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MichelleBoudin ‏@MichelleBoudin 3 minutes ago
BREAKING: Charlotte now under curfew. Takes effect at 12 am
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MichelleBoudin ‏@MichelleBoudin 3 minutes ago
BREAKING: Charlotte now under curfew. Takes effect at 12 am
All this rioting may well get persuadable people running into the open arms of Trump, who is there just waiting with a smile on his face. That is a scary proposition.
All this rioting may well get persuadable people running into the open arms of Trump, who is there just waiting with a smile on his face. That is a scary proposition.
Tim Baier ‏@TimBaier 2 minutes ago
Just got this word from a BofA employee: Just got BOA security call. Uptown closed again tomorrow.
Katie Peralta ‏@katieperalta 1 minute ago Charlotte, NC
Uber driver named Clyde who is out at Trade and college said he dropped off a guy at UNCC area where they were "starting to tear **** up" ?
Reporter is citing an uber driver, so this may not be accurate, who knows. But UNCC is near where Keith Scott was killed. It's well away from downtown on the northeast side of town.
Pittenger is on CNN right now.
Yep. Just played that card.
Katie Peralta @katieperalta 4m
Police just said shots were fired near the Epicentre #CharlotteProtests
Congressman Robert Pittenger, who represents part of Charlotte (guess which part), went on BBC and said this:
http://www.newsobserver.com/news/po...-the-dome/article103536037.html#storylink=cpy
Chief Putney, who has resisted demands from the American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina and others to release all video of the shooting recorded by other officers and by cameras mounted on patrol cars, said that his department only releases footage when we think it is in the publics interest. In this case, he told reporters at a news conference, you shouldnt expect it to be released.
Asked by one incredulous reporter how withholding the visual evidence could be squared with the citys promise of full transparency, Putney said, I never said full transparency. I said transparency, and transparencys in the eye of the beholder.
"It's only a cover up if you THINK it's a cover up."
Why the fuck they lying? Why the cops always lying?
Personally this only makes them look worse. I automatically think the police are at fault and are lying now. Otherwise they can simply release the video.
Congressman Robert Pittenger, who represents part of Charlotte (guess which part), went on BBC and said this:
http://www.newsobserver.com/news/po...-the-dome/article103536037.html#storylink=cpy
oh it's ok folks he apologized
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Pretty much.Personally this only makes them look worse. I automatically think the police are at fault and are lying now. Otherwise they can simply release the video.
Why would releasing the footage be problematic if it proves the police were justified in their killing?
After a second night of angry protests over the fatal shooting of Keith Scott by a police officer in Charlotte, North Carolina, the city’s police chief admitted that dashcam video of the incident, which has not been made public, does not include “absolute, definitive, visual evidence that would confirm that a person is pointing a gun."
Dang it
Edit: haven't seen anything more on this. Hopefully, it was nothing.
The family watched the videos and didn't see what the officers saw. Either it was a justified kill or it wasn't.
So they're hiding huh? And that "transparency is in the eye of the beholder" line is fucked. You and people all over the states still wonder why the community there doesn't and never fucking trusts the police? You wonder why people are fucking livid? "Transparency only when it's convenient for us" should be what he said.
I never said full transparency. I said transparency, and transparencys in the eye of the beholder.
They do already, I'm planning on getting a nice one but they're expensive and you have to pay a monthly fee for the cloud. This is the police trying their damnedest to not get caught.They should make it so that body cams and dash cams automatically uploads to the cloud,
Not a popular opinion from what I have read, but they let the family see the video... What good can really come out of making a guys death public for all to see?
I think the best case scenario would be that people see the video and think 'okay, I understand the reasoning for the shooting' - but it sounds like the police chief basically already came out and said that he didn't think the video would make people feel that way.Not a popular opinion from what I have read, but they let the family see the video... What good can really come out of making a guys death public for all to see?
Not a popular opinion from what I have read, but they let the family see the video... What good can really come out of making a guys death public for all to see?
Not a popular opinion from what I have read, but they let the family see the video... What good can really come out of making a guys death public for all to see?