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So, in other words, he put himself in that situation after he was warned not to? The cops aren't lifeguards. Why should they jump in after him and put their own safety at risk? As usual, the media places that information halfway down the article while implying at the very beginning there is a racial motive when there is no evidence of such. One cannot hate the media enough for the division they create in this country.
Of course, she did, because why should her son be held accountable for his own actions that resulted in his death in the first place, right?
Both Bickings and his partner told police they were merely arguing and there had been no physical contact. And both seemed cooperative with police, according to bodycam footage.
But when police began checking Bickings for warrants, he climbed over a 4-foot metal railing and entered the lake, wading several feet offshore.
“What are you doing?” a cop asks.
“I am free to go, right?” responds Bickings.
“You can’t swim in the lake, man,” another officer says.
“You’re not allowed to swim in the lake,” another officer says.
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'I'm Not Jumping in After You': Arizona Cops 'Stood and Watched' Black Man Drown, But Rescued Drowning Dog Days Earlier. Now They Must Pay
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Bickings’ mother filed her lawsuit in May 2023, accusing the city and officers of negligence and wrongful death, listing the three officers as defendants.
Of course, she did, because why should her son be held accountable for his own actions that resulted in his death in the first place, right?
