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City Paper Photo Editor J.M. Giordano was tackled and beaten by Baltimore City police outside of Western District headquarters last night while covering protests over the death of Freddie Gray in police custody.
In a video shot by City Paper Managing Editor Baynard Woods you can see Giordano, wearing a green jacket, and a protester, both of whom had just been knocked to the ground by police, being beaten as Woods yells, "He's a photographer! He's press!"
Giordano says he was standing next to the protester in the video, facing the police line, at about 12:30 when someone threw a rock which hit a police officer’s shield.
“They mobilized,” he says. The police line moved forward and Giordano did not move fast enough for them. “I always move at the last second,” he says. Five or six police officers in riot gear hit Giordano and the other protester with their shields, knocking them to the ground.
“They just swarmed over me,” he says. “I got hit. My head hit the ground. They were hitting me, then someone pulled me out.”
“I kept shooting it,” he says. “As soon as I got up I started taking pictures.” He says the guy who was next to him (who did not throw anything, he is sure) got arrested and was loaded into a van. Joe was not. He thinks it is because police recognized him as a local reporter and figured arresting him would cause a backlash.
“They [police] tried to block me from shooting.”
He says Reuters photographer Sait Serkan Gurbuz, who was standing nearby, did get arrested and taken away in the police van, and was later released and cited for disorderly conduct.
City Paper photo editor J.M. Giordano beaten by police at Freddie Gray protest - citypaper.com
City Paper Photo Editor J.M. Giordano was tackled and beaten by Baltimore City police outside of Western District headquarters last night while covering protests over the death of Freddie Gray in police custody.
In a video shot by City Paper Managing Editor Baynard Woods you can see Giordano, wearing a green jacket, and a protester, both of whom had just been knocked to the ground by police, being beaten as Woods yells, "He's a photographer! He's press!"
Giordano says he was standing next to the protester in the video, facing the police line, at about 12:30 when someone threw a rock which hit a police officer’s shield.
“They mobilized,” he says. The police line moved forward and Giordano did not move fast enough for them. “I always move at the last second,” he says. Five or six police officers in riot gear hit Giordano and the other protester with their shields, knocking them to the ground.
“They just swarmed over me,” he says. “I got hit. My head hit the ground. They were hitting me, then someone pulled me out.”
“I kept shooting it,” he says. “As soon as I got up I started taking pictures.” He says the guy who was next to him (who did not throw anything, he is sure) got arrested and was loaded into a van. Joe was not. He thinks it is because police recognized him as a local reporter and figured arresting him would cause a backlash.
“They [police] tried to block me from shooting.”
He says Reuters photographer Sait Serkan Gurbuz, who was standing nearby, did get arrested and taken away in the police van, and was later released and cited for disorderly conduct.
I decided it was fruitless for me to wait for Publius to post about this, so I went ahead and posted it myself.
You are a good subservient white boi...City Paper photo editor J.M. Giordano beaten by police at Freddie Gray protest - citypaper.com
City Paper Photo Editor J.M. Giordano was tackled and beaten by Baltimore City police outside of Western District headquarters last night while covering protests over the death of Freddie Gray in police custody.
In a video shot by City Paper Managing Editor Baynard Woods you can see Giordano, wearing a green jacket, and a protester, both of whom had just been knocked to the ground by police, being beaten as Woods yells, "He's a photographer! He's press!"
Giordano says he was standing next to the protester in the video, facing the police line, at about 12:30 when someone threw a rock which hit a police officer’s shield.
“They mobilized,” he says. The police line moved forward and Giordano did not move fast enough for them. “I always move at the last second,” he says. Five or six police officers in riot gear hit Giordano and the other protester with their shields, knocking them to the ground.
“They just swarmed over me,” he says. “I got hit. My head hit the ground. They were hitting me, then someone pulled me out.”
“I kept shooting it,” he says. “As soon as I got up I started taking pictures.” He says the guy who was next to him (who did not throw anything, he is sure) got arrested and was loaded into a van. Joe was not. He thinks it is because police recognized him as a local reporter and figured arresting him would cause a backlash.
“They [police] tried to block me from shooting.”
He says Reuters photographer Sait Serkan Gurbuz, who was standing nearby, did get arrested and taken away in the police van, and was later released and cited for disorderly conduct.
I decided it was fruitless for me to wait for Publius to post about this, so I went ahead and posted it myself.
The video is already posted in the op here The Obligatory Feral Blacks Run Rampant Through Baltimore Thread US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
Why would the video of a white photographer being beaten by police officers be posted under the title of "feral blacks run rampant through baltimore"? That seems counterintuitive in light of the fact that this video shows cops running rampant on a non-feral white man.The video is already posted in the op here The Obligatory Feral Blacks Run Rampant Through Baltimore Thread US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
Why would the video of a white photographer being beaten by police officers be posted under the title of "feral blacks run rampant through baltimore."The video is already posted in the op here The Obligatory Feral Blacks Run Rampant Through Baltimore Thread US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
City Paper photo editor J.M. Giordano beaten by police at Freddie Gray protest - citypaper.com
City Paper Photo Editor J.M. Giordano was tackled and beaten by Baltimore City police outside of Western District headquarters last night while covering protests over the death of Freddie Gray in police custody.
