PredFan
Diamond Member
They do, and they clearly picked up the sound of the shot, but no sound of anyone yelling at him to stop. He is clearly walking to the car and assuming the frisking position as the female cop silently follows him.Shitforbrains thinks the cops had microphones.
In that video you cannot hear anything but the the car radio and the cops radio. You cannot hear if the officers nearest to the guy said anything. Naturally, the car cam's mic wouldn't pick up what the cops were telling him. Even the shot itself was muted to the point where it isn't easy to tell it was the shot. That video is NOT proof that the cops were not yelling at him. It is also inconclusive that the guy was assuming the frisking position as you claim. Our view of him was mostly obstructed. What little we did see could as likely been him trying to get into his car.
Bullshit! Not only is the gunshot clearly audible, you can even hear the female cop say "shot fired." \Since she can be heard saying "shot fired" you would certainly hear her say "stop" or anything else, but she and the other cops were obviously silent.
Wrong. You cannot "clearly" hear the gunshot but that wasn't my point. The sound of the shot was muted and a gunshot is several orders of magnitude louder that the human voice. The "shots fired" cry from the cop was reported over the Walkie talkie and transmitted over the airwaves that the car radio picked up.
You cannot state that those cops did not say anything to the guy. Well, YOU can, but you are wrong.
You need to get your hearing tested. How did the "walkie-talkie" pick up the gunshot when she wasn't holding the button down. The same mic that picked up the gunshot picked up her saying "shot fired."
And you need to try actual thinking.
The walkie talkie didn't pick up the gunshot, the mic in the car did. The "shots fired" came from the cops walkie talkie because she held the button down on the mic to say it over the airwaves. Inside the cop car that has the dash cam there is a radio that calls from cops come accross when they use their walkie talkies, plus there is a dash cam with its own mic. The dash cam picked up the gunshot and the voice because the voice came over the walkie talkie in the car. Did you notice that her voice was louder than the gunshot?
I don't know how to make it any simpler for you.