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How are you so sure that the cops are lying ? If and that is a big if, he did not have a gun I feel for his family even though he was well on his way to the "thug" life. The police should be held accountable if it was a mistake.
If he did have a gun, well then that's one less thug of the street. I'm sure his family is sad for the loss but that is about it. Where is your empathy for the police ? They have to deal with this $hit on a daily basis. Really we can't even debate this until the facts come out.
That is true, and the foxes will investigate themselves. That's the problem.
It's really simple: If he pointed a gun at the cops, then their reaction is justified. You can't point a firearm at a cop and expect to walk away unscathed.
What really stands out to me is this line: "Kimani’s friends would not say exactly what caused the officers to fire on the gunman."
Then there's the lack of denial that the gun recovered came from Kimani. There's "he wouldn't have a gun" coming from the family, but nobody at the scene is coming forward to deny the revolver recovered at the scene or call it out as a fake or plant. Several stated that they didn't know he was armed - which translates to "Yeah, the gun is his... but we didn't know he even had it!"
It's really simple: If he pointed a gun at the cops, then their reaction is justified. You can't point a firearm at a cop and expect to walk away unscathed.
What really stands out to me is this line: "Kimani’s friends would not say exactly what caused the officers to fire on the gunman."
Then there's the lack of denial that the gun recovered came from Kimani. There's "he wouldn't have a gun" coming from the family, but nobody at the scene is coming forward to deny the revolver recovered at the scene or call it out as a fake or plant. Several stated that they didn't know he was armed - which translates to "Yeah, the gun is his... but we didn't know he even had it!"
eh, that's ok. there are plenty of posters here more than willing to take up the slack on that one.
How are you so sure that the cops are lying ? If and that is a big if, he did not have a gun I feel for his family even though he was well on his way to the "thug" life. The police should be held accountable if it was a mistake.
If he did have a gun, well then that's one less thug of the street. I'm sure his family is sad for the loss but that is about it. Where is your empathy for the police ? They have to deal with this $hit on a daily basis. Really we can't even debate this until the facts come out.
How are you so sure that the cops are lying ? If and that is a big if, he did not have a gun I feel for his family even though he was well on his way to the "thug" life. The police should be held accountable if it was a mistake.
If he did have a gun, well then that's one less thug of the street. I'm sure his family is sad for the loss but that is about it. Where is your empathy for the police ? They have to deal with this $hit on a daily basis. Really we can't even debate this until the facts come out.
SMH, how can you say he was on his way to the "thug life" do you know Kimani? Other this article do you anything about him? No, so stop with the ridiculous assumptions. The police should be held accountable and tried no matter what, btw the witnesses said they did not know he had a gun, you do know police plant everything from drugs to guns on victims.
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Originally Posted by gallowsCalibrator
It's really simple: If he pointed a gun at the cops, then their reaction is justified. You can't point a firearm at a cop and expect to walk away unscathed.
What really stands out to me is this line: "Kimani’s friends would not say exactly what caused the officers to fire on the gunman."
Then there's the lack of denial that the gun recovered came from Kimani. There's "he wouldn't have a gun" coming from the family, but nobody at the scene is coming forward to deny the revolver recovered at the scene or call it out as a fake or plant. Several stated that they didn't know he was armed - which translates to "Yeah, the gun is his... but we didn't know he even had it!"
Lack of denial from the police, of course they won't come clean cause they have supporters like you who don't question the motives behind these lowlife pigs. If you was not there at the scene than how do you know he pointed the gun at the cops? You don't.
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