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re: MN Cop kills man! Should be charged with Manslaughter or Negligent Homicide
Posted on 4/13/21 at 1:06 am to boudinman
Posted on 4/13/21 at 1:06 am to boudinman
why was he pulled over and why did he run?
Don't you think the chance of an accident is greater with the one person who is legally mandated to end resolutions with violence if you resist? asking for a friend
Don't you think the chance of an accident is greater with the one person who is legally mandated to end resolutions with violence if you resist? asking for a friend
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Posted on 4/13/21 at 1:29 am to LSUconvert
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If the shooting victim would have complied with the officers demands, would he be alive today?
You know police officers aren't supposed to kill people who resist arrest, right?
Yea but I will lump you in with every other RETARD from now on and ask all of you the exact same question all of those that preceded this RETARD in getting shot by an idiot policewoman and that is this. Would you like to be right or alive? I'm sick and tired of everyone having every excuse under the sun for why being non-compliant is not a justifiable capital crime and say to all of you GREAT it may not be, but it was last night.
Posted on 4/13/21 at 1:45 am to MeatCleaverWeaver
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What should be the charges in the shooting death of Ashli Babbit?
Posthumously charging people with federal crimes has always struck me as tacky
Posted on 4/13/21 at 2:10 am to Jcorye1
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I mean she probably should. While the guy was dumb, it doesn't mean a cop gets to be judge, jury, and executioner. She screwed up, and a man is dead.
What’s funny is most liberals want less people incarcerated but are blood-thirsty for Police to be jailed. They also purport to be into restorative justice and not punitive justice. The cop should lose her job. She might even be guilty of some lesser charge like negligent manslaughter. However, is this someone that deserves to be in a locked box for a significant period? She is not a threat to society as a civilian. She had a dumbass moment. Jailing her doesn’t bring back the dead either.
The family will get a pile of money.
This post was edited on 4/13/21 at 2:11 am
Posted on 4/13/21 at 4:13 am to boudinman
That so-called "talk" that black parents claim to be giving their offspring is apparently not working in most of these cases where the so-called "victim" is not complying with orders from the police. STOP RESISTING AND YOU'LL BE OK!
Posted on 4/13/21 at 4:14 am to LSUconvert
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You know police officers aren't supposed to kill people who resist arrest, right?
Depends on how they resist, you may very well be killed, don't be a piece of shite criminal.
Posted on 4/13/21 at 4:40 am to boudinman
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To say I ACCIDENTLY grabbed the wrong weapon wont fly
Have you ever left a rest room with you fly unzipped????
You have been trained all your life to not do that.
RAPIST!!!
PEDOPHILE!!!!!
EXHIBITIONIST!!!!!!!!!!
SEXUAL ASSAULT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
INDECENT EXPOSURE!!!!!!!!
SOLICITATION OF PROSTITUTION!!!!!!!!!
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"Oops My Bad, I meant to zip my pants" is no defense in this case.
asshat
Posted on 4/13/21 at 4:51 am to Houag80
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hoodrat
This is a term used to describe women
Posted on 4/13/21 at 4:52 am to OccamsStubble
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Yes.
Because he chose not to is no reason to ignore the reality that a trained law enforcement officer shot him with a gun, thinking it was a taser.
He made a fool of himself, and is dead.
She did too.
Of course, I don’t see anyone here saying that she should not face charges. She should.
However, the part that will be lost in all this is that the first domino to fall was a person resisting arrest. But for that, she wouldn’t have needed her taser or gun, and the guy would one hundred percent be alive right now.
Tension among police officers is very high right now bc they’ve been routinely targeted by a large part of the country that’s been conditioned to hate them. Moreover, those within their hierarchy charged with defending them, or even giving them the benefit of the doubt, publicly hang them out to dry time and again.
She was wrong, but let’s not act like this country is doing anything to make it easier for LEOs right now when we see it’s open season on them and politicians are trying to strip LEOs of the very protections that help (somewhat) to keep them safe.
Posted on 4/13/21 at 4:55 am to GeauxTigerTM
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Think of all the high profile cases like this over the past few years, and try and think of one that does not have this same attribute.
Precisely - even with the latest instance of what I consider a real 'bad cop' situation = shooting that guy who pulled into the lighted service station and tried to comply with really bad instructions with the cops. < THAT is the only really unjustified shooting by cop I can recall in the past ten years at least.
But your overall sentiment is spot on. EVERY one of these thugs who are being sanctified were worthless products of the purposeful destruction of our national culture, the nuclear family, the idea of self-responsibility, and self sufficiency.
Anyone who can watch the video of the "mistaken taser" and see anything in there at all which resembles 'systemic racism' are purposefully lying in order to 'virtue signal' and further the seditious/treasonous ideology that is decimating our nation.
