ColdDeckEd
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No doubt this fucking cop was hoping Blake would fight back or at least put up some form of resistance so he could get a cheap shot or ten in there.
Blake knows cops are racist assholes so this is almost like entrapment. Right? Yass/s
What do you think the conversation was with the commissioner? 'Shit, we have nothing to pin on him, let's just apologize and pull out the check book.' The speed they release the video is directly proportional with how much fight they have in them.
It seems like he didn't even tell Blake that he is a cop? Seriously surprised that Blake didn't fight back. Random guy on the street attacks you... wtf was that cop thinking!?
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Holy shit! That's terrible. Literally doing nothing.
Why was he resisting so much? There's so many things he could've dome differently. Just do what the cops says and stop standing around. He had to have already known pretty much anything done while black is asking for trouble.
Why was he resisting so much? There's so many things he could've dome differently. Just do what the cops says and stop standing around. He had to have already known pretty much anything done while black is asking for trouble.
Wellbto fire him youbfirst have to go through the union, pretty much a kangaroo court in his favor.
Then he will sue the city and basically replay step 1.
http://reason.com/assets/db/12639308918768.pdf
Yes it is reason.com but it is pretty much how difficult it is to fire a civil servant in NYC.
Promotion...?Let's see what happens to the officer who already has multiple complaints and lawsuits while only being on the job for 4 years. Let's see.
A seemingly black guy walks out of the building, looks at what is going on, and walks back in hahh![]()
Let's see what happens to the officer who already has multiple complaints and lawsuits while only being on the job for 4 years. Let's see.
they're up to no go, starting to make trouble in the neighborhoods
I'm guessing not much..would love to be wrong.Let's see what happens to the officer who already has multiple complaints and lawsuits while only being on the job for 4 years. Let's see.
His brother and his sister probably won't speak to him after this arrest, but I don't blame them.
As a black man I would do the same thing. Might try to snap a quick picture, but I would not hang around. Another cop could see you and think, "nigger number 2 is trying to help his buddy," and rush you. It has happened to be before.Really?
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Oh man, that's so sad![]()
Except, we now know the man they thought they were looking for had nothing to do with the identity theft at all. His name is Sean Satha and he is an Australian sunglass designer working for a popular company called Local Supply. Not only did Sean Satha have nothing to do with the identity theft, he wasn't even on the continent when the NYPD was armed with his photo and began looking for him in a midtown Manhattan hotel lobby.
The NYPD claims a company called GoButler gave them Sean Satha's photo, but they now admit that neither Sean Satha or James Blake had anything at all to do with this case of identity theft. Basically, this all confirms that the last agency you ever want investigating a case of identity theft is the NYPDwhich has clearly shown it will railroad every black man in sight in the name of solving a case.
The team of officers, looking for suspects in a credit card fraud ring, were relying on a courier who identified Mr. Blake as one of the buyers, the police said. The officers also had an Instagram photo of someone believed to be involved. That person, who Mr. Bratton said looked like Mr. Blakes twin brother, turned out to have no role in the scheme.