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Kimani Gray is shown in this undated photo released on Sunday, March 10. Gray was shot and killed by New York City police officers at 473 East 52 Street, in Brooklyn, when he pointed a .38 caliber revolver at them. Police released a photo of what cops believe is the teen's weapon.
A fun-loving 16-year-old boy was fatally shot by cops in Brooklyn late Saturday after the teen pointed a revolver at a pair of plain-clothes cops, police said. Kimani "Kiki" Gray was standing in front of a home on E. 52nd St. near Tilden Ave. in East Flatbush with five other young men when he was spotted by two undercover cops just before 11:30 p.m. Gray split from his pals when he noticed the cops, police said, and adjusted his waistband. The cops, a 30-year-old sergeant and 26-year-old officer, got out and approached Gray, but he turned toward them, loaded .38-caliber revolver in hand, officials said. Both cops squeezed off several rounds at Gray, who was hit multiple times in the torso and legs. He was rushed to nearby Kings County Hospital, where he died.Gray's Rohm .38 caliber black revolver with four slugs in the cylinder was recovered at the scene, officials said."The cops, they just jumped out of the car so fast," said Devonte Brown, 16. "They started shooting him and he went down. He was bleeding, holding his side, screaming, ‘Stop, stop!’” "We were just hanging out,” added Brown's brother, Akeem Brown, 15. "We didn't know he had a gun.” Police sources said Gray has four prior arrests, including charges of grand larceny, possession of stolen property and inciting a riot.
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'the teen pointed a revolver at a pair of plain-clothes cops' - what's to discuss ? :-\
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'the teen pointed a revolver at a pair of plain-clothes cops' - what's to discuss ? :-\
As sad as it is, it's the truth.
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And?
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its just my own opinion, but i dont think teenagers should be carrying guns.
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Already has a rap sheet going and carrying a piece.. But I am sure he was a " good kid" and " fun loving" and the police had no cause... ::). Hopefully it is seen for what it is ... What happen to the other two rounds missing ? Who suffered for that?
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If Obama had a son......... ::)
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"we're just hanging out" And pointing guns at people? lol.
Funny photo also. Probably 10 yr old there. There are 16 yr old boys out there that look like adult males. Judging by the American prison documentaries ive seen especially african americans lol.
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Didnt my stupid ass state just pass the "SAFE Act" ? ? ? ?
Anyway - we got away cheap on this. No more prison, no more welfare, food stamps, wic, little gremlins running around from 5 different baby momma, etc.
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'the teen pointed a revolver at a pair of plain-clothes cops' - what's to discuss ? :-\
Exactly!!!!!!!
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Lol its like these numbnuts believe the police should have at least taken a few shots ::) before returning fire - ITS NOT FAIR THE LITTLE RASCAL WASNT EVEN ABLE TO SQUEEZE OF A FEW ROUNDS!!!!
Fucking people these days.
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Police sources said Gray has four prior arrests, including charges of grand larceny, possession of stolen property and inciting a riot.
One down . . . . . . . ..
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Police sources said Gray has four prior arrests, including charges of grand larceny, possession of stolen property and inciting a riot.
One down . . . . . . . ..
he was racketed it up...
And now...the evitable happened.
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Fun loving. Like he pointed a squirty boutonniere at them.
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http://conservativebyte.com/2013/03/man-kills-home-invader-in-self-defense-perps-family-outraged
Another feel good story - Deyfon bites the dust!
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He ain't 'fun-loving,' anymore.
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in this undated photo
hahaha, he's like 12 yo on this pic. Reminds me the case of the Skittles eater.
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why do they always post pics of the kid 5-10 years younger then they were when they were out thugging and died
Pigs shot and killed a 16yr old boy
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why do they always post pics of the kid 5-10 years younger then they were when they were out thugging and died
Sympathy? To show that at one time he was a fun loving kid?
Or the fact that those are the only pics that don't show him thugged out...
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its just my own opinion, but i dont think teenagers should be carrying guns.
Back when I was a kid, we used to walk 5 miles to school..... without a handgun!
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Back when I was a kid, we used to walk 5 miles to school..... without a handgun!
Bloomberg's fault
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Back when I was a kid, we used to walk 5 miles to school..... without a handgun!
Uphill, both ways.
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if i had a son with a black female, hed look and act like that
fixed ;)
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holding his side, screaming, ‘Stop, stop!’” "We were just hanging out,”
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yea i usually hang out to with revolvers all the time pointing them at people walking down the street
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Actions have consequences. No pity to be given to this knuckle head.
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its just my own opinion, but i dont think teenagers should be carrying guns.
