The REAL Jacob Blake. The man the left have elevated to sainthood.

[Gaeandilth]

Do not worry the Dems will push to charge the officers even though they know damn well he is innocent. They have no problem ruining peoples lives or even letting them die for their political agenda. But soon as it starts to go bad they will bury it like they did with Michael Brown and the clear video that he went for the cops gun before he was shot.

 

[SavannahMann]

....THERE it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you just fked up!!!!!!!!!!!!!! = you said be CERTAIN!!!!!! ----!!!! what have I told you a million times????!!! this is NOT A MOVIE
...the police do not have 5 hours to think about what they should do--they have seconds
..they don't have script writers writing the script BEFORE they have to deal with irrational jackass dangerous criminals--IT IS NOT A MOVIE!!.....now do you understand???

Pilots are faced with situations in which they have a second perhaps to do the right thing and save the aircraft. Not to mention the people on board. We expect them to do the right thing. Assess and identify the problem and deal with it in a second or two. When they do not do that we call it pilot error. It isn’t a movie either. But we expect them to do the right thing.

Paramedics have seconds to identify the problem and start life saving treatment. When they fail it could end their employment. We expect them to do the right thing instantly.

The NASA Controllers at Houston had about three seconds to identify a problem they had never seen before during Apollo 12’s launch. An Abort would cost billions of dollars and possibly the Astronauts lives. John Aaron did the right thing and saved the mission and the lives. That was expected. Mistakes were not tolerated. But apparently that was a movie.

Every single day Truck Drivers have people cut in front of them. Every time the incident is different. Sometimes they can’t stop. Yet we expect them to do the right thing in a second or less. It is awesome that they have script writers isn’t it?

Race car drivers don’t even get a second. But expecting them to do it right is insane isn’t it?

Naval Aviators have to be perfect on the most difficult landings in the world. Trapping aboard a carrier. Yet their script writers are on the job. Right?

On and on it goes. Every other endeavor in human society is expected to be right. Loss of employment is the least they can expect if they are wrong and do the wrong thing. For many criminal charges could and do result.

Yet only Cops are excused from this standard.

When a Baseball player screws up it is called an error. He throws to the wrong guy. How can we expect them to do it right every time? I mean they have a second perhaps to decide what to do right?

When a Football player does it wrong it is a penalty. Same for every other sport. But isn’t that unfair? If they were cops it would be according to you.

So why is it that a Doctor who makes a mistake in those crucial seconds is held accountable for Malpractice while a Cop is given a pass? Treating injuries and illness is pretty tough too isn’t it?

But Doctors are always getting new information on treatments. And they have to adapt to the new immediately.

Why is everyone else expected to do it right in those same seconds while you say Cops just can’t?

 

[Gaeandilth]

....THERE it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you just fked up!!!!!!!!!!!!!! = you said be CERTAIN!!!!!! ----!!!! what have I told you a million times????!!! this is NOT A MOVIE
...the police do not have 5 hours to think about what they should do--they have seconds
..they don't have script writers writing the script BEFORE they have to deal with irrational jackass dangerous criminals--IT IS NOT A MOVIE!!.....now do you understand???

Pilots are faced with situations in which they have a second perhaps to do the right thing and save the aircraft. Not to mention the people on board. We expect them to do the right thing. Assess and identify the problem and deal with it in a second or two. When they do not do that we call it pilot error. It isn’t a movie either. But we expect them to do the right thing.

Paramedics have seconds to identify the problem and start life saving treatment. When they fail it could end their employment. We expect them to do the right thing instantly.

The NASA Controllers at Houston had about three seconds to identify a problem they had never seen before during Apollo 12’s launch. An Abort would cost billions of dollars and possibly the Astronauts lives. John Aaron did the right thing and saved the mission and the lives. That was expected. Mistakes were not tolerated. But apparently that was a movie.

Every single day Truck Drivers have people cut in front of them. Every time the incident is different. Sometimes they can’t stop. Yet we expect them to do the right thing in a second or less. It is awesome that they have script writers isn’t it?

Race car drivers don’t even get a second. But expecting them to do it right is insane isn’t it?

Naval Aviators have to be perfect on the most difficult landings in the world. Trapping aboard a carrier. Yet their script writers are on the job. Right?

On and on it goes. Every other endeavor in human society is expected to be right. Loss of employment is the least they can expect if they are wrong and do the wrong thing. For many criminal charges could and do result.

Yet only Cops are excused from this standard.

When a Baseball player screws up it is called an error. He throws to the wrong guy. How can we expect them to do it right every time? I mean they have a second perhaps to decide what to do right?

When a Football player does it wrong it is a penalty. Same for every other sport. But isn’t that unfair? If they were cops it would be according to you.

So why is it that a Doctor who makes a mistake in those crucial seconds is held accountable for Malpractice while a Cop is given a pass? Treating injuries and illness is pretty tough too isn’t it?

But Doctors are always getting new information on treatments. And they have to adapt to the new immediately.

Why is everyone else expected to do it right in those same seconds while you say Cops just can’t?

Are all those examples charged and thrown in jail before any kind of investigation? Are they threatened and slandered before they have their day in court? Pretty hard to compare a Doctor getting hit with a malpractice suit and someone that makes a mistake and their very life is on the line. Look at the officer in the Michael Brown case. Even though it was PROVEN that he was innocent his entire life was uprooted lost his job, had to move, Had to hide from crazy BLM terrorists.
These officers are being denied any kind of rights of due process. Even when they go to court the media has tainted the jury, politicians have corrupted the judge and the Prosecutor. There is no chance at a fair trial they are GUILTY unless they prove they are innocent but even when they do they are still screwed. Hell the protests themselves are a form of extortion to change the result of the trial.

 

[SavannahMann]

....THERE it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you just fked up!!!!!!!!!!!!!! = you said be CERTAIN!!!!!! ----!!!! what have I told you a million times????!!! this is NOT A MOVIE
...the police do not have 5 hours to think about what they should do--they have seconds
..they don't have script writers writing the script BEFORE they have to deal with irrational jackass dangerous criminals--IT IS NOT A MOVIE!!.....now do you understand???

Pilots are faced with situations in which they have a second perhaps to do the right thing and save the aircraft. Not to mention the people on board. We expect them to do the right thing. Assess and identify the problem and deal with it in a second or two. When they do not do that we call it pilot error. It isn’t a movie either. But we expect them to do the right thing.

Paramedics have seconds to identify the problem and start life saving treatment. When they fail it could end their employment. We expect them to do the right thing instantly.

The NASA Controllers at Houston had about three seconds to identify a problem they had never seen before during Apollo 12’s launch. An Abort would cost billions of dollars and possibly the Astronauts lives. John Aaron did the right thing and saved the mission and the lives. That was expected. Mistakes were not tolerated. But apparently that was a movie.

Every single day Truck Drivers have people cut in front of them. Every time the incident is different. Sometimes they can’t stop. Yet we expect them to do the right thing in a second or less. It is awesome that they have script writers isn’t it?

Race car drivers don’t even get a second. But expecting them to do it right is insane isn’t it?

Naval Aviators have to be perfect on the most difficult landings in the world. Trapping aboard a carrier. Yet their script writers are on the job. Right?

On and on it goes. Every other endeavor in human society is expected to be right. Loss of employment is the least they can expect if they are wrong and do the wrong thing. For many criminal charges could and do result.

Yet only Cops are excused from this standard.

When a Baseball player screws up it is called an error. He throws to the wrong guy. How can we expect them to do it right every time? I mean they have a second perhaps to decide what to do right?

When a Football player does it wrong it is a penalty. Same for every other sport. But isn’t that unfair? If they were cops it would be according to you.

So why is it that a Doctor who makes a mistake in those crucial seconds is held accountable for Malpractice while a Cop is given a pass? Treating injuries and illness is pretty tough too isn’t it?

But Doctors are always getting new information on treatments. And they have to adapt to the new immediately.

Why is everyone else expected to do it right in those same seconds while you say Cops just can’t?

Are all those examples charged and thrown in jail before any kind of investigation? Are they threatened and slandered before they have their day in court? Pretty hard to compare a Doctor getting hit with a malpractice suit and someone that makes a mistake and their very life is on the line. Look at the officer in the Michael Brown case. Even though it was PROVEN that he was innocent his entire life was uprooted lost his job, had to move, Had to hide from crazy BLM terrorists.
These officers are being denied any kind of rights of due process. Even when they go to court the media has tainted the jury, politicians have corrupted the judge and the Prosecutor. There is no chance at a fair trial they are GUILTY unless they prove they are innocent but even when they do they are still screwed. Hell the protests themselves are a form of extortion to change the result of the trial.

Charged without any investigation. Right. Can you tell me how long the investigation would be before I was charged if I shot a cop through a closed front door? Hell. Anyone.

Cop who threatened to kill protesters shoots, kills colleague who knocked on door, affidavit says

Calvin Nicholas “Nick” Salyers, 33, of Alexander, Arkansas, is charged with manslaughter in the June 3 killing of 36-year-old Scott Hutton, who was fatally shot through Salyers' front door.

www.kiro7.com

Three months. It happened June 3. He was just charged three months later. Now. If anyone else did that they would be arrested on the spot if they were not killed outright. They would be charged ten minutes after the court opened the next morning. What Investigation did they get?

If someone shoots a cop the Chief is out there denouncing the cowardly ambush attack against the police in hours or at most the next day. What investigation could have possibly taken place? If the cop shoots someone then the matter is under investigation. Of course they tell a narrative that makes the shooting sound justified. Without that aforementioned investigation you seem to think never has a chance to take place.

And if the Civilian has a good reason for shooting the cop and the Grand Jury does not indict then the Damned Liberals are blamed for making it OK to kill a cop. It is denounced by the same Chiefs and Union Reps who always defend the cop no matter how outrageous.

Tampa is in the news. Why? Because they are using Minority Report style predictive algorithms to determine who the criminals will be.

Pasco’s sheriff uses data to guess who will commit crime. Then deputies ‘hunt down’ and harass them.

A Times investigation into an intelligence program that turned into a system of organized harassment.

www.tampabay.com

They fighting crime right? Who cares if it is harassment. **** Unconstitutional complaints.

What kind of investigation do you call that?

In short. Cry me a River.

 

[harmonica]

....THERE it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you just fked up!!!!!!!!!!!!!! = you said be CERTAIN!!!!!! ----!!!! what have I told you a million times????!!! this is NOT A MOVIE
...the police do not have 5 hours to think about what they should do--they have seconds
..they don't have script writers writing the script BEFORE they have to deal with irrational jackass dangerous criminals--IT IS NOT A MOVIE!!.....now do you understand???

