[kepler]

In every similar scenario, the best part always is when the cops executes a victim then order his dead body to lay on the ground... then handcuff his hand behind and tell him to remain silent ...

[automaticeq]

If that cop seriously thought he was in danger then he really needs to be fired for being stupid enough to put himself in front of a vehicle. By the way, he was in no way in danger at all!

[Konamama]

Ok. So many things wrong.
1) war on drugs
2) sloppy sting
3) from the first screech of tires to the fatal gunshot --11 seconds.
4) Unmarked car, plain clothes police, did not identify himself as police. Likely the kid thought it was another drug dealer and would have been right to flee.
5) Cop was in no way in danger-- he was just pissed that the kid didn't obey him.

[ExtraSauce]

Wow. The kid was trying to get away! My God he drove around him. The officer never identified himself so he could've thought he was getting robbed. I don't know what podunk town this was in but I am a retired cop and I can't believe they got away with this one.

[zin0]

Originally Posted by cortdb ↗

No thats not what im saying at all
please dont twist my words to make me sound anti-cop
Im not Anti anything
But you have to understand from what i see in this video that the police officer tried to use his body to persuade the guy to stop the car. Thereby putting himself in harms way. When the smart money wouldve been to step aside and let the idiot go. Already knew him, knew his address, knew his everything im sure. So why step in front of, and continue to step in front of the car, when the easiest way was to step OUT of the way, instead of making yourself HAVE to shoot the guy, when he couldve gotten the fuck out of the way and caught him in 5 minutes without firing a shot. Both of these guys were fucked up on adrenaline, the driver and the cop. But in my OPINION the cop shouldve restrained himself a little. I wouldnt jump in front of a car no matter what the person behind the wheel was wanted for.
Also think of it this way. I go to walmart, wait for someone to pull out of the parking lot and walk right in front of them, I shoot them because they dont yield to me. Am i right or wrong? Does the badge give a person a right to put themselves in danger when it is not needed and then use deadly force because they are in danger, when they put themselves there to begin with?

I would like to read Oswalds opinion on this.

You are right my friend, and I'm sorry to inform you, but Oswald won't comment on this video because the victim isn't black. If you haven't noticed from all his previous racist spews.

On another note, there are some good cops, not many, but they can and do get away with murder all the time. They are the biggest gang in the world.

[Violentviolins]

Originally Posted by Wizard1371 ↗

Cop sees a guy speeding, pulls the guy over and the guy reaches for a weapons. Cop shoots the guy. By your logic, the cop is wrong because he didnt have to put himself in harms way?

But he did not reach for weapons, no fucking way . Screw you.

[seanl]

Originally Posted by rilvulan671 ↗

Whatever you idiots have to tell yourselves.

Pot calls the kettle dark grey... coz he doesnt even know the paradigm he is accusing others of misunderstanding...

[scabby]

Tried to hit him?! When?...at what moment was he in any danger of being hit or run over?!
BULLSHIT!!!