YES!!!! North Charleston Murderer Officer Slager INDICTED

[blastoff]

Racist commie libtards are the ones ruining this country.

God hates you

An assumption, being wrong, makes you look like an ass, ass. God even loves you, unbelievable I know.

God hates teapers. Your ilk pervert his word to justify hate and vitriol. Uou will burn in hell

You are an idiot. You presume to know what God hates but I bet you support gay marriage. Stfu ass.

Nope...but God will show more mercy to a fag who doesn't know hom and repents his sins than any mercy he woll show to the deceiver who perverts his word. God hayes you. He us going to strike you down and punishvyou....with the unrepentant fags...forever

Truthmatters! Is that you? You've snuck back in? Whoa, let the laughs begin (and I'll still help you with grammar, spelling, etc.)

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

I still can't figure out where lefty agenda-ites get all of this evidence that no one else is privy to. So much so that they can convict anyone they wish on a whim.
I hope it turns out to be another overcharge and that he is acquitted due to that error. Just to piss off you Ox Bow idiot lefty sheeple bigots.

 

[Skylar]

Finally, an armed and dangerous official thug is indicted for killing an unarmed black.

Ex-cop Michael Slager indicted in slaying of Walter Scott in South Carolina
Ex-cop Michael Slager indicted in slaying of Walter Scott in South Carolina - CBS News


NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. - A white former North Charleston police officer has been indicted on a murder charge in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man who was running away from the officer.

The April 4 shooting was captured on video by a bystander and showed officer Michael Slager firing eight times at 50-year-old Walter Scott. The shooting rekindled the ongoing national debate about the treatment of black suspects at the hands of white officers.

Slager was charged almost immediately after the video surfaced. Prosecutor Scarlett Wilson announced the indictment Monday.

Wilson said earlier the death penalty does not seem to apply because there were no aggravating circumstances such as robbery or kidnapping as required under South Carolina law.

The 33-year-old Slager faces 30 years to life in prison if convicted.

You really have to wonder what the hell he was thinking when he gunned that guy down.

He was probably thinking about how its all Obamas fault his first instinct was to shoot an unarmed old black dude

My guess? His brain went into panic and he lost the fight for the arrest. Lost his cool. Made a criminal decision. Maybe. He was shot w his taser that Scott had. Still a bad shoot imo.

You, however, have never done a dangerous thing in your life. So you wouldnt know the feeling of stress during a conflict.

Have you read his police report? Compare it to the video. There was WAY more than an 'in the moment' decision. He lied his ass off to cover up a criminal homicide. And if you watch the video, it looks like he drops the taser next to the man's body.

 

[Skylar]

I still can't figure out where lefty agenda-ites get all of this evidence that no one else is privy to. So much so that they can convict anyone they wish on a whim.
I hope it turns out to be another overcharge and that he is acquitted due to that error. Just to piss off you Ox Bow idiot lefty sheeple bigots.

This isn't a court of law. Our opinions don't need the 'beyond a reasonable doubt' standard, as they carry no criminal penalty. I use the 'proponderance' standard personally when assessing a situation. And as far as a grand jury is concerned, they don't use a 'beyond a reasonable doubt' standard either when determine if charges will be filed

 

[jillian]

Oh, shoot! Does that mean no rioting, burning, looting, etc? All those outsiders who operate businesses within and take their profits elsewhere won't have to rebuild after the fires? That hardly seems fair.

i'd say someone paid attention.

you'd be pretty pissed off if young unarmed white males kept getting killed and their killers not indicted.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Finally, an armed and dangerous official thug is indicted for killing an unarmed black.

Ex-cop Michael Slager indicted in slaying of Walter Scott in South Carolina
Ex-cop Michael Slager indicted in slaying of Walter Scott in South Carolina - CBS News


NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. - A white former North Charleston police officer has been indicted on a murder charge in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man who was running away from the officer.

The April 4 shooting was captured on video by a bystander and showed officer Michael Slager firing eight times at 50-year-old Walter Scott. The shooting rekindled the ongoing national debate about the treatment of black suspects at the hands of white officers.