Or drinking Big Gulp sodas....
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Ban the NRA!
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One Million
Hoodie COLTS BEANIE March
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If he was fatally shot did he died?
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Oh my son was so "fun loving" LOL LOL LOL!!!! NAME one gang member/street thug who isn't??? Ain't nobody met any of these guys, they LOVE to be the life of the party- but they are dangerous, and they DO pull guns... that's the difference between them and us.
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'the teen pointed a revolver at a pair of plain-clothes cops' - what's to discuss ? :-\
that is no excuse to shoot that precious little boy! it is are job as grown ups to protect the children!
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Another byproduct of a broken home. It's atypical behavior and subculture among blacks and hispanics. He was likely raised without a father figure, while the mother whore[s/ed] endlessly to pay the bills.
What's left to discuss?
This fokker should have been shot dead at birth alongside the parent(s).
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/11/6-month-old-shot-multiple_n_2854326.html
Gun control works!!!!
Ban guns!
Oh wait . . . . . ..
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Guess the race...
And the white devil must be stopped!
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I'll go 2009. . .
He won't recover.
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surely i can't be the only one who's immediately thought of this
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Oh my son was so "fun loving" LOL LOL LOL!!!! NAME one gang member/street thug who isn't??? Ain't nobody met any of these guys, they LOVE to be the life of the party- but they are dangerous, and they DO pull guns... that's the difference between them and us.
Like.
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I love happy endings. :D
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This will be swept under the rug because the kid was a shitbag and it doesn't fit the agenda. It's not like the trayvon case. This was some gangbanger who got what he deserved.
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"My baby ain't hurt nobody"
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Shit... The 5 0 keepin' us down, knowhatamsayin'. Keep packing that steel for real. Never backdown, knowhatamsayin'? Holla.
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"My baby ain't hurt nobody"
But he still got smoked at Baby's party
But you're not the first or the last
You're nothin but a short story from the past
You're dead now, not number one but a zero
Take notes from Eazy-E, the violent hero
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By Julie Shapiro, Murray Weiss, and Jill Colvin
BROOKLYN — A candlelight vigil to mourn a 16-year-old boy who was fatally shot by police turned violent Monday evening, as frustrated attendees threw bottles at cops, broke shop windows and looted a Rite Aid, officials and sources said.
The 7 p.m. vigil started with heartfelt remembrances of Kimani Gray — who was shot and killed by two police officers in East Flatbush Saturday night after he allegedly pointed a .38 caliber pistol at them — but soon some of the teens at the vigil grew violent and began throwing trash cans, people who attended the event said.
By 8:30 p.m., "a large, disorderly group [began] throwing bottles at police" at Church Avenue and East 48th Street, a few blocks from the vigil, an NYPD source said.
As riot police filled the streets, the crowd also surged into the Rite Aid on Church Avenue near Albany Street and trashed it about 9:15 p.m., pulling items off the shelves and attacking the store manager, clerks and security guard, the FDNY said. The group stole some items from the store and cash from the register, sources said.
One man who had been assaulted and was bleeding from the head was rushed to Kings County Hospital in unknown condition, the FDNY said.
Some surrounding shop windows were smashed, sources said, as were the windows of a B35 bus, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority said, adding that no one connected with the bus was hurt.
Sandra Mitchelin, 42, a community member who helped organize the vigil and said Gray was "like my son," said the teens grew violent because they were disappointed that no elected officials initially attended the vigil.
“The kids, they retaliate because they want their voice to be heard," Mitchelin said. "They're frustrated. Not even the police commissioner or the mayor. Nobody came out... And he was a baby!”
After the violence broke out Monday night, City Councilman Jumaane Williams raced to the scene to try to calm the crowd.
"I'm in the middle of the riot action at Church and Snyder in my district," Williams tweeted. "Right now, things are tense. Young people have expressed anger."
Williams estimated the crowd at 60 to 100 people and said he was "trying to defuse the tension."
"Tonight was a peaceful vigil [for Gray] that devolved into a riot," Williams added. "The youth in this community have no outlets for their anger, no community center."
One person was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, an NYPD spokeswoman said. No police officers were injured, the spokeswoman added.
Gray, of Crown Heights, was with a group of teens on East 52nd Street near Snyder Avenue about 11:25 p.m. Saturday when two anti-crime patrol officers approached in an unmarked car, the NYPD said.
The officers noticed that Gray was acting strangely and fidgeting with his waistband, police said. When they got out of their car and tried to speak to Gray, he turned on them and pointed a pistol at them, police said. Both officers fired, striking Gray in the legs and torso, the NYPD said.
