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Cop Who Did NOTHING In George Floyd Incident Gets FIVE YEARS IN PRISON, Democrats Are EVIL

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  • WestlinnDuckWestlinnDuck Member Posts: 15,384 Standard Supporter
    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    But George tried to pass a bad twenty.

    So it all worked out for the best.

    And stab his pregnant girl and be a junkie and O D but still

    Resisting arrest is a felony as well
    Startling example of government inefficiency. Shooting suspects would be quicker and easier.
    St. George Floyd should have been in prison. Team Dazzler decided otherwise. You can have your heroes, mine are different.
  • HHuskyHHusky Member Posts: 20,923

    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    But George tried to pass a bad twenty.

    So it all worked out for the best.

    And stab his pregnant girl and be a junkie and O D but still

    Resisting arrest is a felony as well
    Startling example of government inefficiency. Shooting suspects would be quicker and easier.
    St. George Floyd should have been in prison. Team Dazzler decided otherwise. You can have your heroes, mine are different.
    Well, since he should have been in prison anyway, the police practically had to murder him.

  • RaceBannonRaceBannon Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 106,030 Founders Club
    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    But George tried to pass a bad twenty.

    So it all worked out for the best.

    And stab his pregnant girl and be a junkie and O D but still

    Resisting arrest is a felony as well
    Startling example of government inefficiency. Shooting suspects would be quicker and easier.
    St. George Floyd should have been in prison. Team Dazzler decided otherwise. You can have your heroes, mine are different.
    Well, since he should have been in prison anyway, the police practically had to murder him.

    Like Ashli Babbitt

    Fuck off
  • HHuskyHHusky Member Posts: 20,923

    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    But George tried to pass a bad twenty.

    So it all worked out for the best.

    And stab his pregnant girl and be a junkie and O D but still

    Resisting arrest is a felony as well
    Startling example of government inefficiency. Shooting suspects would be quicker and easier.
    St. George Floyd should have been in prison. Team Dazzler decided otherwise. You can have your heroes, mine are different.
    Well, since he should have been in prison anyway, the police practically had to murder him.

    Like Ashli Babbitt

    Fuck off
    Reverential window smasher mourned. Blow to DC tourism.
  • RaceBannonRaceBannon Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 106,030 Founders Club
    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    But George tried to pass a bad twenty.

    So it all worked out for the best.

    And stab his pregnant girl and be a junkie and O D but still

    Resisting arrest is a felony as well
    Startling example of government inefficiency. Shooting suspects would be quicker and easier.
    St. George Floyd should have been in prison. Team Dazzler decided otherwise. You can have your heroes, mine are different.
    Well, since he should have been in prison anyway, the police practically had to murder him.

    Like Ashli Babbitt

    Fuck off
    Reverential window smasher mourned. Blow to DC tourism.
    So you support the death sentence for a broken window

    Good to know
  • WestlinnDuckWestlinnDuck Member Posts: 15,384 Standard Supporter

    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    But George tried to pass a bad twenty.

    So it all worked out for the best.

    And stab his pregnant girl and be a junkie and O D but still

    Resisting arrest is a felony as well
    Startling example of government inefficiency. Shooting suspects would be quicker and easier.
    St. George Floyd should have been in prison. Team Dazzler decided otherwise. You can have your heroes, mine are different.
    Well, since he should have been in prison anyway, the police practically had to murder him.

    Like Ashli Babbitt

    Fuck off
    Reverential window smasher mourned. Blow to DC tourism.
    So you support the death sentence for a broken window

    Good to know
    Parading at the Capitol is a greater crime than threatening to carve up a pregnant woman. Resisting arrest while high on a lethal dose of fentanyl and meth is a greater Constitutional right than the First Amendment.
  • HHuskyHHusky Member Posts: 20,923
    edited August 2023

    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    But George tried to pass a bad twenty.

    So it all worked out for the best.

    And stab his pregnant girl and be a junkie and O D but still

    Resisting arrest is a felony as well
    Startling example of government inefficiency. Shooting suspects would be quicker and easier.
    St. George Floyd should have been in prison. Team Dazzler decided otherwise. You can have your heroes, mine are different.
    Well, since he should have been in prison anyway, the police practically had to murder him.

    Like Ashli Babbitt

    Fuck off
    Reverential window smasher mourned. Blow to DC tourism.
    So you support the death sentence for a broken window

    Good to know
    Parading at the Capitol is a greater crime than threatening to carve up a pregnant woman. Resisting arrest while high on a lethal dose of fentanyl and meth is a greater Constitutional right than the First Amendment.
    So execution retroactive to prior threats to a pregnant woman. Sounds reasonable.

    But threating to hang Mike Pence? Well, he's not pregnant. Probably.
  • RaceBannonRaceBannon Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 106,030 Founders Club
    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    But George tried to pass a bad twenty.