Slager was charged almost immediately after the video surfaced. Prosecutor Scarlett Wilson announced the indictment Monday.

Wilson said earlier the death penalty does not seem to apply because there were no aggravating circumstances such as robbery or kidnapping as required under South Carolina law.

The 33-year-old Slager faces 30 years to life in prison if convicted.

You really have to wonder what the hell he was thinking when he gunned that guy down.

He was probably thinking about how its all Obamas fault his first instinct was to shoot an unarmed old black dude

My guess? His brain went into panic and he lost the fight for the arrest. Lost his cool. Made a criminal decision. Maybe. He was shot w his taser that Scott had. Still a bad shoot imo.

You, however, have never done a dangerous thing in your life. So you wouldnt know the feeling of stress during a conflict.

Have you read his police report? Compare it to the video. There was WAY more than an 'in the moment' decision. He lied his ass off to cover up a criminal homicide. And if you watch the video, it looks like he drops the taser next to the man's body.

I'll wait for evidence instead of released parts of a video. The Eric Garner incident looked very clear, too, but when actual circumstances and evidence were presented it all changed. I like analysis better than mob rule. I believe that is why we created the justice system we have. To avoid mob rule.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

I still can't figure out where lefty agenda-ites get all of this evidence that no one else is privy to. So much so that they can convict anyone they wish on a whim.
I hope it turns out to be another overcharge and that he is acquitted due to that error. Just to piss off you Ox Bow idiot lefty sheeple bigots.

This isn't a court of law. Our opinions don't need the 'beyond a reasonable doubt' standard, as they carry no criminal penalty. I use the 'proponderance' standard personally when assessing a situation. And as far as a grand jury is concerned, they don't use a 'beyond a reasonable doubt' standard either when determine if charges will be filed

I'll take that as your admission of mob rule endorsement.

 

[ClosedCaption]

Finally, an armed and dangerous official thug is indicted for killing an unarmed black.

Ex-cop Michael Slager indicted in slaying of Walter Scott in South Carolina
Ex-cop Michael Slager indicted in slaying of Walter Scott in South Carolina - CBS News


NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. - A white former North Charleston police officer has been indicted on a murder charge in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man who was running away from the officer.

The April 4 shooting was captured on video by a bystander and showed officer Michael Slager firing eight times at 50-year-old Walter Scott. The shooting rekindled the ongoing national debate about the treatment of black suspects at the hands of white officers.

Slager was charged almost immediately after the video surfaced. Prosecutor Scarlett Wilson announced the indictment Monday.

Wilson said earlier the death penalty does not seem to apply because there were no aggravating circumstances such as robbery or kidnapping as required under South Carolina law.

The 33-year-old Slager faces 30 years to life in prison if convicted.

You really have to wonder what the hell he was thinking when he gunned that guy down.

He was probably thinking about how its all Obamas fault his first instinct was to shoot an unarmed old black dude

My guess? His brain went into panic and he lost the fight for the arrest. Lost his cool. Made a criminal decision. Maybe. He was shot w his taser that Scott had. Still a bad shoot imo.

You, however, have never done a dangerous thing in your life. So you wouldnt know the feeling of stress during a conflict.

Have you read his police report? Compare it to the video. There was WAY more than an 'in the moment' decision. He lied his ass off to cover up a criminal homicide. And if you watch the video, it looks like he drops the taser next to the man's body.

Yeah, he went into panic mode then tried to cover it up and the officer next to him never corrected to story.

 

[BULLDOG]

He is a teaper....hewas thinking he is anoce.tje.law and starting a race war. I bet this is not the first Negro he has killed in cold blood. Fucking racist teapers are destrpying America. They justify pedophiles and murderers

Racist commie libtards are the ones ruining this country.

God hates you

An assumption, being wrong, makes you look like an ass, ass. God even loves you, unbelievable I know.

God hates teapers. Your ilk pervert his word to justify hate and vitriol. Uou will burn in hell

You are an idiot. You presume to know what God hates but I bet you support gay marriage. Stfu ass.

Of course, you are an expert on what God hates. Most RWNJs think they are.

 

[Skylar]

Finally, an armed and dangerous official thug is indicted for killing an unarmed black.