Pilots are faced with situations in which they have a second perhaps to do the right thing and save the aircraft. Not to mention the people on board. We expect them to do the right thing. Assess and identify the problem and deal with it in a second or two. When they do not do that we call it pilot error. It isn’t a movie either. But we expect them to do the right thing.

Paramedics have seconds to identify the problem and start life saving treatment. When they fail it could end their employment. We expect them to do the right thing instantly.

The NASA Controllers at Houston had about three seconds to identify a problem they had never seen before during Apollo 12’s launch. An Abort would cost billions of dollars and possibly the Astronauts lives. John Aaron did the right thing and saved the mission and the lives. That was expected. Mistakes were not tolerated. But apparently that was a movie.

Every single day Truck Drivers have people cut in front of them. Every time the incident is different. Sometimes they can’t stop. Yet we expect them to do the right thing in a second or less. It is awesome that they have script writers isn’t it?

Race car drivers don’t even get a second. But expecting them to do it right is insane isn’t it?

Naval Aviators have to be perfect on the most difficult landings in the world. Trapping aboard a carrier. Yet their script writers are on the job. Right?

On and on it goes. Every other endeavor in human society is expected to be right. Loss of employment is the least they can expect if they are wrong and do the wrong thing. For many criminal charges could and do result.

Yet only Cops are excused from this standard.

When a Baseball player screws up it is called an error. He throws to the wrong guy. How can we expect them to do it right every time? I mean they have a second perhaps to decide what to do right?

When a Football player does it wrong it is a penalty. Same for every other sport. But isn’t that unfair? If they were cops it would be according to you.

So why is it that a Doctor who makes a mistake in those crucial seconds is held accountable for Malpractice while a Cop is given a pass? Treating injuries and illness is pretty tough too isn’t it?

But Doctors are always getting new information on treatments. And they have to adapt to the new immediately.

Why is everyone else expected to do it right in those same seconds while you say Cops just can’t?

Are all those examples charged and thrown in jail before any kind of investigation? Are they threatened and slandered before they have their day in court? Pretty hard to compare a Doctor getting hit with a malpractice suit and someone that makes a mistake and their very life is on the line. Look at the officer in the Michael Brown case. Even though it was PROVEN that he was innocent his entire life was uprooted lost his job, had to move, Had to hide from crazy BLM terrorists.
These officers are being denied any kind of rights of due process. Even when they go to court the media has tainted the jury, politicians have corrupted the judge and the Prosecutor. There is no chance at a fair trial they are GUILTY unless they prove they are innocent but even when they do they are still screwed. Hell the protests themselves are a form of extortion to change the result of the trial.

Charged without any investigation. Right. Can you tell me how long the investigation would be before I was charged if I shot a cop through a closed front door? Hell. Anyone.

Cop who threatened to kill protesters shoots, kills colleague who knocked on door, affidavit says

Calvin Nicholas “Nick” Salyers, 33, of Alexander, Arkansas, is charged with manslaughter in the June 3 killing of 36-year-old Scott Hutton, who was fatally shot through Salyers' front door.

www.kiro7.com

Three months. It happened June 3. He was just charged three months later. Now. If anyone else did that they would be arrested on the spot if they were not killed outright. They would be charged ten minutes after the court opened the next morning. What Investigation did they get?

If someone shoots a cop the Chief is out there denouncing the cowardly ambush attack against the police in hours or at most the next day. What investigation could have possibly taken place? If the cop shoots someone then the matter is under investigation. Of course they tell a narrative that makes the shooting sound justified. Without that aforementioned investigation you seem to think never has a chance to take place.

And if the Civilian has a good reason for shooting the cop and the Grand Jury does not indict then the Damned Liberals are blamed for making it OK to kill a cop. It is denounced by the same Chiefs and Union Reps who always defend the cop no matter how outrageous.

Tampa is in the news. Why? Because they are using Minority Report style predictive algorithms to determine who the criminals will be.

Pasco’s sheriff uses data to guess who will commit crime. Then deputies ‘hunt down’ and harass them.

A Times investigation into an intelligence program that turned into a system of organized harassment.

www.tampabay.com

They fighting crime right? Who cares if it is harassment. **** Unconstitutional complaints.

What kind of investigation do you call that?

In short. Cry me a River.

1. a lot of people are not charged when a murder is committed
many links etc

A shocking number of US murders went unsolved last year

Americans are getting away with murder. A new FBI report found that roughly 40 percent of the nation’s slayings went unsolved last year. The bureau looked at 2017 crime and arrest data from 16,000 …

nypost.com

2. jesus christ--start thinking in real life
the police are not JUST SHOOTING someone for NO reason--
....if you just go shoot someone, that's undeniably wrong.....cops are usually DEFENDING themselves..self defense is a right/it's OK
WHY THE F are you shooting a cop through a door!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YES--you would be charged!!!!!!!! big DUH!!!!
...you are very ignorant and sound very young--with your ''I would be perfect''' posts and these

 

[SavannahMann]

....THERE it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you just fked up!!!!!!!!!!!!!! = you said be CERTAIN!!!!!! ----!!!! what have I told you a million times????!!! this is NOT A MOVIE
...the police do not have 5 hours to think about what they should do--they have seconds
..they don't have script writers writing the script BEFORE they have to deal with irrational jackass dangerous criminals--IT IS NOT A MOVIE!!.....now do you understand???

Pilots are faced with situations in which they have a second perhaps to do the right thing and save the aircraft. Not to mention the people on board. We expect them to do the right thing. Assess and identify the problem and deal with it in a second or two. When they do not do that we call it pilot error. It isn’t a movie either. But we expect them to do the right thing.

Paramedics have seconds to identify the problem and start life saving treatment. When they fail it could end their employment. We expect them to do the right thing instantly.

The NASA Controllers at Houston had about three seconds to identify a problem they had never seen before during Apollo 12’s launch. An Abort would cost billions of dollars and possibly the Astronauts lives. John Aaron did the right thing and saved the mission and the lives. That was expected. Mistakes were not tolerated. But apparently that was a movie.

Every single day Truck Drivers have people cut in front of them. Every time the incident is different. Sometimes they can’t stop. Yet we expect them to do the right thing in a second or less. It is awesome that they have script writers isn’t it?

Race car drivers don’t even get a second. But expecting them to do it right is insane isn’t it?

Naval Aviators have to be perfect on the most difficult landings in the world. Trapping aboard a carrier. Yet their script writers are on the job. Right?

On and on it goes. Every other endeavor in human society is expected to be right. Loss of employment is the least they can expect if they are wrong and do the wrong thing. For many criminal charges could and do result.

Yet only Cops are excused from this standard.

When a Baseball player screws up it is called an error. He throws to the wrong guy. How can we expect them to do it right every time? I mean they have a second perhaps to decide what to do right?

When a Football player does it wrong it is a penalty. Same for every other sport. But isn’t that unfair? If they were cops it would be according to you.

So why is it that a Doctor who makes a mistake in those crucial seconds is held accountable for Malpractice while a Cop is given a pass? Treating injuries and illness is pretty tough too isn’t it?

But Doctors are always getting new information on treatments. And they have to adapt to the new immediately.

Why is everyone else expected to do it right in those same seconds while you say Cops just can’t?

Are all those examples charged and thrown in jail before any kind of investigation? Are they threatened and slandered before they have their day in court? Pretty hard to compare a Doctor getting hit with a malpractice suit and someone that makes a mistake and their very life is on the line. Look at the officer in the Michael Brown case. Even though it was PROVEN that he was innocent his entire life was uprooted lost his job, had to move, Had to hide from crazy BLM terrorists.
These officers are being denied any kind of rights of due process. Even when they go to court the media has tainted the jury, politicians have corrupted the judge and the Prosecutor. There is no chance at a fair trial they are GUILTY unless they prove they are innocent but even when they do they are still screwed. Hell the protests themselves are a form of extortion to change the result of the trial.

Charged without any investigation. Right. Can you tell me how long the investigation would be before I was charged if I shot a cop through a closed front door? Hell. Anyone.

Cop who threatened to kill protesters shoots, kills colleague who knocked on door, affidavit says

Calvin Nicholas “Nick” Salyers, 33, of Alexander, Arkansas, is charged with manslaughter in the June 3 killing of 36-year-old Scott Hutton, who was fatally shot through Salyers' front door.

www.kiro7.com

Three months. It happened June 3. He was just charged three months later. Now. If anyone else did that they would be arrested on the spot if they were not killed outright. They would be charged ten minutes after the court opened the next morning. What Investigation did they get?

If someone shoots a cop the Chief is out there denouncing the cowardly ambush attack against the police in hours or at most the next day. What investigation could have possibly taken place? If the cop shoots someone then the matter is under investigation. Of course they tell a narrative that makes the shooting sound justified. Without that aforementioned investigation you seem to think never has a chance to take place.

And if the Civilian has a good reason for shooting the cop and the Grand Jury does not indict then the Damned Liberals are blamed for making it OK to kill a cop. It is denounced by the same Chiefs and Union Reps who always defend the cop no matter how outrageous.

Tampa is in the news. Why? Because they are using Minority Report style predictive algorithms to determine who the criminals will be.

Pasco’s sheriff uses data to guess who will commit crime. Then deputies ‘hunt down’ and harass them.

A Times investigation into an intelligence program that turned into a system of organized harassment.

www.tampabay.com

They fighting crime right? Who cares if it is harassment. **** Unconstitutional complaints.

What kind of investigation do you call that?

In short. Cry me a River.

1. a lot of people are not charged when a murder is committed
many links etc

A shocking number of US murders went unsolved last year

Americans are getting away with murder. A new FBI report found that roughly 40 percent of the nation’s slayings went unsolved last year. The bureau looked at 2017 crime and arrest data from 16,000 …

nypost.com

2. jesus christ--start thinking in real life
the police are not JUST SHOOTING someone for NO reason--
....if you just go shoot someone, that's undeniably wrong.....cops are usually DEFENDING themselves..self defense is a right/it's OK
WHY THE F are you shooting a cop through a door!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YES--you would be charged!!!!!!!! big DUH!!!!
...you are very ignorant and sound very young--with your ''I would be perfect''' posts and these

I have no doubts I would be charged. The question was why did it take three months to do so when a cop shot another cop through the door? There was and is no conceivable reason to shoot through the door as he did.

That is the point. If I did it I would be charged immediately. The cop who shot a fellow cop through the door was charged three months later. Why did it take three months?

 

[harmonica]

....THERE it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you just fked up!!!!!!!!!!!!!! = you said be CERTAIN!!!!!! ----!!!! what have I told you a million times????!!! this is NOT A MOVIE
...the police do not have 5 hours to think about what they should do--they have seconds
..they don't have script writers writing the script BEFORE they have to deal with irrational jackass dangerous criminals--IT IS NOT A MOVIE!!.....now do you understand???

