[anorexorcist]

Originally Posted by Brandonkf7 ↗

Cops never help me. I’m a republican myself but are not into the supporting the police thing. Police never did anything but harm me and my family multiple times. Other republicans need to stop sucking on cops Ds it will get you no where and cops have always treated non cops like crap. One thing republicans got wrong is the back the blue bs. The blue backs the blue only not the red remember that. Dems got the police thing correct. I think we need law enforcement but I think they should be held to higher standards than all of us if they choose to be police. I’m sick of them doing whatever they want. We need to be very strict on the police

I think you need to reassess the stances people of different political affiliations have on police. Hard right tends to either see them as angels from above (common) or satan (less common) depending how libertarian they are. People on the hard left almost entirely demonize the police in every situation no matter what happened, especially if it involves a person of colour getting shot. Yet they depend on the police for protection more than anyone, which is funny. More towards the center, people on the right tend to take it on a case by case basis and so do those on the left of center, although these tend to be the quietest of the bunch so it's hard to know how many of them are out there. Basically, the only people who feel the way you do are either anti-government libertarians who want to protect their own or social justice warriors who have utopian ideals and unrealistic expectations of civil servants. That's if you're political at all, criminals also hate the police from what I've heard.

[Tyrantus]

Originally Posted by samcws ↗

The police was trained to warn the suspect before open fire.
Police: Do move or I'll shot!
Unarmed suspect: (...thinking in progress...)
The next second after police said it he fire 3 round on his back (not on the arms, hands or legs and not 1 round)

He fired 6 times, not 3. And in what universe are police trained to shoot someone in the fucking hand? That shit doesn't happen in real life. You can incapacitate the driver and the cop would still be at risk of serious bodily harm from an uncontrolled car. Think of it this way, if you knew you had to shoot the driver, would you want to shoot right away, or wait for the car to speed up?

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Originally Posted by rockettemorton ↗

Undeserved. Cop shot the kid in the back less than a second after telling him “stop or I’ll shoot!” This forum is filled with such backwards asshats it’s incredible.

So the arguement here is, the kid who was woken up by the police that tried to detain him while he slept in a stolen car, resisted arrest while armed with a deadly weapon, dragged one officer and kidnapped another who then ordered him to pull over but instead of just complying, he shouts "no!" and ignores the cops warnings. You really dont believe he had enough time to consider the possibility that the totality of his actions could get him shot? Really?

And before you say some dumb shit like "bUt tYranTus... hE dIdnT hAvE a dEadLy wEapOn!"
Even if there was no gun... the car... the car is a deadly weapon.

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Originally Posted by Ferocity ↗

Kidnapped You're ignorant as to what the definition of the word is. The idiot jumped in there voluntary, and no one forced him to go in. Once the car started moving and he chose to not jump out, that's called facing the consequences of your poor choices in life. He didn't give the guy even a full second between warning him and unloading about half a dozen bullets into him IN THE BACK. Definitely not a real man.

So you think the moment the car took off, the cop's utterance of the word "shit" sounded like "I'm not going to let you get away, bitch!" to you?

BEHOLD! THE DEFINITION OF A REAL MAN

A 17 year old father to a 7 month old boy and alleged car thief who runs from the police:

Kidnapping is a class A felony in District of Columbia. According to D.C. Code § 22-2001, a person is guilty of, or of aiding or abetting in, seizing, confining, inveigling, enticing, decoying, kidnapping, abducting, concealing, or carrying away any individual, and holding or detaining, or with the intent to hold or detain, such individual for ransom or reward shall, upon conviction be punished by imprisonment for not more than 30 years.

You should probably chill on calling other people ignorant.

[Intratec]

I just don’t think it was tactically sound to shoot the driver of a moving vehicle when you have no way to control its trajectory. Other than that I would suppose it’s justified. Should’ve headshotted him though I don’t see why he just shot like that or what his point was. There’s no way he was going to stop and let you out in the amount of time you gave him. This shooting was dumb as hell and not even satisfying to watch. No agonal breathing or noises stupid reason to shoot, dumb ass cop planning.. it was just whack.

