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Eggzactly. Then he pulled the trigger without giving that 20year old man a moment's thought. Only it wasn't a 20year old man with a gun was it? Maybe think first then pull the trigger?Yeah but the cops reached first right? Gun was in hand ready to shoot no? Yeah I call BS. That cop pissed his pants and pulled the trigger at the ___er.Well they could've asked him before killing him no?Toys don't fire live rounds first of all. Second of all, even if it was a toy, the police had no way of knowing that when he reached for it.
I am sure they would have if he didn't reach for the gun first.
So you get a call for a 20-tear old man waving a pistol around and pointing at people in a public park. Make sure you leave your gun at home tho. Lol. Get real. Of course he went in hand on his own gun. You would have to be a moron not to.
They are showing you their gun. You don't know why they are doing that. For christ sakes kill them fast before they kill you!How many family members have you killed? How many friends? Or are you one of those guys who have only seen guns on TV?I reach for my guns all the time never asked to be shot. But I guess if you consider cops a dangerous animal that has to be treated as a potential killer, yeah you've got a point. We should all put our hands up and bend over in fealty every time a cop walks by lest he get scared and kill us.Makes no difference how powerful it is. I was shot with a .22 once and the bullet literally bounced off of me. Took a nice nip of flesh, left a nice bruise. But police found the slug laying on the pavement. Yet if I didn't have a permit, carrying a .22 would be a felony. Oh, and slingshots are deadly too.
It also doesn't matter if the gun was a complete replica that didn't fire any rounds at all. Police had no way of knowing. You reach for what certainly appears to be a possible deadly weapon, you are asking to get shot.
Cop or no cop, you reach for a gun in front of me, for no good reason, I will shoot you before you shoot me. Believe it.
Why would I kill friends and family members, in order to show my proficiency with firearms?
No it was a toy. And no they rolled up shooting.. they got there and as soon as that cop could he killed that boy. Would be good to see the video in real time vs. time compressed.No difference in this case either. The cops rolled up shooting.The WalMart shooting was totally unjustified and the cop should have been indicted in that case.
No they didn't. They rolled up, the kid walked over to them and reached for a gun.
The full video is out there. About 6 mins long. I saw it a few days ago, don't have a link handy though.
Toy or no toy, makes no difference since they had no way of knowing. No they did not roll up shooting. They rolled up, the kid stood up, walked over to them, and reached for the gun.
In the video I saw, the kid was already up, the car barreled up to the gazebo, close to the boy and he fell after a second.
When a cop drives up to a park I always walk up to them. Who knew that was a violent act?You know, I guess it's plausible to see it like that. Since the car was off screen until the last second, it's hard to know if he saw them and was getting up, or if they just came up on him as he was getting up.
When a cop drives up to a park I always walk up to them. Who knew that was a violent act?You know, I guess it's plausible to see it like that. Since the car was off screen until the last second, it's hard to know if he saw them and was getting up, or if they just came up on him as he was getting up.
You know, I guess it's plausible to see it like that. Since the car was off screen until the last second, it's hard to know if he saw them and was getting up, or if they just came up on him as he was getting up.
When a cop drives up to a park I always walk up to them. Who knew that was a violent act?You know, I guess it's plausible to see it like that. Since the car was off screen until the last second, it's hard to know if he saw them and was getting up, or if they just came up on him as he was getting up.
When a cop drives up to a park I always walk up to them. Who knew that was a violent act?You know, I guess it's plausible to see it like that. Since the car was off screen until the last second, it's hard to know if he saw them and was getting up, or if they just came up on him as he was getting up.
Be sure to tell us how the guy who fired through the door fared in our prejudiced judicial system that was set up to protect white "****** hunters".When a cop drives up to a park I always walk up to them. Who knew that was a violent act?You know, I guess it's plausible to see it like that. Since the car was off screen until the last second, it's hard to know if he saw them and was getting up, or if they just came up on him as he was getting up.
Thats not fair man this 12 year old was clearly a threat and even tho he got shot immediately trust me the car pulled up, the cop got out and drew his weapon and shot before the kid could produce the weapon. I encourage all cops to be so fearful of black 6th graders that they shoot first within seconds. You never know
Again, of course the cop said he was scared thats the defense to justify a shooting. its like that case where a black girl was knocking on this guys door at 3am. He was soo scared of this black girl (remember blacks are extremely aggressive and strong) and he shot her thru the door. Said he was scared..
Be sure to tell us how the guy who fired through the door fared in our prejudiced judicial system that was set up to protect white "****** hunters".When a cop drives up to a park I always walk up to them. Who knew that was a violent act?You know, I guess it's plausible to see it like that. Since the car was off screen until the last second, it's hard to know if he saw them and was getting up, or if they just came up on him as he was getting up.
Thats not fair man this 12 year old was clearly a threat and even tho he got shot immediately trust me the car pulled up, the cop got out and drew his weapon and shot before the kid could produce the weapon. I encourage all cops to be so fearful of black 6th graders that they shoot first within seconds. You never know
Again, of course the cop said he was scared thats the defense to justify a shooting. its like that case where a black girl was knocking on this guys door at 3am. He was soo scared of this black girl (remember blacks are extremely aggressive and strong) and he shot her thru the door. Said he was scared..
