cop says Taylor/Floyd/etc --nothing to do with race

[pknopp]

Nothing to do with race........

Four months after four San Jose police officers were caught posting offensive comments on a private Facebook page, the Santa Clara County district attorney has announced he will seek to dismiss more than a dozen cases in which the officers’ testimony was pivotal to a conviction.



In June, posts made in a law enforcement group on social media were leaked by an anonymous source claiming to be the spouse of a Bay Area officer.

The whistleblower essay, published on the website Medium, included screenshots of posts in which multiple current and former officers at the San Jose Police Department used comments or images derogatory toward women, Muslims and people of color.

After police social media scandal, Santa Clara County D.A. will drop charges in 14 cases

 

[harmonica]

1. they DID knock--hahhaha
2. if whites are shooting at them--the cops would do nothing = big HAHAHAHHAHAHA

The only guy who said they knocked has changed his story several times.
They'd have never raided a white person's house at 12:45 with a faulty warrant to start with.

.
..they never do warrants on whites-????!!!--o, boy, you are out of your mind
..and the coup de grace---here, 2 white women shot and killed police for NO reason......and a white boy, also
Justin Damond
Ruby Ridge

Killing of Justine Damond - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Ruby Ridge - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

The officer was arrested and found guilty for killing Damond. Has the officer that lied to obtain the warrant on Taylor been charged with anything?

wooohooooo
..you have been doing nothing but providing evidence FOR my OP!!!!!
yes----
...ok, this will be a 2 post reply....
...just like my other thread on it, you do not explain or prove race is the cause/etc etc of these incidents ....you are just babbling...you mention stop and frisks!!!!!!!!...which doesn't explain anything--then when I ask for your links/stats on stop and frisk--you give NOTHING!.....you people come NO WHERE close to refuting the OP and explaining the race involvement
...to be continued

 

[harmonica]

1. they DID knock--hahhaha
2. if whites are shooting at them--the cops would do nothing = big HAHAHAHHAHAHA

The only guy who said they knocked has changed his story several times.
They'd have never raided a white person's house at 12:45 with a faulty warrant to start with.

.
..they never do warrants on whites-????!!!--o, boy, you are out of your mind
..and the coup de grace---here, 2 white women shot and killed police for NO reason......and a white boy, also
Justin Damond
Ruby Ridge

Killing of Justine Damond - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Ruby Ridge - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

The officer was arrested and found guilty for killing Damond. Has the officer that lied to obtain the warrant on Taylor been charged with anything?

1. that has nothing to do with the point/OP of how is race involved
--I point out that white and black cops also kill WHITES---doesn't matter if they are charged or not --SO = they don't shoot/etc because of race- plain and simple--and you can't/haven't proved it is
2. YES YES YES!!!!! you are RIGHT!!!!!! -- Damond was NOT:
committing a crime
resisting arrest
SHOOTING at the cops/in the line of fire/etc
hanging around criminals AND in the line of fire
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SO = the cop should go to jail for shooting a TOTALLY innocent WHITE

......the cop that shot Oscar Grant was convicted
.....the cop that shot Walter Scott was convicted
......Chauvin has been charged
...etc
..if the cops shoot for no reason/etc, they usually are charged and convicted

 

[harmonica]

Nothing to do with race........

Four months after four San Jose police officers were caught posting offensive comments on a private Facebook page, the Santa Clara County district attorney has announced he will seek to dismiss more than a dozen cases in which the officers’ testimony was pivotal to a conviction.



In June, posts made in a law enforcement group on social media were leaked by an anonymous source claiming to be the spouse of a Bay Area officer.

The whistleblower essay, published on the website Medium, included screenshots of posts in which multiple current and former officers at the San Jose Police Department used comments or images derogatory toward women, Muslims and people of color.

After police social media scandal, Santa Clara County D.A. will drop charges in 14 cases

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?????????????
what??????!!!!!!!!
....those San Jose cops shot black people???? and got away with it???
----AGAIN---how does that prove Floyd/Taylor/etc were shot-killed because of race???!!!
..the Taylor shooting was in KENTUCKY--not California
..so you get the police kill blacks AND NOT WHITES because of race--from offensive comments??????
AGAIN, you have not proved TAYLOR was killed because of race
..you are no where close

 

[pknopp]

“Everybody knows the police knock,” Mattingly said.

