No Federal Charges Against Officers In Tamir Rice Shooting.

[JoeB131]

Do you have ANY evidence at all that supports your preposterous theory?

Tamir Rice
Laquan McDonald
Jean Botham
Walter Scott
Breonna Taylor

Need I go on?

 

[Meathead]

Do you have ANY evidence at all that supports your preposterous theory?

Tamir Rice
Laquan McDonald
Jean Botham
Walter Scott
Breonna Taylor

Need I go on?

Yeah =, you think that that black fag actor got mugged by MAGA hat-wearing white guys in your backyard.

 

[JoeB131]

Yeah =, you think that that black fag actor got mugged by MAGA hat-wearing white guys in your backyard.

Naw, he was lying.

I wish the cops put as much effort into the 87% of murders in this city that go unsolved... But we proved the Actor was involved in a badly thought out prank!!!! Let's spend millions prosecuting him for a $10,000 crime!!!

 

[Meathead]

Yeah =, you think that that black fag actor got mugged by MAGA hat-wearing white guys in your backyard.

Naw, he was lying.

I wish the cops put as much effort into the 87% of murders in this city that go unsolved... But we proved the Actor was involved in a badly thought out prank!!!! Let's spend millions prosecuting him for a $10,000 crime!!!

Sure Joey. You're such a well-balanced and rational person you could never fall for anything like that.

 

[pknopp]

The reports ive seen said Tamir reached for the gun when they pulled up. Do you think cops go around shooting unarmed people at random?

As you can see in the video, he was walking and moving his hands like everyone does when they walk. Of course, those cops will say he was reaching for something.

Is that what you saw in that grainy ass video? So in your opinion they just shot him just because they felt like shooting a black kid that day? That sounds super unrealistic.

He had been previously ruled as incompetent to be a police officer. He failed to mention that when he applied to this job and no one bothered to do a background check on him, so yeah, maybe.

The officer just fired in Columbus had 90 complaints against him. He had been previously suspended for 4 months. Should he still have been allowed to officially carry a gun to shoot an innocent man down?

Why did the prosecutor have to lie and say the grand jury refused to bring charges when they never actually got to vote on charges if this was all done correctly?

While this case was handled poorly it is one of the cases that have led to things like the officer in Columbus being quickly fired and it will mean he will be charged.

 

[JoeB131]

Sure Joey. You're such a well-balanced and rational person you could never fall for anything like that.

Actually, if you go back and check, I was one of the people who cast doubt on the story early on.

Like the day after it happened.

 

[Beef_Supreme]

Yeah =, you think that that black fag actor got mugged by MAGA hat-wearing white guys in your backyard.

Naw, he was lying.

I wish the cops put as much effort into the 87% of murders in this city that go unsolved... But we proved the Actor was involved in a badly thought out prank!!!! Let's spend millions prosecuting him for a $10,000 crime!!!

A prank??
Lol ok

 

[Polishprince]

Yeah =, you think that that black fag actor got mugged by MAGA hat-wearing white guys in your backyard.

Naw, he was lying.

I wish the cops put as much effort into the 87% of murders in this city that go unsolved... But we proved the Actor was involved in a badly thought out prank!!!! Let's spend millions prosecuting him for a $10,000 crime!!!

Not a "prank", in fact Smollett stands behind his accusations.

I think that if black homos in Chicago are being subjected to Hate Crimes, that's a pretty important crime to investigate.

 

[QuickHitCurepon]

Watch the video @7:05. The police car does not slide.

It didn't? Then where did those tire trails come from?

Wow, cars leave tracks. Who would have thought?

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Wow, cars leave tracks. Who would have thought?

They do when you hit the brakes and it keeps on sliding.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

He had been previously ruled as incompetent to be a police officer. He failed to mention that when he applied to this job and no one bothered to do a background check on him, so yeah, maybe.

The officer just fired in Columbus had 90 complaints against him. He had been previously suspended for 4 months. Should he still have been allowed to officially carry a gun to shoot an innocent man down?

Why did the prosecutor have to lie and say the grand jury refused to bring charges when they never actually got to vote on charges if this was all done correctly?

While this case was handled poorly it is one of the cases that have led to things like the officer in Columbus being quickly fired and it will mean he will be charged.

He was never ruled to be incompetent by anybody except a supervisor at his previous job, who had no psychological training or experience. He was pissed because the officer wanted to leave the department. As for the grand jury, they either indict or not indict. They decided not to indict because no laws were broken. The grand jury doesn't bring charges against anybody. That's what a prosecutor does.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

I wish the cops put as much effort into the 87% of murders in this city that go unsolved

They can't. They have so many there and Democrat leadership, nothing can get done.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Did their job involve life and deaths decision making?

This wasn't a death in the family. This was a guy who had a girlfriend who kept dumping him, and he was so mentally unstable that they had to take away his gun on a gun range.

He quit because he knew he was going to be fired, and he knew getting fired would make it impossible to get hired anywhere else. It was another year before Cleveland hired him without apparently talking to his last employer about why he doesn't work there anymore.

He didn't like the job since he took it and expressed desire to work in Cleveland. Police departments don't care for cops who are talking shit to other officers.

 

[pknopp]

He had been previously ruled as incompetent to be a police officer. He failed to mention that when he applied to this job and no one bothered to do a background check on him, so yeah, maybe.

The officer just fired in Columbus had 90 complaints against him. He had been previously suspended for 4 months. Should he still have been allowed to officially carry a gun to shoot an innocent man down?

Why did the prosecutor have to lie and say the grand jury refused to bring charges when they never actually got to vote on charges if this was all done correctly?

While this case was handled poorly it is one of the cases that have led to things like the officer in Columbus being quickly fired and it will mean he will be charged.

