I agree, excepting the fact that the system is broken to the point that indictments are not happening without a public upswell, which generally comes after the release of video evidence.
So, the problem is an overall system that has largely let down the civilian populace in favor of protecting law enforcement.
I still can't get my head around the fact that a university has an armed police department, what in the absolute fuck. If the video is a bad as the chief says I hope this guy gets put away for a long time. Over a missing license plate man.
Is that 1 PM eastern time?
I don't know what Time Zone Cincy is in.
Apparently it's EST. I didn't know either and had to check.
Folks started paying attetion, the police have to self report this kind of shit, and paperwork gets lost or misfiled.
Evacuating the campus seems like an admission of guilt
Evacuating the campus seems like an admission of guilt
Nothing good can come out of releasing the video like that ahead of the grand jury.
They said murder
'most asnine act I've ever seen a police officer make'
he's done
"He shouldn't have been a police officer"
He looks near tears
"If he didn't want he's head blown off he should have respected our authority!"How many minutes until the union makes a ridiculous statement?
"A second to take out his gun and shoot him in the head."
Jesus. Always quick to pull the trigger.
shits always been like this. Technology is just allowing white people to see it
Says "you will not believe how quickly he pulled his gun and shot him in the head. It was one second"
If they give him a Murder charge, it should alleviate some of the tension.
The problem in other cases is that the cop just gets desk duty or leave and wind up not being indicted.
A Murder charge at least tells everyone that it was wrong and the cop will go on trial for murder.
Wow, this sounds even worse than the Walter Scott shooting.