Unarmed black man shot in Sacramento

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Obsessed said:
How many were killed by other black men in Chicago last night?

By your logic, black men must not like other black men....
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No, that is by your logic.

Police are put in a position of public trust, which is a huge difference.
 
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So he was breaking into cars and a home which is why the police were called to the scene? Forgive me if I don’t have much sympathy in this situation.
 
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Most important section of the whole story.

Police said Clark held an “object” that he “extended in front of him” as he approached two officers.
 
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SLICKYINC said:
Happens all the time with every race when Police see something in their hand.
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Yep. A situation happened a few months back in Seviere County where a deputy fired multiple shot shot at a mobile home because a guy had a cell phone filming an incident. The deputy just happened to be a lousy shot.
 
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Hoosier_Vol said:
Most important section of the whole story.

Police said Clark held an “object” that he “extended in front of him” as he approached two officers.
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And was the person who the neighbors had called the police on.

Don’t know why this is the example people are using to push their opinion on. I think perhaps we wait to see what the footage shows
 
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It's simple REGARDLESS of your damn race. It just makes news if it's a black male because the medias love affair to causing even more racial tension.

Commit a crime, have a "unidentified" object that you refuse to put down when commanded to do so by police, make an aggressive move towards officers when in contact with them.....This chain of events will put yourself in a position EVERY time to be shot. How do we stop this tragic chain of events? DON'T COMMIT CRIMES. If that is too hard to handle then OBEY orders from the police. It's actually pretty simple.
 
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Hoosier_Vol said:
It's simple REGARDLESS of your damn race. It just makes news if it's a black male because the medias love affair to causing even more racial tension.

Commit a crime, have a "unidentified" object that you refuse to put down when commanded to do so by police, make an aggressive move towards officers when in contact with them.....This chain of events will put yourself in a position EVERY time to be shot. How do we stop this tragic chain of events? DON'T COMMIT CRIMES. If that is too hard to handle then OBEY orders from the police. It's actually pretty simple.
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He didn't commit a crime. He was in his own damn backyard minding his own f@cking business.
 
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ClearwaterVol said:
He didn't commit a crime. He was in his own damn backyard minding his own f@cking business.
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That's not exactly what the article says..


"Deputies told police the suspect had used a “toolbar” to break another home’s window.

Deputies in a Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department helicopter spotted Clark in a backyard, and told deputies he had shattered a window with a tool bar".
 
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davethevol said:
Yep. A situation happened a few months back in Seviere County where a deputy fired multiple shot shot at a mobile home because a guy had a cell phone filming an incident. The deputy just happened to be a lousy shot.
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Beyond that, he happened to be a total idiot who had already been fired by another police department for cause and he hadn't been properly vetted by SC.
 
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ClearwaterVol said:
He didn't commit a crime. He was in his own damn backyard minding his own f@cking business.
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No where in the article does it say the individual shot WASN'T the suspect. The "suspect" was accused of breaking into cars, that's still a crime regardless of race.
 
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SLICKYINC said:
That's not exactly what the article says..


"Deputies told police the suspect had used a “toolbar” to break another home’s window.

Deputies in a Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department helicopter spotted Clark in a backyard, and told deputies he had shattered a window with a tool bar".
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Then I stand corrected. I read another "article" this morning on this incident.
 
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