The Racist Pig who Killed Freddie Gray!!

[LittleJ]

A lot and my best friend is a cop. Yes, some are black. Just like in Baltimore.

Okay that explains it all.

[Coach is Back!]

Okay that explains it all.

What does it explain? This should be good.

[Coach is Back!]

http://m.therightscoop.com/mark-levin-baltimore-prosecutor-is-a-hack-and-a-disgrace/

[240 is Back]

http://m.therightscoop.com/fox-news-bombshell-freddie-gray-tested-positive-for-heroin-and-pot-cops-saw-him-dealing-drugs/

no, this is "right wing scoop" with an anonymous interview, lacking any kind of supporting evidence.

Sorry, but that's shady as fck lol.   The same police dept that's been anonymously leaking shit all week, now false?
What about the secret prisoner that saw Gray do it to himself?  more police fakery.

Sorry, if this dude was selling heroin, they'd be screaming it from the rooftops, not hiding in shadows lol.

[240 is Back]

http://m.therightscoop.com/mark-levin-baltimore-prosecutor-is-a-hack-and-a-disgrace/

again, you're attacking the prosecutor, which is cool, but fails to explain why they arrested the man in the first place.

Report says "eye contact".  Doesn't say drugs. the only person saying drugs is a right-wing conspiracy site, with an "anonymous" dude hiding in shadows.   You're flirting with conspiracy theory at this point.

Sure, the prosecutor is a bag of shit, shady as they come.  But unless you can prove "he was selling drugs"?   You don't think those 6 cops would be shouting it from the rooftops, maybe even put it in their report?  lol they didn't did they? 

[Schnauzer]

again, you're attacking the prosecutor, which is cool, but fails to explain why they arrested the man in the first place.

Report says "eye contact".  Doesn't say drugs. the only person saying drugs is a right-wing conspiracy site, with an "anonymous" dude hiding in shadows.   You're flirting with conspiracy theory at this point.

Sure, the prosecutor is a bag of shit, shady as they come.  But unless you can prove "he was selling drugs"?   You don't think those 6 cops would be shouting it from the rooftops, maybe even put it in their report?  lol they didn't did they? 

240, how many feet away from the suspect were these cops on a rooftop?

[Hulk-smash!]

Regardless of what happens you know somebodys gonna get clipped.

[chaos]

240 should quit the half assed website business and travel the country with Sharpton and Jackson protesting police.

[SF1900]

240 should quit the half assed website business and travel the country with Sharpton and Jackson protesting police.

I want to see 240 on CNN, FoxNews, and MSNBC. I know 240 would bring the truth.

[LittleJ]

240 should quit the half assed website business and travel the country with Sharpton and Jackson protesting police.

Racist post reported

[Coach is Back!]

again, you're attacking the prosecutor, which is cool, but fails to explain why they arrested the man in the first place.

Report says "eye contact".  Doesn't say drugs. the only person saying drugs is a right-wing conspiracy site, with an "anonymous" dude hiding in shadows.   You're flirting with conspiracy theory at this point.

Sure, the prosecutor is a bag of shit, shady as they come.  But unless you can prove "he was selling drugs"?   You don't think those 6 cops would be shouting it from the rooftops, maybe even put it in their report?  lol they didn't did they? 

Sorry dude, Fox was the only one who got the interview

[Coach is Back!]

no, this is "right wing scoop" with an anonymous interview, lacking any kind of supporting evidence.

Sorry, but that's shady as fck lol.   The same police dept that's been anonymously leaking shit all week, now false?
What about the secret prisoner that saw Gray do it to himself?  more police fakery.

Sorry, if this dude was selling heroin, they'd be screaming it from the rooftops, not hiding in shadows lol.

Ahhhh, I get it. You believe Sharpton and and his racist (which is shit to hell because three of those cops were black) minions over the cops. Why doesn't this surprise me considering who you voted for....twice.

[SquidVicious]

One thing we can all agree on is that Obama has done a great job of fulfilling the collective hope of the country that one day blacks and whites can live together in peaceful harmony. Race relations are at an all time high right now. Just look at how whites like 240 kowtow to black thugs like Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown and Freddie Gray. This never would've been possible without Obama, Holder, Sharpton and Jackson bringing the collective white guilt to the surface.

[Disgusted]

This is very simple, a man died in custody how did he die and who if anybody was responsible.

[240 is Back]

This is very simple, a man died in custody how did he die and who if anybody was responsible.

Yes, but also - why was he in custody if he broke no law?   