Everyone knows the police knock? What is that? Three quick raps followed by two slow raps followed by a kick at the door? What is the police knock? Or is he saying that when you are black you know when the police are knocking at your door?

He said he begged the mayor's office to release evidence or factual information but was told officials didn’t want to “set precedent” for future cases.

I do have to agree with him here. It's really sad that the mayor didn't want to release all the factual evidence to set a precedent.

He pointed specifically to claims that Taylor was asleep, that officers were at the wrong home or that Taylor didn’t know Jamarcus Glover, Taylor's ex-boyfriend who was a main target in the narcotics investigation the led to the attempted search of Taylor's home, which he said would have been possible to clarify without harming the case.

Why not the fact about the lie to get the warrant in the first place? This wasn't important?



"There's a reason the police were there that night," he said. "And if you're law-abiding citizen, the only contact you'll probably ever have with the police is running into them in Thorntons or if you get a speeding ticket. Other than that, unless you know them, you're not really dealing with the police.


But Taylor being black obviously meant she was guilty of something. ELijah McClain was obviously guilty of something. They had NO evidence she was guilty of anything.

'She didn't deserve to die': Louisville officer involved in Breonna Taylor case speaks out

He prefers the term "criminal profiling," which he described as knowing an area so well that an officer can determine if someone is behaving criminally by her or his demeanor -- a refusal to make eye contact, for example.

Bullshit. Complete and total bullshit. Elijah McClain wouldn't make eye contact because of his anxiety issues. There are many reasons for someone to not make eye contact. It is common for a student to not make eye contact with a teacher because they do not want to be the first chosen to present their report.

Freddie Grey was killed because he made "eye contact" with a police officer and the officer just knew he was guilty of something (even though he wasn't).

Breonna Taylor would be alive if police hadn't given her time to answer the door, officer involved in raid says

 

[pknopp]

Mattingly was even a part of the investigation where the post office stated she was NOT receiving packages. That didn't matter to him he just knew she was.

Jaynes says Mattingly told him Glover was getting packages on Springfield; but two Shively officers, who Mattingly asked to check with the post office, say they told multiple LMPD detectives, not just Mattingly, that Glover wasn’t.

PIU investigators say part of warrant for Breonna Taylor’s apartment was misleading

 

[harmonica]

“Everybody knows the police knock,” Mattingly said.

Everyone knows the police knock? What is that? Three quick raps followed by two slow raps followed by a kick at the door? What is the police knock? Or is he saying that when you are black you know when the police are knocking at your door?

He said he begged the mayor's office to release evidence or factual information but was told officials didn’t want to “set precedent” for future cases.

I do have to agree with him here. It's really sad that the mayor didn't want to release all the factual evidence to set a precedent.

He pointed specifically to claims that Taylor was asleep, that officers were at the wrong home or that Taylor didn’t know Jamarcus Glover, Taylor's ex-boyfriend who was a main target in the narcotics investigation the led to the attempted search of Taylor's home, which he said would have been possible to clarify without harming the case.

Why not the fact about the lie to get the warrant in the first place? This wasn't important?



"There's a reason the police were there that night," he said. "And if you're law-abiding citizen, the only contact you'll probably ever have with the police is running into them in Thorntons or if you get a speeding ticket. Other than that, unless you know them, you're not really dealing with the police.


But Taylor being black obviously meant she was guilty of something. ELijah McClain was obviously guilty of something. They had NO evidence she was guilty of anything.

'She didn't deserve to die': Louisville officer involved in Breonna Taylor case speaks out

He prefers the term "criminal profiling," which he described as knowing an area so well that an officer can determine if someone is behaving criminally by her or his demeanor -- a refusal to make eye contact, for example.

Bullshit. Complete and total bullshit. Elijah McClain wouldn't make eye contact because of his anxiety issues. There are many reasons for someone to not make eye contact. It is common for a student to not make eye contact with a teacher because they do not want to be the first chosen to present their report.