Gray was rushed to Kings County Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
“The whole community is fed up," said Mitchelin, who has a 14-year-old daughter who went to school with Gray. “They come out and attack these kids like they're gang bangers.... These were 13, 14, 15-year-olds at a party. It never deserved to go down how it went down."
“We need to have an investigation," Mitchelin added. "We need somebody to say something."
On Monday night, the violence just a few blocks away from where Gray was shot had ended by about 10:15 p.m., but the crowd remained for at least another hour, until organizers announced that the protest was over for the evening and would resume the following day.
The next demonstration is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. Tuesday at East 55th Street and Church Avenue.
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Hard to call this one. I'd say the niglet got what he deserved. But then again: US cops are racist and trigger happy, so believing a word they say is also not something I feel comfortable with.
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By Julie Shapiro, Murray Weiss, and Jill Colvin
BROOKLYN — A candlelight vigil to mourn a 16-year-old boy who was fatally shot by police turned violent Monday evening, as frustrated attendees threw bottles at cops, broke shop windows and looted a Rite Aid, officials and sources said.
The 7 p.m. vigil started with heartfelt remembrances of Kimani Gray — who was shot and killed by two police officers in East Flatbush Saturday night after he allegedly pointed a .38 caliber pistol at them — but soon some of the teens at the vigil grew violent and began throwing trash cans, people who attended the event said.
By 8:30 p.m., "a large, disorderly group [began] throwing bottles at police" at Church Avenue and East 48th Street, a few blocks from the vigil, an NYPD source said.
As riot police filled the streets, the crowd also surged into the Rite Aid on Church Avenue near Albany Street and trashed it about 9:15 p.m., pulling items off the shelves and attacking the store manager, clerks and security guard, the FDNY said. The group stole some items from the store and cash from the register, sources said.
One man who had been assaulted and was bleeding from the head was rushed to Kings County Hospital in unknown condition, the FDNY said.
Some surrounding shop windows were smashed, sources said, as were the windows of a B35 bus, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority said, adding that no one connected with the bus was hurt.
Sandra Mitchelin, 42, a community member who helped organize the vigil and said Gray was "like my son," said the teens grew violent because they were disappointed that no elected officials initially attended the vigil.
“The kids, they retaliate because they want their voice to be heard," Mitchelin said. "They're frustrated. Not even the police commissioner or the mayor. Nobody came out... And he was a baby!”
After the violence broke out Monday night, City Councilman Jumaane Williams raced to the scene to try to calm the crowd.
"I'm in the middle of the riot action at Church and Snyder in my district," Williams tweeted. "Right now, things are tense. Young people have expressed anger."
Williams estimated the crowd at 60 to 100 people and said he was "trying to defuse the tension."
"Tonight was a peaceful vigil [for Gray] that devolved into a riot," Williams added. "The youth in this community have no outlets for their anger, no community center."
One person was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, an NYPD spokeswoman said. No police officers were injured, the spokeswoman added.
Gray, of Crown Heights, was with a group of teens on East 52nd Street near Snyder Avenue about 11:25 p.m. Saturday when two anti-crime patrol officers approached in an unmarked car, the NYPD said.
The officers noticed that Gray was acting strangely and fidgeting with his waistband, police said. When they got out of their car and tried to speak to Gray, he turned on them and pointed a pistol at them, police said. Both officers fired, striking Gray in the legs and torso, the NYPD said.
Gray was rushed to Kings County Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
“The whole community is fed up," said Mitchelin, who has a 14-year-old daughter who went to school with Gray. “They come out and attack these kids like they're gang bangers.... These were 13, 14, 15-year-olds at a party. It never deserved to go down how it went down."
“We need to have an investigation," Mitchelin added. "We need somebody to say something."
On Monday night, the violence just a few blocks away from where Gray was shot had ended by about 10:15 p.m., but the crowd remained for at least another hour, until organizers announced that the protest was over for the evening and would resume the following day.
The next demonstration is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. Tuesday at East 55th Street and Church Avenue.
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Sounds like good times were had by all. :D
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"A fun-loving 16-year-old boy" = Another description for a Nig
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By Julie Shapiro, Murray Weiss, and Jill Colvin
BROOKLYN — A candlelight vigil to mourn a 16-year-old boy who was fatally shot by police turned violent Monday evening, as frustrated attendees threw bottles at cops, broke shop windows and looted a Rite Aid, officials and sources said.
