Cop in America doing a bad job, again

4bars said:
So society is better if it makes another life miserable for 40 years without possibility and hope to end it (and even torture) that ending someones life swiftly?

I would rather to be killed on my 30s than live from my 30s to my 80s locked up and "in as much misery as possibly"

And i think any of us

The worst punishment is not death IMO

Again, im with you on the punishment that they deserve. But if for you taking their life it says that we are as bad as the., making them suffer for a long timw, would say even worse than death penalty
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We can't torture people and rightly so.

By making them as miserable as possible I meant taking away their freedom, not giving them luxuries or making them comfortable.


The fact most people would rather die than spend their life in prison is exactly why people should spend their lives in prison and another great argument against the death penalty.
 
langster said:
We can't torture people and rightly so.

By making them as miserable as possible I meant taking away their freedom, not giving them luxuries or making them comfortable.


The fact most people would rather die than spend their life in prison is exactly why people should spend their lives in prison and another great argument against the death penalty.
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Not convinced. So agree to disagree
 
On of the reasons they wouldn't do a death sentence for child abuse is because it incentives the abuser to murder the child
 
Peter van der Gea said:
On of the reasons they wouldn't do a death sentence for child abuse is because it incentives the abuser to murder the child
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It would also cause huge ethical dilemmas for those affected by familial abuse. Yes, you may want to report it but if it means sentencing a family member to death, it could decrease the rate of reports.
 
This came back up in the news yesterday as a grand jury found that the shooting was proper. Murdered kid's gun was back in the car...

 
It's interesting how groomers and pedophiles seem to fit the same profile time and time again: white, at least middle-aged, and in some position of authority.
 
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FFS! They were not called to attempt at shortening the son's distress by the way of the gun. It's a miracle that he survived.

 
Officer who shot an unarmed 11-year-old boy in his home should be fired, family attorney says

https://apnews.com/article/police-shoot-child-indianola-mississippi-fcfd1410354b93824f44dff19c29ed92


Moore said Nakala Murry asked her son to call police at about 4 a.m. Saturday when the father of one of her other children showed up at her home. Moore said the man was irate and Nakala Murry felt threatened.

“He called the police to come to his mother’s rescue,” Moore said of Aderrien. “He called his grandmother to come to his mother’s rescue. The police came there and escalated the situation.”

Moore said two officers responded, and one kicked the front door before Nakala Murry opened it. She told them the intruder had left the home but three children were inside, Moore said.

Moore said Nakala Murry told him that Sgt. Greg Capers, who is Black, yelled into the home and said anyone inside should come out with their hands up. Moore said Aderrien walked into the living room with nothing in his hands, and Capers shot him in the chest.
 
This may have been posted a while back but curious what the Caf LEOs think - Is it legal to place a package on someone's porch so they bring it inside which then supposedly would allow for an immediate search into the residence? Sounds like entrapment.

And how they handled the older man is beyond ridiculous.

 
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