Freddie Grey was killed because he made "eye contact" with a police officer and the officer just knew he was guilty of something (even though he wasn't).

Breonna Taylor would be alive if police hadn't given her time to answer the door, officer involved in raid says

so, they cops thought--''they ain't white, shoot back!!!!'''''
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[harmonica]

“Everybody knows the police knock,” Mattingly said.

Everyone knows the police knock? What is that? Three quick raps followed by two slow raps followed by a kick at the door? What is the police knock? Or is he saying that when you are black you know when the police are knocking at your door?

He said he begged the mayor's office to release evidence or factual information but was told officials didn’t want to “set precedent” for future cases.

I do have to agree with him here. It's really sad that the mayor didn't want to release all the factual evidence to set a precedent.

He pointed specifically to claims that Taylor was asleep, that officers were at the wrong home or that Taylor didn’t know Jamarcus Glover, Taylor's ex-boyfriend who was a main target in the narcotics investigation the led to the attempted search of Taylor's home, which he said would have been possible to clarify without harming the case.

Why not the fact about the lie to get the warrant in the first place? This wasn't important?



"There's a reason the police were there that night," he said. "And if you're law-abiding citizen, the only contact you'll probably ever have with the police is running into them in Thorntons or if you get a speeding ticket. Other than that, unless you know them, you're not really dealing with the police.


But Taylor being black obviously meant she was guilty of something. ELijah McClain was obviously guilty of something. They had NO evidence she was guilty of anything.

'She didn't deserve to die': Louisville officer involved in Breonna Taylor case speaks out

He prefers the term "criminal profiling," which he described as knowing an area so well that an officer can determine if someone is behaving criminally by her or his demeanor -- a refusal to make eye contact, for example.

Bullshit. Complete and total bullshit. Elijah McClain wouldn't make eye contact because of his anxiety issues. There are many reasons for someone to not make eye contact. It is common for a student to not make eye contact with a teacher because they do not want to be the first chosen to present their report.

Freddie Grey was killed because he made "eye contact" with a police officer and the officer just knew he was guilty of something (even though he wasn't).

Breonna Taylor would be alive if police hadn't given her time to answer the door, officer involved in raid says

..so Chavin thought ''I'm going to kill this n^^^^^r''''
!!!!!!!!!!!!!????
hahahhahahahahahhaahahah
..Wilson thought '''he's a BLACKman, I'm going to shoot''''
GAGAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH

 

[pknopp]

“Everybody knows the police knock,” Mattingly said.

Everyone knows the police knock? What is that? Three quick raps followed by two slow raps followed by a kick at the door? What is the police knock? Or is he saying that when you are black you know when the police are knocking at your door?

He said he begged the mayor's office to release evidence or factual information but was told officials didn’t want to “set precedent” for future cases.

I do have to agree with him here. It's really sad that the mayor didn't want to release all the factual evidence to set a precedent.

He pointed specifically to claims that Taylor was asleep, that officers were at the wrong home or that Taylor didn’t know Jamarcus Glover, Taylor's ex-boyfriend who was a main target in the narcotics investigation the led to the attempted search of Taylor's home, which he said would have been possible to clarify without harming the case.

Why not the fact about the lie to get the warrant in the first place? This wasn't important?



"There's a reason the police were there that night," he said. "And if you're law-abiding citizen, the only contact you'll probably ever have with the police is running into them in Thorntons or if you get a speeding ticket. Other than that, unless you know them, you're not really dealing with the police.


But Taylor being black obviously meant she was guilty of something. ELijah McClain was obviously guilty of something. They had NO evidence she was guilty of anything.

'She didn't deserve to die': Louisville officer involved in Breonna Taylor case speaks out

He prefers the term "criminal profiling," which he described as knowing an area so well that an officer can determine if someone is behaving criminally by her or his demeanor -- a refusal to make eye contact, for example.