The cops are being charged with illegal arrest of the man.  They chased him without probable cause, and they arrested him even though his knife was legal. 

Cops should be punished if they just pick up random people off the street, who have committed no crime in the first place.

IMO, there are a few sections here.  1) why was he thrown in van despite no crime, 2) what/whose actions fucked him up, and 3) which cops, if any, were aware of his messed up medical situation and didn't alert EMS as he begged for it. 

It's easy for some getbiggers (not you, others) to just claim he was a punk, he deserved it.  But if they put themselves in the same position - handcuffed, locked up, hurt somehow and begging for medical care, then dying alone on floor of police van... that's a horrible fate for anyone to endure, much less someone who broke no law.

[Disgusted]

Yes, but also - why was he in custody if he broke no law?  

The cops are being charged with illegal arrest of the man.  They chased him without probable cause, and they arrested him even though his knife was legal.  

Cops should be punished if they just pick up random people off the street, who have committed no crime in the first place.

IMO, there are a few sections here.  1) why was he thrown in van despite no crime, 2) what/whose actions fucked him up, and 3) which cops, if any, were aware of his messed up medical situation and didn't alert EMS as he begged for it.  

It's easy for some getbiggers (not you, others) to just claim he was a punk, he deserved it.  But if they put themselves in the same position - handcuffed, locked up, hurt somehow and begging for medical care, then dying alone on floor of police van... that's a horrible fate for anyone to endure, much less someone who broke no law.

Notice I said "in custody". Probable cause to arrest is often times an iffy occurrence. Running from a cop is not illegal but also no a good idea. Maybe this kid had an asthma attack and once they caught him he needed an inhaler. IF this was so I'm betting those cops were not too concerned about getting him help after running after him. As far as his past offenses that should have nothing to do with anything as far as being arrested and "deserving" to die. I totally agree that if he was arrested with no cause then they should be prosecuted. While trying this case what ever happened after the arrest will mean little as far as the defense because with out an illegal arrest this man would not have died in that van.

[240 is Back]

Notice I said "in custody". Probable cause to arrest is often times an iffy occurrence. Running from a cop is not illegal but also no a good idea. Maybe this kid had an asthma attack and once they caught him he needed an inhaler. IF this was so I'm betting those cops were not too concerned about getting him help after running after him. As far as his past offenses that should have nothing to do with anything as far as being arrested and "deserving" to die. I totally agree that if he was arrested with no cause then they should be prosecuted. While trying this case what ever happened after the arrest will mean little as far as the defense because with out an illegal arrest this man would not have died in that van.

Yeah, it's weird.  Many people are saying "he shouldnt have ran!" but it's totally legal for a man to see police and decide to run, and without probable cause, they can't do anything but watch him.   I would 100% support them watching him run and deciding to arrest him if he did any crime.  But the report said "After eye contact with one of the officers, he started running".

Not a crime.   It's the USA, some people forget that.  Cops aren't legally able to just stop and search you if you break no law, if they have no PC.  I guess since it doesn't happen to some folks, they are okay with it happening to others.

[Coach is Back!]

This is very simple, a man died in custody how did he die and who if anybody was responsible.

Then you put the cops on administrative leave until the investigation is concluded. Not the fucking day after the prosecutor gets the case. Man. talk about being racist. Racism doesn't get any more clear than what you've seen in NY, Ferguson and Baltimore. Corrupt government at best.  

[Slapper]

Notice I said "in custody". Probable cause to arrest is often times an iffy occurrence. Running from a cop is not illegal but also no a good idea. Maybe this kid had an asthma attack and once they caught him he needed an inhaler. IF this was so I'm betting those cops were not too concerned about getting him help after running after him. As far as his past offenses that should have nothing to do with anything as far as being arrested and "deserving" to die. I totally agree that if he was arrested with no cause then they should be prosecuted. While trying this case what ever happened after the arrest will mean little as far as the defense because with out an illegal arrest this man would not have died in that van.

The sheer act of breathing heavily can be an "iffy occurrence" for a pig. It happened to me years ago. To make a long story short: I park my car on the other side of a park with the intention of going to a restaurant about 10 blocks away. I drop off my friends at the restaurant and I go look for a spot. Park the car and I start running through the park to get to the restaurant (took me about 15 minutes to find a spot). All of a sudden I get tackled by multiple pigs from behind. Front teeth broken, bleeding profusely from the mouth, the pig's first reaction is to question me: "Why were you running through the park? Why are you breathing so heavily?". Needless to say, I was too stunned to utter anything. Pigs drive me to the restaurant still bleeding profusely (instead of the hospital) and get hostile with my friends.

