FA_Q2
Gold Member
There is another element to be considered where incidents of this nature are concerned.Again, cops must follow the law.
And blacks are exempt? They should have yanked his dumb ass out of the car and crushed his skull with a brick like your brothers did to Reginald Denny.
The day you stop defending the criminal acts of your brothers is the day I stand by your side.
Until then fuck off.
When police behave in this manner, regardless of the offense by or the race of the subject of such excessive and arbitrarily brutal action, excusing the behavior has the effect of lowering the bar in terms of constraint and it establishes an acceptable standard of police behavior toward all arrest subjects. In the simplest terms, if police are allowed to treat Blacks this way today they will be treating Whites the same way tomorrow.
Race has nothing to do with this story at all though and continuing to focus on that completely ignores (and sidelines) the real issue here: whether or not the cops were justified in their actions based on the WHOLE story.
Rightfully, the police felt that he was a threat considering that he had run the checkpoint and resisted the police all the way up till this point. I need to see a video but it looks like the grand jury felt the same way as well: they were justified.
The OP CLAIMS that he was putting his hands up in surrender. That is a nice thought when you are safely sitting in your chair typing on your computer but is another story altogether when the perpetrator just attempted to murder 2 other officers with his car and was likely doing so because something in his vehicle or an altered state of mind. Did the cops have the time to assess the situation and respond? Again, I dont know but a jury decided that they were justified.