Bullshit. Complete and total bullshit. Elijah McClain wouldn't make eye contact because of his anxiety issues. There are many reasons for someone to not make eye contact. It is common for a student to not make eye contact with a teacher because they do not want to be the first chosen to present their report.

Freddie Grey was killed because he made "eye contact" with a police officer and the officer just knew he was guilty of something (even though he wasn't).

Breonna Taylor would be alive if police hadn't given her time to answer the door, officer involved in raid says

..so Chavin thought ''I'm going to kill this n^^^^^r''''
!!!!!!!!!!!!!????
hahahhahahahahahhaahahah
..Wilson thought '''he's a BLACKman, I'm going to shoot''''
GAGAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH

He prefers the term "criminal profiling," which he described as knowing an area so well

Yes, that is what he is saying.........they live in a black neighborhood so he just knows they are criminals.

 

[harmonica]

“Everybody knows the police knock,” Mattingly said.

Everyone knows the police knock? What is that? Three quick raps followed by two slow raps followed by a kick at the door? What is the police knock? Or is he saying that when you are black you know when the police are knocking at your door?

He said he begged the mayor's office to release evidence or factual information but was told officials didn’t want to “set precedent” for future cases.

I do have to agree with him here. It's really sad that the mayor didn't want to release all the factual evidence to set a precedent.

He pointed specifically to claims that Taylor was asleep, that officers were at the wrong home or that Taylor didn’t know Jamarcus Glover, Taylor's ex-boyfriend who was a main target in the narcotics investigation the led to the attempted search of Taylor's home, which he said would have been possible to clarify without harming the case.

Why not the fact about the lie to get the warrant in the first place? This wasn't important?



"There's a reason the police were there that night," he said. "And if you're law-abiding citizen, the only contact you'll probably ever have with the police is running into them in Thorntons or if you get a speeding ticket. Other than that, unless you know them, you're not really dealing with the police.


But Taylor being black obviously meant she was guilty of something. ELijah McClain was obviously guilty of something. They had NO evidence she was guilty of anything.

'She didn't deserve to die': Louisville officer involved in Breonna Taylor case speaks out

He prefers the term "criminal profiling," which he described as knowing an area so well that an officer can determine if someone is behaving criminally by her or his demeanor -- a refusal to make eye contact, for example.

Bullshit. Complete and total bullshit. Elijah McClain wouldn't make eye contact because of his anxiety issues. There are many reasons for someone to not make eye contact. It is common for a student to not make eye contact with a teacher because they do not want to be the first chosen to present their report.

Freddie Grey was killed because he made "eye contact" with a police officer and the officer just knew he was guilty of something (even though he wasn't).

Breonna Taylor would be alive if police hadn't given her time to answer the door, officer involved in raid says

..so Chavin thought ''I'm going to kill this n^^^^^r''''
!!!!!!!!!!!!!????
hahahhahahahahahhaahahah
..Wilson thought '''he's a BLACKman, I'm going to shoot''''
GAGAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH

He prefers the term "criminal profiling," which he described as knowing an area so well

Yes, that is what he is saying.........they live in a black neighborhood so he just knows they are criminals.

...so, plain and simple---if they were white and shooting at the cops, the cops would NOT shoot back!!?? answer please

 

[pknopp]

“Everybody knows the police knock,” Mattingly said.

Everyone knows the police knock? What is that? Three quick raps followed by two slow raps followed by a kick at the door? What is the police knock? Or is he saying that when you are black you know when the police are knocking at your door?

He said he begged the mayor's office to release evidence or factual information but was told officials didn’t want to “set precedent” for future cases.

I do have to agree with him here. It's really sad that the mayor didn't want to release all the factual evidence to set a precedent.

He pointed specifically to claims that Taylor was asleep, that officers were at the wrong home or that Taylor didn’t know Jamarcus Glover, Taylor's ex-boyfriend who was a main target in the narcotics investigation the led to the attempted search of Taylor's home, which he said would have been possible to clarify without harming the case.

Why not the fact about the lie to get the warrant in the first place? This wasn't important?



"There's a reason the police were there that night," he said. "And if you're law-abiding citizen, the only contact you'll probably ever have with the police is running into them in Thorntons or if you get a speeding ticket. Other than that, unless you know them, you're not really dealing with the police.


