Fucking Cops

[Minimalist]

More lies after the cops perform another execution.

http://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/...23141.html

According to a press release, the officers open fire after seeing the suspect reach into his waist band. After reviewing cell phone footage, some experts believe that the suspect did not reach into his waist band and that the use of force was unjustified.

So then they claim their view was "obstructed" but it did not interfere with their shooting? Right.

[salamenfuckyou]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CvGDYJp0Ss

[Minimalist]

More on the Police Death Squads....

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/04/29/mother-of-disabled-son-killed-by-police-over-10-movie-ticket-tells-congress-she-wants-justice/


(and you thought it was only in Central America!)

[psychoslice]

Like the cops or not, they will be the first you run to for help when you need it, most cops are good people so respect them.

[Minimalist]

Yeah....yeah....the policeman is your friend. Wise up.

http://www.policebrutality.info/2014/02/...g-him.html

[psychoslice]

Yeah....yeah....the policeman is your friend. Wise up.

http://www.policebrutality.info/2014/02/...g-him.html

Someone here has to wise up, and its not you.

[Minimalist]

Really? Think about this, laddie.

http://truth-out.org/news/item/23463-wis...ody-deaths

After relentless pressure from the families of shooting victims, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker signed a bill, the first of its kind in the nation, requiring deaths in police custody to be investigated by outside organizations.

"We researched the state of Wisconsin and we could not find an 'unjustified' ruling of a police-involved shooting in 129 years since the police and fire departments were first formed in 1885, and we knew that was an impossible record of perfection."

But some police unions are already objecting to the new law, saying police departments are "uniquely suited to investigate incidents." They worry that, in addition to outside agencies' investigations, federal authorities might investigate deaths in police custody, and lawsuits could be brought.

Yes, of course the watchdogs want to continue watching the watchdogs. They have such a glorious record of cleaning up the messes.

Every state needs a law like this. Maybe the fucking cops will get less trigger-happy if they know that it won't be their buddies in blue covering up their crimes.

[Manowar]

You know this thread depresses the hell out of me. Everytime I read a post I am pissed off for days.

manowar

[Minimalist]

This might help.....

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2014/05/04...tail=email

Sheriff's Deputy Frank Phillips,47,who was recorded choking a college student into unconsciousness, and then hitting him around his head, while several other officers were cuffing him, has been fired.

Then again, maybe not as he has only been fired, not indicted.

[KUSA]

I don't know what Minimalist would do if trouble came his way. He hates guns so he doesn't own one. He can't call the cops because they might shoot him or choke him out. I hope he knows karate or something.