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Wisconsin police fatally shot an apparently unarmed African-American teenager on Friday, prompting dozens of people to protest at the site of the killing, according to police and videos published on social media Wisconsin police fatally shoot black teen, prompting protest | Reuters
When will the madness with these police officers end?
Police are scared, and kill the innocent and unarmed - especially black males. But should the police be so scared?
What was happened at this time? Waiting for the show...
The teen struggled with an armed police officer. If the teen had been successful with his intentions, we would have a dead cop on our hand, and no media coverage of the cop's murder.
The teen struggled with an armed police officer. If the teen had been successful with his intentions, we would have a dead cop on our hand, and no media coverage of the cop's murder.
Not to take away from the impact of any death, but your "murder" stats are off as far as cop deaths. In 2013, 33 officers were "murdered" by civilians. The others were killed while on duty. The #1 cause of death was by driving.
2013 was a historic low for officers murdered. So some things are being done right in that area. But the American killings by Police need to be reduced and we need to finally address our justice system.
In this case, I read where the teen was in his home if I'm correct. I wonder under what circumstances things actually happened. Was the officer wearing a body cam?
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