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re: Grand Jury Doesn't Indict Cops who kill man with down syndrome
Posted on 12/8/14 at 1:22 pm to Hawkeye95
Posted on 12/8/14 at 1:22 pm to Hawkeye95
didn't a similar incident happen not too long ago with a down syndrome man? or maybe this is the same one I'm recalling from when the story hit.
eta: yes, this was the incident i was recalling from almost two years ago (I guess the movie title should've given that away). i remember being apoplectic then.
i don't know that i'm for some rash of indictments for every police f up, but something seems very OOC and something needs to be done. i don't even know that i'm for the GoPro solution, as i'm not really for a culture where everyone is surveilled all the time. And i have a feeling it would be abused and have unintended consequences somehow. but f me. something.
also, mistreatment/insensitivity of/toward people with disabilities is one of those hot-button topics for me--along with child and elderly issues-- that go beyond logic and basic sympathy. something clicks in my brain, and I want abusers to die slow and painful deaths. I know I'm not alone here, but it is extreme and a little scary. seeing this story again has f'ed up my day.
eta: yes, this was the incident i was recalling from almost two years ago (I guess the movie title should've given that away). i remember being apoplectic then.
i don't know that i'm for some rash of indictments for every police f up, but something seems very OOC and something needs to be done. i don't even know that i'm for the GoPro solution, as i'm not really for a culture where everyone is surveilled all the time. And i have a feeling it would be abused and have unintended consequences somehow. but f me. something.
also, mistreatment/insensitivity of/toward people with disabilities is one of those hot-button topics for me--along with child and elderly issues-- that go beyond logic and basic sympathy. something clicks in my brain, and I want abusers to die slow and painful deaths. I know I'm not alone here, but it is extreme and a little scary. seeing this story again has f'ed up my day.
This post was edited on 12/8/14 at 1:26 pm
Posted on 12/8/14 at 1:53 pm to McLemore
They were working for a private company so they probably wouldn't be wearing cameras even if the department required them. This is a bad situation no doubt and I would like to read the facts, not just a biased piece of reporting.
It is a sad fact that nowadays reporting seems to be more fiction than fact and that the reporters seems to just try and enflame the public for ratings instead of trying to find out the truth.
It is a sad fact that nowadays reporting seems to be more fiction than fact and that the reporters seems to just try and enflame the public for ratings instead of trying to find out the truth.
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