Another "I can't breath" death: Police Reform & Protests in the USA

[Specialka]

Our resident freedom-loving-conspiracy-followers sure seem to enjoy living in a police-state.

I wonder why

Why should the police officer should have done then to make him cooperate ? Ask him "again" politely ? Enlighten us with your experience as a police officer since you seem to know a lot about law enforcement ?

[the game]

Why should the police officer should have done then to make him cooperate ? Ask him "again" politely ? Enlighten us with your experience as a police officer since you seem to know a lot about law enforcement ?

They should've called in a social work

[Mayhem]

Look, European cops are often shits on a power trip as well. But by the exceedingly low standard of the murderous psychos across the pond, they are Mother Teresa.

It's just fewer of them, but they have each other's backs just as well, it's the very same problem.

[Specialka]

They should've called in a social work

Social worker to deal with a possible felon ? Like seriously ?

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Google sealioning.

Anyone who cant see that law enforcement in the US is incredibly corrupt at this point will probably never be able to be reasoned into understanding why this is bad.

In this case, I doubt corruption has anything to do. I mainly see insufficient training. And obviously, a defunding of the Police will solve that

[Masark]

Why should the police officer should have done then to make him cooperate ?

Nothing? Is there any legitimate reason they needed to get him to "cooperate"? You know, beyond their steroid-abuse-fuelled need to dominate.

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Nothing? Is there any legitimate reason they needed to get him to "cooperate"? You know, beyond their steroid-abuse-fuelled need to dominate.

He was high on lethal doses of multiple drugs spending counterfeit money and refusing to cooperate with the cops who were being very polite at the time. All while not showing his hands.

Also claimed he couldn't breathe before being touched and claimed he couldn't get in the cop car because he's closterfobic even though he was just in a car.

[Specialka]

Nothing? Is there any legitimate reason they needed to get him to "cooperate"? You know, beyond their steroid-abuse-fuelled need to dominate.

He was suspected for using counterfeit money (making him possibly a felon). So yes ?

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He was high on lethal doses of multiple drugs spending counterfeit money and refusing to cooperate with the cops who were being very polite at the time. All while not showing his hands.

Also claimed he couldn't breathe before being touched and claimed he couldn't get in the cop car because he's closterfobic even though he was just in a car.

The Police Officers were not as polite as you make them to be and he pointed a gun at him a little to fast at the start in my opinion.

[Thee ANCOM]

They should've called in a social work

over a counterfeit $20, seems reasonable.

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He was suspected for using counterfeit money (making him possibly a felon). So yes ?

what a dangerous situation to be in, fake money. you sound absurd.

[Masark]

He was high on lethal doses of multiple drugs

Do you know that you're lying or do you actually believe that bullshit?

[Specialka]

over a counterfeit $20, seems reasonable.

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what a dangerous situation to be in, fake money. you sound absurd.

Sound absurd ? In a country where getting a gun is piss easy (legally or illegally)? You are the one sounding absurd.

[Thee ANCOM]

Sound absurd ? In a country where getting a gun is piss easy (legally or illegally)? You are the one sounding absurd.

what are you even talking about? what does buying a gun have to do with a guy purchasing some crap from a convenience store with fake money? yeah, you're acting absurd.

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He was suspected for using counterfeit money (making him possibly a felon). So yes ?

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The Police Officers were not as polite as you make them to be and he pointed a gun at him a little to fast at the start in my opinion.

When your suspected of committing a felony and refuse to show your hands you get a gun pointed at you, there are easy ways to avoid this. Don't commit felonies and listen to lawful orders should you get caught committing them.

[Specialka]

what are you even talking about? what does buying a gun have to do with a guy purchasing some crap from a convenience store with fake money? yeah, you're acting absurd.

Because everyone can be armed and thus can be dangerous ? Plus, he was looking panicked, so he can react in unwanted ways making the police officer point a gun at him.

What should have they done then ? You seem to have a lot of experience in law enforcement, care to enlighten us ?

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When your suspected of committing a felony and refuse to show your hands you get a gun pointed at you, there are easy ways to avoid this. Don't commit felonies and listen to lawful orders should you get caught committing them.

Obviously, but he was still a little to fast to point his gun at him. Imo, he did not really assess the situation before pointing his gun.

[Thee ANCOM]

What should have they done then ?

get a warrent for his arrest? what, you think 20$ is worse than some asshole on wall street stealing millions? you don't see violent outbursts in those instances. this really isn't hard.

[Masark]

Plus, he was looking panicked, so he can react in unwanted ways making the police officer point a gun at him.

Yeah, people tend to panic when you threaten their lives.

And what do you know, his panic was completely justified, because he was DEAD minutes later.

[Specialka]

get a warrent for his arrest? what, you think 20$ is worse than some asshole on wall street stealing millions? you don't see violent outbursts in those instances. this really isn't hard.

What would a warrant change ? Do you think he would have behave better ? This really is not hard.

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Yeah, people tend to panic when you threaten their lives.

And what do you know, his panic was completely justified, because he was DEAD minutes later.

His panic was not "justified" as he did not know he would be dead minutes later, get real.

[Thee ANCOM]

What would a warrant change ? Do you think he would have behave better ? This really is not hard.

do you have even the slightest clue as to how the law works and is carried out the vast majority of the time? admittedly I don't know much, but I do know that a warrent isn't a hall pass or whatever the fuck you seem to think it is.

[josykay]

When your suspected of committing a felony and refuse to show your hands you get a gun pointed at you, there are easy ways to avoid this. Don't commit felonies and listen to lawful orders should you get caught committing them.

The felony was paying with a fake 20.00 bill. Even an arrest is already highly unusual for that... Most people, who pay with a fake 20.00 bill do not know it is fake... should everyone of them be arrested? Even if somebody works as a bouncer, or other tipped professions, that does not imply that somebody is involved in forgery rings, just because those abuse tipped profession workers as an easy way to throw fake money into circulation.
Forgery is a felony. But considering, that, if he was arrested, trialed, and most likely set free, since for a conviction it is required, to actually know a bill is fake,which would be fairly difficult to prove, is it worth it?

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The felony was paying with a fake 20.00 bill. Even an arrest is already highly unusual for that... Most people, who pay with a fake 20.00 bill do not know it is fake... should everyone of them be arrested? Even if somebody works as a bouncer, or other tipped professions, that does not imply that somebody is involved in forgery rings, just because those abuse tipped profession workers as an easy way to throw fake money into circulation.
Forgery is a felony. But considering, that, if he was arrested, trialed, and most likely set free, since for a conviction it is required, to actually know a bill is fake,which would be fairly difficult to prove, is it worth it?

Secret service comes for fake money, an arrest is guaranteed. I worked as a bouncer when I was younger I got a paycheck. This guy also had a lengthy criminal record.

[Pannonian]

Secret service comes for fake money, an arrest is guaranteed. I worked as a bouncer when I was younger I got a paycheck. This guy also had a lengthy criminal record.

Are you salty he could keep the tips while you had to give them to your boss?