Chicago Cop Indicted For 1st Degree Murder......

It wouldn't be such a bad thing if later this shooting is justified. I am just concerned about the number of shots that were fired after the suspect went down and was no longer a threat. Below is a Dash cam video of a Seattle Police Officer shooting a knife wielding suspect. Notice how the suspect rushes hard at the Officer. The Officer retreats just to draw his weapon and get some distance and fires THREE fatal shots. To me this is a text book shooting. Skip the beginning if you want and just go to 1.20 about the time the altercation begins.

Jim

https://youtu.be/6g3oPgJYeDU Originally Posted by Mr MojoRisin

i was going to point out that last night. military are trained to fire in short controlled bursts, police training sometimes refer to it as "tac-tac" .. where you shoot two to three quick but controlled shots then reassess before firing again.

so while i've changed my opinion on the use of force given what's coming out now, he did seem to forget the training police typically get in the heat of the moment and fire too many rounds. they'll try to use that against him at trial.

i was going to point out that last night. military are trained to fire in short controlled bursts, police training sometimes refer to it as "tac-tac" .. where you shoot two to three quick but controlled shots then reassess before firing again.

so while i've changed my opinion on the use of force given what's coming out now, he did seem to forget the training police typically get in the heat of the moment and fire too many rounds. they'll try to use that against him at trial. Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid

That's right. That's been my point all along, the fact the officer continued to fire shots after the threat was gone. That's going to be his down fall which is unfortunate because it really was a justifiable shooting initially.


Jim

That's right. That's been my point all along, the fact the officer continued to fire shots after the threat was gone. That's going to be his down fall which is unfortunate because it really was a justifiable shooting initially.


Jim Originally Posted by Mr MojoRisin

Glad this one wasn't a fake.

Glad this one wasn't a fake. Originally Posted by i'va biggen

You can bet I know the difference.


Jim

You can bet I know the difference.


Jim Originally Posted by Mr MojoRisin

Ever changed your mind on the other one?

WTF's "world" is always simple. In fact it is real simple. Like 1 + 2 = 2.

He enjoys watching himself talk! He also apparently snoops in my closets. Originally Posted by LexusLover

You better lock your underwear drawer from now on if you don't want him " sniffing around " there !

Hey, maybe with the way Laquan was acting, he could have been playing "Ghetto Lottery". One loser, but a whole bunch of winners.

Ever changed your mind on the other one? Originally Posted by i'va biggen

Which other one are you referring to?

Jim

it will be interesting to see how the "dindu nuffin" tribe will spin the fact that this kid was high on {forbidden topic}. it's the reason all this happened in the first place. it's also a reason why even tasers might not have been effective had they been available because it's known that people on {forbidden topic} are able in many cases to resist and/or shrug off the effects of tasers.

here's something that you can bank on. regardless of the verdict, there will be riots in Chicago and probably elsewhere. if the officer is acquitted the "dindu nuffin" tribe will go ballistic and make Watts look like a neighborhood bbq. if he's convicted, the "dindu nuffin" tribe will use the guise of "progress" and peaceful demonstration to loot the Food King and WallyWorld.

So you think this is just a media stunt, WaKKKo, to appease the African American community?

Or is this just about your sense of brotherly love?

So you think this is just a media stunt, WaKKKo, to appease the African American community?

Or is this just about your sense of brotherly love? Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

no shitstain. it's most definitely not a media stunt. but the film at 11 will be.

Took a year to get the dash cam video away from the police, think it was a cover up?

Took a year to get the dash cam video away from the police, think it was a cover up? Originally Posted by i'va biggen

no. not even the so-called erased Burger King security cam video is a cover up. what did it show? another dindu nuffin running amok in the streets high on {forbidden subject}.



he's pretty creepy isn't he? you should know, creep.

no. not even the so-called erased Burger King security cam video is a cover up. what did it show? another dindu nuffin running amok in the streets high on {forbidden subject}.

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he's pretty creepy isn't he? you should know, creep. Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid

Good place for you to hang out whackoff, you fit right in. I was speaking about police video that had no sound, and they couldn't explain why, fucking jerk. Are all you wingers stump dumb. or just like making an ass of yourself?

it will be interesting to see how the "dindu nuffin" tribe will spin the fact that this kid was high on {forbidden topic}. it's the reason all this happened in the first place. it's also a reason why even tasers might not have been effective had they been available because it's known that people on {forbidden topic} are able in many cases to resist and/or shrug off the effects of tasers.

here's something that you can bank on. regardless of the verdict, there will be riots in Chicago and probably elsewhere. if the officer is acquitted the "dindu nuffin" tribe will go ballistic and make Watts look like a neighborhood bbq. if he's convicted, the "dindu nuffin" tribe will use the guise of "progress" and peaceful demonstration to loot the Food King and WallyWorld.

Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid

You're probably right. I see this happening, cops will stop patrolling the black neighborhoods, and they will take their merry time getting to a pressing call in a black neighborhood. They don't want to be a news story. It's really a shame because residence in the black community are just as entitled to police protection as anyone else. I'll tell ya this when cops aren't getting public support they shut it down, they stop working.

Jim