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Thank You President Trump.
Is America Great again? What do you think?
The valid threat he experienced was caught on a video camera. That's why the jury didn't indict him.
You need to have broken a law to be indicted. So what law did this officer break? They worked in very high crime area of the city, got a call of a man with a gun pointing it at people in a park well known for it's drug activity, when they arrived, the 5'10" 190 lbs "boy" started to pull a gun out of his pants; an exact replica of a real gun it was produced after. He even went as far as to pull off the florescent orange gun site that could have distinguished it from the real thing.
Lied about it under oath. Thanks for playing.He got impeached for lying under oath, not for getting a blow job.In my estimation, the last time this country was "great' was the nineties.
Peace and prosperity. An exciting time.
And a government governing from the center.
Not a coincidence.
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THat would be when we impeached a popularly elected president over getting a blowjob?
That was when we 'governed from the center"?
he lied about getting the blowjob.
thanks for playing
So what law did this officer break?
Murder. Next.
The caller told them it was probably a child with a toy.
He pulled a gun out of his pants when both hands were in his jacket pockets. Who the fuck did they think he was, David Copperfield.
He pulled it off or it just fell off because it was cheap ass plastic?
Here's the thing. Officer McWeepy shot this kid .3 seconds after emerging from his car. He really made no time to ascertain what was going on or the threat level. He just up and shot the kid.
The fact you are okay with this shows how much of a racist you are. I doubt you'd be this understanding if it was a white kid who was a little tall for his age.
No, murder is when you commit a felonious act of killing somebody. Self defense is when your life is at risk and you use deadly force to stop the attack.
The caller said "it could be a child with a toy" but that was never relayed to either officer. However even if it was, it's irrelevant since you can't put full faith in a citizens evaluation of a suspect, especially when the caller only got a glimpse of the suspect while passing by.
If his hands were in his pocket, how did the gun end up on the ground next to him?
I always stick up for our police unless something is amiss and I see an officer broke a law. No law was broken here and race had absolutely nothing to do with this case.
life at risk from a child playing with a toy.... um, yeah. Okay.
scary black child. We got it.
You mean other than there were other kids in the park and they weren't running in a panic from this kid, because they all saw it was a toy?
Cops put it there. Next.
Sorry, when the cops are in the wrong, they are in the wrong, even if no law was broken.
Of course, it would be nice if you had a prosecutor who did his job. Oh, wait, he doesn't have a job anymore, does he? Heh, heh, heh.
If you were walking down the street and somebody pulled out that "toy" and told you to hand over all your money, you would do it in a heartbeat. Your plea of ignorance doesn't hold water in this argument.
Where do you see other kids in that park on that rainy afternoon?
And your proof of that is what? Oh, that's right, because Joe hates cops, they are all suspect.
Yes, this is what happens when authorities do their job in a black community. It's why police and authorities should just leave them alone and let them kill each other if that's what they want.
Except Tamir wasn't doing that... In fact, you can see in the tape that he's playing.
His sister was there and only a few feet away from him when he as shot.
Given the number of fuckups and lies the cops were caught in during this case, um, yean, their claim that the gun was "on the ground" is suspect.
His job was to present the case to a jury and prosecute it. He didn't do that. A judge ruled there was ALREADY PROBABLE CAUSE to indict McWeepy and McChockey, there wasn't even a need to go to a grand jury.
I don't see a 12 year old pulling a gun out in front of cops as playing.
She must be awfully skinny and turned sideways because the tape doesn't show that. They lived across the street from the park and she came after the shots were fired.
What fuckups and lies?
No, the prosecutors job is to present evidence to the jury. All evidence was presented and the tape is the key that allowed the officer to leave the court not indicted.
The tape doesn't show the whole park. Not even a nice try.
Hiring McWeepy to start with, after Independence fired him. Not telling the officers it was a child with a toy.
No, all the evidence wasn't presented. The job of the prosecutor is to PROSECUTE. A judge said there was probable cause. That SHOULD have been enough.
Going to a grand jury was meant to confuse the issue.
That was the dispatchers fault and she got fired for it. But again, it doesn't matter how the caller evaluated the suspect, what matters is what police seen when they got there. Even after he was shot, the officer called for an ambulance reporting a young black male late teens early 20's.
A judge is not an investigator, a judge is a lawyer. A judges is also a politician trying to keep his or her job via voters. We don't let investigators judge cases and we don't let judges investigate them. They each have their own training and job to do.
A judge is not an investigator, a judge is a lawyer. A judges is also a politician trying to keep his or her job via voters. We don't let investigators judge cases and we don't let judges investigate them. They each have their own training and job to do.
Well, it would have been nice if the people doing the investigation weren't also the ones who COMMITTED THE CRIME.
That was the dispatchers fault and she got fired for it. But again, it doesn't matter how the caller evaluated the suspect, what matters is what police seen when they got there. Even after he was shot, the officer called for an ambulance reporting a young black male late teens early 20's.
Okay, buddy...
Here's the thing.
The city paid six million.
Loehmann was fired and WILL NEVER WORK IN LAW ENFORCEMENT AGAIN!!!
McGinty was voted out of office for his role in the coverup.
You lose.
The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's department committed the crime?
And OJ was acquitted of a double murder.
Law enforcement commited the crime.
Well, kind of hard to make the case when your witnesses are openly caught lying about stuff.
There was no crime. If there was, you would be able to tell us what that crime was. And don't say murder because self-defense is not murder.
Right, you have a violent jealous husband who police have been out to the residence for several times. But he didn't kill his wife, some stranger did for no reason at all.
You don't need to defend yourself from a child with a toy.
Oh, I think he did it.
It's too bad the cops lied and fabricated evidence against him, though.
That's the kind of police misconduct that results in jury nullification.
