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[Roustabout]

I would have surveilled the apartment and detained them either coming out or going in served the warrant then searched the premises. Or knocked on the door during the day when they should be awake, announced myself and served the warrant.

The problem here is that this wasn’t one warrant. There were simultaneous warrants being served at different locations. They do this to keep one location tipping off another.

 

[hog88]

Good luck with that. Should I notify the children of the dead offices or will you?

Wouldn’t have dead officers if they didn’t break down the door.

 

[hog88]

But then the police don’t get to dress up in costumes and play special forces with their toys.

That is part of the problem. Us guys do like to play with our toys.

 

[hog88]

I’m for reform that insures warrants fit the crime. If her home was a “soft target” then there was no case for a breach in my mind. I’m speaking to whether the officers should be charged. They are executing an order. Assuming they worked within the boundaries of that warrant, then they cannot be charged with murder. The city admitted wrong doing and settled with the family. Since it’s impossible to travel back in time, what else can happen now? Make reforms for the future.

I agree that the officers shouldn’t be charged with murder. Their supervisors and the politicians that allow this to happen are the ones that need to be held accountable.

 

[hog88]

The problem here is that this wasn’t one warrant. There were simultaneous warrants being served at different locations. They do this to keep one location tipping off another.

How many cops are on the LPD?

 

[allvol123]

I agree that the officers shouldn’t be charged with murder. Their supervisors and the politicians that allow this to happen are the ones that need to be held accountable.

The supervisors and legislators that pass the laws that the people that elected them, want?

 

[luthervol]

So you can't name a specific thing.

Those are specific for me and far more important than if my taxes went up or down by a couple of dollars.

 

[luthervol]

Don’t forget he’s responsible for that chapped ass of yours ..... all the pants pissing and soiling yourself has taken a toll.

Where you intentionally trying to provide a prime example proving my point?

 

[1972 Grad]

Say his name ....Christopher Michael Straub. Chris was turning his life around as the police snuffed out his young life in a blaze of gunfire in California yesterday. They said he was a white supremacist, but after being arrested 22 times, he was getting his life together, and may have even become a doctor. This is a call for all of America to march for poor Chris, and highlight the undeniable fact that the police are hunting us down in the streets..

 

[Carl Pickens]

Where you intentionally trying to provide a prime example proving my point?

You’ve provided all the proof needed to let everyone know how premenstrual, irritable boweled, ass chapped, irrational and incontinent you’ve been since your fine, upstanding and morally upright girl of your dreams lost in 2016.

 

[Rickyvol77]

@Rickyvol77 is a dyed in the wool police state bootlicker and NOTHING the police do will ever be wrong in his eye's. His reverence to them here is a microcosm of and representative of why "good" cops don't stand up to the bad. Just like Rick, they refuse to acknowledge anything they do is wrong and the ones that do speak up by mustering the testicular fortitude that Ricky lacks, are ostracized.

Funny how I’ve given multiple examples of me criticizing police when they did something wrong or illegal. But the problem is when people like you are too dumb to understand basic law and procedures. You think it’s wrong to shoot a violent felon who is resisting arrest with a weapon or attacking officers for example.

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

I agree that the officers shouldn’t be charged with murder. Their supervisors and the politicians that allow this to happen are the ones that need to be held accountable.

Politicians being held accountable for anything? LOL

 

[hog88]

The supervisors and legislators that pass the laws that the people that elected them, want?

Funny how these things happen mostly in cities run by the economically disadvantaged. Who elects them? Other economically disadvantaged.

 

[allvol123]

Funny how these things happen mostly in cities run by the economically disadvantaged. Who elects them? Other economically disadvantaged.

I will say this, by and large, people dont want drug dealers in their hoods. The media has done quite the job on this, making BT this heroic innocent victim.

She was mixed up in behavior that as a society we have said, go stamp this behavior down. It can be argued how the police go about that business of stamping it down, but society wants it.

 

[NashVol11]

I will say this, by and large, people dont want drug dealers in their hoods. The media has done quite the job on this, making BT this heroic innocent victim.

She was mixed up in behavior that as a society we have said, go stamp this behavior down. It can be argued how the police go about that business of stamping it down, but society wants it.

This is just a longer way of saying “selling drugs is illegal,” which I’m sure has been discussed already. I personally don’t care if my neighbors sell weed.

“How the police go about stamping down illegal activity” and whether that should involve shooting and killing someone IS the argument

 

[allvol123]

This is just a longer way of saying “selling drugs is illegal,” which I’m sure has been discussed already. I personally don’t care if my neighbors sell weed.

“How the police go about stamping down illegal activity” and whether that should involve shooting and killing someone IS the argument

When you shoot at police, they will shoot back. If a person cant comprehend that, then they are dumb.

You have the arguement wrong. How the police engage people they are after is the argument. Not should they be shooting at people shooting at them.

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

Say his name ....Christopher Michael Straub. Chris was turning his life around as the police snuffed out his young life in a blaze of gunfire in California yesterday. They said he was a white supremacist, but after being arrested 22 times, he was getting his life together, and may have even become a doctor. This is a call for all of America to march for poor Chris, and highlight the undeniable fact that the police are hunting us down in the streets..

Keep that same energy when the same cops you are defending right now are the same cops that start coming after your guns...

 

[k-town_king]

I will say this, by and large, people dont want drug dealers in their hoods. The media has done quite the job on this, making BT this heroic innocent victim.

She was mixed up in behavior that as a society we have said, go stamp this behavior down. It can be argued how the police go about that business of stamping it down, but society wants it.

Then they should leave the country. There is someone selling drugs in every neighborhood regardless of demographics.

Most people don't care.

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

Funny how I’ve given multiple examples of me criticizing police when they did something wrong or illegal. But the problem is when people like you are too dumb to understand basic law and procedures. You think it’s wrong to shoot a violent felon who is resisting arrest with a weapon or attacking officers for example.

Here is the problem. You would have arrested Jesus for healing people on Sabbath. There is the law, but then there is flexibility and common sense.

 

[1972 Grad]

Keep that same energy when the same cops you are defending right now are the same cops that start coming after your guns...

I don't see that happening where I live.

 

[mr.checkerboards]

Regardless of what she had done, she didn’t deserve to die. There was no need for the warrant to be executed the way it was.

If her boyfriend never fires the officers never fire. Most of the blame lies with him.

 

[Rickyvol77]

Then they should leave the country. Their is someone selling drugs in every neighborhood regardless of demographics.

Most people don't care.

False as usual

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

I will say this, by and large, people dont want drug dealers in their hoods. The media has done quite the job on this, making BT this heroic innocent victim.

She was mixed up in behavior that as a society we have said, go stamp this behavior down. It can be argued how the police go about that business of stamping it down, but society wants it.

I don't see these cops going after these pill pushing doctors or pharmacists...

 

[allvol123]

I don't see these cops going after these pill pushing doctors or pharmacists...

I used to live beside a physician that ran a pill mill in Knoxville and the charges against him would refute your idea.

 

[allvol123]

Then they should leave the country. Their is someone selling drugs in every neighborhood regardless of demographics.

Most people don't care.

Take a poll. No hood I have lived in wants a drug dealer to reside in said hood.