Another local police officer shot a black man-who thankfully lived-this story tho. is getting little press.......

[LovesFitness]

Originally Posted by Dallaz

Agreed. As a black man, I know how the system works. They also found him contradicting his story. Mind you, he’s on the witness stand.

If he wins, that’s nothing but a miracle.

Read the following story about the two black Louisiana police officers who were sentenced to 40 years in prison:https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...ing-boy-autism

“If it had been two white men who killed that little baby, it would’ve been justifiable homicide. If it had been a black baby, it would’ve been justifiable homicide,” Andrews told reporters.

Stafford’s attorneys tried to pin the blame for the deadly confrontation on Few. They accused the 26-year-old father of leading the four officers on a dangerous, high-speed chase and ramming into Greenhouse’s vehicle before the gunfire erupted.

But prosecutors said none of the father’s actions that night could justify the deadly response. Marksville police lieutenant Kenneth Parnell, whose body camera captured the shooting, testified that he did not fire at the car because he did not fear for his life.

[Dallaz]

Originally Posted by LovesFitness

Read the following story about the two black Louisiana police officers who were sentenced to 40 years in prison:https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...ing-boy-autism

I understand, but it’s two different cases.

There are plenty of cases where unarmed black men have been shot and the officers were not indicted.

The media will find a way to incriminate a person because of anything. They already brought up his lengthy criminal record. I seen this happen all too often to black people. I believe it’s a way to justify officers who do wrong.

[LovesFitness]

Originally Posted by Dallaz

I understand, but it’s two different cases.

There are plenty of cases where unarmed black men have been shot and the officers were not indicted.

The media will find a way to incriminate a person because of anything. They already brought up his lengthy criminal record. I seen this happen all too often to black people. I believe it’s a way to justify officers who do wrong.

Usually, when an incident takes place between a black officer and a black civilian, and the black police officer did something unlawful, they are generally convicted. Note that the black officer in question was already fired from the police force.

[BigDGeek]

Originally Posted by Dallaz

The man that got shot admitted he was doing weed and coke in his car. This man is finished! SMH

Not a reason to shoot him.