I am of the opinion right now - given the avalanche of these idiotic mobs destroying the vital foundations of our nation - that the order to all these thugs should be ===
BE CAREFUL OUT THERE - DO NOT COMMIT A CRIME - DO NOT RESIST ARREST - DEAL WITH YOUR GRIEVANCE IN COURT - WE WILL SHOOT TO KILL ANY OVERT ATTACK ON OUR POLICE OFFICERS!!!
and to the police
PROTECT YOUR OWN PERSONAL LIFE AND SAFETY - BUT BE DAMNED CAREFUL WITH THE POWER WE HAVE GIVEN YOU - YOU WILL BE PROSECUTED TO THE EXTREME LIMITS OF ALLOWABLE TORTURE IF YOU SCREW UP YOUR RESPONSES!!!
and to the public
GET A LIFE - LEARN TO THINK - REJECT THE FUKCING NARRATIVE!!!!
Posted on 4/13/21 at 4:58 am to ibldprplgld
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She was wrong, but let’s not act like this country is doing anything to make it easier for LEOs right now when we see it’s open season on them and politicians are trying to strip LEOs of the very protections that help (somewhat) to keep them safe.
Posted on 4/13/21 at 5:02 am to 91TIGER
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What a complete shitshow and disaster it would be.
But you can be sure they would have their own personal gestapo to protect THEM while they lived their lives in some lily-white gated community with big dogs and armed guards.
Posted on 4/13/21 at 5:24 am to LSUconvert
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None of those things carry a death sentence, completely ignoring that this person you're so easily dismissing has rights to a fair trial.
No, but stupidity very often does. The less time you spend being stupid, the less time you worry about ending up dead.
Posted on 4/13/21 at 5:26 am to boudinman
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Normally i support the Blue, but in a case like this, it's truly black and white.
You can easily 'support the blue' while allowing that no human or man-made policy or machinery is perfect.
There are utterly indescribable mistakes that are made in this imperfect world. Falling victim to this rare occasion is not an indication of malice - it may be a symptom of other underlining issue like fatigue, distraction, confusion, bad training, or just a complete "w.t.f." moment with no malice at all.
I frequently open the door to the pantry when I am really going to get something out of the refrigerator next to it.
I once fired my 30-06 in my garage while cleaning it - for the one and only time in my life I both left a bullet in the chamber AND pulled the trigger on the rifle without first checking to see that it was unloaded. NEITHER of those two things had ever happened in my 83 years of life - and yet the BOTH occurred in the same instant. (Fortunately, my last fail-safe measure stayed true - I had it pointed straight up and luckily the round hit dead-center to a joist directly overhead, so I didn't even have to repair the roof.)
That instance 50 years ago did disturb me deeply, and I redoubled my attention to gun safety.
This was a tragic mistake. But the situation that allowed to to happen was no mistake or accident. A person with active warrants for his arrest, some for prior infractions of resisting arrest, was stopped for a traffic violation, but resisted arrest and tried to flee the police - creating a completely unnecessary scene of instantaneous confusion and violent action during which a police officer made a tragic mistake of a confuse motor function.
There were dozens of purposeful decisions made by the decedent criminal that led to this tragic ending - all but the very last one were of his own making. It's like he staked his life on running blindfolded over the Grand Canyon on a tightrope - and it was up to everyone else on the scene to make sure nothing bad happened to him.
These idiots are being TAUGHT this response by the media, the eduction system, the DEM party, and most sadly by their PARENT(s) who undoubtedly instilled in him from his earliest memory that the police were out to kill him.
Posted on 4/13/21 at 6:01 am to Aristo
All are right. Stupidity breeds more stupidity. I'm wondering about the pretext for the stop. If it was for having an air freshener hanging from a rear view mirror, then that is nothing more than an attempt by the state of indirect arbitrary taxation.
Posted on 4/13/21 at 8:30 am to boudinman
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Normally i support the Blue, but in a case like this, it's truly black and white.
The problem I have is that it appears to be incompetent policing. The liberals and the media are going to call it racism. I don't know that racism had anything to do with it.
Posted on 4/13/21 at 9:25 am to gthog61
Watch the video, car door was WIDE OPEN
Posted on 4/13/21 at 9:29 am to boudinman
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boudinman
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
Posted on 4/13/21 at 9:47 am to 0x2102
True, but so glad this long-time VETERAN police officer wasnt carrying a hand grenade. She may have ACCIDENTLY grabbed it, ACCIDENTLY pulled the pin, and ACCIDENTLY threw it inside the vehicle.
Posted on 4/13/21 at 9:49 am to GeauxTigerTM
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MN man with warrant jumps back into car making a routine traffic stop that was going to escalate thanks to his warrant a potential life or death situation...and gets shot.
Anddddddddddddd previous weapons violations
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