miketx
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Typical hood rats remarks. Scared uneducated, blah blah blah, get a job convict.
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Wrong - It wasn't BLM, it was a white racist just like YOU
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BlackAsCoal
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Contrary to the racist judgement of uneducated whites / Trump supporters, there is your suspect in the ambush murders of two Iowa police officers.
Just another white racist just like the many who post on this board who hate black people, just like those who accused BLM of the murders.
That is the face of Donald Trump and his legions of racist morons.
Black Lives Matter Doesn’t Kill Cops
Check your history. Black Lives Matter does not cause people to hate police. On the contrary, a long history of violence against minorities has created distrust and resentment toward law enforcement officers. Black Lives Matter began only in 2013. But radicalized police violence traces back long before Trayvon Martin or Michael Brown. James Baldwin wrote about it in 1966: “the police treat the Negro like a dog.” Living Colour sang about it in 1990: “Police man license to kill.” Los Angeles burned over it in 1992. This problem isn’t new, it’s a lot older than Baldwin, and hushing it up won’t make it go away.
----
"Dr. King attested to racism’s violence long before the Civil Rights Movement protests. Protest movements simply call our attention to violence that is already present. The United States is the world’s most violent industrialized nation, after all. Our national roots lie in a quest for freedom on the part of white men who also massacred and enslaved others. That violence continues to course through the national bloodstream. Black Lives Matter is a nonviolent response to a violent society. Misguided people may twist its critique into an excuse for violence, yes. But even more, racist people are looking for reasons to call the movement violent ― just like racists blamed Dr. King for their own violence long, long ago. Don’t let ‘em fool you."
Black Lives Matter Doesn't Kill Cops | Huffington Post
You calling anyone a racist? That's classic
Why are you defending a cop killer?
Because he isn't black, Hispanic, Muslim, or a Jew.
eflatminor
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the racist fucks like you on this board.
Pot, kettle...I see you've met.
Windship
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Untill THIS happens to white people....just stfu, ok?
This is how many people police have killed so far in 2016
The year isn’t even over yet.
CREDIT: THINKPROGRESS/DYLAN PETROHILOS/SHUTTERSTOCK
The year isn’t over yet, and police have already killed at least 865 people — many of whom were unarmed, mentally ill, and people of color.
This number comes from The Guardian’s police killings database, but the Killed by Police database counts 939 people who have died at the hands of police so far this year. The Washington Post reports that 776 people have been shot and killed by cops.
Going by the Guardian’s count, Native Americans and Black people are being killed at the highest rates in the United States. 206 Black Americans have been killed by police so far this year, at a rate of 5.16 deaths per million. February and March were the deadliest months this year, with 100 people killed by police in each month. Police have killed 52 people so far this month alone.
CREDIT: ThinkProgress/Dylan Petrohilos
The slight discrepancies in numbers between Killed by Police and The Guardian reflect differences in how each outlet collects data about police killings. Killed by Police is mainly open-sourced and also relies on corporate news reports for its data on people killed by police. For its database, The Guardian relies on traditional reporting on police reports and witness statements, while also culling data from verified crowdsourced informationusing regional news outlets, research groups, and reporting projects that include Killed by Police.
There has always been a high volume of police killings, although damning videos, photos, and news reports highlight officer violence — especially against people of color — now more than ever. But what’s become an even more alarming trend is the number of officers involved in these killings who receive minor to no punishment.
According to the Wall Street Journal, 2015 saw the highest number of police officers being charged for deadly, on-duty shootings in a decade: 12 as of September 2015. Still, in a year when approximately 1,200 people were killed by police, zero officers were convicted of murder or manslaughter, painting the picture that officers involved in killing another person will not be held accountable for their actions.