In a video shot by City Paper Managing Editor Baynard Woods you can see Giordano, wearing a green jacket, and a protester, both of whom had just been knocked to the ground by police, being beaten as Woods yells, "He's a photographer! He's press!"
Giordano says he was standing next to the protester in the video, facing the police line, at about 12:30 when someone threw a rock which hit a police officer’s shield.
“They mobilized,” he says. The police line moved forward and Giordano did not move fast enough for them. “I always move at the last second,” he says. Five or six police officers in riot gear hit Giordano and the other protester with their shields, knocking them to the ground.
“They just swarmed over me,” he says. “I got hit. My head hit the ground. They were hitting me, then someone pulled me out.”
“I kept shooting it,” he says. “As soon as I got up I started taking pictures.” He says the guy who was next to him (who did not throw anything, he is sure) got arrested and was loaded into a van. Joe was not. He thinks it is because police recognized him as a local reporter and figured arresting him would cause a backlash.
“They [police] tried to block me from shooting.”
He says Reuters photographer Sait Serkan Gurbuz, who was standing nearby, did get arrested and taken away in the police van, and was later released and cited for disorderly conduct.
I decided it was fruitless for me to wait for Publius to post about this, so I went ahead and posted it myself.
The video is already posted in the op here The Obligatory Feral Blacks Run Rampant Through Baltimore Thread US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
Why would the video of a white photographer being beaten by police officers be posted under the title of "feral blacks run rampant through baltimore."The video is already posted in the op here The Obligatory Feral Blacks Run Rampant Through Baltimore Thread US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
Perhaps because the video demonstrates feral blacks running through Baltimore.
City Paper photo editor J.M. Giordano beaten by police at Freddie Gray protest - citypaper.com
City Paper Photo Editor J.M. Giordano was tackled and beaten by Baltimore City police outside of Western District headquarters last night while covering protests over the death of Freddie Gray in police custody.
In a video shot by City Paper Managing Editor Baynard Woods you can see Giordano, wearing a green jacket, and a protester, both of whom had just been knocked to the ground by police, being beaten as Woods yells, "He's a photographer! He's press!"
Giordano says he was standing next to the protester in the video, facing the police line, at about 12:30 when someone threw a rock which hit a police officer’s shield.
“They mobilized,” he says. The police line moved forward and Giordano did not move fast enough for them. “I always move at the last second,” he says. Five or six police officers in riot gear hit Giordano and the other protester with their shields, knocking them to the ground.
“They just swarmed over me,” he says. “I got hit. My head hit the ground. They were hitting me, then someone pulled me out.”
“I kept shooting it,” he says. “As soon as I got up I started taking pictures.” He says the guy who was next to him (who did not throw anything, he is sure) got arrested and was loaded into a van. Joe was not. He thinks it is because police recognized him as a local reporter and figured arresting him would cause a backlash.
“They [police] tried to block me from shooting.”
He says Reuters photographer Sait Serkan Gurbuz, who was standing nearby, did get arrested and taken away in the police van, and was later released and cited for disorderly conduct.
I decided it was fruitless for me to wait for Publius to post about this, so I went ahead and posted it myself.
The video is already posted in the op here The Obligatory Feral Blacks Run Rampant Through Baltimore Thread US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
Yeah, but who wants to comment on a disgusting racist rant
People who have a problem with street protests have no concept of how this country was founded:
Jacobin Reason The Incident on King Street
Your video is broken.
I guess when police don't respect the rest of the Bill of Rights, we can't be surprised that they have no regard for the freedom of the press. Those pigs belong in Gitmo.
Anyone who defends police who abuse the press belong there too.
I guess when police don't respect the rest of the Bill of Rights, we can't be surprised that they have no regard for the freedom of the press. Those pigs belong in Gitmo.
Anyone who defends police who abuse the press belong there too.
Wouldn't respecting the Bill of Rights entail innocent until proven guilty? No no no, Bill of Rights for thee but not for me? In the mean time lets burn down a city, loot some convenience stores, and vandalize public/private property while ignoring it all as you speak of the Bill of Rights.
But but but what of the thugs presumption of innocence as he resisted arrest you say? Yeah, saw that coming a mile away.
I guess when police don't respect the rest of the Bill of Rights, we can't be surprised that they have no regard for the freedom of the press. Those pigs belong in Gitmo.
Anyone who defends police who abuse the press belong there too.
Wouldn't respecting the Bill of Rights entail innocent until proven guilty? No no no, Bill of Rights for thee but not for me? In the mean time lets burn down a city, loot some convenience stores, and vandalize public/private property while ignoring it all as you speak of the Bill of Rights.
But but but what of the thugs presumption of innocence as he resisted arrest you say? Yeah, saw that coming a mile away.
Members of the press performing their press function need not submit to arrest. Because it is always illegal to arrest members of the press performing a press function. Police on the other hand have no special rights under the constitution.
' Five or six police officers in riot gear hit Giordano and the other protester with their shields, knocking them to the ground.
“They just swarmed over me,” he says. “I got hit. My head hit the ground. They were hitting me, then someone pulled me out.” '
Baltimore photo editor reportedly beaten by police at Freddie Gray protests - Chicago Tribune
Wouldn't respecting the Bill of Rights entail innocent until proven guilty?.