The 7 p.m. vigil started with heartfelt remembrances of Kimani Gray — who was shot and killed by two police officers in East Flatbush Saturday night after he allegedly pointed a .38 caliber pistol at them — but soon some of the teens at the vigil grew violent and began throwing trash cans, people who attended the event said.
By 8:30 p.m., "a large, disorderly group [began] throwing bottles at police" at Church Avenue and East 48th Street, a few blocks from the vigil, an NYPD source said.
As riot police filled the streets, the crowd also surged into the Rite Aid on Church Avenue near Albany Street and trashed it about 9:15 p.m., pulling items off the shelves and attacking the store manager, clerks and security guard, the FDNY said. The group stole some items from the store and cash from the register, sources said.
One man who had been assaulted and was bleeding from the head was rushed to Kings County Hospital in unknown condition, the FDNY said.
With actions such as this by the adults in the community it is no wonder the kid got shot.
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I don't hate cops or Nything, and I think they were right in what they did, if that's the way it went down. But, why do the cops go to these demonstrations to "keep the peace" when it does the opposite? Why not just let it play out until they get a call from violent protesting? That way they don't agitate, and maybe the people just keep in order. Just be close by in case there's a situation, but not visible where you agitate the crowd.
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By Julie Shapiro, Murray Weiss, and Jill Colvin
BROOKLYN — A candlelight vigil to mourn a 16-year-old boy who was fatally shot by police turned violent Monday evening, as frustrated attendees threw bottles at cops, broke shop windows and looted a Rite Aid, officials and sources said.
The 7 p.m. vigil started with heartfelt remembrances of Kimani Gray — who was shot and killed by two police officers in East Flatbush Saturday night after he allegedly pointed a .38 caliber pistol at them — but soon some of the teens at the vigil grew violent and began throwing trash cans, people who attended the event said.
By 8:30 p.m., "a large, disorderly group [began] throwing bottles at police" at Church Avenue and East 48th Street, a few blocks from the vigil, an NYPD source said.
As riot police filled the streets, the crowd also surged into the Rite Aid on Church Avenue near Albany Street and trashed it about 9:15 p.m., pulling items off the shelves and attacking the store manager, clerks and security guard, the FDNY said. The group stole some items from the store and cash from the register, sources said.
One man who had been assaulted and was bleeding from the head was rushed to Kings County Hospital in unknown condition, the FDNY said.
Some surrounding shop windows were smashed, sources said, as were the windows of a B35 bus, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority said, adding that no one connected with the bus was hurt.
Sandra Mitchelin, 42, a community member who helped organize the vigil and said Gray was "like my son," said the teens grew violent because they were disappointed that no elected officials initially attended the vigil.
“The kids, they retaliate because they want their voice to be heard," Mitchelin said. "They're frustrated. Not even the police commissioner or the mayor. Nobody came out... And he was a baby!”
After the violence broke out Monday night, City Councilman Jumaane Williams raced to the scene to try to calm the crowd.
"I'm in the middle of the riot action at Church and Snyder in my district," Williams tweeted. "Right now, things are tense. Young people have expressed anger."
Williams estimated the crowd at 60 to 100 people and said he was "trying to defuse the tension."
"Tonight was a peaceful vigil [for Gray] that devolved into a riot," Williams added. "The youth in this community have no outlets for their anger, no community center."
One person was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, an NYPD spokeswoman said. No police officers were injured, the spokeswoman added.
Gray, of Crown Heights, was with a group of teens on East 52nd Street near Snyder Avenue about 11:25 p.m. Saturday when two anti-crime patrol officers approached in an unmarked car, the NYPD said.
The officers noticed that Gray was acting strangely and fidgeting with his waistband, police said. When they got out of their car and tried to speak to Gray, he turned on them and pointed a pistol at them, police said. Both officers fired, striking Gray in the legs and torso, the NYPD said.
Gray was rushed to Kings County Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
“The whole community is fed up," said Mitchelin, who has a 14-year-old daughter who went to school with Gray. “They come out and attack these kids like they're gang bangers.... These were 13, 14, 15-year-olds at a party. It never deserved to go down how it went down."
“We need to have an investigation," Mitchelin added. "We need somebody to say something."
On Monday night, the violence just a few blocks away from where Gray was shot had ended by about 10:15 p.m., but the crowd remained for at least another hour, until organizers announced that the protest was over for the evening and would resume the following day.
The next demonstration is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. Tuesday at East 55th Street and Church Avenue.
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This right here is the problem. When the community doesn't know what/who is good or bad, it has no hopes of survival. When you make a hero out of the wrong people you set a poor standard. All of this is an attempt to externalize and not take responsibility for problems in the community. Somehow it's always someone else's fault.
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