Amber Guyger

[Left Seater]

Take it up with the judge if that is what happened. Why are you trying to use that as some sort of scoreboard here? You still kicked your own ass and your foot got lodged so far up your ass you could lick your toes.

[Screw_Michigan]

Take it up with the judge if that is what happened. Why are you trying to use that as some sort of scoreboard here? You still kicked your own ass and your foot got lodged so far up your ass you could lick your toes.

5-10 for the police murder of an innocent man is shockingly light. Too bad there are bootlickers such as yourself continuing to make excuses for JUBMs and the preferential treatment they get in the courts.

[Left Seater]

Take it up with the Jury.

[Screw_Michigan]

The case is a woman walked in to an apartment she thought was her own and shot a man she thought was an intruder.

Lol, keep dreaming.

[Dinsdale]

when you're not at work, you're not a cum dumpster

Let's not get carried away here.

[Screw_Michigan]

Was she on duty as a police officer when she shot the guy, yes or no?

You live in a fantasy world

[Screw_Michigan]

Don't dodge the question, was she on duty, yes or no?

That's a dishonest question that doesn't deserve to be answered in good faith.

[Left Seater]

On duty or not a police officer should be held to a higher standard than joe blow citizen. Further police officers are really never off duty.

She was wrong and at fault and was found guilty and sentenced. Racist snowflakes want to claim the length of the sentence isn't fair because she was a police officer while totally ignoring the facts of the case that showed there was confusion.

But victimhood is what they do to cover up their racist snowflake beliefs, so we shouldn't be surprised.

[Kierland]

Keep pimping that racist lie Herman. Never give up. Good little nazi.

[Screw_Michigan]

Bullshit, hourly employees are just that, hourly. They are only responsible for performing their duties while they are on the clock and being paid for the work. Off duty they're just a citizen like everyone else.

Yeah, a cop is an hourly employee, just like a burger flipper. Good call, schmickety.

You remain a pitifully ignorant dumbfuck.

[Kierland]

On duty or not a police officer should be held to a higher standard than joe blow citizen. Further police officers are really never off duty.

She was wrong and at fault and was found guilty and sentenced. Racist snowflakes want to claim the length of the sentence isn't fair because she was a police officer while totally ignoring the facts of the case that showed there was confusion.

But victimhood is what they do to cover up their racist snowflake beliefs, so we shouldn't be surprised.

Bullshit, hourly employees are just that, hourly. They are only responsible for performing their duties while they are on the clock and being paid for the work. Off duty they're just a citizen like everyone else.

That’s not how the law works you stupid mouth breathing fuck.

[Shlomart Ben Yisrael]

Was she a paid by the hour police officer, yes it no?

Although Moving Sale generally doesn't "human" very well, he's going to wreck you on this.
Just take the night off...go watch a Laura Loomer video or something...this can't end well for you.

[Kierland]

So you don’t know much but still feel the need to drone on and on? You are a fucking tard and all the case law says so. You might want to take Marty’s advice and just back slowly away from this thread.

[smackaholic]

She was off duty, but in uniform.

I think the appropriate charge was manslaughter, as this was not a premeditated deliberate murder, but the "she was off duty" defense is a pretty weak one.

Almost as weak as calling this a murder of an innocent man.

It was a horrible mistake. No one with any sense believes she walked into that aparment with the intention of murdering an innocent man.

She has lost a career and rightfully so as she has demonstrated she isn't good at handling a firearm in a stressful situation. She certainly should pay in some way. I would rather see that payment be her paying the family of the man she killed every spare cent she has for 10 years or so. It won't bring him back, but neither will her rotting in prison, being a burden of the state.

[Kierland]

So a little law lesson.
Murder is homicide with malice.
Five kinds of malice.
Premeditated and Felony murder (homicide during robbery for instance) are both first degree.
Intent to kill or intent to commit great bodily harm and depraved heart are the three second degree murders. (Depraved heart is how they get dui deaths to be murder.)

She can be, and was, charged for intending to kill and we can infer she intended to kill because she used a deadly weapon. That’s why it’s called a deadly weapon.
Next comes defenses, in her case, mistake of fact. Jury didn’t buy it so she goes down for murder. Thems the facts.

In her State the jury has a wide range of years to give her. They picked 10.

Editorial: That’s not how sentencing works in California where she would have almost certainly got 15 to Life. She got lucky to not be in a state that is tuff on crime but one of those namby pamby states. Lucky her.

