cnelsen
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The chief of police in Minneapolis--some dame--has come out firmly on the question of whether the unarmed woman who had called police to report what sounded like a sexual assault occurring nearby and then was shot by the cop in the passenger seat of the cruiser that responded as she leaned through the window talking to the police officer in the driver's seat should have been shot. She answered "no", which is, in fact, the right answer.
Not only that, but she correctly stated that the actions of the black cop who shot the unarmed white woman in her bathrobe went "against who (they) are as a department". Her answer gets a triple word score because not only was it correct, she correctly answered the fundamental question at the core of all our matriarchy's most vexatious issues: Who are we not? In Minneapolis, the black cops action's are not who they are as a police department. Her ability to marry the gritty realities of policing with the philosophical underpinnings of our civilization is being credited tonight with being the reason enraged local youths aren't at the mall right now looting Target, breaking windows, and chanting no justice, no peace.
State investigators continue to probe Ms. Damond’s death. Both Ms. (Mayor) Hodges and (Police) Chief Harteau have said (that woman from Australia) should not have been shot. “Justine didn’t have to die,” Chief Harteau said on Thursday, citing information released by state officials investigating the case. “I believe the actions in question go against who we are as a department, how we train and the expectations we have for our officers.”
Despite demonstrating her mastery of police science, the mayor of once-beautiful Minneapolis--another dame--canned her.
What I'm curious about is what race the policeman was who was in the driver's seat.
Not only that, but she correctly stated that the actions of the black cop who shot the unarmed white woman in her bathrobe went "against who (they) are as a department". Her answer gets a triple word score because not only was it correct, she correctly answered the fundamental question at the core of all our matriarchy's most vexatious issues: Who are we not? In Minneapolis, the black cops action's are not who they are as a police department. Her ability to marry the gritty realities of policing with the philosophical underpinnings of our civilization is being credited tonight with being the reason enraged local youths aren't at the mall right now looting Target, breaking windows, and chanting no justice, no peace.
State investigators continue to probe Ms. Damond’s death. Both Ms. (Mayor) Hodges and (Police) Chief Harteau have said (that woman from Australia) should not have been shot. “Justine didn’t have to die,” Chief Harteau said on Thursday, citing information released by state officials investigating the case. “I believe the actions in question go against who we are as a department, how we train and the expectations we have for our officers.”
What I'm curious about is what race the policeman was who was in the driver's seat.