Pilots are faced with situations in which they have a second perhaps to do the right thing and save the aircraft. Not to mention the people on board. We expect them to do the right thing. Assess and identify the problem and deal with it in a second or two. When they do not do that we call it pilot error. It isn’t a movie either. But we expect them to do the right thing.

Paramedics have seconds to identify the problem and start life saving treatment. When they fail it could end their employment. We expect them to do the right thing instantly.

The NASA Controllers at Houston had about three seconds to identify a problem they had never seen before during Apollo 12’s launch. An Abort would cost billions of dollars and possibly the Astronauts lives. John Aaron did the right thing and saved the mission and the lives. That was expected. Mistakes were not tolerated. But apparently that was a movie.

Every single day Truck Drivers have people cut in front of them. Every time the incident is different. Sometimes they can’t stop. Yet we expect them to do the right thing in a second or less. It is awesome that they have script writers isn’t it?

Race car drivers don’t even get a second. But expecting them to do it right is insane isn’t it?

Naval Aviators have to be perfect on the most difficult landings in the world. Trapping aboard a carrier. Yet their script writers are on the job. Right?

On and on it goes. Every other endeavor in human society is expected to be right. Loss of employment is the least they can expect if they are wrong and do the wrong thing. For many criminal charges could and do result.

Yet only Cops are excused from this standard.

When a Baseball player screws up it is called an error. He throws to the wrong guy. How can we expect them to do it right every time? I mean they have a second perhaps to decide what to do right?

When a Football player does it wrong it is a penalty. Same for every other sport. But isn’t that unfair? If they were cops it would be according to you.

So why is it that a Doctor who makes a mistake in those crucial seconds is held accountable for Malpractice while a Cop is given a pass? Treating injuries and illness is pretty tough too isn’t it?

But Doctors are always getting new information on treatments. And they have to adapt to the new immediately.

Why is everyone else expected to do it right in those same seconds while you say Cops just can’t?

Are all those examples charged and thrown in jail before any kind of investigation? Are they threatened and slandered before they have their day in court? Pretty hard to compare a Doctor getting hit with a malpractice suit and someone that makes a mistake and their very life is on the line. Look at the officer in the Michael Brown case. Even though it was PROVEN that he was innocent his entire life was uprooted lost his job, had to move, Had to hide from crazy BLM terrorists.
These officers are being denied any kind of rights of due process. Even when they go to court the media has tainted the jury, politicians have corrupted the judge and the Prosecutor. There is no chance at a fair trial they are GUILTY unless they prove they are innocent but even when they do they are still screwed. Hell the protests themselves are a form of extortion to change the result of the trial.

Charged without any investigation. Right. Can you tell me how long the investigation would be before I was charged if I shot a cop through a closed front door? Hell. Anyone.

Cop who threatened to kill protesters shoots, kills colleague who knocked on door, affidavit says

Calvin Nicholas “Nick” Salyers, 33, of Alexander, Arkansas, is charged with manslaughter in the June 3 killing of 36-year-old Scott Hutton, who was fatally shot through Salyers' front door.

www.kiro7.com

Three months. It happened June 3. He was just charged three months later. Now. If anyone else did that they would be arrested on the spot if they were not killed outright. They would be charged ten minutes after the court opened the next morning. What Investigation did they get?

If someone shoots a cop the Chief is out there denouncing the cowardly ambush attack against the police in hours or at most the next day. What investigation could have possibly taken place? If the cop shoots someone then the matter is under investigation. Of course they tell a narrative that makes the shooting sound justified. Without that aforementioned investigation you seem to think never has a chance to take place.

And if the Civilian has a good reason for shooting the cop and the Grand Jury does not indict then the Damned Liberals are blamed for making it OK to kill a cop. It is denounced by the same Chiefs and Union Reps who always defend the cop no matter how outrageous.

Tampa is in the news. Why? Because they are using Minority Report style predictive algorithms to determine who the criminals will be.

Pasco’s sheriff uses data to guess who will commit crime. Then deputies ‘hunt down’ and harass them.

A Times investigation into an intelligence program that turned into a system of organized harassment.

www.tampabay.com

They fighting crime right? Who cares if it is harassment. **** Unconstitutional complaints.

What kind of investigation do you call that?

In short. Cry me a River.

1. a lot of people are not charged when a murder is committed
many links etc

A shocking number of US murders went unsolved last year

Americans are getting away with murder. A new FBI report found that roughly 40 percent of the nation’s slayings went unsolved last year. The bureau looked at 2017 crime and arrest data from 16,000 …

nypost.com

2. jesus christ--start thinking in real life
the police are not JUST SHOOTING someone for NO reason--
....if you just go shoot someone, that's undeniably wrong.....cops are usually DEFENDING themselves..self defense is a right/it's OK
WHY THE F are you shooting a cop through a door!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YES--you would be charged!!!!!!!! big DUH!!!!
...you are very ignorant and sound very young--with your ''I would be perfect''' posts and these

I have no doubts I would be charged. The question was why did it take three months to do so when a cop shot another cop through the door? There was and is no conceivable reason to shoot through the door as he did.

That is the point. If I did it I would be charged immediately. The cop who shot a fellow cop through the door was charged three months later. Why did it take three months?

I just told you why!!!!!!!!!!

....you have NO reason to be anywhere shooting a cop...police are TOLD to go to incidents--plain and simple

 

[SavannahMann]

....THERE it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you just fked up!!!!!!!!!!!!!! = you said be CERTAIN!!!!!! ----!!!! what have I told you a million times????!!! this is NOT A MOVIE
...the police do not have 5 hours to think about what they should do--they have seconds
..they don't have script writers writing the script BEFORE they have to deal with irrational jackass dangerous criminals--IT IS NOT A MOVIE!!.....now do you understand???

Pilots are faced with situations in which they have a second perhaps to do the right thing and save the aircraft. Not to mention the people on board. We expect them to do the right thing. Assess and identify the problem and deal with it in a second or two. When they do not do that we call it pilot error. It isn’t a movie either. But we expect them to do the right thing.

Paramedics have seconds to identify the problem and start life saving treatment. When they fail it could end their employment. We expect them to do the right thing instantly.

The NASA Controllers at Houston had about three seconds to identify a problem they had never seen before during Apollo 12’s launch. An Abort would cost billions of dollars and possibly the Astronauts lives. John Aaron did the right thing and saved the mission and the lives. That was expected. Mistakes were not tolerated. But apparently that was a movie.

Every single day Truck Drivers have people cut in front of them. Every time the incident is different. Sometimes they can’t stop. Yet we expect them to do the right thing in a second or less. It is awesome that they have script writers isn’t it?

Race car drivers don’t even get a second. But expecting them to do it right is insane isn’t it?

Naval Aviators have to be perfect on the most difficult landings in the world. Trapping aboard a carrier. Yet their script writers are on the job. Right?

On and on it goes. Every other endeavor in human society is expected to be right. Loss of employment is the least they can expect if they are wrong and do the wrong thing. For many criminal charges could and do result.

Yet only Cops are excused from this standard.

When a Baseball player screws up it is called an error. He throws to the wrong guy. How can we expect them to do it right every time? I mean they have a second perhaps to decide what to do right?

When a Football player does it wrong it is a penalty. Same for every other sport. But isn’t that unfair? If they were cops it would be according to you.

So why is it that a Doctor who makes a mistake in those crucial seconds is held accountable for Malpractice while a Cop is given a pass? Treating injuries and illness is pretty tough too isn’t it?

But Doctors are always getting new information on treatments. And they have to adapt to the new immediately.

Why is everyone else expected to do it right in those same seconds while you say Cops just can’t?

Are all those examples charged and thrown in jail before any kind of investigation? Are they threatened and slandered before they have their day in court? Pretty hard to compare a Doctor getting hit with a malpractice suit and someone that makes a mistake and their very life is on the line. Look at the officer in the Michael Brown case. Even though it was PROVEN that he was innocent his entire life was uprooted lost his job, had to move, Had to hide from crazy BLM terrorists.
These officers are being denied any kind of rights of due process. Even when they go to court the media has tainted the jury, politicians have corrupted the judge and the Prosecutor. There is no chance at a fair trial they are GUILTY unless they prove they are innocent but even when they do they are still screwed. Hell the protests themselves are a form of extortion to change the result of the trial.

Charged without any investigation. Right. Can you tell me how long the investigation would be before I was charged if I shot a cop through a closed front door? Hell. Anyone.

Cop who threatened to kill protesters shoots, kills colleague who knocked on door, affidavit says

Calvin Nicholas “Nick” Salyers, 33, of Alexander, Arkansas, is charged with manslaughter in the June 3 killing of 36-year-old Scott Hutton, who was fatally shot through Salyers' front door.

www.kiro7.com

Three months. It happened June 3. He was just charged three months later. Now. If anyone else did that they would be arrested on the spot if they were not killed outright. They would be charged ten minutes after the court opened the next morning. What Investigation did they get?

If someone shoots a cop the Chief is out there denouncing the cowardly ambush attack against the police in hours or at most the next day. What investigation could have possibly taken place? If the cop shoots someone then the matter is under investigation. Of course they tell a narrative that makes the shooting sound justified. Without that aforementioned investigation you seem to think never has a chance to take place.

And if the Civilian has a good reason for shooting the cop and the Grand Jury does not indict then the Damned Liberals are blamed for making it OK to kill a cop. It is denounced by the same Chiefs and Union Reps who always defend the cop no matter how outrageous.

Tampa is in the news. Why? Because they are using Minority Report style predictive algorithms to determine who the criminals will be.

Pasco’s sheriff uses data to guess who will commit crime. Then deputies ‘hunt down’ and harass them.

A Times investigation into an intelligence program that turned into a system of organized harassment.

www.tampabay.com

They fighting crime right? Who cares if it is harassment. **** Unconstitutional complaints.

What kind of investigation do you call that?

In short. Cry me a River.

1. a lot of people are not charged when a murder is committed
many links etc

A shocking number of US murders went unsolved last year

Americans are getting away with murder. A new FBI report found that roughly 40 percent of the nation’s slayings went unsolved last year. The bureau looked at 2017 crime and arrest data from 16,000 …

nypost.com

2. jesus christ--start thinking in real life
the police are not JUST SHOOTING someone for NO reason--
....if you just go shoot someone, that's undeniably wrong.....cops are usually DEFENDING themselves..self defense is a right/it's OK
WHY THE F are you shooting a cop through a door!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YES--you would be charged!!!!!!!! big DUH!!!!
...you are very ignorant and sound very young--with your ''I would be perfect''' posts and these

I have no doubts I would be charged. The question was why did it take three months to do so when a cop shot another cop through the door? There was and is no conceivable reason to shoot through the door as he did.