    So it all worked out for the best.

    And stab his pregnant girl and be a junkie and O D but still

    Resisting arrest is a felony as well
    Startling example of government inefficiency. Shooting suspects would be quicker and easier.
    St. George Floyd should have been in prison. Team Dazzler decided otherwise. You can have your heroes, mine are different.
    Well, since he should have been in prison anyway, the police practically had to murder him.

    Like Ashli Babbitt

    Fuck off
    Reverential window smasher mourned. Blow to DC tourism.
    So you support the death sentence for a broken window

    Good to know
    Parading at the Capitol is a greater crime than threatening to carve up a pregnant woman. Resisting arrest while high on a lethal dose of fentanyl and meth is a greater Constitutional right than the First Amendment.
    So execution retroactive to prior threats to a pregnant woman. Sounds reasonable.

    But threating to hang Mike Pence? Well, he's not pregnant. Probably.
    It's not like George broke a window

    Or served his country
  • EverettChrisEverettChris Member Posts: 4,255
    HHusky said:

    Sledog said:

    HHusky said:

    "He held back the concerned bystanders and even prevented an off-duty Minneapolis firefighter from rendering the medical aid Floyd so desperately needed.”

    do you girls ever get anything right?

    He did what he was told to do by his FTO. Nothing more. policy and training were followed. Look it up yourself. Oh wait you don't know how...
    Only following orders, right Klaus?
    You’re such a piece of shit. Zero redeeming quality in who you are as a trans man.
  • HHuskyHHusky Member Posts: 20,923

    HHusky said:

    Sledog said:

    HHusky said:

    "He held back the concerned bystanders and even prevented an off-duty Minneapolis firefighter from rendering the medical aid Floyd so desperately needed.”

    do you girls ever get anything right?

    He did what he was told to do by his FTO. Nothing more. policy and training were followed. Look it up yourself. Oh wait you don't know how...
    Only following orders, right Klaus?
    You’re such a piece of shit. Zero redeeming quality in who you are as a trans man.
    disagree
  • HHuskyHHusky Member Posts: 20,923
    Sledog said:

    I'm assuming this was the trainee that had been on the job a few days. Normal protocol is they are just observing their first week. Not a damn thing should happen to that guy.

    Before Thao became a Minneapolis police officer in 2012, he worked as a supervisor in a fast-food restaurant and security guard for a medical device manufacturer.

    As a rookie, he was cited by his training officer eight times for being dishonest or taking shortcuts. Over the years, he had six police conduct complaints filed against him.

    He and another officer were accused of punching, kicking and kneeing an unarmed Black man in handcuffs in 2014. The encounter occurred a few blocks from what would be the site of Floyd's murder. The city settled the case for $25,000.


    Strong work, Mall Cop.
  • WestlinnDuckWestlinnDuck Member Posts: 15,384 Standard Supporter
    He and another officer were accused of punching, kicking and kneeing an unarmed Black man in handcuffs in 2014.

    Since you were there, what do you do when someone is resisting arrest and getting violent? I know - let him go is the correct Team Dazzler answer.
  • BendintheriverBendintheriver Member Posts: 6,036 Standard Supporter
    HHusky said:

    Sledog said:

    I'm assuming this was the trainee that had been on the job a few days. Normal protocol is they are just observing their first week. Not a damn thing should happen to that guy.

    Before Thao became a Minneapolis police officer in 2012, he worked as a supervisor in a fast-food restaurant and security guard for a medical device manufacturer.

    As a rookie, he was cited by his training officer eight times for being dishonest or taking shortcuts. Over the years, he had six police conduct complaints filed against him.

    He and another officer were accused of punching, kicking and kneeing an unarmed Black man in handcuffs in 2014. The encounter occurred a few blocks from what would be the site of Floyd's murder. The city settled the case for $25,000.


    Strong work, Mall Cop.
    So execution retroactive to prior threats to a pregnant woman. Sounds reasonable.


    So prison retroactive for prior kneeing of a "black man".

    Strong work Mr. Berger.

    Notice how the rat describes the perp as "black".
  • HHuskyHHusky Member Posts: 20,923

    He and another officer were accused of punching, kicking and kneeing an unarmed Black man in handcuffs in 2014.

    Since you were there, what do you do when someone is resisting arrest and getting violent? I know - let him go is the correct Team Dazzler answer.

    I wallop the tar out of them . . . as soon as they’re handcuffed and outnumbered, of course.
  • HHuskyHHusky Member Posts: 20,923

    HHusky said:

    Sledog said:

    I'm assuming this was the trainee that had been on the job a few days. Normal protocol is they are just observing their first week. Not a damn thing should happen to that guy.