In 2016, several officers have gone to trial but none of them received jail time. Here are some of the most egregious examples of cops who haven’t been penalized for killing:
William Porter, Edward Nero, and Caesar Goodwin — Baltimore, Maryland
Freddie Gray was apprehended by police during a bike patrol on April 12, 2015, when a violent arrest left him unable to walk on his own. On the way to booking, no officer put a seat belt on Gray, causing him to be thrown around the van with no help received from any of the officers. In total, there were six officers involved in his death, and three have been tried so far. But during those three trials, which spanned from December 2015 to June, none of the officers were convicted.
The trial of Officer William Porter ended in a hung jury in December, amounting to no action being taken against Porter unless a second trial scheduled for later this year finds him guilty. In May, Officer Edward Nero was declared not guilty of all criminal charges against him — second-degree assault, reckless endangerment, and misconduct in office. Nero was one of the first officers to encounter Gray during his arrest and helped load Gray into the police van, where he was not secured with a seat belt.
On June 23, the latest trial in Gray’s case found Officer Caesar Goodwin not guilty of second-degree depraved heart murder, reckless endangerment, second-degree assault, and manslaughter. Goodwin drove the police van where Gray suffered the spine injury that ultimately led to his death, didn’t secure the 25-year-old’s seat belt, and waited to call a medic when Gray was in distress. Goodson faced the most serious charges of the six officers.
Peter Liang — New York City
In April, two months after a jury convicted him of manslaughter and official misconduct, former NYPD Oficer Officer Peter Liang was sentenced to five years probation and 800 hours of community service.
Liang is responsible for fatally shooting 28-year-old Brooklyn resident Akai Gurley last November, in the dark stairwell of a public housing building. While Liang was in the building, the rookie cop claimed he accidentally fired his gun and the bullet ricocheted off the wall before striking Gurley in the heart. Gurley was innocent of any wrongdoing and unarmed when he was killed.
During the trial, Liang claimed the shooting was accidental, but was convicted of manslaughter in February. The former officer was also convicted of official misconduct for failing to provide any sort of medical assistance to Gurley as he lay bleeding on the staircase. Following his conviction, Liang was fired from the NYPD.
Just before his sentence was handed down, the manslaughter charge was reduced to criminally negligent homicide. And despite being convicted of manslaughter, Brooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson announced in March that jail time for Liang should be taken off the table. He recommended six months of house arrest, five years of probation, and 500 hours of community service, instead.
Liang was the first NYPD officer convicted of an on-duty shooting in the past decade.
Mark Ringgenberg and Dustin Schwarze — Minneapolis, Minnesota
In March, Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announced that the two officers involved in the fatal shooting of 24-year-old Jamar Clark will not be facing any criminal charges for their actions. Clark, who was unarmed, died from a gunshot to the head when Schwarz fired his gun 61 seconds after arriving on the scene.
According to the county attorney, Clark was resisting arrest and attempted to grab Ringgenberg’s gun. Despite this claim, several witness say that Clark was already handcuffed. Although placed on administrative leave following the shooting, both officers returned to desk duty in January.
Two weeks prior to the decision, Freeman announced that Hennepin County, including Minneapolis, will no longer use grand juries to determine whether cops involved in fatal shootings should be indicted. “I concluded that the accountability and transparency limitations of a grand jury are too high a hurdle to overcome,” he said. Beginning with Clark’s case, Freeman’s office would decide to indict in the future.
The policy shift was made in response to pressure from Black Lives Matter activists who protested against grand jury proceedings in the Clark case.
This is how many people police have killed so far in 2016
The year isn’t even over yet.
CREDIT: THINKPROGRESS/DYLAN PETROHILOS/SHUTTERSTOCK
The year isn’t over yet, and police have already killed at least 865 people — many of whom were unarmed, mentally ill, and people of color.
This number comes from The Guardian’s police killings database, but the Killed by Police database counts 939 people who have died at the hands of police so far this year. The Washington Post reports that 776 people have been shot and killed by cops.
Going by the Guardian’s count, Native Americans and Black people are being killed at the highest rates in the United States. 206 Black Americans have been killed by police so far this year, at a rate of 5.16 deaths per million. February and March were the deadliest months this year, with 100 people killed by police in each month. Police have killed 52 people so far this month alone.