That is the point. If I did it I would be charged immediately. The cop who shot a fellow cop through the door was charged three months later. Why did it take three months?

I just told you why!!!!!!!!!!

....you have NO reason to be anywhere shooting a cop...police are TOLD to go to incidents--plain and simple

Ok. It is obvious you did not read the linked article. So stay with me Scooter. An off duty cop was at home. A police car broke down. Another officer was dispatched to this guys house to get his issue police car to use. With me so far?

So cop walks up to fellow cops house and knocks on the door. Cop inside starts shooting through the door hitting and killing fellow cop. Still with me?

There is no line of duty action involved. There is no searching for a suspect. There is no reasonable belief that mass murdering animal raping hordes are on the other side of the door. Just a knock on the door. Rambo Junior just started shooting through the door when someone knocked.

So why did it take three months to charge the cop? If it had been me shooting through my door for no reason I would have been charged in three hours. So why did it take three months to charge Rambo Junior? That is the question. Read the info. Look up other sources if you doubt me. But the question is why did it take three months?

 

[harmonica]

....THERE it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you just fked up!!!!!!!!!!!!!! = you said be CERTAIN!!!!!! ----!!!! what have I told you a million times????!!! this is NOT A MOVIE
...the police do not have 5 hours to think about what they should do--they have seconds
..they don't have script writers writing the script BEFORE they have to deal with irrational jackass dangerous criminals--IT IS NOT A MOVIE!!.....now do you understand???

Pilots are faced with situations in which they have a second perhaps to do the right thing and save the aircraft. Not to mention the people on board. We expect them to do the right thing. Assess and identify the problem and deal with it in a second or two. When they do not do that we call it pilot error. It isn’t a movie either. But we expect them to do the right thing.

Paramedics have seconds to identify the problem and start life saving treatment. When they fail it could end their employment. We expect them to do the right thing instantly.

The NASA Controllers at Houston had about three seconds to identify a problem they had never seen before during Apollo 12’s launch. An Abort would cost billions of dollars and possibly the Astronauts lives. John Aaron did the right thing and saved the mission and the lives. That was expected. Mistakes were not tolerated. But apparently that was a movie.

Every single day Truck Drivers have people cut in front of them. Every time the incident is different. Sometimes they can’t stop. Yet we expect them to do the right thing in a second or less. It is awesome that they have script writers isn’t it?

Race car drivers don’t even get a second. But expecting them to do it right is insane isn’t it?

Naval Aviators have to be perfect on the most difficult landings in the world. Trapping aboard a carrier. Yet their script writers are on the job. Right?

On and on it goes. Every other endeavor in human society is expected to be right. Loss of employment is the least they can expect if they are wrong and do the wrong thing. For many criminal charges could and do result.

Yet only Cops are excused from this standard.

When a Baseball player screws up it is called an error. He throws to the wrong guy. How can we expect them to do it right every time? I mean they have a second perhaps to decide what to do right?

When a Football player does it wrong it is a penalty. Same for every other sport. But isn’t that unfair? If they were cops it would be according to you.

So why is it that a Doctor who makes a mistake in those crucial seconds is held accountable for Malpractice while a Cop is given a pass? Treating injuries and illness is pretty tough too isn’t it?

But Doctors are always getting new information on treatments. And they have to adapt to the new immediately.

Why is everyone else expected to do it right in those same seconds while you say Cops just can’t?

Are all those examples charged and thrown in jail before any kind of investigation? Are they threatened and slandered before they have their day in court? Pretty hard to compare a Doctor getting hit with a malpractice suit and someone that makes a mistake and their very life is on the line. Look at the officer in the Michael Brown case. Even though it was PROVEN that he was innocent his entire life was uprooted lost his job, had to move, Had to hide from crazy BLM terrorists.
These officers are being denied any kind of rights of due process. Even when they go to court the media has tainted the jury, politicians have corrupted the judge and the Prosecutor. There is no chance at a fair trial they are GUILTY unless they prove they are innocent but even when they do they are still screwed. Hell the protests themselves are a form of extortion to change the result of the trial.

Charged without any investigation. Right. Can you tell me how long the investigation would be before I was charged if I shot a cop through a closed front door? Hell. Anyone.

Cop who threatened to kill protesters shoots, kills colleague who knocked on door, affidavit says

Calvin Nicholas “Nick” Salyers, 33, of Alexander, Arkansas, is charged with manslaughter in the June 3 killing of 36-year-old Scott Hutton, who was fatally shot through Salyers' front door.

www.kiro7.com

Three months. It happened June 3. He was just charged three months later. Now. If anyone else did that they would be arrested on the spot if they were not killed outright. They would be charged ten minutes after the court opened the next morning. What Investigation did they get?

If someone shoots a cop the Chief is out there denouncing the cowardly ambush attack against the police in hours or at most the next day. What investigation could have possibly taken place? If the cop shoots someone then the matter is under investigation. Of course they tell a narrative that makes the shooting sound justified. Without that aforementioned investigation you seem to think never has a chance to take place.

And if the Civilian has a good reason for shooting the cop and the Grand Jury does not indict then the Damned Liberals are blamed for making it OK to kill a cop. It is denounced by the same Chiefs and Union Reps who always defend the cop no matter how outrageous.

Tampa is in the news. Why? Because they are using Minority Report style predictive algorithms to determine who the criminals will be.

Pasco’s sheriff uses data to guess who will commit crime. Then deputies ‘hunt down’ and harass them.

A Times investigation into an intelligence program that turned into a system of organized harassment.

www.tampabay.com

They fighting crime right? Who cares if it is harassment. **** Unconstitutional complaints.

What kind of investigation do you call that?

In short. Cry me a River.

1. a lot of people are not charged when a murder is committed
many links etc

A shocking number of US murders went unsolved last year

Americans are getting away with murder. A new FBI report found that roughly 40 percent of the nation’s slayings went unsolved last year. The bureau looked at 2017 crime and arrest data from 16,000 …

nypost.com

2. jesus christ--start thinking in real life
the police are not JUST SHOOTING someone for NO reason--
....if you just go shoot someone, that's undeniably wrong.....cops are usually DEFENDING themselves..self defense is a right/it's OK
WHY THE F are you shooting a cop through a door!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YES--you would be charged!!!!!!!! big DUH!!!!
...you are very ignorant and sound very young--with your ''I would be perfect''' posts and these

I have no doubts I would be charged. The question was why did it take three months to do so when a cop shot another cop through the door? There was and is no conceivable reason to shoot through the door as he did.

That is the point. If I did it I would be charged immediately. The cop who shot a fellow cop through the door was charged three months later. Why did it take three months?

I just told you why!!!!!!!!!!

....you have NO reason to be anywhere shooting a cop...police are TOLD to go to incidents--plain and simple

Ok. It is obvious you did not read the linked article. So stay with me Scooter. An off duty cop was at home. A police car broke down. Another officer was dispatched to this guys house to get his issue police car to use. With me so far?

So cop walks up to fellow cops house and knocks on the door. Cop inside starts shooting through the door hitting and killing fellow cop. Still with me?

There is no line of duty action involved. There is no searching for a suspect. There is no reasonable belief that mass murdering animal raping hordes are on the other side of the door. Just a knock on the door. Rambo Junior just started shooting through the door when someone knocked.

So why did it take three months to charge the cop? If it had been me shooting through my door for no reason I would have been charged in three hours. So why did it take three months to charge Rambo Junior? That is the question. Read the info. Look up other sources if you doubt me. But the question is why did it take three months?

1. you are NOT perfect--understand that??
2. investigations take TIME--duh
3. here--let me blow your shit to pieces--you are saying why did it take so long for a cop to be charged--because you as a civilian would be charged immediately ................!!!!!!!
..Zimmerman was NOT charged immediately--it took 2 months!!!!!!!!!
..he's a CIVILIAN!!!!!!!!!!
BOOOOOOM-----you CAN'T argue with that

 

[harmonica]

....THERE it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you just fked up!!!!!!!!!!!!!! = you said be CERTAIN!!!!!! ----!!!! what have I told you a million times????!!! this is NOT A MOVIE
...the police do not have 5 hours to think about what they should do--they have seconds
..they don't have script writers writing the script BEFORE they have to deal with irrational jackass dangerous criminals--IT IS NOT A MOVIE!!.....now do you understand???

Pilots are faced with situations in which they have a second perhaps to do the right thing and save the aircraft. Not to mention the people on board. We expect them to do the right thing. Assess and identify the problem and deal with it in a second or two. When they do not do that we call it pilot error. It isn’t a movie either. But we expect them to do the right thing.

Paramedics have seconds to identify the problem and start life saving treatment. When they fail it could end their employment. We expect them to do the right thing instantly.

The NASA Controllers at Houston had about three seconds to identify a problem they had never seen before during Apollo 12’s launch. An Abort would cost billions of dollars and possibly the Astronauts lives. John Aaron did the right thing and saved the mission and the lives. That was expected. Mistakes were not tolerated. But apparently that was a movie.

Every single day Truck Drivers have people cut in front of them. Every time the incident is different. Sometimes they can’t stop. Yet we expect them to do the right thing in a second or less. It is awesome that they have script writers isn’t it?

Race car drivers don’t even get a second. But expecting them to do it right is insane isn’t it?

Naval Aviators have to be perfect on the most difficult landings in the world. Trapping aboard a carrier. Yet their script writers are on the job. Right?

On and on it goes. Every other endeavor in human society is expected to be right. Loss of employment is the least they can expect if they are wrong and do the wrong thing. For many criminal charges could and do result.

Yet only Cops are excused from this standard.

When a Baseball player screws up it is called an error. He throws to the wrong guy. How can we expect them to do it right every time? I mean they have a second perhaps to decide what to do right?

When a Football player does it wrong it is a penalty. Same for every other sport. But isn’t that unfair? If they were cops it would be according to you.

So why is it that a Doctor who makes a mistake in those crucial seconds is held accountable for Malpractice while a Cop is given a pass? Treating injuries and illness is pretty tough too isn’t it?

But Doctors are always getting new information on treatments. And they have to adapt to the new immediately.

Why is everyone else expected to do it right in those same seconds while you say Cops just can’t?

Are all those examples charged and thrown in jail before any kind of investigation? Are they threatened and slandered before they have their day in court? Pretty hard to compare a Doctor getting hit with a malpractice suit and someone that makes a mistake and their very life is on the line. Look at the officer in the Michael Brown case. Even though it was PROVEN that he was innocent his entire life was uprooted lost his job, had to move, Had to hide from crazy BLM terrorists.
These officers are being denied any kind of rights of due process. Even when they go to court the media has tainted the jury, politicians have corrupted the judge and the Prosecutor. There is no chance at a fair trial they are GUILTY unless they prove they are innocent but even when they do they are still screwed. Hell the protests themselves are a form of extortion to change the result of the trial.

