I truly hope this has some traction.
I was reading the thread on r/protectandserve (a police sub) and I just noticed how often the word "justification" was used. As in, "yup this is bad, I can't see a justification".
I mean, it's good that they agree the officer is in the wrong here. But this tendency/inclination to find a "justification" feels...weird? You bet if that guy had resisted just a little bit they would have defended the officer.
Doesn’t get any clearer cut than that. Inexplicable, unjustifiable, grossly incompetent on both officersKilling a man lying motionless on the ground. Ffs.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/video-...neck-of-motionless-moaning-man-he-later-died/
Doesn’t get any clearer cut than that. Inexplicable, unjustifiable, grossly incompetent on both officers
Just seen this on Twitter.Killing a man lying motionless on the ground. Ffs.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/video-...neck-of-motionless-moaning-man-he-later-died/
Assuming asking the fbi is to keep it impartial or would that be standard practice?WaPo just flashed a headline that 4 officers have been fired by Minneapolis PD and the MPD police chief has asked the FBI to investigate the officers and incident.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/05/26/minneapolis-police-death-custody-fbi/?tidr=a_breakingnews&hpid=hp_no-name_hp-breaking-newsage/breaking-news-bar
Towards the end of the article.WaPo just flashed a headline that 4 officers have been fired by Minneapolis PD and the MPD police chief has asked the FBI to investigate the officers and incident.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/05/26/minneapolis-police-death-custody-fbi/?tidr=a_breakingnews&hpid=hp_no-name_hp-breaking-newsage/breaking-news-bar
The officers involved, who have not been publicly identified, were placed on paid administrative leave, the police chief said. The case will be separately investigated by the state Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, which according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune investigates most in-custody deaths.
Don't know if we can tell he's a racist just from that clip, although he might well be. Could just have been a shitty person on a fecked up power trip.It's not inexplicable, they're racist pricks with licence to kill and they enjoy it. Bet they were high-fiving each other later.
The article I linked?Towards the end of the article.
Yeah broThe article I linked?
During Tuesday’s news conference with the mayor, Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo said he had decided to ask the FBI to investigate after receiving “additional information” on the incident from a community source that “just provided more context than the information I had preliminarily.” He declined to elaborate further.Assuming asking the fbi is to keep it impartial or would that be standard practice?
Nah broYeah bro
What the feck is going on? I copy pasted that from the page but now it's not there! That's in the space of 20mins!The article I linked?
Probably because it was initially reported that they were placed on admin leave, as is standard practice, then once more details came out, the MPD decided to fire them.What the feck is going on? I copy pasted that from the page but now it's not there! That's in the space of 20mins!
Damn. I copied that only 20mins ago. It must be due to the fast pace of information coming outProbably because it was initially reported that they were placed on admin leave, as is standard practice, then once more details came out, the MPD decided to fire them.
Possibly. Like I said, I posted that right as the headline flashed, so the full article might have been getting edited as they flashed the headline.Damn. I copied that only 20mins ago. It must be due to the fast pace of information coming out
I think it’s for constitutional violations.Assuming asking the fbi is to keep it impartial or would that be standard practice?
Killing a man lying motionless on the ground. Ffs.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/video-...neck-of-motionless-moaning-man-he-later-died/
That's it? shouldn't they go on trial for murder?Probably because it was initially reported that they were placed on admin leave, as is standard practice, then once more details came out, the MPD decided to fire them.
It literally just happened. This isn’t a tv show.That's it? shouldn't they go on trial for murder?
They should but they won’t. Pretty standard of our system to protect cops at all costs.That's it? shouldn't they go on trial for murder?