CREDIT: ThinkProgress/Dylan Petrohilos
The slight discrepancies in numbers between Killed by Police and The Guardian reflect differences in how each outlet collects data about police killings. Killed by Police is mainly open-sourced and also relies on corporate news reports for its data on people killed by police. For its database, The Guardian relies on traditional reporting on police reports and witness statements, while also culling data from verified crowdsourced informationusing regional news outlets, research groups, and reporting projects that include Killed by Police.
There has always been a high volume of police killings, although damning videos, photos, and news reports highlight officer violence — especially against people of color — now more than ever. But what’s become an even more alarming trend is the number of officers involved in these killings who receive minor to no punishment.
According to the Wall Street Journal, 2015 saw the highest number of police officers being charged for deadly, on-duty shootings in a decade: 12 as of September 2015. Still, in a year when approximately 1,200 people were killed by police, zero officers were convicted of murder or manslaughter, painting the picture that officers involved in killing another person will not be held accountable for their actions.
In 2016, several officers have gone to trial but none of them received jail time. Here are some of the most egregious examples of cops who haven’t been penalized for killing:
William Porter, Edward Nero, and Caesar Goodwin — Baltimore, Maryland
Freddie Gray was apprehended by police during a bike patrol on April 12, 2015, when a violent arrest left him unable to walk on his own. On the way to booking, no officer put a seat belt on Gray, causing him to be thrown around the van with no help received from any of the officers. In total, there were six officers involved in his death, and three have been tried so far. But during those three trials, which spanned from December 2015 to June, none of the officers were convicted.
The trial of Officer William Porter ended in a hung jury in December, amounting to no action being taken against Porter unless a second trial scheduled for later this year finds him guilty. In May, Officer Edward Nero was declared not guilty of all criminal charges against him — second-degree assault, reckless endangerment, and misconduct in office. Nero was one of the first officers to encounter Gray during his arrest and helped load Gray into the police van, where he was not secured with a seat belt.
On June 23, the latest trial in Gray’s case found Officer Caesar Goodwin not guilty of second-degree depraved heart murder, reckless endangerment, second-degree assault, and manslaughter. Goodwin drove the police van where Gray suffered the spine injury that ultimately led to his death, didn’t secure the 25-year-old’s seat belt, and waited to call a medic when Gray was in distress. Goodson faced the most serious charges of the six officers.
Peter Liang — New York City
In April, two months after a jury convicted him of manslaughter and official misconduct, former NYPD Oficer Officer Peter Liang was sentenced to five years probation and 800 hours of community service.
Liang is responsible for fatally shooting 28-year-old Brooklyn resident Akai Gurley last November, in the dark stairwell of a public housing building. While Liang was in the building, the rookie cop claimed he accidentally fired his gun and the bullet ricocheted off the wall before striking Gurley in the heart. Gurley was innocent of any wrongdoing and unarmed when he was killed.
During the trial, Liang claimed the shooting was accidental, but was convicted of manslaughter in February. The former officer was also convicted of official misconduct for failing to provide any sort of medical assistance to Gurley as he lay bleeding on the staircase. Following his conviction, Liang was fired from the NYPD.
Just before his sentence was handed down, the manslaughter charge was reduced to criminally negligent homicide. And despite being convicted of manslaughter, Brooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson announced in March that jail time for Liang should be taken off the table. He recommended six months of house arrest, five years of probation, and 500 hours of community service, instead.
Liang was the first NYPD officer convicted of an on-duty shooting in the past decade.
Mark Ringgenberg and Dustin Schwarze — Minneapolis, Minnesota
In March, Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announced that the two officers involved in the fatal shooting of 24-year-old Jamar Clark will not be facing any criminal charges for their actions. Clark, who was unarmed, died from a gunshot to the head when Schwarz fired his gun 61 seconds after arriving on the scene.