Charged without any investigation. Right. Can you tell me how long the investigation would be before I was charged if I shot a cop through a closed front door? Hell. Anyone.

Cop who threatened to kill protesters shoots, kills colleague who knocked on door, affidavit says

Calvin Nicholas “Nick” Salyers, 33, of Alexander, Arkansas, is charged with manslaughter in the June 3 killing of 36-year-old Scott Hutton, who was fatally shot through Salyers' front door.

www.kiro7.com

Three months. It happened June 3. He was just charged three months later. Now. If anyone else did that they would be arrested on the spot if they were not killed outright. They would be charged ten minutes after the court opened the next morning. What Investigation did they get?

If someone shoots a cop the Chief is out there denouncing the cowardly ambush attack against the police in hours or at most the next day. What investigation could have possibly taken place? If the cop shoots someone then the matter is under investigation. Of course they tell a narrative that makes the shooting sound justified. Without that aforementioned investigation you seem to think never has a chance to take place.

And if the Civilian has a good reason for shooting the cop and the Grand Jury does not indict then the Damned Liberals are blamed for making it OK to kill a cop. It is denounced by the same Chiefs and Union Reps who always defend the cop no matter how outrageous.

Tampa is in the news. Why? Because they are using Minority Report style predictive algorithms to determine who the criminals will be.

Pasco’s sheriff uses data to guess who will commit crime. Then deputies ‘hunt down’ and harass them.

A Times investigation into an intelligence program that turned into a system of organized harassment.

www.tampabay.com

They fighting crime right? Who cares if it is harassment. **** Unconstitutional complaints.

What kind of investigation do you call that?

In short. Cry me a River.

1. a lot of people are not charged when a murder is committed
many links etc

A shocking number of US murders went unsolved last year

Americans are getting away with murder. A new FBI report found that roughly 40 percent of the nation’s slayings went unsolved last year. The bureau looked at 2017 crime and arrest data from 16,000 …

nypost.com

2. jesus christ--start thinking in real life
the police are not JUST SHOOTING someone for NO reason--
....if you just go shoot someone, that's undeniably wrong.....cops are usually DEFENDING themselves..self defense is a right/it's OK
WHY THE F are you shooting a cop through a door!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YES--you would be charged!!!!!!!! big DUH!!!!
...you are very ignorant and sound very young--with your ''I would be perfect''' posts and these

I have no doubts I would be charged. The question was why did it take three months to do so when a cop shot another cop through the door? There was and is no conceivable reason to shoot through the door as he did.

That is the point. If I did it I would be charged immediately. The cop who shot a fellow cop through the door was charged three months later. Why did it take three months?

I just told you why!!!!!!!!!!

....you have NO reason to be anywhere shooting a cop...police are TOLD to go to incidents--plain and simple

Ok. It is obvious you did not read the linked article. So stay with me Scooter. An off duty cop was at home. A police car broke down. Another officer was dispatched to this guys house to get his issue police car to use. With me so far?

So cop walks up to fellow cops house and knocks on the door. Cop inside starts shooting through the door hitting and killing fellow cop. Still with me?

There is no line of duty action involved. There is no searching for a suspect. There is no reasonable belief that mass murdering animal raping hordes are on the other side of the door. Just a knock on the door. Rambo Junior just started shooting through the door when someone knocked.

So why did it take three months to charge the cop? If it had been me shooting through my door for no reason I would have been charged in three hours. So why did it take three months to charge Rambo Junior? That is the question. Read the info. Look up other sources if you doubt me. But the question is why did it take three months?

....here---Robert Durst murders TWO people--and does not go to jail!!--he's a civilian

Robert Durst - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[wamose]

We had a similar situation here in Pa. a couple years ago. Traffic stop, resisting, tasing that didn't work, finally the guy broke free, ran around his car, reached inside and came out with a gun. He shot them both, damn near killing one, and it happened in seconds. The whole thing was recorded by a dashcam. The point is, something like this happens very fast which means that police have to react very fast. There's no time to look before you leap. So the second this guy reached into his car he was fair game. Furthermore, it's pretty obvious that the police weren't trying to kill the guy but disable him. It would have been very easy to put one in his head. What they did is called self preservation. It's also clear that the police were aware that the guy was dangerous. The fact that this Blake asshole is a POS and a total scumbag had nothing to do with anything. Peace, love and MAGA

 

[SavannahMann]

....THERE it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you just fked up!!!!!!!!!!!!!! = you said be CERTAIN!!!!!! ----!!!! what have I told you a million times????!!! this is NOT A MOVIE
...the police do not have 5 hours to think about what they should do--they have seconds
..they don't have script writers writing the script BEFORE they have to deal with irrational jackass dangerous criminals--IT IS NOT A MOVIE!!.....now do you understand???

Pilots are faced with situations in which they have a second perhaps to do the right thing and save the aircraft. Not to mention the people on board. We expect them to do the right thing. Assess and identify the problem and deal with it in a second or two. When they do not do that we call it pilot error. It isn’t a movie either. But we expect them to do the right thing.

Paramedics have seconds to identify the problem and start life saving treatment. When they fail it could end their employment. We expect them to do the right thing instantly.

The NASA Controllers at Houston had about three seconds to identify a problem they had never seen before during Apollo 12’s launch. An Abort would cost billions of dollars and possibly the Astronauts lives. John Aaron did the right thing and saved the mission and the lives. That was expected. Mistakes were not tolerated. But apparently that was a movie.

Every single day Truck Drivers have people cut in front of them. Every time the incident is different. Sometimes they can’t stop. Yet we expect them to do the right thing in a second or less. It is awesome that they have script writers isn’t it?

Race car drivers don’t even get a second. But expecting them to do it right is insane isn’t it?

Naval Aviators have to be perfect on the most difficult landings in the world. Trapping aboard a carrier. Yet their script writers are on the job. Right?

On and on it goes. Every other endeavor in human society is expected to be right. Loss of employment is the least they can expect if they are wrong and do the wrong thing. For many criminal charges could and do result.

Yet only Cops are excused from this standard.

When a Baseball player screws up it is called an error. He throws to the wrong guy. How can we expect them to do it right every time? I mean they have a second perhaps to decide what to do right?

When a Football player does it wrong it is a penalty. Same for every other sport. But isn’t that unfair? If they were cops it would be according to you.

So why is it that a Doctor who makes a mistake in those crucial seconds is held accountable for Malpractice while a Cop is given a pass? Treating injuries and illness is pretty tough too isn’t it?

But Doctors are always getting new information on treatments. And they have to adapt to the new immediately.

Why is everyone else expected to do it right in those same seconds while you say Cops just can’t?

Are all those examples charged and thrown in jail before any kind of investigation? Are they threatened and slandered before they have their day in court? Pretty hard to compare a Doctor getting hit with a malpractice suit and someone that makes a mistake and their very life is on the line. Look at the officer in the Michael Brown case. Even though it was PROVEN that he was innocent his entire life was uprooted lost his job, had to move, Had to hide from crazy BLM terrorists.
These officers are being denied any kind of rights of due process. Even when they go to court the media has tainted the jury, politicians have corrupted the judge and the Prosecutor. There is no chance at a fair trial they are GUILTY unless they prove they are innocent but even when they do they are still screwed. Hell the protests themselves are a form of extortion to change the result of the trial.

Charged without any investigation. Right. Can you tell me how long the investigation would be before I was charged if I shot a cop through a closed front door? Hell. Anyone.

Cop who threatened to kill protesters shoots, kills colleague who knocked on door, affidavit says

Calvin Nicholas “Nick” Salyers, 33, of Alexander, Arkansas, is charged with manslaughter in the June 3 killing of 36-year-old Scott Hutton, who was fatally shot through Salyers' front door.

www.kiro7.com

Three months. It happened June 3. He was just charged three months later. Now. If anyone else did that they would be arrested on the spot if they were not killed outright. They would be charged ten minutes after the court opened the next morning. What Investigation did they get?

If someone shoots a cop the Chief is out there denouncing the cowardly ambush attack against the police in hours or at most the next day. What investigation could have possibly taken place? If the cop shoots someone then the matter is under investigation. Of course they tell a narrative that makes the shooting sound justified. Without that aforementioned investigation you seem to think never has a chance to take place.

And if the Civilian has a good reason for shooting the cop and the Grand Jury does not indict then the Damned Liberals are blamed for making it OK to kill a cop. It is denounced by the same Chiefs and Union Reps who always defend the cop no matter how outrageous.

Tampa is in the news. Why? Because they are using Minority Report style predictive algorithms to determine who the criminals will be.

Pasco’s sheriff uses data to guess who will commit crime. Then deputies ‘hunt down’ and harass them.

A Times investigation into an intelligence program that turned into a system of organized harassment.

www.tampabay.com

They fighting crime right? Who cares if it is harassment. **** Unconstitutional complaints.

What kind of investigation do you call that?

In short. Cry me a River.

1. a lot of people are not charged when a murder is committed
many links etc

A shocking number of US murders went unsolved last year

Americans are getting away with murder. A new FBI report found that roughly 40 percent of the nation’s slayings went unsolved last year. The bureau looked at 2017 crime and arrest data from 16,000 …

nypost.com

2. jesus christ--start thinking in real life
the police are not JUST SHOOTING someone for NO reason--
....if you just go shoot someone, that's undeniably wrong.....cops are usually DEFENDING themselves..self defense is a right/it's OK
WHY THE F are you shooting a cop through a door!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YES--you would be charged!!!!!!!! big DUH!!!!
...you are very ignorant and sound very young--with your ''I would be perfect''' posts and these

I have no doubts I would be charged. The question was why did it take three months to do so when a cop shot another cop through the door? There was and is no conceivable reason to shoot through the door as he did.

That is the point. If I did it I would be charged immediately. The cop who shot a fellow cop through the door was charged three months later. Why did it take three months?

I just told you why!!!!!!!!!!

....you have NO reason to be anywhere shooting a cop...police are TOLD to go to incidents--plain and simple

Ok. It is obvious you did not read the linked article. So stay with me Scooter. An off duty cop was at home. A police car broke down. Another officer was dispatched to this guys house to get his issue police car to use. With me so far?

So cop walks up to fellow cops house and knocks on the door. Cop inside starts shooting through the door hitting and killing fellow cop. Still with me?

There is no line of duty action involved. There is no searching for a suspect. There is no reasonable belief that mass murdering animal raping hordes are on the other side of the door. Just a knock on the door. Rambo Junior just started shooting through the door when someone knocked.

