OT Gun control and Black People. That Adam, Her ruins everything

[CupWizier]

Too young and mean to be cop? Good call. Not sure there was or ever will be a day , when I could be a good cop.
But then I really question the why anyone would want to be a cop. You really need to dig into the possible motives at play here.
Then we have police policies that set up the possibilities for these screw ups, especially where the cop is a cop for the for the wrong motive. You might be the prototype personality for a cop. Too big to be attacked or frightened, too calm to be provoked. You do see quite a few of these guys these days, but maybe not enough. Perhaps the personality of the Offensive Tackle is just right for the cop.
Not the linebacker or the punter.

I really do not see a change in the near future, as nearly all the cities in the US are run by democrats, Rarely by a conservative and even then, rarely for long. Policy changes do not come with such stability. The antics of the Kaepernicks deflect from detection of of poor leadership, tending to insulate them from the need for change.

Now that's some good bullshit there.

 

[bodyman5000 and 1]

Too young and mean to be cop? Good call. Not sure there was or ever will be a day , when I could be a good cop.
But then I really question the why anyone would want to be a cop. You really need to dig into the possible motives at play here.
Then we have police policies that set up the possibilities for these screw ups, especially where the cop is a cop for the for the wrong motive. You might be the prototype personality for a cop. Too big to be attacked or frightened, too calm to be provoked. You do see quite a few of these guys these days, but maybe not enough. Perhaps the personality of the Offensive Tackle is just right for the cop.
Not the linebacker or the punter.

I really do not see a change in the near future, as nearly all the cities in the US are run by democrats, Rarely by a conservative and even then, rarely for long. Policy changes do not come with such stability. The antics of the Kaepernicks deflect from detection of of poor leadership, tending to insulate them from the need for change.

Kap is targeting one specific issue. I get it.

 

[MARIS61]

Odd how often that doesn't happen when it's a white guy with a gun.

How about when it's a white woman who called police for assistance?

Ex-Minneapolis cop ‘intended’ to kill Australian woman, prosecutors say as they seek new charge

By Katherine Lam | Fox News
A former Minneapolis police officer “intended” to kill Justine Ruszczyk Damond when he shot the Australian woman multiple times last year, prosecutors argued as they seek to charge the cop with a more serious murder count.

Prosecutors said Thursday they are seeking to charge Mohamed Noor with intentional second-degree murder in the death of Damond, who the officer shot and killed in July 2017 after the 40-year-old woman called 911 to report a possible sexual assault in the alley behind her home.

"A person acts with the intent to kill not just when they have the purpose of causing death, but also when they believe that their act, if successful, will result in death," prosecutors wrote in a court filing. "As a trained police officer, the defendant was fully aware that such a shot would kill Ms. Ruszczyk, a result he clearly intended.”

Authorities prosecuting Mohamed Noor who shot and killed Justine Ruszczyk Damond, an Australian woman, in July 2017, are seeking to add a more serious charge to his case. (AP)

Noor already faces third-degree murder and manslaughter charges in the slaying. Prosecutors cited new evidence in seeking upgraded charges against Noor, who was in the passenger seat of a squad car when he reached across his partner and fired at Damond through the driver's window after she walked up to them in the darkness.

Noor has declined to speak with investigators. But his partner, Matthew Harrity, told them they "got spooked" when she approached. Noor's attorneys have argued he acted reasonably because he feared he was in danger.

Peter Wold, one of Noor's attorneys, said he hasn't seen any new evidence since Noor was initially charged. When asked if an additional count would postpone trial, he said he doubted it, adding: "We're ready."

Prosecutors wrote in their filing that it will be up to a jury to weigh which degree of homicide, if any, is proven beyond a reasonable doubt.

Damond’s death made international headlines last year that led to major changes in the Minneapolis Police Department, especially with the use of body cameras. Damond, a life coach and dual Australian-U.S. citizen, was engaged to be married at the time of her death.

Her father, John Ruszczyk, filed a $50 million civil rights lawsuit against Noor, the city and others.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/ex-minne...alian-woman-prosecutors-say-new-charge-sought

 

[Chris Craig]

How about when it's a white woman who called police for assistance?

Ex-Minneapolis cop ‘intended’ to kill Australian woman, prosecutors say as they seek new charge

By Katherine Lam | Fox News
A former Minneapolis police officer “intended” to kill Justine Ruszczyk Damond when he shot the Australian woman multiple times last year, prosecutors argued as they seek to charge the cop with a more serious murder count.

Prosecutors said Thursday they are seeking to charge Mohamed Noor with intentional second-degree murder in the death of Damond, who the officer shot and killed in July 2017 after the 40-year-old woman called 911 to report a possible sexual assault in the alley behind her home.

"A person acts with the intent to kill not just when they have the purpose of causing death, but also when they believe that their act, if successful, will result in death," prosecutors wrote in a court filing. "As a trained police officer, the defendant was fully aware that such a shot would kill Ms. Ruszczyk, a result he clearly intended.”

Authorities prosecuting Mohamed Noor who shot and killed Justine Ruszczyk Damond, an Australian woman, in July 2017, are seeking to add a more serious charge to his case. (AP)

Noor already faces third-degree murder and manslaughter charges in the slaying. Prosecutors cited new evidence in seeking upgraded charges against Noor, who was in the passenger seat of a squad car when he reached across his partner and fired at Damond through the driver's window after she walked up to them in the darkness.

Noor has declined to speak with investigators. But his partner, Matthew Harrity, told them they "got spooked" when she approached. Noor's attorneys have argued he acted reasonably because he feared he was in danger.

Peter Wold, one of Noor's attorneys, said he hasn't seen any new evidence since Noor was initially charged. When asked if an additional count would postpone trial, he said he doubted it, adding: "We're ready."

Prosecutors wrote in their filing that it will be up to a jury to weigh which degree of homicide, if any, is proven beyond a reasonable doubt.

Damond’s death made international headlines last year that led to major changes in the Minneapolis Police Department, especially with the use of body cameras. Damond, a life coach and dual Australian-U.S. citizen, was engaged to be married at the time of her death.

Her father, John Ruszczyk, filed a $50 million civil rights lawsuit against Noor, the city and others.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/ex-minne...alian-woman-prosecutors-say-new-charge-sought

I remember this one. He shot across his partner. That in itself is dangerous. Did he shoot her because he thought it was ambush?

 

[MarAzul]

an bush?

Spell checker attack.

 

[Chris Craig]

Spell checker attack.

Don't be a smartass

 

[MarAzul]

Don't be a smartass

No? Well it happens to me. Corrected to the wrong thing.

 

[MARIS61]