LOL cops

[autiger730]

http://www.firstcoastnews.com/news/arti ... wrong-door

Now, here's one you can get mad about.

have already had a huge discussion about it at work. I'll tell you what, I won't be mad yet. It was a mistake. However, if I don't hear the words "negligent homicide" soon, then I will be furious. This officer(s) should be tried immediately.

What are the odds that they will be? Judging by the reckless comments from superiors on the situation (and, remember, what they say to the press is the "PC"/"Nice" answer), I doubt anyone will get so much as no-pay suspension.

Blue Wall! And I challenge anyone to dispute what I said above.

Very small article with few details. I read a tragedy not a crime. How is it negligent homicide if you just knock on someones door and they open it a point a gun at you?

^^^^^^^ never been to Lake City ^^^^^^^^

[autiger730]

http://www.city-data.com/crime/crime-La ... orida.html

Should have expected whoever was there to answer the door armed at !:30 in the morning not knowing who was beating on THEIR door.

[beercop]

i still don't get your point.

are you trying to point out there are bad cops out there?

i mean, no shit dude.

A guy is trying to brush off negligent homicide in this thread and you are worried about me repeating myself?

I want to know how its negligent homicide when cop knocks on your door and you point a gun at him and get into a shooting? Where is it a crime to knock on the wrong door? Doesnt say they kicked the door in on the wrong apartment and stormed the residence and got into a shooting. Doesnt say the guy answered the door and they just shot him for no reason. Either one of those would be negligent. But instead it says they knocked on the door looking for someone and the guy opens the door and points a gun at them. I dont care if Im at the wrong house or not if I knock on the door and you open it a point a gun at me Im going to defend myself. Very much a tragedy and the county will be paying big money but the deputy wont get charged with a crime. Not unless there is more to the story that isnt reported which is possible since its a pretty small article.

Do you really fucking believe it was one cop just politely knocking on the door at 1:30AM? Can you really not see any reason why that man would have come to the door armed? C'mon, dude, stop it. Besides, the negligence goes back hours before they even showed up on the guy's doorstep - oh, and again, it was the wrong guy - just in case we forgot about that. Like, when they decided to use a no-knock on the wrong house. The type of shit that gets "civilians" twenty years.

Ultimately, I don't give two fucks if police have a scary job. They chose it and their chosen role in society is to "protect and serve" - according to them - and there are plenty of ways to enter a home and apprehend someone that may be less convenient and potentially less effective but safer to everyone involved.

Announce through a megaphone while in cover, perhaps? From a safe position, it is so much easier to asses the situation when you're fifty yards away. If nobody answers, then you knock/kick the door in. Innocent people won't get shot on the doorstep because the resident didn't realize who was there. You'll lose some evidence and arrests every so often and maybe the guy will take a hostage but now the situation can be resolved with reason and not adrenaline.

And I know that last paragraph was like OMG THE HORROR to you. You probably aren't even reading this sentence, having hit reply or closed the browser. But, that's how you live and how I don't. I want to live in a society where police must do more work and go the extra mile to ensure that everyone is safe during an arrest even if it raises their danger level slightly or inccreases the odds of losing evidence by taking more time to reesolve the problem instead of forcing residents into a NATURAL fight or flight response.

But, I value human life more than locking someone away for a couple years for possessing a small amount of drugs, and I find it disgsuting that the law enforcement of this country can basically do whatever to whomever, and more or less get away with it. I mean, just the fact that you are already trying to find ways to hang this guy - this dead guy - turns my stomach.

Until 2015. I promise you, I will be taking police officers and DA's lives and ruining them. It will probably take me a few years to get my feet under me, but when I do, I will be the true arbiter of "protect and serve" and I will not stop until I become a veritable Batman and have punished the lot of you.

You value life but it is okay to allow a hostage situation of an innocent person? Y
ou are so fucked up in the head it is not even funny. You used to ammuse me with your silly shit but it has become an old and tired bit.

And by the way, IF you do one day end up in a court of law representing defendent they are fucked if you do not change your ways. A lawyer is no good to his client sitting in a jail cell in contempt.

[Shiftdnb]

http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/video?au ... Id=7530254

Wow, cops shooting rubber bullets into a crowd in a neighborhood, release police dog. Offer to buy video after. You can see parents trying to cover their little kids. Cop released dog on mom, father and baby you can see the dog jump at the stroller.

[DRiccio21]

come home to us Trendon

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-O_0iVlXmDg[/youtube]

[beercop]

come home to us Trendon

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-O_0iVlXmDg[/youtube]

To bad they just show the end result.