So why did it take three months to charge the cop? If it had been me shooting through my door for no reason I would have been charged in three hours. So why did it take three months to charge Rambo Junior? That is the question. Read the info. Look up other sources if you doubt me. But the question is why did it take three months?

....here---Robert Durst murders TWO people--and does not go to jail!!--he's a civilian

Robert Durst - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Actually your example is not preferential treatment like Cops get. It was exceptional legal work on the part of the defense. As I said in another thread. Expensive lawyers can get people off. And there is no shortage of examples of that.

Technicalities regarding evidence collection and legalities of searches. The ability of the Defense to cast doubt on several pieces of evidence.

But he was convicted of crimes. Just not murder.

 

[deltex1]

jacob blake criminal complaint

The criminal court record does not show whether a restraining order was issued.

spectrumnews1.com

1. He broke into his victims home twice.
2. He raped his victim twice. At least once in front of one of her children.
3. He stole her car.
4. He stole her debit card and withdrew money.
5. When confronted by police he fought them.
6. After being tazzed he still managed to take the violence to his car in front of children.

And here we are weeks later watching the left defend this scumbag.
Personally im glad they shot him. He will no longer be a sexual predator.
#metoonomoreapparently

will jacob blake be offered his job back - Google Search

www.google.com

 

[The2ndAmendment]

Fine. Arrest him. Try him. Convict him. Send him to prison for his crimes. Do not shoot anyone in the back who is unarmed and who you have outnumber so dramatically.

He wasn't unarmed, he had a knife.

.

And Convicts have shivs. Yet somehow the corrections officers manage to take them into custody without guns. Are you saying the CO’s are better than the cops?

YOU'RE A ******* RETARD.

I'VE BEEN TO PRISON.

YOU DON'T HURT A CO UNLESS YOU WANT THE CO's TO HURT YOU FOR THE REST OF YOUR TIME WHILE YOUR LOCKED UP (AND LIFERS ARE THE ONES THAT USUALLY CARRY SHIVS).

INMATES DONT ATTACK CO's WITH SHIVS UNLESS THEY WANT TO SPEND THE REST OF THEIR TIME IN 24/7 ISOLATION/GET MURDERED BY CO/GET MURDERED BY RIVAL INMATES WITH THE HELP OF THE CO's (bad placement + blind eye).

You should how many inmates "magically fall down the elevator" even at my own county jail! The total count is now 18, and only one inmate survived the fall (article below). Notice how our MSM didn't reveal even the name of the inmate or the cause of the fall!

L.I. INMATE IN ELEVATOR PLUNGE

An inmate at the Suffolk County Jail in Riverhead was injured when he fell down an elevator shaft at the Long Island lockup. The inmate, who was reportedly handcuffed, was being housed in a discipl…

nypost.com

If you attack CO's in Riverheard with shivs you'll find yourself at the bottom of the elevator shaft.

 

[Fang]

I used to respect this guy, especially when he stood up for his beliefs in standing for the flag. But he caved to the racist, radical mob and now wears a rapist's name on his helmet. Drew Brees is a disgrace. #MeToo

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

jacob blake criminal complaint

The criminal court record does not show whether a restraining order was issued.

spectrumnews1.com

1. He broke into his victims home twice.
2. He raped his victim twice. At least once in front of one of her children.
3. He stole her car.
4. He stole her debit card and withdrew money.
5. When confronted by police he fought them.
6. After being tazzed he still managed to take the violence to his car in front of children.

And here we are weeks later watching the left defend this scumbag.
Personally im glad they shot him. He will no longer be a sexual predator.
#metoonomoreapparently

will jacob blake be offered his job back - Google Search

www.google.com

They want us to pray for a full recovery? So he can rape again?

Nope

 

[harmonica]

....THERE it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you just fked up!!!!!!!!!!!!!! = you said be CERTAIN!!!!!! ----!!!! what have I told you a million times????!!! this is NOT A MOVIE
...the police do not have 5 hours to think about what they should do--they have seconds
..they don't have script writers writing the script BEFORE they have to deal with irrational jackass dangerous criminals--IT IS NOT A MOVIE!!.....now do you understand???

Pilots are faced with situations in which they have a second perhaps to do the right thing and save the aircraft. Not to mention the people on board. We expect them to do the right thing. Assess and identify the problem and deal with it in a second or two. When they do not do that we call it pilot error. It isn’t a movie either. But we expect them to do the right thing.

Paramedics have seconds to identify the problem and start life saving treatment. When they fail it could end their employment. We expect them to do the right thing instantly.

The NASA Controllers at Houston had about three seconds to identify a problem they had never seen before during Apollo 12’s launch. An Abort would cost billions of dollars and possibly the Astronauts lives. John Aaron did the right thing and saved the mission and the lives. That was expected. Mistakes were not tolerated. But apparently that was a movie.

Every single day Truck Drivers have people cut in front of them. Every time the incident is different. Sometimes they can’t stop. Yet we expect them to do the right thing in a second or less. It is awesome that they have script writers isn’t it?

Race car drivers don’t even get a second. But expecting them to do it right is insane isn’t it?

Naval Aviators have to be perfect on the most difficult landings in the world. Trapping aboard a carrier. Yet their script writers are on the job. Right?

On and on it goes. Every other endeavor in human society is expected to be right. Loss of employment is the least they can expect if they are wrong and do the wrong thing. For many criminal charges could and do result.

Yet only Cops are excused from this standard.

When a Baseball player screws up it is called an error. He throws to the wrong guy. How can we expect them to do it right every time? I mean they have a second perhaps to decide what to do right?

When a Football player does it wrong it is a penalty. Same for every other sport. But isn’t that unfair? If they were cops it would be according to you.

So why is it that a Doctor who makes a mistake in those crucial seconds is held accountable for Malpractice while a Cop is given a pass? Treating injuries and illness is pretty tough too isn’t it?

But Doctors are always getting new information on treatments. And they have to adapt to the new immediately.

Why is everyone else expected to do it right in those same seconds while you say Cops just can’t?

Are all those examples charged and thrown in jail before any kind of investigation? Are they threatened and slandered before they have their day in court? Pretty hard to compare a Doctor getting hit with a malpractice suit and someone that makes a mistake and their very life is on the line. Look at the officer in the Michael Brown case. Even though it was PROVEN that he was innocent his entire life was uprooted lost his job, had to move, Had to hide from crazy BLM terrorists.
These officers are being denied any kind of rights of due process. Even when they go to court the media has tainted the jury, politicians have corrupted the judge and the Prosecutor. There is no chance at a fair trial they are GUILTY unless they prove they are innocent but even when they do they are still screwed. Hell the protests themselves are a form of extortion to change the result of the trial.

Charged without any investigation. Right. Can you tell me how long the investigation would be before I was charged if I shot a cop through a closed front door? Hell. Anyone.

Cop who threatened to kill protesters shoots, kills colleague who knocked on door, affidavit says

Calvin Nicholas “Nick” Salyers, 33, of Alexander, Arkansas, is charged with manslaughter in the June 3 killing of 36-year-old Scott Hutton, who was fatally shot through Salyers' front door.

www.kiro7.com

Three months. It happened June 3. He was just charged three months later. Now. If anyone else did that they would be arrested on the spot if they were not killed outright. They would be charged ten minutes after the court opened the next morning. What Investigation did they get?

If someone shoots a cop the Chief is out there denouncing the cowardly ambush attack against the police in hours or at most the next day. What investigation could have possibly taken place? If the cop shoots someone then the matter is under investigation. Of course they tell a narrative that makes the shooting sound justified. Without that aforementioned investigation you seem to think never has a chance to take place.

And if the Civilian has a good reason for shooting the cop and the Grand Jury does not indict then the Damned Liberals are blamed for making it OK to kill a cop. It is denounced by the same Chiefs and Union Reps who always defend the cop no matter how outrageous.

Tampa is in the news. Why? Because they are using Minority Report style predictive algorithms to determine who the criminals will be.

Pasco’s sheriff uses data to guess who will commit crime. Then deputies ‘hunt down’ and harass them.

A Times investigation into an intelligence program that turned into a system of organized harassment.

www.tampabay.com

They fighting crime right? Who cares if it is harassment. **** Unconstitutional complaints.

What kind of investigation do you call that?

In short. Cry me a River.

1. a lot of people are not charged when a murder is committed
many links etc

A shocking number of US murders went unsolved last year

Americans are getting away with murder. A new FBI report found that roughly 40 percent of the nation’s slayings went unsolved last year. The bureau looked at 2017 crime and arrest data from 16,000 …

nypost.com

2. jesus christ--start thinking in real life
the police are not JUST SHOOTING someone for NO reason--
....if you just go shoot someone, that's undeniably wrong.....cops are usually DEFENDING themselves..self defense is a right/it's OK
WHY THE F are you shooting a cop through a door!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YES--you would be charged!!!!!!!! big DUH!!!!
...you are very ignorant and sound very young--with your ''I would be perfect''' posts and these

I have no doubts I would be charged. The question was why did it take three months to do so when a cop shot another cop through the door? There was and is no conceivable reason to shoot through the door as he did.

That is the point. If I did it I would be charged immediately. The cop who shot a fellow cop through the door was charged three months later. Why did it take three months?

I just told you why!!!!!!!!!!

....you have NO reason to be anywhere shooting a cop...police are TOLD to go to incidents--plain and simple

Ok. It is obvious you did not read the linked article. So stay with me Scooter. An off duty cop was at home. A police car broke down. Another officer was dispatched to this guys house to get his issue police car to use. With me so far?

So cop walks up to fellow cops house and knocks on the door. Cop inside starts shooting through the door hitting and killing fellow cop. Still with me?

There is no line of duty action involved. There is no searching for a suspect. There is no reasonable belief that mass murdering animal raping hordes are on the other side of the door. Just a knock on the door. Rambo Junior just started shooting through the door when someone knocked.

So why did it take three months to charge the cop? If it had been me shooting through my door for no reason I would have been charged in three hours. So why did it take three months to charge Rambo Junior? That is the question. Read the info. Look up other sources if you doubt me. But the question is why did it take three months?

....here---Robert Durst murders TWO people--and does not go to jail!!--he's a civilian

Robert Durst - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Actually your example is not preferential treatment like Cops get. It was exceptional legal work on the part of the defense. As I said in another thread. Expensive lawyers can get people off. And there is no shortage of examples of that.

Technicalities regarding evidence collection and legalities of searches. The ability of the Defense to cast doubt on several pieces of evidence.