Ex-cop Michael Slager indicted in slaying of Walter Scott in South Carolina
Ex-cop Michael Slager indicted in slaying of Walter Scott in South Carolina - CBS News


NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. - A white former North Charleston police officer has been indicted on a murder charge in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man who was running away from the officer.

The April 4 shooting was captured on video by a bystander and showed officer Michael Slager firing eight times at 50-year-old Walter Scott. The shooting rekindled the ongoing national debate about the treatment of black suspects at the hands of white officers.

Slager was charged almost immediately after the video surfaced. Prosecutor Scarlett Wilson announced the indictment Monday.

Wilson said earlier the death penalty does not seem to apply because there were no aggravating circumstances such as robbery or kidnapping as required under South Carolina law.

The 33-year-old Slager faces 30 years to life in prison if convicted.

You really have to wonder what the hell he was thinking when he gunned that guy down.

He was probably thinking about how its all Obamas fault his first instinct was to shoot an unarmed old black dude

My guess? His brain went into panic and he lost the fight for the arrest. Lost his cool. Made a criminal decision. Maybe. He was shot w his taser that Scott had. Still a bad shoot imo.

You, however, have never done a dangerous thing in your life. So you wouldnt know the feeling of stress during a conflict.

Have you read his police report? Compare it to the video. There was WAY more than an 'in the moment' decision. He lied his ass off to cover up a criminal homicide. And if you watch the video, it looks like he drops the taser next to the man's body.

Yeah, he went into panic mode then tried to cover it up and the officer next to him never corrected to story.

If the suspect were running toward him, I could see some plausible sense of danger. But running away? That's a guy whose 'kill it' threshold is way to hair trigger to ever be a cop.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

You really have to wonder what the hell he was thinking when he gunned that guy down.

He was probably thinking about how its all Obamas fault his first instinct was to shoot an unarmed old black dude

My guess? His brain went into panic and he lost the fight for the arrest. Lost his cool. Made a criminal decision. Maybe. He was shot w his taser that Scott had. Still a bad shoot imo.

You, however, have never done a dangerous thing in your life. So you wouldnt know the feeling of stress during a conflict.

Have you read his police report? Compare it to the video. There was WAY more than an 'in the moment' decision. He lied his ass off to cover up a criminal homicide. And if you watch the video, it looks like he drops the taser next to the man's body.

Yeah, he went into panic mode then tried to cover it up and the officer next to him never corrected to story.

If the suspect were running toward him, I could see some plausible sense of danger. But running away? That's a guy whose 'kill it' threshold is way to hair trigger to ever be a cop.

The guy had been a cop for a long time. That's what makes this one not as clear as it looks. If he was trigger happy that probably would have manifested itself a long time ago.
It's also just as easy to speculate that he thought the culprit was running off with his taser that he had just used on the cop suggesting the culprit is capable and willing to use it on someone else, making the shooting justifiable. But I admit I don't know.
Unlike cop haters, I'll wait for the evidence.

 

[Dana7360]

Finally, an armed and dangerous official thug is indicted for killing an unarmed black.

Ex-cop Michael Slager indicted in slaying of Walter Scott in South Carolina
Ex-cop Michael Slager indicted in slaying of Walter Scott in South Carolina - CBS News


NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. - A white former North Charleston police officer has been indicted on a murder charge in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man who was running away from the officer.

The April 4 shooting was captured on video by a bystander and showed officer Michael Slager firing eight times at 50-year-old Walter Scott. The shooting rekindled the ongoing national debate about the treatment of black suspects at the hands of white officers.

Slager was charged almost immediately after the video surfaced. Prosecutor Scarlett Wilson announced the indictment Monday.

Wilson said earlier the death penalty does not seem to apply because there were no aggravating circumstances such as robbery or kidnapping as required under South Carolina law.

The 33-year-old Slager faces 30 years to life in prison if convicted.

I read that earlier this morning and was very happy to see this murderer might face justice for his crime.

I hope that he's found guilty and put in prison for life without parole.