[DRiccio21]

To bad they just show the end result.

really?

come on dude

[shel311]

Damn, it looked like she didn't hit him or anything, so I wonder what in the world she said to get that kind of response.

[beercop]

To bad they just show the end result.

really?

come on dude

Really Dude, I see these vidoes all the time that do not show the whole story. Not saying the guy was in the right but we were not there and do not know the facts. For a smart guy you lack common sense.

[DRiccio21]

To bad they just show the end result.

really?

come on dude

Really Dude, I see these vidoes all the time that do not show the whole story. Not saying the guy was in the right but we were not there and do not know the facts. For a smart guy you lack common sense.

sorry, i'll work on that.

[shel311]

To bad they just show the end result.

really?

come on dude

Really Dude, I see these vidoes all the time that do not show the whole story. Not saying the guy was in the right but we were not there and do not know the facts. For a smart guy you lack common sense.

What would be a scenario where that would be an appropriate response?

Just curious.

[OracleHCR]

Damn, it looked like she didn't hit him or anything, so I wonder what in the world she said to get that kind of response.

You really don't know if she did anything. She comes dancing around from the other side of the crowd and we see the end of it. That was kind of excessive in my opinion but we really don't know. She could have been throwing shit at them. He laid her the fuck out though didn't he?

[Bernie32]

come home to us Trendon

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-O_0iVlXmDg[/youtube]

Trendon is on the youtube comments if you want to see his stance

Damn, it looked like she didn't hit him or anything, so I wonder what in the world she said to get that kind of response.

According to the video maker, he mistakenly thought she was one who sprayed him with water.

[autiger730]

Nobody noticed the moonwalking bear.

Watch it again there is a guy who throws what looks like firecrackers or water maybe, cant tell on my phone, right into the cops. It hits, cop turns around and pops the first person he sees.

[shel311]

Bye bye cop.

[WJ5811]

Just taking the video at face value that doesnt look good for him. Although I wouldnt call it a sucker punch like the media is saying, he does more of a slap clothes line type move. The fact that shes shown bleeding from the mouth after is gonna be hard for him to explain. Its gonna be interesting to hear what they say once the investigation is over.

[LetsGoPeay]

Here's an article about this video and the incident.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Police have launched an internal investigation after a video was posted online that shows an officer striking a woman twice in the face at a neighborhood party associated with Philadelphia's annual Puerto Rican Day parade. The 36-second video uploaded to YouTube and titled "Philadelphia Police Brutality" shows the woman crumpling to the ground after being struck Sunday in north Philadelphia. The woman appears to be bleeding from the mouth as she is led away in handcuffs.

Moments before the woman was hit, the video shows someone else throwing a liquid toward the officers. The woman was also seen spraying something from a can.

The woman, whose name was not released, was cited for disorderly conduct, said Officer Tanya Little, a police spokeswoman.

The officer in the video, identified as highway patrol supervisor Lt. Jonathan Josey, is eager to tell his side of the story to internal investigators because there is more to what happened than the video shows, said John McNesby, president of the Fraternal Order of Police.

"We're hoping that it's neither a whitewash nor a witch hunt," McNesby said at a news conference Monday. "At the end of the day, his actions will be questioned, but I believe they can be defended."

The daylong neighborhood party is largely attended by a different group from those who are at an earlier downtown parade, he said.

"There's a lot of tensions that are running high; there's a lot of arrests that are made," McNesby said. "Each year people are arrested, and things aren't pretty."

McNesby said that from what he understands about how things unfolded, police were trying to stop a driver who was "doing 360s" in the road.

"A guy was spinning wheels and burning tires in the middle of the (road), police are trying to stop it and ... as we're doing it, things are being thrown, liquids are being tossed" at the officers by several people, he said.

McNesby said officers during such instances don't know whether what's being thrown on them is simply water, or whether it's urine or chemicals, as has happened in the past.

"It's great to sit back and read it online and look at video and second-guess yourself and Monday morning quarterback," he said, "but again at the end of the day, we don't know what's coming at us."

[nick]

"We're hoping that it's neither a whitewash nor a witch hunt," McNesby said at a news conference Monday. "At the end of the day, his actions will be questioned, but I believe they can be defended."

gotta love when a cop or whoever says this.

and pigs wonder why the order of respect goes

Paramedics / Firefighters





Dog shit you stepped into




Cops somewhere down here.

[shel311]

The woman was also seen spraying something from a can

Ahhhh, that's a pretty important piece of information.

[nick]

The woman was also seen spraying something from a can

Ahhhh, that's a pretty important piece of information.

at a puerto rican parade, a chick was seen spraying something from a can? Probably anthrax.