[Derron]

If this lady was not on duty and not wearing a police uniform at the time then she is just a regular citizen.

If you had any board cred, you fucking lost it with that dumb ass and completely incorrect statement. I think I have only racked one of MS's takes in the years on this board, but he is going to school your ass on this one.

Mix in a little research and you will understand that a person who is a sworn police officer is just that at all times 24 hours a day on duty or off duty. Anywhere in their state of employment.

[Screw_Michigan]

Almost as weak as calling this a murder of an innocent man.

He's not innocent? Oh that is rich. Do tell.

[Screw_Michigan]

She got lucky to not be in a state that is tuff on crime but one of those namby pamby states. Lucky her.

I thought Texas was run by tough on crime GOPtards. Oh, wait, tough on crime except when JUBMs are involved.

You don't say.

[Kierland]

Now that I have heard the cops side of it I’m calling BS. He was killed in a parking lot. In front of his house? Doing a weed deal. From people out of state. That he did not know. And they took nothing? And same dude was shot three months after the cop murdered his neighbor and the cops never solved that case.

These fuckers are out of control.

[Left Seater]

She got lucky to not be in a state that is tuff on crime but one of those namby pamby states. Lucky her.

I thought Texas was run by tough on crime GOPtards. Oh, wait, tough on crime except when JUBMs are involved.

You don't say.

Why do you hate the Constitution? Take your racist snowflake bitching to the Jury.

[MuchoBulls]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zly9AQwOCKE

Suspicious indeed.

He played football here at USF.

Definitely suspicious.

[smackaholic]

Almost as weak as calling this a murder of an innocent man.

He's not innocent? Oh that is rich. Do tell.

That is not the part of the statement I have trouble with, dumbass. He was obviously 100% innocent.

My problem is with the murder part.

She did indeed commit a homicide, but it can be attributed to her mistaking what floor she was on. Add to this, the fact that the apartment was poorly lit.

What if the apartment was lit better?

There’s a fair chance she would have recognized she was in the wrong apartment and apologized and walked out. And her poor victim might have noticed she was in a police uniform rather than a home invader, in which case he would have stayed where he was put up His hands and said, uhhhh, this is my apartment.

The darkness of the apartment is a big factor. It explains how each person thought they were being attacked.

This does not absolve her of guilt, but it does point to this being a tragic accident.

What is gained by a long sentence?

Will it cause people to stop being phone zombies and count floors better?

I doubt it.



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[Kierland]

You have a problem with the murder part because you know nothing about the law and probably didn’t even read my post as to how it works.

[Imus]

So a little law lesson.
Murder is homicide with malice.
Five kinds of malice.
Premeditated and Felony murder (homicide during robbery for instance) are both first degree.
Intent to kill or intent to commit great bodily harm and depraved heart are the three second degree murders. (Depraved heart is how they get dui deaths to be murder.)

She can be, and was, charged for intending to kill and we can infer she intended to kill because she used a deadly weapon. That’s why it’s called a deadly weapon.
Next comes defenses, in her case, mistake of fact. Jury didn’t buy it so she goes down for murder. Thems the facts.

In her State the jury has a wide range of years to give her. They picked 10.

Editorial: That’s not how sentencing works in California where she would have almost certainly got 15 to Life. She got lucky to not be in a state that is tuff on crime but one of those namby pamby states. Lucky her.

Very instructive and helpful, you libertarian capitalist.

[Kierland]

Libertarian socialist bordering on Syndicalism.

[Imus]

Libertarian socialist bordering on Syndicalism

What does that mean in terms of dealing with unproductive, or criminal elements of society?

From a Individualism pov, we let just them die. If no one can find value in helping the parasites, like Hank Reardon finally came to with his brother Philip, Scrooge 'em fill the grave yards and the species evolves a bit more positive.

In your world does the slacker get his throat slit in silence, or are you more civilized, and just shun them from the production unit. Unions kill scabs. How do you handle the psychotic, the old, the young, and insane? Do you house and keep them?

We would find a way to make money on them (be productive) and they would get board and room and not have to starve. Fair trade. And we would not pick your pocket to "help" them.

What would Jesus do? That myth is not allowed here.

Are you a frenchie?

[Kierland]

https://www.thedailybeast.com/texas-pol ... k?ref=home

Nothing to see here. Move along.

Sin,
88BrokenNazi’holics

[Screw_Michigan]

https://www.thedailybeast.com/texas-pol ... k?ref=home

Nothing to see here. Move along.