He was never ruled to be incompetent by anybody except a supervisor at his previous job,

Do you understand how stupid your statement is here?

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Do you understand how stupid your statement is here?

Nothing stupid about it. His supervisors got wind he wanted to work somewhere else. If the boss at your job hears you are unhappy with his company, chances are you're going to get the shit jobs to pressure you out, or get laid off.

 

[pknopp]

Do you understand how stupid your statement is here?

Nothing stupid about it. His supervisors got wind he wanted to work somewhere else. If the boss at your job hears you are unhappy with his company, chances are you're going to get the shit jobs to pressure you out, or get laid off.

You seem to be unable to post here without lying.

The Cleveland police officer who shot and killed 12-year-old Tamir Rice last month resigned from his previous small-town police job after less than five months when he was deemed emotionally unstable and unfit for duty — especially in his handling of firearms — according to personnel records released Wednesday.

Officer who killed Tamir Rice found unfit in previous police job

 

[pknopp]

I'll post this here as opposed to it's own thread as it proves out what I said earlier. A few years ago this doesn't happen.

CLEVELAND (WJW)– Six Cleveland police officers were suspended without pay after an internal investigation, the city’s safety director Karrie Howard announced on Wednesday.

Patrol officer John Petkac, 30, was terminated on Dec. 21 for using excessive force during an arrest, the city said.

Six Cleveland police officers suspended after excessive force investigation

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

You seem to be unable to post here without lying.

The Cleveland police officer who shot and killed 12-year-old Tamir Rice last month resigned from his previous small-town police job after less than five months when he was deemed emotionally unstable and unfit for duty — especially in his handling of firearms — according to personnel records released Wednesday.

Yes, that's exactly what happened. He was having problems with his girlfriend like many of us do or did in our lives. That's not emotionally unstable, that's being human. This joker on the firing range had zero training in psychology. He had zero experience in dealing with people who are actually emotionally unstable. Plus I think the officer should have sued his former employer for making that claim without any evidence. It's slander.

Officer Loehmann passed the police academy with flying colors. They had no problem with his emotions or ability to properly use a firearm in the line of police work. Sure sounds like somebody is lying here, doesn't it? Nobody had a beef with Timothy Loehmann at the police academy, but people at the Independence police force did. BTW, Independence is a suburb of Cleveland--not some small town somewhere.

 

[pknopp]

You seem to be unable to post here without lying.

The Cleveland police officer who shot and killed 12-year-old Tamir Rice last month resigned from his previous small-town police job after less than five months when he was deemed emotionally unstable and unfit for duty — especially in his handling of firearms — according to personnel records released Wednesday.

Yes, that's exactly what happened. He was having problems with his girlfriend like many of us do or did in our lives. That's not emotionally unstable, that's being human. This joker on the firing range had zero training in psychology. He had zero experience in dealing with people who are actually emotionally unstable. Plus I think the officer should have sued his former employer for making that claim without any evidence. It's slander.

Officer Loehmann passed the police academy with flying colors. They had no problem with his emotions or ability to properly use a firearm in the line of police work. Sure sounds like somebody is lying here, doesn't it? Nobody had a beef with Timothy Loehmann at the police academy, but people at the Independence police force did. BTW, Independence is a suburb of Cleveland--not some small town somewhere.

I wish he had sued also. Then Tamir would still be alive.

 

[otto105]

CLEVELAND (WJW)– The U.S. Department of Justice closed its independent investigation into the deadly shooting of 12-year-old Tamir Rice.

The Justice Department said it found insufficient evidence to support federal criminal charges against Cleveland Division of Police Officers Timothy Loehmann and Frank Garmback. Rice’s family was notified of the decision on Monday.

“Although Tamir Rice’s death is tragic, the evidence does not meet these substantial evidentiary requirements. In light of this, and for the reasons explained below, career federal prosecutors with both the Civil Rights Division and the U.S. Attorney’s Office concluded that this matter is not a prosecutable violation of the federal statutes,” the DOJ said in a news release on Tuesday.

The DOJ said video of the incident is time-lapsed, grainy and doesn’t have audio so Rice’s hands are not visible at relevant times. Federal investigators also said Loehmann and Garmback gave several statements and consistently repeated main points.

Rice was shot and killed at Cudell Recreation Center on West Boulevard in Cleveland on Nov. 22, 2014 after a person called 911 reporting seeing a person with a gun. The caller said the individual was, “probably a juvenile” and the gun was, “probably fake.” That information was not passed along to the officers, according to the investigation.

Police said Loehmann opened fire when he said the boy reached towards his waistband. The gun turned out to be an airsoft pistol.

Loehmann was fired from the Cleveland Division of Police in 2017 for lying on his police application, not the deadly shooting. His termination, though appealed, was upheld by the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court.

Justice Department declines to file charges against officers in deadly shooting of Tamir Rice

The U.S. Department of Justice closed its independent investigation into the deadly shooting of 12-year-old Tamir Rice.

fox8.com

There is a divide on whether the officer was in his right to shoot the 5'9" 195lbs 12 year old. It's mostly divided on party lines: the cop haters vs the cop supporters. In spite of the grand jury ruling not to indict officer Loehmann, the city still made his mother rich by handing her 5 million taxpayer dollars, which could have been used for much better things for the citizens. Now, this is a second ruling that the officers did nothing illegal, while some will say Loehmann was still wrong. Before the cop haters chime in and say the kid only had a toy, here is a picture of the real gun, and the replica the toy was made from. Can you tell the difference, especially in a split seconds time?


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You're glad it wasn't your child who had 2 seconds to live with officer loehmann.

and special thank you to the trump racist DOJ for making that decision going out the door.