[mrboostfade]

Originally Posted by b1llygo4t ↗

There are plenty of videos of legal people sleeping in their own cars getting harrassed, assaulted and arrested by the police

I think most of us would react the same way he did if we were woken up like that.

The only gun I saw eas the one that killed him

If this was a case of mistaken identity (which happens all the time) it's fair to assume the same outcome.

This is just flat out bad police work and you need to have the boot reeeeeally far down your throat to defend it

You missed the stolen car part. You also failed to mention the stolen gun. But yea, I’m sure the police didn’t run the plates or VIN first.

Again, I’ll ask you, had this young man been a law abiding citizen, would he be alive?

Pretty simple

[Pyramid_Head]

Anyone knows, you NEVER take a cop with you in your car while fleeing. This idiot got what he asked for.

[M.F.D.B.]

Originally Posted by Ferocity ↗

Kidnapped You're ignorant as to what the definition of the word is. The idiot jumped in there voluntary, and no one forced him to go in. Once the car started moving and he chose to not jump out, that's called facing the consequences of your poor choices in life. He didn't give the guy even a full second between warning him and unloading about half a dozen bullets into him IN THE BACK. Definitely not a real man.

You are a special kind of stupid aren't you?

Then why is it that the Uber and Lyft drivers who decided to take they passengers for some extra curricular activities always get charged with kidnapping, genius? It doesn't matter if you enter a vehicle by choice as soon as the driver takes you against your will, its kidnapping...

[M.F.D.B.]

Originally Posted by Superdude4411 ↗

It’s funny too. Technically speaking, according to local laws, I’m a criminal too. Because I purchase and smoke marijuana in Florida, recreationally. But any time I’ve been pulled over or caught with weed, I’ve always been cooperative, honest and polite. Man up knowing I got caught, instead of acting like a jackass, resisting whatever they’re doing, etc. REGARDLESS of how I feel about marijuana laws or not. I’ve been out in cuffs because of possession of marijuana. But because of how I acted with the cops, not only did it just turn into a warning, all 3 times, but they didn’t even confiscate my weed. It just makes me laugh seeing people complain about police brutality and shit, which, don’t get me wrong, there are totally bad cops out there. No doubt, none of us are saying that. But most of the time those situations are people not knowing how to act when you get caught doing something wrong. It’s like, hey man, you got caught so deal with the consequences. Act like a decent human being and most of the time the consequences won’t be that bad if the crime isn’t that bad.

It's called, "responsibility for one actions"...

But if you are taught all your life that you are a victim, you think you deserve to be above the law...

It's failure in parenting...

[gimlet]

Originally Posted by b1llygo4t ↗

How do ypu not recognize that american police are the largest criminal enterprise on north american soil?

Wrong, Joe O'Biden's Demoncraps are the largest criminal enterprise...

[v1r]

Originally Posted by Tyrantus ↗

He fired 6 times, not 3. And in what universe are police trained to shoot someone in the fucking hand? That shit doesn't happen in real life. You can incapacitate the driver and the cop would still be at risk of serious bodily harm from an uncontrolled car. Think of it this way, if you knew you had to shoot the driver, would you want to shoot right away, or wait for the car to speed up?

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So the arguement here is, the kid who was woken up by the police that tried to detain him while he slept in a stolen car, resisted arrest while armed with a deadly weapon, dragged one officer and kidnapped another who then ordered him to pull over but instead of just complying, he shouts "no!" and ignores the cops warnings. You really dont believe he had enough time to consider the possibility that the totality of his actions could get him shot? Really?

And before you say some dumb shit like "bUt tYranTus... hE dIdnT hAvE a dEadLy wEapOn!"
Even if there was no gun... the car... the car is a deadly weapon.

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So you think the moment the car took off, the cop's utterance of the word "shit" sounded like "I'm not going to let you get away, bitch!" to you?

BEHOLD! THE DEFINITION OF A REAL MAN

A 17 year old father to a 7 month old boy and alleged car thief who runs from the police:

You should probably chill on calling other people ignorant.

How does holding a baby justify a felon fleeing an arrest?

[hughjardon67]

Originally Posted by gimlet ↗

Wrong, Joe O'Biden's Demoncraps are the largest criminal enterprise...

Immediately followed by the Clintons.