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An Oakland police officer was accused of bullying and racism after an encounter with a black firefighter. First, watch the video of the firefighter and his two sons, then watch what actually happened. If the cop hadn't been wearing a body camera, this likely would have escalated into another big story and the cop would have been attacked by Sharpton and other race baiters. If not for being able to prove that nothing inappropriate happened, this cop might even have lost his job. Obama might have accused him of acting stupidly.
Was the guy hoping to win a big lawsuit and did he like the idea of taking down a white cop?
The cop was responding to a possible break in at the fire station. Then he finds this guy in there with his two sons. Of course, cops don't automatically take people's word for things and the cop checked it out and was polite the entire time. The guy worked at the fire station in question and should have felt relieved that cops would check out anyone who would enter it. Instead he acts like a victim because the cop treated him like he would any other unknown subject. After all, the cop was responding to a call and it is perfectly normal that he'll ask questions and take precautions since he has no idea who he's dealing with or whether they might be armed.
This is disturbing because the guy making the accusations seems like a nice normal guy, yet he was making false accusations against a white police officer for no reason. How often does this happen these days? The media is quick to jump on board and start attacking white officers, but they likely won't care about this incident.
Maybe all cops should wear cameras at all times. It's the only way to ensure that they follow rules and that no one can claim they didn't. It seems like a lot of idiots in the media don't even question allegations of racism these days and just assume it's true. People can be ruined by the mere implications of this regardless of how baseless the accusations may be.
LIAR Black Firefighter Cries Racism Police Bullying Cop s Body-Cam Proves Him Wrong - Clash Daily
Was the guy hoping to win a big lawsuit and did he like the idea of taking down a white cop?
The cop was responding to a possible break in at the fire station. Then he finds this guy in there with his two sons. Of course, cops don't automatically take people's word for things and the cop checked it out and was polite the entire time. The guy worked at the fire station in question and should have felt relieved that cops would check out anyone who would enter it. Instead he acts like a victim because the cop treated him like he would any other unknown subject. After all, the cop was responding to a call and it is perfectly normal that he'll ask questions and take precautions since he has no idea who he's dealing with or whether they might be armed.
This is disturbing because the guy making the accusations seems like a nice normal guy, yet he was making false accusations against a white police officer for no reason. How often does this happen these days? The media is quick to jump on board and start attacking white officers, but they likely won't care about this incident.
Maybe all cops should wear cameras at all times. It's the only way to ensure that they follow rules and that no one can claim they didn't. It seems like a lot of idiots in the media don't even question allegations of racism these days and just assume it's true. People can be ruined by the mere implications of this regardless of how baseless the accusations may be.
LIAR Black Firefighter Cries Racism Police Bullying Cop s Body-Cam Proves Him Wrong - Clash Daily