And it also does not show what the kid did when the cops rolled up. It is to damn grainy and far away. That is why I stayed earlier that we just don't know. There isn't enough info. That is the point of the investigation. Hopefully it pulls enough information up to convict or exonerate the cops.Video Cop shot boy seconds after encountering him - Yahoo News
Heres the video...kid was shot within a second or two of the cops pulling up.
^^^ Didn't watch the video.It wasn't a toy gun, it was a pellet gun. You go around pointing a gun at people, don't be surprised if someone shoots you.
First resort, last resort? Was the cop supposed to wait until the kid actually shot him first?
No it was a toy. And no they rolled up shooting.. they got there and as soon as that cop could he killed that boy. Would be good to see the video in real time vs. time compressed.No difference in this case either. The cops rolled up shooting.
No they didn't. They rolled up, the kid walked over to them and reached for a gun.
The full video is out there. About 6 mins long. I saw it a few days ago, don't have a link handy though.
Toy or no toy, makes no difference since they had no way of knowing. No they did not roll up shooting. They rolled up, the kid stood up, walked over to them, and reached for the gun.
In the video I saw, the kid was already up, the car barreled up to the gazebo, close to the boy and he fell after a second.
He saw them coming, got up, hand across his torso and walked toward them as they came to a stop.
^^^ Didn't watch the video.It wasn't a toy gun, it was a pellet gun. You go around pointing a gun at people, don't be surprised if someone shoots you.
First resort, last resort? Was the cop supposed to wait until the kid actually shot him first?
No it was a toy. And no they rolled up shooting.. they got there and as soon as that cop could he killed that boy. Would be good to see the video in real time vs. time compressed.No they didn't. They rolled up, the kid walked over to them and reached for a gun.
The full video is out there. About 6 mins long. I saw it a few days ago, don't have a link handy though.
Toy or no toy, makes no difference since they had no way of knowing. No they did not roll up shooting. They rolled up, the kid stood up, walked over to them, and reached for the gun.
In the video I saw, the kid was already up, the car barreled up to the gazebo, close to the boy and he fell after a second.
He saw them coming, got up, hand across his torso and walked toward them as they came to a stop.
Which does raise an interesting question? Why did the police roll up in that manner? If they were concerned about an armed suspect that was the WORST way to approach him. If he was armed and faster he could have taken them out before they got out of the car.
That does male me wonder. ..
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Of course it is. Then your response whenever it is a white guy shooting a black guy that they are racist ass holes out to kill themselves a ******.Be sure to tell us how the guy who fired through the door fared in our prejudiced judicial system that was set up to protect white "****** hunters".When a cop drives up to a park I always walk up to them. Who knew that was a violent act?You know, I guess it's plausible to see it like that. Since the car was off screen until the last second, it's hard to know if he saw them and was getting up, or if they just came up on him as he was getting up.
Thats not fair man this 12 year old was clearly a threat and even tho he got shot immediately trust me the car pulled up, the cop got out and drew his weapon and shot before the kid could produce the weapon. I encourage all cops to be so fearful of black 6th graders that they shoot first within seconds. You never know
Again, of course the cop said he was scared thats the defense to justify a shooting. its like that case where a black girl was knocking on this guys door at 3am. He was soo scared of this black girl (remember blacks are extremely aggressive and strong) and he shot her thru the door. Said he was scared..
Thats funny because he was found guilty but he changed his story and no one believed he was scared. The point is that he too said he was scared.....Thats the standard response when you shoot someone
Cops are allowed to be scared, the law is on their side.Be sure to tell us how the guy who fired through the door fared in our prejudiced judicial system that was set up to protect white "****** hunters".When a cop drives up to a park I always walk up to them. Who knew that was a violent act?You know, I guess it's plausible to see it like that. Since the car was off screen until the last second, it's hard to know if he saw them and was getting up, or if they just came up on him as he was getting up.
Thats not fair man this 12 year old was clearly a threat and even tho he got shot immediately trust me the car pulled up, the cop got out and drew his weapon and shot before the kid could produce the weapon. I encourage all cops to be so fearful of black 6th graders that they shoot first within seconds. You never know
Again, of course the cop said he was scared thats the defense to justify a shooting. its like that case where a black girl was knocking on this guys door at 3am. He was soo scared of this black girl (remember blacks are extremely aggressive and strong) and he shot her thru the door. Said he was scared..
Thats funny because he was found guilty but he changed his story and no one believed he was scared. The point is that he too said he was scared.....Thats the standard response when you shoot someone
Makes no difference how old he was, just like it makes no difference that it was a pellet gun. The cop did think. He thought he was in danger with a person approaching and reaching for a pistol. /QUOTE]
It has now become "reasonable" that 12 year old kids are cop killers? Is that your story?
And you know what, if the 911 dispatcher had bothered to tell the cops that the person phoning in this possible threat THOUGHT the gun was fake, that would have helped.
Just like the person that called in the possible shooter in Walmart COULD of SHOULD of told the dispatcher that HE thought the gun was fake.
Wonder if the people making these 911 calls sleep well at night?
