re: #copslivesmatter or do they

Well, I can agree with the part about HR. They really don't matter. They could all go to an island full of feral cats.


I think we should make SOYLENT Green a thing.

Feed the homeless...







To the hungry.

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Thomas LaValley


Police Officer Thomas LaValley was shot and killed when he and several other officers responded to a domestic violence call involving a man threatening other family members with a gun at approximately 9:15 pm.

When officers arrived at the home in the 3500 block of Del Rio Street, in the Queensborough area of the city, the subject opened fire. Officer LaValley was was struck multiple times. He was transported to University Health where he succumbed to his wounds.

The subject fled the scene, but was apprehended the next day. He was also wanted for a shooting that occurred approximately three weeks earlier.

Officer LaValley had served with the Shreveport Police Department for four years.

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This cop is from St. Amant. I heard on the radio this morning that he is being buried today.

Well damn thanks for making me feel like shite

Here's a better thought. Have all thugs lay down their illegal weapons and obey the law for a day. I bet black on black murders and blacks shot by cops drops!

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From early on you are taught to be better than your classmates

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from early on I was taught to obey the law and respect the police officers.

that's the difference.

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Why is one life worth more than the next? Because you have a job? Your paid more? No it's the narcissistic ways of our society. From early on you are taught to be better than your classmates. Same applies in sports. But we're all a human. We should all be friends

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Because Cops fight the evil you believe doesn't exist. Evil has always existed and always will.

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Wow that's a lot

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Yes, that is a lot, but that is a population that was at the other end of a fight between a group that are paid and armed to "serve and protect." I don't have the time or motivation to research each name and figure out for myself who was in the right or wrong in the matter, but I do know I haven't exactly seen rabid groups of cops going around shooting people. I tend to side with the police in these instances but certainly do not think they are infallible or just plain corrupt at times.

However, it's a little unfair to just list names and say "look! look! look! more people were killed by cops than cops who were killed. The cops are out of control!!!

Side note- did anybody actually go through the list of cop deaths? I'm expecting an uptick in dog riots soon with all of those questionable "heat exhaustion" K9 deaths.