But Taylor being black obviously meant she was guilty of something. ELijah McClain was obviously guilty of something. They had NO evidence she was guilty of anything.

'She didn't deserve to die': Louisville officer involved in Breonna Taylor case speaks out

He prefers the term "criminal profiling," which he described as knowing an area so well that an officer can determine if someone is behaving criminally by her or his demeanor -- a refusal to make eye contact, for example.

Bullshit. Complete and total bullshit. Elijah McClain wouldn't make eye contact because of his anxiety issues. There are many reasons for someone to not make eye contact. It is common for a student to not make eye contact with a teacher because they do not want to be the first chosen to present their report.

Freddie Grey was killed because he made "eye contact" with a police officer and the officer just knew he was guilty of something (even though he wasn't).

Breonna Taylor would be alive if police hadn't given her time to answer the door, officer involved in raid says

..so Chavin thought ''I'm going to kill this n^^^^^r''''
!!!!!!!!!!!!!????
hahahhahahahahahhaahahah
..Wilson thought '''he's a BLACKman, I'm going to shoot''''
GAGAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH

He prefers the term "criminal profiling," which he described as knowing an area so well

Yes, that is what he is saying.........they live in a black neighborhood so he just knows they are criminals.

...so, plain and simple---if they were white and shooting at the cops, the cops would NOT shoot back!!?? answer please

In Aurora Colorado James Holmes threatens his therapist and she is told there is nothing that can be done. He then shoots up a movie theater and calmly gets arrested.

Elijah McClain is peacefully walking home from the store and gets jumped and killed by the police.

 

[harmonica]

“Everybody knows the police knock,” Mattingly said.

Everyone knows the police knock? What is that? Three quick raps followed by two slow raps followed by a kick at the door? What is the police knock? Or is he saying that when you are black you know when the police are knocking at your door?

He said he begged the mayor's office to release evidence or factual information but was told officials didn’t want to “set precedent” for future cases.

I do have to agree with him here. It's really sad that the mayor didn't want to release all the factual evidence to set a precedent.

He pointed specifically to claims that Taylor was asleep, that officers were at the wrong home or that Taylor didn’t know Jamarcus Glover, Taylor's ex-boyfriend who was a main target in the narcotics investigation the led to the attempted search of Taylor's home, which he said would have been possible to clarify without harming the case.

Why not the fact about the lie to get the warrant in the first place? This wasn't important?



"There's a reason the police were there that night," he said. "And if you're law-abiding citizen, the only contact you'll probably ever have with the police is running into them in Thorntons or if you get a speeding ticket. Other than that, unless you know them, you're not really dealing with the police.


But Taylor being black obviously meant she was guilty of something. ELijah McClain was obviously guilty of something. They had NO evidence she was guilty of anything.

'She didn't deserve to die': Louisville officer involved in Breonna Taylor case speaks out

He prefers the term "criminal profiling," which he described as knowing an area so well that an officer can determine if someone is behaving criminally by her or his demeanor -- a refusal to make eye contact, for example.

Bullshit. Complete and total bullshit. Elijah McClain wouldn't make eye contact because of his anxiety issues. There are many reasons for someone to not make eye contact. It is common for a student to not make eye contact with a teacher because they do not want to be the first chosen to present their report.

Freddie Grey was killed because he made "eye contact" with a police officer and the officer just knew he was guilty of something (even though he wasn't).

Breonna Taylor would be alive if police hadn't given her time to answer the door, officer involved in raid says

..so Chavin thought ''I'm going to kill this n^^^^^r''''
!!!!!!!!!!!!!????
hahahhahahahahahhaahahah
..Wilson thought '''he's a BLACKman, I'm going to shoot''''
GAGAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH

He prefers the term "criminal profiling," which he described as knowing an area so well

Yes, that is what he is saying.........they live in a black neighborhood so he just knows they are criminals.

...so, plain and simple---if they were white and shooting at the cops, the cops would NOT shoot back!!?? answer please

In Aurora Colorado James Holmes threatens his therapist and she is told there is nothing that can be done. He then shoots up a movie theater and calmly gets arrested.