Sin,
88BrokenNazi’holics

Suckaholic will be by any minute how to say the cop stood her ground and thus isn't guilty of murdering an innocent person.

[smackaholic]

https://www.thedailybeast.com/texas-pol ... k?ref=home

Nothing to see here. Move along.

Sin,
88BrokenNazi’holics

Suckaholic will be by any minute how to say the cop stood her ground and thus isn't guilty of murdering an innocent person.

This is a tough one.

It does raise a few questions.

If a neighbor calls the cops and reports what might be a break in, should the cops attempt to surprise the "burglar" and apprehend him or should they roll up lights and sirens ablaze in hopes that the burglar runs out the back door.

Doing the former increases the chances of apprehending someone who should be apprehended. It also increases the chances of a tragic outcome.

Doing the latter is the easy thing to do. It makes apprehension far less likely. It also makes a tragic mistake pretty much impossible, even if the cop is a JUBM and rassis, of course.

Want to know what the really sad thing is? The fact that such neighborhoods are so fukking crime infested that this sort of shit hapens in the first place. This is due in part to the general degradation in society. It is also partly due to cops generally looking the other way, knowing they can't win because cop hating pieces of shit like you have them convicted no matter what happens.

So how should cops do their job?

Should they really be out there trying to get the bad guy? Or should they act like the majority of government employees and do as little as possible, knowing that to error on the side of not doing something is the safe bet and will not risk their pension?

Were I a cop in today's climate, especially in an "urban" setting, I would go into full on DMV worker mode. The bad guy would hear me coming 2 miles away. I would sit in my cruiser making as much noise as possible and would finish my donut and coffee before even thinking of getting out of the cruiser. Try to catch the bad guy? Nigga please. What's in it for me?

[Kierland]

I didn’t even make it passed the third paragraph. It was a welfare check you stupid cocksucking moron.

[Screw_Michigan]

Were I a cop in today's climate, especially in an "urban" setting, I would go into full on DMV worker mode. The bad guy would hear me coming 2 miles away. I would sit in my cruiser making as much noise as possible and would finish my donut and coffee before even thinking of getting out of the cruiser. Try to catch the bad guy? Nigga please. What's in it for me?

You are one lazy, worthless, whiny, self-victimizing pile of human refuse.

[Screw_Michigan]

Is this now the all encompassing JUBM thread? Because we got another one.

Suckaholic, get your kneepads ready.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2 ... nsas-city/

The scooter riders had allegedly been speeding down Main Street on the wrong side of the road in Kansas City, Mo., riding in tandem on a Bird e-scooter, when the police yelled at them to stop.

The male driver and his female passenger paid no mind, leading Jackson County deputies to give chase. It didn’t last long. A deputy hung a sharp turn into a driveway just ahead of the scooter riders, causing them to slam into his police cruiser. But while the deputy apprehended the man, the woman fled, yelling an expletive at the deputy who couldn’t catch up.

Within minutes, Deputy Lauren Michael found the 25-year-old woman, Brittany Simek, sitting on a stoop several blocks away. Simek stood up to approach her.

And that’s when everything spiraled out of control, leading to criminal charges for Michael, a dire trip to the hospital for Simek — and a renewed investigation into a separate fatal police shooting for which Michael earned a medal of valor.

On Wednesday, Michael, 29, was charged with felony first-degree assault and armed criminal action in Simek’s near-fatal shooting after forensic evidence cast serious doubt on the officer’s version of events. Michael had claimed that after she Tasered Simek in the stomach, the woman managed to gain control of her Taser and zap her in the leg, according to the probable cause statement. Michael claimed she feared the woman would try to grab her gun next ― so she decided to fire.

But the deputy’s story not only struck investigators as implausible based on the evidence. It was also familiar: It turns out Michael had offered a strikingly similar version of events when explaining why she shot and killed a man in a Walmart parking lot in 2017 while he was resisting arrest.

Now, because of the similarities, the Jackson County prosecuting attorney revealed Thursday that investigators are taking a second look at the Walmart shooting.

For now, Michael has been placed on unpaid leave, the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office said. Attorneys for Michael could not immediately be reached for comment early Friday morning.

[Kierland]

I’m telling you orange tards, I deal with these people everyday. I see the lies and violence and manipulation. They are out of fucking control and need to be reigned in.

