that his voice will be heard even though it was a situation he created.
Valid point. Where should he have placed the child? Should the police have assured him of the child's safety?
He shouldn't have been in that situation in the first place.
Only stupid questions are the ones not asked.
"Hey officer do i have to pay her fare if i sit her in my lap?"
How hard is that?
That is literally why they are there.
Understandable...
But what should he have done with the kid here? -
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Or7XlO-QepU
apparently the police Chief is even questioning their behavior..."The supervisor of the officer said that there was a conversation this morning about why didn't he just retreat and step away — there was a small child," said Nestel. "Jeopardizing safety of a child just isn't something that we want to do. And the officer felt that if he walked away he thought he would face disciplinary action."
Nestel confirmed that if a officer engages a fare evader and does not issue a citation, an investigation into the officer's actions would ensue. "But that's a failure on my part," he said. "If he believes he can't use judgment to step away from a situation that's spiraling into something that might justify the safety of a child, that's on me … Force by police is never pleasant to see. Force by police when a person is holding a child is sad and dangerous."
According to Nestel, the cop and the suspect shook hands and the man admitted that he had acted inappropriately. An internal affairs investigation is underway, but the officer has not been suspended.
Nestel also asked to the public's help in the investigation — "I'd love to hear from other people on the train who witnessed it," he said — made it very clear that the investigation is not about the fare evader's actions.
"It's not about him," said Nestel. "This is about us. I'm not going to change how someone in the public deals with the police. I have to change how the police deal with the public."
Read more at http://www.phillymag.com/news/2015/06/26/septa-police-arrest-video-throat/#4em3T1SSQbvQvOKz.99 -
But when a ? say all dead cops deserve it, there's dissent ?
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? all this ? .
? rights, Flags coming down,
Blks are winning ? what u heard.
Sarcasm done right ^^ -
Brother_Five wrote: »Black_Samson wrote: »Based on whats shown.
As a father, i would not use my child as a shield nor would i have endangered her in such a manner.
Time and place for everything.
I dont see a victim of police brutality here. I see an ? hiding behind his child in hopes that his voice will be heard even though it was a situation he created.
Valid point. Where should he have placed the child? Should the police have assured him of the child's safety?
I know that you know the bold isn't possible. A stranger can never assure a person of their child's safety.