Elijah McClain is peacefully walking home from the store and gets jumped and killed by the police.

..jesus christ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1. white lady doing NOTHING wrong = shot by cop
I JUST posted 2 examples!!!!!!!!!!!!!! are you blind???!!!!
2. AGAIN, you don't explain what that has to do with Floyd/Taylor/etc = you fail---for about the 5th time on this thread
3. cops arrest THOUSANDS of blacks without killing them
been over this before:

there is no police brutality problem

..there are 10 MILLION arrests per year--this is not counting traffic stops ..there are 30 million calls for police assistance ..and how many without--a--question--police caused murder/manslaughter deaths ??? let's go high and say 30 [ and 30 is a lot more than there really is ] ..that's 1...

www.usmessageboard.com

like I've said, you haven't come anywhere close to proving it

 

[Snouter]

I knew the grotesquely ugly Breonna Taylor was heavily involved in drug trafficking and fired from her job for driving around with a dead body in her car, but I did not know the criminal and felon actually shot at the police before they defended themselves by eliminating the threat.

 

[JoeB131]

..they never do warrants on whites-????!!!--o, boy, you are out of your mind
..and the coup de grace---here, 2 white women shot and killed police for NO reason......and a white boy, also
Justin Damond
Ruby Ridge

Justine Diamond was a mentally ill woman who attacked a police car. The officer involved was STILL held accountable. See, when a black officer shoots a white woman, he's held accountable.

Ruby Ridge were a bunch of fucking Nazis. The only mistake made there is they didn't double tap the survivors. .

 

[harmonica]

..they never do warrants on whites-????!!!--o, boy, you are out of your mind
..and the coup de grace---here, 2 white women shot and killed police for NO reason......and a white boy, also
Justin Damond
Ruby Ridge

Justine Diamond was a mentally ill woman who attacked a police car. The officer involved was STILL held accountable. See, when a black officer shoots a white woman, he's held accountable.

Ruby Ridge were a bunch of fucking Nazis. The only mistake made there is they didn't double tap the survivors. .

you prove again--that you and lefties/blacks/BLM are full of shit
AND, the cops are held accountable when they kill blacks

 

[JoeB131]

you prove again--that you and lefties/blacks/BLM are full of shit
AND, the cops are held accountable when they kill blacks

Well, no, if they were, there'd be more of them in jail.

 

[basquebromance]

 

[Asclepias]

EXACTLY--plain and simple .....race has nothing to do with any of these incidents ...not police brutality/etc....
..so if it was a white shooting at the cops, they would not have defended themselves???!!!!! hsahahhahahahahahaha

• ..It’s not a race thing like people want to try to make it to be' he said an interview with ABC News and The Courier Journal
• Mattingly said her death was a tragedy but denies it is an example of police brutality against black people

Officer in Breonna Taylor case speaks out for the first time

Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly is speaking out for the first time since Breonna Taylor's death on March 13 in Louisville, Kentucky saying her case is not 'a race thing like people want to try to make it to be'.

www.dailymail.co.uk

So a racist cop said the shooting was not racist and you actually believed him or you just wanted to believe him?

 

[harmonica]

EXACTLY--plain and simple .....race has nothing to do with any of these incidents ...not police brutality/etc....
..so if it was a white shooting at the cops, they would not have defended themselves???!!!!! hsahahhahahahahahaha

• ..It’s not a race thing like people want to try to make it to be' he said an interview with ABC News and The Courier Journal
• Mattingly said her death was a tragedy but denies it is an example of police brutality against black people

Officer in Breonna Taylor case speaks out for the first time

Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly is speaking out for the first time since Breonna Taylor's death on March 13 in Louisville, Kentucky saying her case is not 'a race thing like people want to try to make it to be'.

www.dailymail.co.uk

So a racist cop said the shooting was not racist and you actually believed him or you just wanted to believe him?

there it is --the R word = HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
...the R word means nothing now--didn't you get the memo?
AND--the cop is not racist