#1 2014-10-23 12:07:52
No, apparently he did not have his hands up. Tell the truth, you never bought that bullshit story from his homies, now did you?
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#2 2014-10-23 14:23:09
phreddy wrote:
No, apparently he did not have his hands up. Tell the truth, you never bought that bullshit story from his homies, now did you?
Sorry, too late for any of that, those reports aren't worth the paper they are printed on at this point. They should have acted like Officers of the Peace in the first place instead of being an occupying force trying to suppress the truth.
The damage has been permanently done and won't be undone with out decades of effort and millions in expenditures. Stupid fucking assholes on all sides but the difference is we pay the cops to be professionals in EACH and EVERY situation not just when it's convenient.
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#3 2014-10-23 14:44:53
Emmeran wrote:
phreddy wrote:
No, apparently he did not have his hands up. Tell the truth, you never bought that bullshit story from his homies, now did you?
Sorry, too late for any of that, those reports aren't worth the paper they are printed on at this point. They should have acted like Officers of the Peace in the first place instead of being an occupying force trying to suppress the truth.
The damage has been permanently done and won't be undone with out decades of effort and millions in expenditures. Stupid fucking assholes on all sides but the difference is we pay the cops to be professionals in EACH and EVERY situation not just when it's convenient.
So, you're saying this cop was a stupid asshole who was not acting professionally when he dropped this punk after the kid punched him, tried to wrestle away his gun and was rushing in to attack him again? However, I do agree that the report will mean nothing to the ignorant zombies who think Al Sharpton speaks for god.
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#4 2014-10-23 15:19:46
phreddy wrote:
Emmeran wrote:
phreddy wrote:
No, apparently he did not have his hands up. Tell the truth, you never bought that bullshit story from his homies, now did you?
Sorry, too late for any of that, those reports aren't worth the paper they are printed on at this point. They should have acted like Officers of the Peace in the first place instead of being an occupying force trying to suppress the truth.
The damage has been permanently done and won't be undone with out decades of effort and millions in expenditures. Stupid fucking assholes on all sides but the difference is we pay the cops to be professionals in EACH and EVERY situation not just when it's convenient.So, you're saying this cop was a stupid asshole who was not acting professionally when he dropped this punk after the kid punched him, tried to wrestle away his gun and was rushing in to attack him again? However, I do agree that the report will mean nothing to the ignorant zombies who think Al Sharpton speaks for god.
No we're saying that all the reports alleging the aspects you outline are suspect because of their overarching dickweed behavior and proven obfuscation.
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#5 2014-10-23 15:26:48
XregnaR wrote:
No we're saying that all the reports alleging the aspects you outline are suspect because of their overarching dickweed behavior and proven obfuscation.
Did you read the story? If so, you must believe the "proven obfuscation" extends to every expert who has looked at this case.
The Post-Dispatch also had three experts examine the official autopsy.
St. Louis medical examiner Dr. Michael Graham says the report supports claims that there was a “significant struggle” in Wilson’s patrol car, and Brown suffered a hand wound at “relatively short range.”
A forensic pathologist from San Francisco, Dr. Judy Melinek, says based on a bullet wound to Brown’s arm, Brown’s palms could not have been facing Wilson in the standard surrender position – with hands up and palms out – when he was shot, and Brown was falling forward or lunging when he was hit by the fatal shot to the top of his head.
Based on toxicology tests, Ohio State University College of Pharmacy consultant Alfred Staubus concludes Brown had used marijuana within a few hours of his death, but it is not clear if he was impaired at the time.
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#6 2014-10-23 17:59:26
Phreddy we are saying the actions of those whom we pay to maintain the peace should be performed at the highest professional level regardless of the initial cause of the disturbance. These guys are getting paid top dollar and this summer definitely wasn't time for amateur hour, hell they get almost $5 million for a fully served career (inclusive of benefits and retirement). I do think for that sort of outlay we can demand professional and effective public service particularly in view of how we laud praise and appreciation upon them at every possible turn. Hell all we ask is that they do for us, with honor, what they claim they want to do.
You want to be called a Hero, then damn-it-all act like one when it's the hardest thing there is to do in that situation. That's the beginning of the definition of being a hero...
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