Three cops sent to prison for beating a protestor

[SavannahMann]

Some will say justice served. Some will say we can’t afford to lose good cops like this.

St. Louis got four years for one of the cops. Four years for throwing a beating on a protestor.

The other two are awaiting their own sentencing. How long will they get?

A former police officer was sentenced to 4 years in prison for beating an undercover Black officer who he believed was a protester

The beating happened in 2017, when St. Louis erupted in protest following the acquittal in the police shooting death of Anthony Lamar Smith.

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Is it outrageous? Is it too lenient? What do you say?

 

[Bush92]

Police should use live rounds on the domestic terrorist BLM and Antifa.

 

[JGalt]

Ooops. The cops beat an undercover black officer whom they thought was a protester. That undercover cop must have really known how to blend in.

 

[freyasman]

Some will say justice served. Some will say we can’t afford to lose good cops like this.

St. Louis got four years for one of the cops. Four years for throwing a beating on a protestor.

The other two are awaiting their own sentencing. How long will they get?

A former police officer was sentenced to 4 years in prison for beating an undercover Black officer who he believed was a protester

The beating happened in 2017, when St. Louis erupted in protest following the acquittal in the police shooting death of Anthony Lamar Smith.

www.yahoo.com

Is it outrageous? Is it too lenient? What do you say?

No idea.


But a UC cop being a victim of police excessive force is sure funny as hell.

 

[JGalt]

Some will say justice served. Some will say we can’t afford to lose good cops like this.

St. Louis got four years for one of the cops. Four years for throwing a beating on a protestor.

The other two are awaiting their own sentencing. How long will they get?

A former police officer was sentenced to 4 years in prison for beating an undercover Black officer who he believed was a protester

The beating happened in 2017, when St. Louis erupted in protest following the acquittal in the police shooting death of Anthony Lamar Smith.

www.yahoo.com

Is it outrageous? Is it too lenient? What do you say?

No idea.


But a UC cop being a victim of police excessive force is sure funny as hell.

This one gave me stitches.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Well at least he was not shot like Ashli Babbitt

 

[Ordinary Guy]

Some will say justice served. Some will say we can’t afford to lose good cops like this.

St. Louis got four years for one of the cops. Four years for throwing a beating on a protestor.

The other two are awaiting their own sentencing. How long will they get?

A former police officer was sentenced to 4 years in prison for beating an undercover Black officer who he believed was a protester

The beating happened in 2017, when St. Louis erupted in protest following the acquittal in the police shooting death of Anthony Lamar Smith.

www.yahoo.com

Is it outrageous? Is it too lenient? What do you say?

St. Louis is a shithole, it is the next Detroit coming, it might already be worse

 

[woodwork201]

Definitely excessive. The charge should have been a misdemeanor. It wasn't a one-on-one abuse of force; it was a riot. Adrenalin was flowing faster than the gasoline in the Molotov cocktails. The cop had probably been assaulted or seen his partners assaulted. He shouldn't have beaten the guy and should be punished; we do expect, demand, better from the police and, perhaps, it should even end his police career, but it shouldn't end his future.

 

[Jarlaxle]

Some will say justice served. Some will say we can’t afford to lose good cops like this.

St. Louis got four years for one of the cops. Four years for throwing a beating on a protestor.

The other two are awaiting their own sentencing. How long will they get?

A former police officer was sentenced to 4 years in prison for beating an undercover Black officer who he believed was a protester

The beating happened in 2017, when St. Louis erupted in protest following the acquittal in the police shooting death of Anthony Lamar Smith.

www.yahoo.com

Is it outrageous? Is it too lenient? What do you say?

Anything short of public crucifixion means they got off lightly.