    Before Thao became a Minneapolis police officer in 2012, he worked as a supervisor in a fast-food restaurant and security guard for a medical device manufacturer.

    As a rookie, he was cited by his training officer eight times for being dishonest or taking shortcuts. Over the years, he had six police conduct complaints filed against him.

    He and another officer were accused of punching, kicking and kneeing an unarmed Black man in handcuffs in 2014. The encounter occurred a few blocks from what would be the site of Floyd's murder. The city settled the case for $25,000.


    Strong work, Mall Cop.
    So execution retroactive to prior threats to a pregnant woman. Sounds reasonable.


    So prison retroactive for prior kneeing of a "black man".

    Strong work Mr. Berger.

    Notice how the rat describes the perp as "black".
    You gals kinda missed the point regarding Mall Cop’s “trainee”. Or is it that you owe him some money?
  • SourcesSources Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 4,005 Founders Club
    HHusky said:

    Sources said:

    HHusky said:

    "He held back the concerned bystanders and even prevented an off-duty Minneapolis firefighter from rendering the medical aid Floyd so desperately needed.”

    do you girls ever get anything right?

    The irony is so thick I can’t breathe
    Take it up with the Republican appointed judge quoted above. Speaking of irony.

    please don't reproduce
    Spiraling.

    Maybe watch some CNN to pick up the new narrative before you panic and have a thought of your own
  • BendintheriverBendintheriver Member Posts: 6,036 Standard Supporter
    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    Sledog said:

    I'm assuming this was the trainee that had been on the job a few days. Normal protocol is they are just observing their first week. Not a damn thing should happen to that guy.

    Before Thao became a Minneapolis police officer in 2012, he worked as a supervisor in a fast-food restaurant and security guard for a medical device manufacturer.

    As a rookie, he was cited by his training officer eight times for being dishonest or taking shortcuts. Over the years, he had six police conduct complaints filed against him.

    He and another officer were accused of punching, kicking and kneeing an unarmed Black man in handcuffs in 2014. The encounter occurred a few blocks from what would be the site of Floyd's murder. The city settled the case for $25,000.


    Strong work, Mall Cop.
    So execution retroactive to prior threats to a pregnant woman. Sounds reasonable.


    So prison retroactive for prior kneeing of a "black man".

    Strong work Mr. Berger.

    Notice how the rat describes the perp as "black".
    You gals kinda missed the point regarding Mall Cop’s “trainee”. Or is it that you owe him some money?
    I thought your hypocrisy, revealed in two posts only 2 hours apart, was entertaining!
  • RaceBannonRaceBannon Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 106,030 Founders Club
    HHusky said:

    He and another officer were accused of punching, kicking and kneeing an unarmed Black man in handcuffs in 2014.

    Since you were there, what do you do when someone is resisting arrest and getting violent? I know - let him go is the correct Team Dazzler answer.

    I wallop the tar out of them . . . as soon as they’re handcuffed and outnumbered, of course.
    You shoot unarmed women

  • HHuskyHHusky Member Posts: 20,923
    Sources said:

    HHusky said:

    Sources said:

    HHusky said:

    "He held back the concerned bystanders and even prevented an off-duty Minneapolis firefighter from rendering the medical aid Floyd so desperately needed.”

    do you girls ever get anything right?

    The irony is so thick I can’t breathe
    Take it up with the Republican appointed judge quoted above. Speaking of irony.

    please don't reproduce
    Spiraling.

    Maybe watch some CNN to pick up the new narrative before you panic and have a thought of your own
    Now now. You gals wanted to make this about Democrats. Let’s not lose sight of whose narrative blew up.
  • HHuskyHHusky Member Posts: 20,923

    HHusky said:

    HHusky said:

    Sledog said:

    I'm assuming this was the trainee that had been on the job a few days. Normal protocol is they are just observing their first week. Not a damn thing should happen to that guy.

    Before Thao became a Minneapolis police officer in 2012, he worked as a supervisor in a fast-food restaurant and security guard for a medical device manufacturer.

    As a rookie, he was cited by his training officer eight times for being dishonest or taking shortcuts. Over the years, he had six police conduct complaints filed against him.

    He and another officer were accused of punching, kicking and kneeing an unarmed Black man in handcuffs in 2014. The encounter occurred a few blocks from what would be the site of Floyd's murder. The city settled the case for $25,000.


    Strong work, Mall Cop.
    So execution retroactive to prior threats to a pregnant woman. Sounds reasonable.


    So prison retroactive for prior kneeing of a "black man".

    Strong work Mr. Berger.

    Notice how the rat describes the perp as "black".
    You gals kinda missed the point regarding Mall Cop’s “trainee”. Or is it that you owe him some money?
    I thought your hypocrisy, revealed in two posts only 2 hours apart, was entertaining!
    Great! I’ll start charging you.
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