Agreed but what about the situations where you were not negligent and followed law but end up charged with murder, like the one it Atlanta for example. Fire him for the kick after he was down, I'm fine with that but charging him with murder is not justified by the law as it is currently written. That is what I am talking about, hold them accountable, that isn't what happened in Atlanta though.
Better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6.
Someone died and the cop was charged with murder. How many Americans have been charged with murder?/QUOTE]
Why are we picking when under the law and the DA's own words this was a justified shooting. The point is advocating for justice isn't it? You can't advocate for justice while denying it to others, it makes you wrong every time.
Nice was charged with a misdemeanor count of resisting law enforcement, which his family is asking to be dismissed.
For five-and-a-quarter minutes, deputies beat Arrington and held him to the ground, the video shows.
Arrington's limp body is then picked up and placed in the back of a patrol vehicle.
Arrington was charged with resisting arrest, simple assault on police, criminal impersonation, pedestrian in roadway and four counts of aggravated assault on police. All of the charges were dropped on Tuesday by Pinkston.
Cops should be going after people for fireworks?
People need to make up their minds on the roles of police
Seriously that's what you've got?Dramatic video shows moment Bronx Toddler Struck by Fireworks
This is the frantic moment a 3-year-old boy was struck by a firework that flew through the window of his Bronx apartment early Wednesday — leaving him with burns and stitches.
The boy was watching the fireworks being set off outside his sixth-floor apartment on Anderson Street around 12:15 a.m. Wednesday. His teenage sister was filming the illegal light show when a missile suddenly shot through the open window, striking the boy, who began screaming.
The toddler suffered burns on his left arm and received five stitches to his forearm in the harrowing incident.
https://nypost.com/2020/06/24/dramatic-video-shows-moment-bronx-toddler-struck-by-firework/
Choppy video? Played fine for me. They did place him under arrest for walking on the wrong side of the road. As three officers escorted him to the squad car in cuffs, the video shows the perp appearing to turn to the officer on his left. We can't see what his hands are doing, but it does appear his arms are restrained. After he turned to his left, the beating began. He was in cuffs the entire time and flailing his legs. It looked like one officer was on top of him on the ground the entire time, and the other officers had to beat him strategically with their batons to avoid contacting the officer.WTF am I watching here? Still wondering what all went down because of the choppy nature of the video.
First off, why did they put him in handcuffs and place him under arrest? For violating some traffic/pedestrian law? Next, did he resist? Lastly, what was going on in the last few minutes where he was apparently in the squad car?
WTF am I watching here? Still wondering what all went down because of the choppy nature of the video.
First off, why did they put him in handcuffs and place him under arrest? For violating some traffic/pedestrian law? Next, did he resist? Lastly, what was going on in the last few minutes where he was apparently in the squad car?
He was arrested because you can't cite someone who commits the offense of criminal impersonation when you know they are lying about their true identity, as they obviously won't show to go to court. He looked to be clearly exhibiting some kind of mental/drug issue, as well as was the reason 911 was called on him in the first place. But hard to tell from the video about the grabbing the officer's firearm. If he did it would explain how the other officer panicked and went straight to baton.Thank God this dangerous criminal was taken off the road for walking on the wrong side of the street.
Just another frivolous stop that resulted in police brutality.
This one is very strange. I agree, in hindsight, it wouldn't have been a bad idea to cuff him earlier. On the other hand, he wasn't showing any signs of resistance or hostility at any point, so I can also see why they opted to not cuff him.He was arrested because you can't cite someone who commits the offense of criminal impersonation when you know they are lying about their true identity, as they obviously won't show to go to court. He looked to be clearly exhibiting some kind of mental/drug issue, as well as was the reason 911 was called on him in the first place. But hard to tell from the video about the grabbing the officer's firearm. If he did it would explain how the other officer panicked and went straight to baton.
If he grabbed the officer's weapon, the only thing i could see being improved here is a bit of officer training in how they were walking him to the cruiser to begin with. IMO due to his behavior, he should've been cuffed and searched while being detained rather than letting him rummage through his own pockets like that. Too many red flags (and no race is not one of them)