I took them all to court and settled out of court (and ended up getting paid a nice amount of money by the city of Newark, new teeth and apology from the pigs and their boss included) but, to this day, I curse their existence, their kid's existence and their fucking entire pig family's existence for having such a swine of a family member.

[Disgusted]

Then you put the cops on administrative leave until the investigation is concluded. Not the fucking day after the prosecutor gets the case. Man. talk about being racist. Racism doesn't get any more clear than what you've seen in NY, Ferguson and Baltimore. Corrupt government at best.  

It's possible that they know something that we don't.

[Slapper]

And, it was fun to hear the pig chief look at these officers like he wanted to hang them by a noose.

The chief was really ROYALLY pissed. He knew he was sitting on a potential million-dollar case (one of my friends at the restaurant was a corporate lawyer and he wanted that department closed down, going as far as taking vacation time to fuck them over real good,) and losing a lot of "face". In the end I settle OOC by much less + an apology and an explanation.

[Disgusted]

And, it was fun to hear the pig chief look at these officers like he wanted to hang them by a noose.

The chief was really ROYALLY pissed. He knew he was sitting on a potential million-dollar case (one of my friends at the restaurant was a corporate lawyer and he wanted that department closed down, going as far as taking vacation time to fuck them over real good,) and losing a lot of "face". In the end I settle OOC by much less + an apology and an explanation.

How long did it take to settle?

[SF1900]

The sheer act of breathing heavily can be an "iffy occurrence" for a pig. It happened to me years ago. To make a long story short: I park my car on the other side of a park with the intention of going to a restaurant about 10 blocks away. I drop off my friends at the restaurant and I go look for a spot. Park the car and I start running through the park to get to the restaurant (took me about 15 minutes to find a spot). All of a sudden I get tackled by multiple pigs from behind. Front teeth broken, bleeding profusely from the mouth, the pig's first reaction is to question me: "Why were you running through the park? Why are you breathing so heavily?". Needless to say, I was too stunned to utter anything. Pigs drive me to the restaurant still bleeding profusely (instead of the hospital) and get hostile with my friends.

I took them all to court and settled out of court (and ended up getting paid a nice amount of money by the city of Newark, new teeth and apology from the pigs and their boss included) but, to this day, I curse their existence, their kid's existence and their fucking entire pig family's existence for having such a swine of a family member.

That's a HUGE problem is the subjective nature of suspicion. Furthermore, every person has different levels of paranoia and suspicion, which means no event is going to elicit a similar response in the same 2 people. Now there are obvious situations which would elicit fear and suspicion among any cop (brandishing a weapon). But there are more subtle situations, which are VERY subjective. If you move or look a certain way, etc. When I was in California I was at a stoplight and there was a cop car next to me. For whatever reason, I glanced at him and made eye contact, then turned away.  I started to pull away and he starts to follow me. Pulls me over and asks me where I am going, etc. I was dressed in work clothes and had my work badge on me, so he just let me go. But technically he had no right to pull me over. All I did was make eye contact with him. That is not breaking the law. Ive never ever been in trouble with the law. 100% clean record, except for minor traffic violations. Another cop may have just looked at me and turned away, and forgot about the whole thing. Too much subjectivity in terms of what is deemed "suspicious."

[Disgusted]

That's a HUGE problem is the subjective nature of suspicion. Furthermore, every person has different levels of paranoia and suspicion, which means no event is going to elicit a similar response in the same 2 people. Now there are obvious situations which would elicit fear and suspicion among any cop (brandishing a weapon). But there are more subtle situations, which are VERY subjective. If you move or look a certain way, etc. When I was in California I was at a stoplight and there was a cop car next to me. For whatever reason, I glanced at him and made eye contact, then turned away.  I started to pull away and he starts to follow me. Pulls me over and asks me where I am going, etc. I was dressed in work clothes and had my work badge on me, so he just let me go. But technically he had no right to pull me over. All I did was make eye contact with him. That is not breaking the law. Ive never ever been in trouble with the law. 100% clean record, except for minor traffic violations. Another cop may have just looked at me and turned away, and forgot about the whole thing. Too much subjectivity in terms of what is deemed "suspicious."

Very simple just politely decline to answer any questions. All  you are legally required to do at a stop is to show license insurance and registration.

[SF1900]

Very simple just politely decline to answer any questions. All  you are legally required to do at a stop is to show license insurance and registration.

You decline to answer questions, then they bust your balls. And of course they are going to take each others side if they do something wrong. Its a no-win situation for the civilian.