Shanghai
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Some scary stuff happening and it can happen anywhere not just to "someone else"
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And yet most of the arrests have involved people who do not even live in the community to begin with.
slick4591
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That's the same Nixon that is calling for an arrest and justice. I think he's forgotten that little ditty about due process.
Shanghai
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The "the door to door sweeping" IMO is illegal
The Fourth Amendment originally enforced the notion that "each man's home is his castle", secure from unreasonable searches and seizures of property by the government. It protects against arbitrary arrests, and is the basis of the law regarding search warrants, stop-and-frisk, safety inspections, wiretaps, and other forms of surveillance, as well as being central to many other criminal law topics and to privacy law.
The Fourth Amendment originally enforced the notion that "each man's home is his castle", secure from unreasonable searches and seizures of property by the government. It protects against arbitrary arrests, and is the basis of the law regarding search warrants, stop-and-frisk, safety inspections, wiretaps, and other forms of surveillance, as well as being central to many other criminal law topics and to privacy law.
TexasBred
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Shanghai":2mgm04rt said:
How do you know they are not giving "consent"?? Are you embedded with them and hear what's being said?? Just curious. BTW the guard is leaving according to the news.
red angus 2010
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If the policeman is acquitted we have not seen the worst of it yet. Think Watts in the 60's
ga.prime
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Rodney King. 
Ryder
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Don't ask "where are the police when you need them?"
The governor threw at least one of them under the bus.
The governor threw at least one of them under the bus.
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It's all just another case of the media sensationalizing a story and spinning it for ratings. Think about it. What if the news had never gotten involved. People underestimate the capabilities of the media.
skyhightree1
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Haven't watched tv in a few days.. Did they arrest the police officer ?
Commercialfarmer
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I usually wonder what they're not wanting to cover instead.... the world is burning, people are being killed by the dozens in most cities and not a peep, killed by hundreds and thousands else where and it gets a little mention.
They took the word of a self admitted criminal, ran with it, and didn't do much of what they were created to do- investigate. He!!, they even come out and tell you they're telling this person's story.... what happened to investigative journalism?
They took the word of a self admitted criminal, ran with it, and didn't do much of what they were created to do- investigate. He!!, they even come out and tell you they're telling this person's story.... what happened to investigative journalism?
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skyhightree1":b2ch6ucy said:
Multiple people coroborated his story, and the thief started changing his.
Senseless to not have videos on every cruiser
slick4591
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Jesse Jackson gets admonished by a citizen. Finally some see a race-baiter for what he is.
TexasBred
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If those idiots knew the media wasn't coming they wouldn't even be on the streets. A shame they won't spend that much time and energy hunting a job and keeping it when they find it.Hook":w32jxlvb said:
TexasBred
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Absolutely....as well as on every policeman. A story in pictures is much better than 2nd or 3rd hand info.Commercialfarmer":1h9iv1ax said:
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Don't worry. I'm sure some federal grants are already in the works to establish body cams for every officer and deputy.
greybeard
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As I understand it, the prosecuting district attorney has sent the shooting case to the grand jury.
This, is a good thing.
It removes any possibility of allegations that there is/was a "whitewash" or sweeping the shooting under the rug. I'm very much in favor of all lethal force cases, (even if it is a property owner in a Castle Doctrine state, like Texas) going before the GJ instead of being investigated and ruled upon by a DA or internal panel. Yes, I include myself in that.
Justice should be afforded equally for all--that is what the US Constitution says.
This, is a good thing.
It removes any possibility of allegations that there is/was a "whitewash" or sweeping the shooting under the rug. I'm very much in favor of all lethal force cases, (even if it is a property owner in a Castle Doctrine state, like Texas) going before the GJ instead of being investigated and ruled upon by a DA or internal panel. Yes, I include myself in that.
Justice should be afforded equally for all--that is what the US Constitution says.
greybeard
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Ferguson is a suburb of the City of Saint Louis, which is in St Louis County Mo. As of yesterday, 155 people have been arrested. 4 out of 5 were from Mo, almost all from St Louis. Here's how the arrests break down-- (you may have to zoom OUT to see the whole image)TennesseeTuxedo":21y0ikag said:
Where the arrests took place:
Where they come from:
Of the 155 people arrested, 123 live in Missouri. The remaining 32 people live outside of Missouri. Here are all the locations:
On a nationwide map, here's the home of record of each of the 155 arrested, including burglars, "thugs", protesters, journalists and politicians:
Of the 155 arrested,
20 arrested for Burglary.
6 arrested for assault or unlawful use of a weapon.
124 arrested for refusing to disperse.
2 arrested for trespassing.
3 arrested for interfering with police officer or disturbing the peace.
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One thing people are starting to talk about is PT (physical training) testing and mandatory martial arts training of police officers. That public servant should have whipped and flipped Michael Brown to the ground before he knew what hit him. We are talking about a bully, not a special forces commando. Like Russell Honore said yesterday, a lot of our public servants look like they have trouble walking fast and that is why they are pointing guns. The only reason you point a weapon is to fire it.
skyhightree1
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:shock: we had training on self defense which included pressure points etc. I thought every department trained it. Now I have seen police that remind me of a Japanese sumo wrestler and think to myself who are they going to run down lol the absolute bezt non lethal tool in an officers belt is an taser I think every dept should carry them.
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