This case in Atlanta is going to be a watershed moment...
Essentially, what is being said here is you are under arrest, fight to get away from the cops, steal a weapon in the process, and then shoot the weapon at the cops, the cops are supposed to let the criminal run away or at best, only give chase.
Irresponsible.
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My guess is the cops become multi millionaires
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Why any cop in Atlanta (or any major city where all this chaos is going on) stays in their job is beyond me. FS...they should quit/retire and move to a nice small town out in the middle of nowhere if they want to still stay in police work. You'd have to be insane to go to work in Atlanta as a police officer right now.
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No way. They will get convicted of something...anything...because the entire legal system will be scared to death of riots and chaos if they don't. They have 0% chance of getting a fair trial.MikeDamone said:My guess is the cops become multi millionaires
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They did their job by the book. This is going to get crazy. I'm guessing no conviction and massive lawsuit. The police union is also under attack and they are fighting for relevance hereHoustonHusky said:
No way. They will get convicted of something...anything...because the entire legal system will be scared to death of riots and chaos if they don't. They have 0% chance of getting a fair trial.MikeDamone said:My guess is the cops become multi millionaires
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I agree...I just think the world is too crazy right now. Their best chance is to get everything delayed until after the election...absolutely zero chance they get a fair shake before that. Maybe they could afterwards...I have my doubts though.
On a side note, apparently the DA is under investigation (pretty much everyone in elected office in Atlanta is crooked) and is probably why he's grandstanding on this...that should help the powder keg. -
DA up for a rough election has to expedite charges. He’s plagiarizing Mike Nifong except at least there is a dead person to rally around and not a skank whore.
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Yeah, the dead guy was another real hero for the black community to rally around.NorthwestFresh said:DA up for a rough election has to expedite charges. He’s plagiarizing Mike Nifong except at least there is a dead person to rally around and not a skank whore.
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Dems need more riots.
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And it may be starting...seen this bouncing around Twitter on several accounts but no clue if its true or not:
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SSSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.... They think it helps them.PurpleThrobber said: -
Just watched the POS family's lawyers come out and demand that the family be compensated. That the guy who was drunk and passed out on his daughters birthday at a fucking Wendy's was a doting father who was there for his daughters birthday. That the daughter will always have to remember this day for the rest of her life. The wife came out and called him her "husband" and acted as if he was a great guy.DoogieMcDoogerson said:DA is pressing charges for murder. Trying the case in the court of public opinion presenting evidence right now. This seems highly unusual to do...how do you get an unbiased jury? In my opinion ( not a lawyer ) the officer will ultimately not be convicted of murder. Imagine what will break out once that happens down the road...
Essentially, what is being said here is you are under arrest, fight to get away from the cops, steal a weapon in the process, and then shoot the weapon at the cops, the cops are supposed to let the criminal run away or at best, only give chase.
Irresponsible.
The guy was on probation for cruelty to children, false imprisonment, simple battery and family violence battery.
The lawyers see a payday and the family is full of shit. I am tired of this crap. -
The media needs to share all the details...but they won't because they like riots and anarchy.
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it will be a conviction (to calm things down to just ghetto riots)
then out free on appeal (kept quiet or taking a couple of years)
and then drop charges because he was fired (gets the innocent cop off the hook)
and settle out of court for seven figures (report this as back pay to appease the masses).
When the last happens the majority of Atlanta will shrug and say who
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Imagine if the Duke Lacrosse case happened now?
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Several rumors on neighborhood sites of APD walking out. Dumbfucks commenting we are safer because of less police.
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Interesting no input from investigators. This DA is going to get his ass handed to him. -
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Those cops should still be working.
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He won’t be convicted(well, maybe in Atlanta) but absolutely no reason to have shot the guy in the back running away. Should have shot in the leg. Or not at all.
Reform needs to happen in this case, like others, involving “deadly force”.
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Im just here to say that Wendy's is fucking delicious and I'm sad it burned down
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Entirely justified anywhere in the country. It takes less time for a suspect to turn and fire than your traction time. He turned back as he was shot happens all the time I don't care what color they are.SECDAWG said:He won’t be convicted(well, maybe in Atlanta) but absolutely no reason to have shot the guy in the back running away. Should have shot in the leg. Or not at all.
Reform needs to happen in this case, like others, involving “deadly force”.
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I said he won’t be convicted, especially what the suspect did, but no way when he turns and runs away is it common sense justified to execute the suspect, meaning kill him. Shoot his calf out, or call for back up and run him down. No reason to kill another human caus he grabbed your taser and ran. And I am way pro police, pod.Sledog said:
Entirely justified anywhere in the country. It takes less time for a suspect to turn and fire than your traction time. He turned back as he was shot happens all the time I don't care what color they are.SECDAWG said:He won’t be convicted(well, maybe in Atlanta) but absolutely no reason to have shot the guy in the back running away. Should have shot in the leg. Or not at all.
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If you’ve been taught different, this is why we are where we are, lack of training and education.
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Things people say who have little to no firearms knowledge for $1000SECDAWG said:He won’t be convicted(well, maybe in Atlanta) but absolutely no reason to have shot the guy in the back running away. Should have shot in the leg. Or not at all.
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Ha. That’s funny.Houhusky said:
Things people say who have little to no firearms knowledge for $1000SECDAWG said:He won’t be convicted(well, maybe in Atlanta) but absolutely no reason to have shot the guy in the back running away. Should have shot in the leg. Or not at all.
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That's exactly what my 13 year old kid said, telling.Houhusky said:
Things people say who have little to no firearms knowledge for $1000SECDAWG said:He won’t be convicted(well, maybe in Atlanta) but absolutely no reason to have shot the guy in the back running away. Should have shot in the leg. Or not at all.
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When ever you come up with shoot _______SECDAWG said:
I said he won’t be convicted, especially what the suspect did, but no way when he turns and runs away is it common sense justified to execute the suspect, meaning kill him. Shoot his calf out, or call for back up and run him down. No reason to kill another human caus he grabbed your taser and ran. And I am way pro police, pod.Sledog said:
Entirely justified anywhere in the country. It takes less time for a suspect to turn and fire than your traction time. He turned back as he was shot happens all the time I don't care what color they are.SECDAWG said:He won’t be convicted(well, maybe in Atlanta) but absolutely no reason to have shot the guy in the back running away. Should have shot in the leg. Or not at all.
Reform needs to happen in this case, like others, involving “deadly force”.
You have no idea what your talking about. They only "wing" people and shoot guns out of hands in movies. Real life doesn't work that way.
A Taser in Georgia is considered a deadly weapon. This same DA charged 6 officers with the crime two weeks ago! So a Taser was deadly then but not now?
This is theatrical bullshit and so obviously wrong that I wonder if he's doing it on purpose on orders from someone else on the left. It will cause more riots. -
Good God man, does your 13 yo know the difference in anatomy from a liver, lung shot vs a calf or debilitating injury non fatal from a gun shot wound if have to fire involving a fleeing suspect, especially under the current circumstances in the news, which should have no bearing at anytime??!SFGbob said:
That's exactly what my 13 year old kid said, telling.Houhusky said:
Things people say who have little to no firearms knowledge for $1000SECDAWG said:He won’t be convicted(well, maybe in Atlanta) but absolutely no reason to have shot the guy in the back running away. Should have shot in the leg. Or not at all.
Reform needs to happen in this case, like others, involving “deadly force”.
Hell, I’m on your side but fk, can’t see it common sense wise.