But he was convicted of crimes. Just not murder.

wrong ---cops don't get preferential treatment Mr Perfect

 

[SavannahMann]

....THERE it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you just fked up!!!!!!!!!!!!!! = you said be CERTAIN!!!!!! ----!!!! what have I told you a million times????!!! this is NOT A MOVIE
...the police do not have 5 hours to think about what they should do--they have seconds
..they don't have script writers writing the script BEFORE they have to deal with irrational jackass dangerous criminals--IT IS NOT A MOVIE!!.....now do you understand???

Pilots are faced with situations in which they have a second perhaps to do the right thing and save the aircraft. Not to mention the people on board. We expect them to do the right thing. Assess and identify the problem and deal with it in a second or two. When they do not do that we call it pilot error. It isn’t a movie either. But we expect them to do the right thing.

Paramedics have seconds to identify the problem and start life saving treatment. When they fail it could end their employment. We expect them to do the right thing instantly.

The NASA Controllers at Houston had about three seconds to identify a problem they had never seen before during Apollo 12’s launch. An Abort would cost billions of dollars and possibly the Astronauts lives. John Aaron did the right thing and saved the mission and the lives. That was expected. Mistakes were not tolerated. But apparently that was a movie.

Every single day Truck Drivers have people cut in front of them. Every time the incident is different. Sometimes they can’t stop. Yet we expect them to do the right thing in a second or less. It is awesome that they have script writers isn’t it?

Race car drivers don’t even get a second. But expecting them to do it right is insane isn’t it?

Naval Aviators have to be perfect on the most difficult landings in the world. Trapping aboard a carrier. Yet their script writers are on the job. Right?

On and on it goes. Every other endeavor in human society is expected to be right. Loss of employment is the least they can expect if they are wrong and do the wrong thing. For many criminal charges could and do result.

Yet only Cops are excused from this standard.

When a Baseball player screws up it is called an error. He throws to the wrong guy. How can we expect them to do it right every time? I mean they have a second perhaps to decide what to do right?

When a Football player does it wrong it is a penalty. Same for every other sport. But isn’t that unfair? If they were cops it would be according to you.

So why is it that a Doctor who makes a mistake in those crucial seconds is held accountable for Malpractice while a Cop is given a pass? Treating injuries and illness is pretty tough too isn’t it?

But Doctors are always getting new information on treatments. And they have to adapt to the new immediately.

Why is everyone else expected to do it right in those same seconds while you say Cops just can’t?

Are all those examples charged and thrown in jail before any kind of investigation? Are they threatened and slandered before they have their day in court? Pretty hard to compare a Doctor getting hit with a malpractice suit and someone that makes a mistake and their very life is on the line. Look at the officer in the Michael Brown case. Even though it was PROVEN that he was innocent his entire life was uprooted lost his job, had to move, Had to hide from crazy BLM terrorists.
These officers are being denied any kind of rights of due process. Even when they go to court the media has tainted the jury, politicians have corrupted the judge and the Prosecutor. There is no chance at a fair trial they are GUILTY unless they prove they are innocent but even when they do they are still screwed. Hell the protests themselves are a form of extortion to change the result of the trial.

Charged without any investigation. Right. Can you tell me how long the investigation would be before I was charged if I shot a cop through a closed front door? Hell. Anyone.

Cop who threatened to kill protesters shoots, kills colleague who knocked on door, affidavit says

Calvin Nicholas “Nick” Salyers, 33, of Alexander, Arkansas, is charged with manslaughter in the June 3 killing of 36-year-old Scott Hutton, who was fatally shot through Salyers' front door.

www.kiro7.com

Three months. It happened June 3. He was just charged three months later. Now. If anyone else did that they would be arrested on the spot if they were not killed outright. They would be charged ten minutes after the court opened the next morning. What Investigation did they get?

If someone shoots a cop the Chief is out there denouncing the cowardly ambush attack against the police in hours or at most the next day. What investigation could have possibly taken place? If the cop shoots someone then the matter is under investigation. Of course they tell a narrative that makes the shooting sound justified. Without that aforementioned investigation you seem to think never has a chance to take place.

And if the Civilian has a good reason for shooting the cop and the Grand Jury does not indict then the Damned Liberals are blamed for making it OK to kill a cop. It is denounced by the same Chiefs and Union Reps who always defend the cop no matter how outrageous.

Tampa is in the news. Why? Because they are using Minority Report style predictive algorithms to determine who the criminals will be.

Pasco’s sheriff uses data to guess who will commit crime. Then deputies ‘hunt down’ and harass them.

A Times investigation into an intelligence program that turned into a system of organized harassment.

www.tampabay.com

They fighting crime right? Who cares if it is harassment. **** Unconstitutional complaints.

What kind of investigation do you call that?

In short. Cry me a River.

1. a lot of people are not charged when a murder is committed
many links etc

A shocking number of US murders went unsolved last year

Americans are getting away with murder. A new FBI report found that roughly 40 percent of the nation’s slayings went unsolved last year. The bureau looked at 2017 crime and arrest data from 16,000 …

nypost.com

2. jesus christ--start thinking in real life
the police are not JUST SHOOTING someone for NO reason--
....if you just go shoot someone, that's undeniably wrong.....cops are usually DEFENDING themselves..self defense is a right/it's OK
WHY THE F are you shooting a cop through a door!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YES--you would be charged!!!!!!!! big DUH!!!!
...you are very ignorant and sound very young--with your ''I would be perfect''' posts and these

I have no doubts I would be charged. The question was why did it take three months to do so when a cop shot another cop through the door? There was and is no conceivable reason to shoot through the door as he did.

That is the point. If I did it I would be charged immediately. The cop who shot a fellow cop through the door was charged three months later. Why did it take three months?

I just told you why!!!!!!!!!!

....you have NO reason to be anywhere shooting a cop...police are TOLD to go to incidents--plain and simple

Ok. It is obvious you did not read the linked article. So stay with me Scooter. An off duty cop was at home. A police car broke down. Another officer was dispatched to this guys house to get his issue police car to use. With me so far?

So cop walks up to fellow cops house and knocks on the door. Cop inside starts shooting through the door hitting and killing fellow cop. Still with me?

There is no line of duty action involved. There is no searching for a suspect. There is no reasonable belief that mass murdering animal raping hordes are on the other side of the door. Just a knock on the door. Rambo Junior just started shooting through the door when someone knocked.

So why did it take three months to charge the cop? If it had been me shooting through my door for no reason I would have been charged in three hours. So why did it take three months to charge Rambo Junior? That is the question. Read the info. Look up other sources if you doubt me. But the question is why did it take three months?

....here---Robert Durst murders TWO people--and does not go to jail!!--he's a civilian

Robert Durst - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Actually your example is not preferential treatment like Cops get. It was exceptional legal work on the part of the defense. As I said in another thread. Expensive lawyers can get people off. And there is no shortage of examples of that.

Technicalities regarding evidence collection and legalities of searches. The ability of the Defense to cast doubt on several pieces of evidence.

But he was convicted of crimes. Just not murder.

wrong ---cops don't get preferential treatment Mr Perfect

OK. Explain why it took three months to charge a Cop Killer?

 

[harmonica]

....THERE it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you just fked up!!!!!!!!!!!!!! = you said be CERTAIN!!!!!! ----!!!! what have I told you a million times????!!! this is NOT A MOVIE
...the police do not have 5 hours to think about what they should do--they have seconds
..they don't have script writers writing the script BEFORE they have to deal with irrational jackass dangerous criminals--IT IS NOT A MOVIE!!.....now do you understand???

Pilots are faced with situations in which they have a second perhaps to do the right thing and save the aircraft. Not to mention the people on board. We expect them to do the right thing. Assess and identify the problem and deal with it in a second or two. When they do not do that we call it pilot error. It isn’t a movie either. But we expect them to do the right thing.

Paramedics have seconds to identify the problem and start life saving treatment. When they fail it could end their employment. We expect them to do the right thing instantly.

The NASA Controllers at Houston had about three seconds to identify a problem they had never seen before during Apollo 12’s launch. An Abort would cost billions of dollars and possibly the Astronauts lives. John Aaron did the right thing and saved the mission and the lives. That was expected. Mistakes were not tolerated. But apparently that was a movie.

Every single day Truck Drivers have people cut in front of them. Every time the incident is different. Sometimes they can’t stop. Yet we expect them to do the right thing in a second or less. It is awesome that they have script writers isn’t it?

Race car drivers don’t even get a second. But expecting them to do it right is insane isn’t it?

Naval Aviators have to be perfect on the most difficult landings in the world. Trapping aboard a carrier. Yet their script writers are on the job. Right?

On and on it goes. Every other endeavor in human society is expected to be right. Loss of employment is the least they can expect if they are wrong and do the wrong thing. For many criminal charges could and do result.

Yet only Cops are excused from this standard.

When a Baseball player screws up it is called an error. He throws to the wrong guy. How can we expect them to do it right every time? I mean they have a second perhaps to decide what to do right?

When a Football player does it wrong it is a penalty. Same for every other sport. But isn’t that unfair? If they were cops it would be according to you.

So why is it that a Doctor who makes a mistake in those crucial seconds is held accountable for Malpractice while a Cop is given a pass? Treating injuries and illness is pretty tough too isn’t it?

But Doctors are always getting new information on treatments. And they have to adapt to the new immediately.

Why is everyone else expected to do it right in those same seconds while you say Cops just can’t?

Are all those examples charged and thrown in jail before any kind of investigation? Are they threatened and slandered before they have their day in court? Pretty hard to compare a Doctor getting hit with a malpractice suit and someone that makes a mistake and their very life is on the line. Look at the officer in the Michael Brown case. Even though it was PROVEN that he was innocent his entire life was uprooted lost his job, had to move, Had to hide from crazy BLM terrorists.
These officers are being denied any kind of rights of due process. Even when they go to court the media has tainted the jury, politicians have corrupted the judge and the Prosecutor. There is no chance at a fair trial they are GUILTY unless they prove they are innocent but even when they do they are still screwed. Hell the protests themselves are a form of extortion to change the result of the trial.

Charged without any investigation. Right. Can you tell me how long the investigation would be before I was charged if I shot a cop through a closed front door? Hell. Anyone.

Cop who threatened to kill protesters shoots, kills colleague who knocked on door, affidavit says

Calvin Nicholas “Nick” Salyers, 33, of Alexander, Arkansas, is charged with manslaughter in the June 3 killing of 36-year-old Scott Hutton, who was fatally shot through Salyers' front door.

www.kiro7.com

Three months. It happened June 3. He was just charged three months later. Now. If anyone else did that they would be arrested on the spot if they were not killed outright. They would be charged ten minutes after the court opened the next morning. What Investigation did they get?