 

[Skylar]

He was probably thinking about how its all Obamas fault his first instinct was to shoot an unarmed old black dude

My guess? His brain went into panic and he lost the fight for the arrest. Lost his cool. Made a criminal decision. Maybe. He was shot w his taser that Scott had. Still a bad shoot imo.

You, however, have never done a dangerous thing in your life. So you wouldnt know the feeling of stress during a conflict.

Have you read his police report? Compare it to the video. There was WAY more than an 'in the moment' decision. He lied his ass off to cover up a criminal homicide. And if you watch the video, it looks like he drops the taser next to the man's body.

Yeah, he went into panic mode then tried to cover it up and the officer next to him never corrected to story.

If the suspect were running toward him, I could see some plausible sense of danger. But running away? That's a guy whose 'kill it' threshold is way to hair trigger to ever be a cop.

The guy had been a cop for a long time. That's what makes this one not as clear as it looks. If he was trigger happy that probably would have manifested itself a long time ago.

Dunno. This cop seemed more than willing to falsify police reports. Uses of excessive force in the past could very well been covered up in the same manner.

I mean honestly, if there wasn't a video......his police report would have stood unquestioned. And it was complete horseshit.

Unlike cop haters, I'll wait for the evidence.

The video is some pretty compelling evidence. As is the naked contradictions in the police report. Pretty much the only detail he got right was the suspects name.

I'm open to the idea of additional evidence. But I'm not going to ignore what we already have. Neither did the grand jury.

 

[ClosedCaption]

Only 1 cop did the shooting but the other cop was in on it too

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Finally, an armed and dangerous official thug is indicted for killing an unarmed black.

Ex-cop Michael Slager indicted in slaying of Walter Scott in South Carolina
Ex-cop Michael Slager indicted in slaying of Walter Scott in South Carolina - CBS News


NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. - A white former North Charleston police officer has been indicted on a murder charge in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man who was running away from the officer.

The April 4 shooting was captured on video by a bystander and showed officer Michael Slager firing eight times at 50-year-old Walter Scott. The shooting rekindled the ongoing national debate about the treatment of black suspects at the hands of white officers.

Slager was charged almost immediately after the video surfaced. Prosecutor Scarlett Wilson announced the indictment Monday.

Wilson said earlier the death penalty does not seem to apply because there were no aggravating circumstances such as robbery or kidnapping as required under South Carolina law.

The 33-year-old Slager faces 30 years to life in prison if convicted.

I read that earlier this morning and was very happy to see this murderer might face justice for his crime.

I hope that he's found guilty and put in prison for life without parole.

What if he's not guilty?

 

[Skylar]

I still can't figure out where lefty agenda-ites get all of this evidence that no one else is privy to. So much so that they can convict anyone they wish on a whim.
I hope it turns out to be another overcharge and that he is acquitted due to that error. Just to piss off you Ox Bow idiot lefty sheeple bigots.

This isn't a court of law. Our opinions don't need the 'beyond a reasonable doubt' standard, as they carry no criminal penalty. I use the 'proponderance' standard personally when assessing a situation. And as far as a grand jury is concerned, they don't use a 'beyond a reasonable doubt' standard either when determine if charges will be filed

I'll take that as your admission of mob rule endorsement.

If our personal opinions carried the weight of criminal penalty, perhaps. But they don't. So there's no 'rule' in your 'mob rule' scenario. Just a bunch of non-authoritative opinions.

 

[Derideo_Te]

He was probably thinking about how its all Obamas fault his first instinct was to shoot an unarmed old black dude

My guess? His brain went into panic and he lost the fight for the arrest. Lost his cool. Made a criminal decision. Maybe. He was shot w his taser that Scott had. Still a bad shoot imo.

You, however, have never done a dangerous thing in your life. So you wouldnt know the feeling of stress during a conflict.

Have you read his police report? Compare it to the video. There was WAY more than an 'in the moment' decision. He lied his ass off to cover up a criminal homicide. And if you watch the video, it looks like he drops the taser next to the man's body.

Yeah, he went into panic mode then tried to cover it up and the officer next to him never corrected to story.

If the suspect were running toward him, I could see some plausible sense of danger. But running away? That's a guy whose 'kill it' threshold is way to hair trigger to ever be a cop.