According to the county attorney, Clark was resisting arrest and attempted to grab Ringgenberg’s gun. Despite this claim, several witness say that Clark was already handcuffed. Although placed on administrative leave following the shooting, both officers returned to desk duty in January.
Two weeks prior to the decision, Freeman announced that Hennepin County, including Minneapolis, will no longer use grand juries to determine whether cops involved in fatal shootings should be indicted. “I concluded that the accountability and transparency limitations of a grand jury are too high a hurdle to overcome,” he said. Beginning with Clark’s case, Freeman’s office would decide to indict in the future.
The policy shift was made in response to pressure from Black Lives Matter activists who protested against grand jury proceedings in the Clark case.
BlackAsCoal
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the racist fucks like you on this board.
Pot, kettle...I see you've met.
Sure stupid motherfucker .. I'm the problem .. not the white guy who actually murdered the cops.
owebo
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Post the comments of black people cheering for him.
No difference.
The difference is that neither I nor BLM accused a white guy of the murders until the truth was known, even though this was Iowa.
Big difference
So it's true what they say about blacks and low IQ....
That's true of Trump supporters .. like you.
Ya know that comment might hold more meaning if blacks didnt prove on a daily basis that they are morons.
You're a fucking moron. Why would I care about what a moron thinks?
No doubt that you're one of those who blamed BLM for this crime.
You just don't grasp the idea of waiting for evidence, do you? You're a caricature of an angry black man
you BLM?the racist fucks like you on this board.
Pot, kettle...I see you've met.
eflatminor
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the racist fucks like you on this board.
Pot, kettle...I see you've met.
All racists are the problem. So yes, you're the problem, racist.
BlackAsCoal
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the racist fucks like you on this board.
Pot, kettle...I see you've met.
All racists are the problem. So yes, you're the problem, racist.
deltex1
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Let's get things straight. The killer identifies as a black woman...where does that leave us....other than in a women's restroom.
Contrary to the racist judgement of uneducated whites / Trump supporters, there is your suspect in the ambush murders of two Iowa police officers.
Just another white racist just like the many who post on this board who hate black people, just like those who accused BLM of the murders.
That is the face of Donald Trump and his legions of racist morons.
Black Lives Matter Doesn’t Kill Cops
Check your history. Black Lives Matter does not cause people to hate police. On the contrary, a long history of violence against minorities has created distrust and resentment toward law enforcement officers. Black Lives Matter began only in 2013. But radicalized police violence traces back long before Trayvon Martin or Michael Brown. James Baldwin wrote about it in 1966: “the police treat the Negro like a dog.” Living Colour sang about it in 1990: “Police man license to kill.” Los Angeles burned over it in 1992. This problem isn’t new, it’s a lot older than Baldwin, and hushing it up won’t make it go away.
----
"Dr. King attested to racism’s violence long before the Civil Rights Movement protests. Protest movements simply call our attention to violence that is already present. The United States is the world’s most violent industrialized nation, after all. Our national roots lie in a quest for freedom on the part of white men who also massacred and enslaved others. That violence continues to course through the national bloodstream. Black Lives Matter is a nonviolent response to a violent society. Misguided people may twist its critique into an excuse for violence, yes. But even more, racist people are looking for reasons to call the movement violent ― just like racists blamed Dr. King for their own violence long, long ago. Don’t let ‘em fool you."
Black Lives Matter Doesn't Kill Cops | Huffington Post
HereWeGoAgain
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So it's true what they say about blacks and low IQ....
That's true of Trump supporters .. like you.
Ya know that comment might hold more meaning if blacks didnt prove on a daily basis that they are morons.
You're a fucking moron. Why would I care about what a moron thinks?
No doubt that you're one of those who blamed BLM for this crime.
Of course I suspected it was a black guy.
Who wouldnt with your track record?
:0) That's because you're ignorant.
Acts of terrorism in this country are typically committed by white men just like you.