They are literally gang bangers.

https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la- ... story.html

[Screw_Michigan]

Hey loo, yet ANOTHER JUBM. Anyone seen Suckaholic?

The JUBMs---they're the REAL victims!

https://www.ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/ne ... -snvXf-f3g

A Tow Truck Driver Repossessed an NYPD Officer's Car. Then, He Ended up in Handcuffs.
By Amanda Farinacci Staten Island
PUBLISHED 8:02 PM ET Jun. 07, 2019 UPDATED 11:26 PM ET Jun. 07, 2019

Jose Rodriguez has been a repo man for three years.

"It gets crazy sometimes," he said.

But he said he experienced nothing as crazy as what happened May 30, when he was driving near the 120th Precinct stationhouse and came across a Nissan Maxima wanted by the bank because of three missed payments.

He said he logged the Maxima into his tracking system, lifted it onto his tow truck and was about to walk into the stationhouse to notify police when a green pickup pulled in front of him.

"I was stopped by one officer over there, saying, 'Hey, that's a police officer's car,' with a police sergeant that was off-duty that I didn't know — with him completely blocking me in. He told me, what I'm doing? 'You got to drop the car,'" Rodriguez recalled, standing near the scene of the incident.

Rodriguez said the Nissan's owner showed up, offering to make his back payments.

But the repo man said he told them it wasn't that easy: once a car is on the tow truck and logged in, it's the bank's property.

Rodriguez said police then surrounded him, accused him of auto theft, and arrested him for possession of stolen property — a felony.

"This is totally wrong. This should have never happened," said Rodriguez's boss, Anthony Destefano.

Rodriguez said one officer reached into his truck to take his surveillance cameras, but not before one of the cameras snapped a photo. The officer's hand and face can be seen in the background. Rodriguez says he has the image because the camera immediately sent it to the cloud.

The repo man said the officers removed the Nissan from his tow truck, drove it away, and took him into custody, where he spent more than 20 hours in jail.

"This is a repossession, a legal repossession, from the banks, with a court order," Destefano said.

When he appeared in court, the felony charge disappeared, replaced by misdemeanor charges of falsifying documents and possession of police scanners, allegations he denies.

But his truck has still not been released. It was still sitting on Richmond Terrace, immobilized by a boot, eight days after the May 30 incident. And he's still waiting for the return of everything taken from him, including his phone, laptop, iPad, and cameras.

"The only reason why this happened was because this was a police officer's car. That's the only reason why," Rodriguez said."The only reason why this happened was because this was a police officer's car. That's the only reason why," Rodriguez said.

When asked about the incident, the NYPD said, "A male victim stated to police that an unlicensed tow truck was in possession of his vehicle without authorization” and that after a “police investigation,” Rodriguez was arrested and charges were filed.

Rodriguez has already retained an attorney and says he is contemplating moving ahead with a lawsuit against the NYPD.

[Kierland]

They did everything right. They are practically angels in that story. Blue lives matter. They are the real victims.

Sin,
88jackbooted’holics.

[smackaholic]

I didn’t even make it passed the third paragraph. It was a welfare check you stupid cocksucking moron.

It’s 2 AM, the front door is open. The cops don’t know WTF they are coming upon.

Can you blame them for approaching cautiously?

Should they have just walked up to the front door and announced themselves?

Maybe they should have. But what if there is an armed burglar in the house?

I am going to go way out on a limb and guess that burglary is commonplace in the neighborhood. This is a factor.


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[Kierland]

Are you fucking listening? It’s a welfare check. They know it’s a welfare check because their dispatcher told them it was a welfare check.
Welfare check.
Welfare check.
Welfare check.

You bitch about gov cheese enough, you should be familiar with the term’s other uses.

[Shlomart Ben Yisrael]

Should they have just walked up to the front door and announced themselves?

Yes, you moron.

[smackaholic]

Are you fucking listening? It’s a welfare check. They know it’s a welfare check because their dispatcher told them it was a welfare check.
Welfare check.
Welfare check.
Welfare check.

You bitch about gov cheese enough, you should be familiar with the term’s other uses.

Just saw police scan footage. Lights were on. This kinda implies that it isn’t a burglary. Also shows the coploikung through the window and firing pretty damn fast.

You cop haters might be right on this one. Looks like this cop handled it very poorly.


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[smackaholic]

Should they have just walked up to the front door and announced themselves?

Yes, you moron.

Having seen the cop-cam video for this one, you are probably right.

Pardon me for not jumping to conclusions too soon.


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