The guy had been a cop for a long time. That's what makes this one not as clear as it looks. If he was trigger happy that probably would have manifested itself a long time ago.
It's also just as easy to speculate that he thought the culprit was running off with his taser that he had just used on the cop suggesting the culprit is capable and willing to use it on someone else, making the shooting justifiable. But I admit I don't know.
Unlike cop haters, I'll wait for the evidence.

I am sure his record of officer involved shootings will be reviewed by both the prosecution and the defense teams and brought up either as mitigation or evidence.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

My guess? His brain went into panic and he lost the fight for the arrest. Lost his cool. Made a criminal decision. Maybe. He was shot w his taser that Scott had. Still a bad shoot imo.

You, however, have never done a dangerous thing in your life. So you wouldnt know the feeling of stress during a conflict.

Have you read his police report? Compare it to the video. There was WAY more than an 'in the moment' decision. He lied his ass off to cover up a criminal homicide. And if you watch the video, it looks like he drops the taser next to the man's body.

Yeah, he went into panic mode then tried to cover it up and the officer next to him never corrected to story.

If the suspect were running toward him, I could see some plausible sense of danger. But running away? That's a guy whose 'kill it' threshold is way to hair trigger to ever be a cop.

The guy had been a cop for a long time. That's what makes this one not as clear as it looks. If he was trigger happy that probably would have manifested itself a long time ago.

Dunno. This cop seemed more than willing to falsify police reports. Uses of excessive force in the past could very well been covered up in the same manner.

I mean honestly, if there wasn't a video......his police report would have stood unquestioned. And it was complete horseshit.

Unlike cop haters, I'll wait for the evidence.

The video is some pretty compelling evidence. As is the naked contradictions in the police report. Pretty much the only detail he got right was the suspects name.

I'm open to the idea of additional evidence. But I'm not going to ignore what we already have. Neither did the grand jury.

We don't know any of that. The Eric Garner video was compelling, too, but it turned out to not be what it appeared. I'll wait for evidence.

 

[Derideo_Te]

Finally, an armed and dangerous official thug is indicted for killing an unarmed black.

Ex-cop Michael Slager indicted in slaying of Walter Scott in South Carolina
Ex-cop Michael Slager indicted in slaying of Walter Scott in South Carolina - CBS News


NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. - A white former North Charleston police officer has been indicted on a murder charge in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man who was running away from the officer.

The April 4 shooting was captured on video by a bystander and showed officer Michael Slager firing eight times at 50-year-old Walter Scott. The shooting rekindled the ongoing national debate about the treatment of black suspects at the hands of white officers.

Slager was charged almost immediately after the video surfaced. Prosecutor Scarlett Wilson announced the indictment Monday.

Wilson said earlier the death penalty does not seem to apply because there were no aggravating circumstances such as robbery or kidnapping as required under South Carolina law.

The 33-year-old Slager faces 30 years to life in prison if convicted.

I read that earlier this morning and was very happy to see this murderer might face justice for his crime.

I hope that he's found guilty and put in prison for life without parole.

What if he's not guilty?

Shooting an unarmed fleeing person in the back is not an acceptable use of deadly force.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

I still can't figure out where lefty agenda-ites get all of this evidence that no one else is privy to. So much so that they can convict anyone they wish on a whim.
I hope it turns out to be another overcharge and that he is acquitted due to that error. Just to piss off you Ox Bow idiot lefty sheeple bigots.

This isn't a court of law. Our opinions don't need the 'beyond a reasonable doubt' standard, as they carry no criminal penalty. I use the 'proponderance' standard personally when assessing a situation. And as far as a grand jury is concerned, they don't use a 'beyond a reasonable doubt' standard either when determine if charges will be filed

I'll take that as your admission of mob rule endorsement.

If our personal opinions carried the weight of criminal penalty, perhaps. But they don't. So there's no 'rule' in your 'mob rule' scenario. Just a bunch of non-authoritative opinions.

You have the shoe on the wrong foot.
It's the non-authoritative opinions that I'm arguing against. I'm insisting I don't know and I want to wait for evidence in trial and many others here are ready to convict now.