Yeah...white guys are always ambushing cops.
eflatminor
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You're here.......like the many who post on this board who hate black people...
Not Black people, just you.
You're denying there are racists on this board?
Some of us haven't forgotten that you were one of the racists who blamed it on a black guy.
2 Officer Shot and Killed in Des Moines Iowa Thanks Hillary and BLM
Link?
Didn't think so.
Hmm..crickets
eflatminor
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the racist fucks like you on this board.
Pot, kettle...I see you've met.
All racists are the problem. So yes, you're the problem, racist.
Personally, I don't find racism funny. Interesting you do.
NYcarbineer
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You're here....Not Black people, just you.
You're denying there are racists on this board?
Some of us haven't forgotten that you were one of the racists who blamed it on a black guy.
2 Officer Shot and Killed in Des Moines Iowa Thanks Hillary and BLM
Link?
Didn't think so.
Hmm..crickets
There's a link in my post you illiterate fucks.
Sundance508
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miketx
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Sorry, did you get kicked out of the "loot-a-rama" club? I have some advice for you, Pants up, Don't loot!
Contrary to the racist judgement of uneducated whites / Trump supporters, there is your suspect in the ambush murders of two Iowa police officers.
Just another white racist just like the many who post on this board who hate black people, just like those who accused BLM of the murders.
That is the face of Donald Trump and his legions of racist morons.
Black Lives Matter Doesn’t Kill Cops
Check your history. Black Lives Matter does not cause people to hate police. On the contrary, a long history of violence against minorities has created distrust and resentment toward law enforcement officers. Black Lives Matter began only in 2013. But radicalized police violence traces back long before Trayvon Martin or Michael Brown. James Baldwin wrote about it in 1966: “the police treat the Negro like a dog.” Living Colour sang about it in 1990: “Police man license to kill.” Los Angeles burned over it in 1992. This problem isn’t new, it’s a lot older than Baldwin, and hushing it up won’t make it go away.
----
"Dr. King attested to racism’s violence long before the Civil Rights Movement protests. Protest movements simply call our attention to violence that is already present. The United States is the world’s most violent industrialized nation, after all. Our national roots lie in a quest for freedom on the part of white men who also massacred and enslaved others. That violence continues to course through the national bloodstream. Black Lives Matter is a nonviolent response to a violent society. Misguided people may twist its critique into an excuse for violence, yes. But even more, racist people are looking for reasons to call the movement violent ― just like racists blamed Dr. King for their own violence long, long ago. Don’t let ‘em fool you."
Black Lives Matter Doesn't Kill Cops | Huffington Post
You calling anyone a racist? That's classic
Why are you defending a cop killer?
Because he isn't black, Hispanic, Muslim, or a Jew.
Bruce_T_Laney
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Well let me tell you something and being from Illinois there is one thing I do know for sure is the possibility of the shooter being white was great seeing it was Iowa!
Why?
If you have never been to Iowa, well go there and discover the beauty of the state and learn why they are called Idiots out walking around ( IOWA ) by those from Illinois!
My adopted Filipino Brother clinches his ass cheeks when driving through the state and even parts of Illinois because those people up there make Texans look liberal minded!
Why?
If you have never been to Iowa, well go there and discover the beauty of the state and learn why they are called Idiots out walking around ( IOWA ) by those from Illinois!
My adopted Filipino Brother clinches his ass cheeks when driving through the state and even parts of Illinois because those people up there make Texans look liberal minded!
miketx
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What a bigoted racist. Burned any crosses lately, klansman?Well let me tell you something and being from Illinois there is one thing I do know for sure is the possibility of the shooter being white was great seeing it was Iowa!
Why?
If you have never been to Iowa, well go there and discover the beauty of the state and learn why they are called Idiots out walking around ( IOWA ) by those from Illinois!
My adopted Filipino Brother clinches his ass cheeks when driving through the state and even parts of Illinois because those people up there make Texans look liberal minded!
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