If someone shoots a cop the Chief is out there denouncing the cowardly ambush attack against the police in hours or at most the next day. What investigation could have possibly taken place? If the cop shoots someone then the matter is under investigation. Of course they tell a narrative that makes the shooting sound justified. Without that aforementioned investigation you seem to think never has a chance to take place.

And if the Civilian has a good reason for shooting the cop and the Grand Jury does not indict then the Damned Liberals are blamed for making it OK to kill a cop. It is denounced by the same Chiefs and Union Reps who always defend the cop no matter how outrageous.

Tampa is in the news. Why? Because they are using Minority Report style predictive algorithms to determine who the criminals will be.

Pasco’s sheriff uses data to guess who will commit crime. Then deputies ‘hunt down’ and harass them.

A Times investigation into an intelligence program that turned into a system of organized harassment.

www.tampabay.com

They fighting crime right? Who cares if it is harassment. **** Unconstitutional complaints.

What kind of investigation do you call that?

In short. Cry me a River.

1. a lot of people are not charged when a murder is committed
many links etc

A shocking number of US murders went unsolved last year

Americans are getting away with murder. A new FBI report found that roughly 40 percent of the nation’s slayings went unsolved last year. The bureau looked at 2017 crime and arrest data from 16,000 …

nypost.com

2. jesus christ--start thinking in real life
the police are not JUST SHOOTING someone for NO reason--
....if you just go shoot someone, that's undeniably wrong.....cops are usually DEFENDING themselves..self defense is a right/it's OK
WHY THE F are you shooting a cop through a door!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YES--you would be charged!!!!!!!! big DUH!!!!
...you are very ignorant and sound very young--with your ''I would be perfect''' posts and these

I have no doubts I would be charged. The question was why did it take three months to do so when a cop shot another cop through the door? There was and is no conceivable reason to shoot through the door as he did.

That is the point. If I did it I would be charged immediately. The cop who shot a fellow cop through the door was charged three months later. Why did it take three months?

I just told you why!!!!!!!!!!

....you have NO reason to be anywhere shooting a cop...police are TOLD to go to incidents--plain and simple

Ok. It is obvious you did not read the linked article. So stay with me Scooter. An off duty cop was at home. A police car broke down. Another officer was dispatched to this guys house to get his issue police car to use. With me so far?

So cop walks up to fellow cops house and knocks on the door. Cop inside starts shooting through the door hitting and killing fellow cop. Still with me?

There is no line of duty action involved. There is no searching for a suspect. There is no reasonable belief that mass murdering animal raping hordes are on the other side of the door. Just a knock on the door. Rambo Junior just started shooting through the door when someone knocked.

So why did it take three months to charge the cop? If it had been me shooting through my door for no reason I would have been charged in three hours. So why did it take three months to charge Rambo Junior? That is the question. Read the info. Look up other sources if you doubt me. But the question is why did it take three months?

....here---Robert Durst murders TWO people--and does not go to jail!!--he's a civilian

Robert Durst - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Actually your example is not preferential treatment like Cops get. It was exceptional legal work on the part of the defense. As I said in another thread. Expensive lawyers can get people off. And there is no shortage of examples of that.

Technicalities regarding evidence collection and legalities of searches. The ability of the Defense to cast doubt on several pieces of evidence.

But he was convicted of crimes. Just not murder.

wrong ---cops don't get preferential treatment Mr Perfect

OK. Explain why it took three months to charge a Cop Killer?

.....you said a civilian would be charged immediately--I disproved that ..civilians also are not charged immediately AND get away with murder = you DENY this?????????!!!!!!!!!

 

[SavannahMann]

....THERE it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you just fked up!!!!!!!!!!!!!! = you said be CERTAIN!!!!!! ----!!!! what have I told you a million times????!!! this is NOT A MOVIE
...the police do not have 5 hours to think about what they should do--they have seconds
..they don't have script writers writing the script BEFORE they have to deal with irrational jackass dangerous criminals--IT IS NOT A MOVIE!!.....now do you understand???

Pilots are faced with situations in which they have a second perhaps to do the right thing and save the aircraft. Not to mention the people on board. We expect them to do the right thing. Assess and identify the problem and deal with it in a second or two. When they do not do that we call it pilot error. It isn’t a movie either. But we expect them to do the right thing.

Paramedics have seconds to identify the problem and start life saving treatment. When they fail it could end their employment. We expect them to do the right thing instantly.

The NASA Controllers at Houston had about three seconds to identify a problem they had never seen before during Apollo 12’s launch. An Abort would cost billions of dollars and possibly the Astronauts lives. John Aaron did the right thing and saved the mission and the lives. That was expected. Mistakes were not tolerated. But apparently that was a movie.

Every single day Truck Drivers have people cut in front of them. Every time the incident is different. Sometimes they can’t stop. Yet we expect them to do the right thing in a second or less. It is awesome that they have script writers isn’t it?

Race car drivers don’t even get a second. But expecting them to do it right is insane isn’t it?

Naval Aviators have to be perfect on the most difficult landings in the world. Trapping aboard a carrier. Yet their script writers are on the job. Right?

On and on it goes. Every other endeavor in human society is expected to be right. Loss of employment is the least they can expect if they are wrong and do the wrong thing. For many criminal charges could and do result.

Yet only Cops are excused from this standard.

When a Baseball player screws up it is called an error. He throws to the wrong guy. How can we expect them to do it right every time? I mean they have a second perhaps to decide what to do right?

When a Football player does it wrong it is a penalty. Same for every other sport. But isn’t that unfair? If they were cops it would be according to you.

So why is it that a Doctor who makes a mistake in those crucial seconds is held accountable for Malpractice while a Cop is given a pass? Treating injuries and illness is pretty tough too isn’t it?

But Doctors are always getting new information on treatments. And they have to adapt to the new immediately.

Why is everyone else expected to do it right in those same seconds while you say Cops just can’t?

Are all those examples charged and thrown in jail before any kind of investigation? Are they threatened and slandered before they have their day in court? Pretty hard to compare a Doctor getting hit with a malpractice suit and someone that makes a mistake and their very life is on the line. Look at the officer in the Michael Brown case. Even though it was PROVEN that he was innocent his entire life was uprooted lost his job, had to move, Had to hide from crazy BLM terrorists.
These officers are being denied any kind of rights of due process. Even when they go to court the media has tainted the jury, politicians have corrupted the judge and the Prosecutor. There is no chance at a fair trial they are GUILTY unless they prove they are innocent but even when they do they are still screwed. Hell the protests themselves are a form of extortion to change the result of the trial.

Charged without any investigation. Right. Can you tell me how long the investigation would be before I was charged if I shot a cop through a closed front door? Hell. Anyone.

Cop who threatened to kill protesters shoots, kills colleague who knocked on door, affidavit says

Calvin Nicholas “Nick” Salyers, 33, of Alexander, Arkansas, is charged with manslaughter in the June 3 killing of 36-year-old Scott Hutton, who was fatally shot through Salyers' front door.

www.kiro7.com

Three months. It happened June 3. He was just charged three months later. Now. If anyone else did that they would be arrested on the spot if they were not killed outright. They would be charged ten minutes after the court opened the next morning. What Investigation did they get?

If someone shoots a cop the Chief is out there denouncing the cowardly ambush attack against the police in hours or at most the next day. What investigation could have possibly taken place? If the cop shoots someone then the matter is under investigation. Of course they tell a narrative that makes the shooting sound justified. Without that aforementioned investigation you seem to think never has a chance to take place.

And if the Civilian has a good reason for shooting the cop and the Grand Jury does not indict then the Damned Liberals are blamed for making it OK to kill a cop. It is denounced by the same Chiefs and Union Reps who always defend the cop no matter how outrageous.

Tampa is in the news. Why? Because they are using Minority Report style predictive algorithms to determine who the criminals will be.

Pasco’s sheriff uses data to guess who will commit crime. Then deputies ‘hunt down’ and harass them.

A Times investigation into an intelligence program that turned into a system of organized harassment.

www.tampabay.com

They fighting crime right? Who cares if it is harassment. **** Unconstitutional complaints.

What kind of investigation do you call that?

In short. Cry me a River.

1. a lot of people are not charged when a murder is committed
many links etc

A shocking number of US murders went unsolved last year

Americans are getting away with murder. A new FBI report found that roughly 40 percent of the nation’s slayings went unsolved last year. The bureau looked at 2017 crime and arrest data from 16,000 …

nypost.com

2. jesus christ--start thinking in real life
the police are not JUST SHOOTING someone for NO reason--
....if you just go shoot someone, that's undeniably wrong.....cops are usually DEFENDING themselves..self defense is a right/it's OK
WHY THE F are you shooting a cop through a door!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YES--you would be charged!!!!!!!! big DUH!!!!
...you are very ignorant and sound very young--with your ''I would be perfect''' posts and these

I have no doubts I would be charged. The question was why did it take three months to do so when a cop shot another cop through the door? There was and is no conceivable reason to shoot through the door as he did.

That is the point. If I did it I would be charged immediately. The cop who shot a fellow cop through the door was charged three months later. Why did it take three months?

I just told you why!!!!!!!!!!

....you have NO reason to be anywhere shooting a cop...police are TOLD to go to incidents--plain and simple

Ok. It is obvious you did not read the linked article. So stay with me Scooter. An off duty cop was at home. A police car broke down. Another officer was dispatched to this guys house to get his issue police car to use. With me so far?

So cop walks up to fellow cops house and knocks on the door. Cop inside starts shooting through the door hitting and killing fellow cop. Still with me?

There is no line of duty action involved. There is no searching for a suspect. There is no reasonable belief that mass murdering animal raping hordes are on the other side of the door. Just a knock on the door. Rambo Junior just started shooting through the door when someone knocked.

So why did it take three months to charge the cop? If it had been me shooting through my door for no reason I would have been charged in three hours. So why did it take three months to charge Rambo Junior? That is the question. Read the info. Look up other sources if you doubt me. But the question is why did it take three months?

....here---Robert Durst murders TWO people--and does not go to jail!!--he's a civilian

Robert Durst - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Actually your example is not preferential treatment like Cops get. It was exceptional legal work on the part of the defense. As I said in another thread. Expensive lawyers can get people off. And there is no shortage of examples of that.

Technicalities regarding evidence collection and legalities of searches. The ability of the Defense to cast doubt on several pieces of evidence.

But he was convicted of crimes. Just not murder.

wrong ---cops don't get preferential treatment Mr Perfect

OK. Explain why it took three months to charge a Cop Killer?

.....you said a civilian would be charged immediately--I disproved that ..civilians also are not charged immediately AND get away with murder = you DENY this?????????!!!!!!!!!

Really? You did not link to any news story where someone killed a cop and was not charged immediately. The only example you might find would be where they did not know who did it. You are trying to obfuscate and change the subject. Comparing apples to horse apples.