Ohio police shot black man 60 times

[Weatherman2020]

I understand.......as I said, you support the government accosting people on the street minding their own business. Should have just lynched him, right?

Yeah, that’s it. Lynching. But only after making him sing Camptown Ladies.

No shock you support assaulting cops.

 

[pknopp]

Yeah, that’s it. Lynching. But only after making him sing Camptown Ladies.

No shock you support assaulting cops.

It's called legally protecting yourself. There is a reason the cops are facing trial next month.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Depending on what you're talking about. You just throw stuff out there with no links.

3rd officer dies after Floyd County shooting

Multiple law enforcement officers were shot during a deadly incident in Allen, Kentucky on Thursday, June 30, 2022.

www.nbc4i.com

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Well, 13% of the population is committing 56% of the homicides in America. So......

According to who? Stormfront.

 

[Weatherman2020]

It's called legally protecting yourself. There is a reason the cops are facing trial next month.

Protecting yourself?
Interesting way you have with talking to people, you assault them.

 

[pknopp]

Protecting yourself?
Interesting way you have with talking to people, you assault them.

He talked to them. He told then who he was, where he lived and what he was doing but they decided to jump him.

 

[Ralph Norton]

Most police have a bad attitude problem & take it out on citizens. Like when they pull over a nice old white couple at dusk for a blown license plate light, then end up tasering & arresting them & impounding their vehicle for no good reason.

Source?

 

[Ralph Norton]

According to who? Stormfront.

FBI Uniform Crime Reports.
You should check them out some time.

 

[pknopp]

Source?

Similar.

A retired Texas couple was pulled over in Tennessee after a police officer mistook their Ohio State bumper sticker for marijuana leaves, Paul Myerberg reports. Bonnie Jonas-Boggioni and her husbard Giorgio were returning home to Plano, TX after attending her mother's funeral in Columbus when they were pulled over near Memphis, and the officers questioned them as to why they had "marijuana stickers" on their car.

The couple explained that the stickers were, in fact, not drug paraphernalia, and they were allowed on their way. The police advised them to remove the stickers from their car, as to avoid having such silliness happen in the future. Bonnie and Giorgio declined.

Police mistake Ohio State sticker for pot leaves

First, you don't pull someone over even if it is a depiction of a marijuana leaf and second, after realizing you made a fool of yourself you don't still ask them to remove it. There is something seriously wrong with someone that would do this.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

Mr. Walker had one traffic ticket and no criminal record.

Chief Mylett said the officers contended that Mr. Walker had quickly turned toward officers and made a motion toward his “waist area.”

So he just turned around suddenly and reached in his pants, to a logical person that makes no sense.

Sounds like Walker was an idiot.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

The investigation found that the police violated Elijah McClain's civil rights and he had no legal reason to give them the time of day and they killed him because of it.

That is still no excuse for ignoring lawful orders.

Are you saying police need to have no ability to apprehend suspects.?

Because if that's what you're saying, fine. Get rid of police and give me my machine guns.

 

[pknopp]

That is still no excuse for ignoring lawful orders.

There were no lawful orders here. That is why they have been charged and arrested.

Are you saying police need to have no ability to apprehend suspects.?

Because if that's what you're saying, fine. Get rid of police and give me my machine guns.

Suspected of what?

 

[Ralph Norton]

Similar.

A retired Texas couple was pulled over in Tennessee after a police officer mistook their Ohio State bumper sticker for marijuana leaves, Paul Myerberg reports. Bonnie Jonas-Boggioni and her husbard Giorgio were returning home to Plano, TX after attending her mother's funeral in Columbus when they were pulled over near Memphis, and the officers questioned them as to why they had "marijuana stickers" on their car.

The couple explained that the stickers were, in fact, not drug paraphernalia, and they were allowed on their way. The police advised them to remove the stickers from their car, as to avoid having such silliness happen in the future. Bonnie and Giorgio declined.

Police mistake Ohio State sticker for pot leaves

First, you don't pull someone over even if it is a depiction of a marijuana leaf and second, after realizing you made a fool of yourself you don't still ask them to remove it. There is something seriously wrong with someone that would do this.

Your definition of "similar" is clearly different from mine. Where is the part where they:
"end up tasering & arresting them & impounding their vehicle for no good reason."

 

[pknopp]

Your definition of "similar" is clearly different from mine. Where is the part where they:
"end up tasering & arresting them & impounding their vehicle for no good reason."

It's the same mindset.

 

[Weatherman2020]

He talked to them. He told then who he was, where he lived and what he was doing but they decided to jump him.

Ah. The government just assaults people for no good reason.
Good thing you too are for small limited government like I am.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

3rd officer dies after Floyd County shooting

Multiple law enforcement officers were shot during a deadly incident in Allen, Kentucky on Thursday, June 30, 2022.

www.nbc4i.com

Okay, the Kentucky story. As I already pointed out, the suspect surrendered to police after a three hour standoff. You can't shoot or kill a person that's complying with police orders. he finally exited the house, unarmed, and police took him into custody. You can't shoot a suspect that's complying with police orders. That's called murder.

 

[pknopp]

A 17-Year-Old Was Tased During A Traffic Stop, Then Cops Attempted To Delete Footage Of The Incident

Cops pulled over a car for a broken license plate light, and after claiming they could smell marijuana, asked the occupants to step out. One boy refused until his mother arrived, and the situation quickly escalated

www.carthrottle.com

Black man pulled over, stunned for ‘dirty license plate’ by New Braunfels police

 

[pknopp]

Ah. The government just assaults people for no good reason.
Good thing you too are for small limited government like I am.

Too? That implies you are also. You are not. You are for the government accosting people on the street while they are minding their own business.

 

[Weatherman2020]

A 17-Year-Old Was Tased During A Traffic Stop, Then Cops Attempted To Delete Footage Of The Incident

Cops pulled over a car for a broken license plate light, and after claiming they could smell marijuana, asked the occupants to step out. One boy refused until his mother arrived, and the situation quickly escalated

www.carthrottle.com

Black man pulled over, stunned for ‘dirty license plate’ by New Braunfels police

Yes, tasered for having a dirty license plate. Good to see they’re for clean cars there.

 

[pknopp]

Okay, the Kentucky story. As I already pointed out, the suspect surrendered to police after a three hour standoff. You can't shoot or kill a person that's complying with police orders. he finally exited the house, unarmed, and police took him into custody. You can't shoot a suspect that's complying with police orders. That's called murder.

The black man never got the chance to comply. He was also unarmed.