[Christmas Dynasnow]

hopefully she will get the counselling she needs and found not guilty

[Denver]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

hopefully she will get the counselling she needs and found not guilty

She needs to face the death penalty

[UserSince2005]

Originally Posted by Denver

She needs to face the death penalty

lol. Get a grip. Shes a hero.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

lol. Get a grip. Shes a hero.

Only to racist people

[UserSince2005]

Originally Posted by Denver

Only to racist people

If a white person had tried that **** I'd feel exactly the same way.

[Denver]

The woman knows what to say to get off charges she been in a lot of similar cases

[Tom4784]

A taser and a pistol are two completely different things, the taser thing has to be an excuse and not a very good one, incompetence isn't a defense against killing an innocent person.

[Tom4784]

People who consistently blame black people for being killed by police officers without any justification for the act are showing their white hoods. I am tired of the right (or should I say White?) wing supremacists standing up for incompetent and murderous police officers just because they happen to be murdering black people.

[arista]

Police
Now say there was a Warrant for his (Daunte) Arrest

[Christmas Dynasnow]

this type of accident happens around once a year.

A 2012 article published in the monthly law journal of Americans for Effective Law
Enforcement documented nine cases in which officers shot suspects with handguns
when they said they meant to fire stun guns dating back to 2001.

Bill Lewinski, an expert on police psychology and founder of the Force Science Institute
in Mankato, Minnesota, has used the phrase “slip and capture" errors to describe the
phenomenon. Lewinski, who has testified on behalf of police, has said officers
sometimes perform the direct opposite of their intended actions under stress — their
actions “slip” and are “captured” by a stronger response. He notes that officers train far
more often on drawing and firing their handguns than they do on their stun guns.

Geoffrey Alpert, a criminology professor at the University of South Carolina
and an expert on police use of force. Alpert said a major factor in why
officers mistakenly draw their firearm is that stun guns typically look and feel
like a firearm. St. Paul, Minnesota, Mayor Melvin Carter brought up the same
point during a news conference Monday.

“Why do we even have Tasers that operate and function and feel and deploy
exactly like a firearm?” Carter asked. “Why can’t we have Tasers that look
and feel different? That you could never mistake for deploying a firearm so
that we can ensure that mistake that has happened before can never happen
again?”

In 2019, a suburban St. Louis police officer, Julia Crews, said she meant to
use her stun gun but mistakenly grabbed her service revolver and shot a
suspected shoplifter, Ashley Hall, who suffered serious injuries. Crews
resigned and has pleaded not guilty to a pending charge of second-degree
assault. The city of Ladue admitted no wrongdoing as part of a $2 million
settlement with Hall.


https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/...taser-77031088

nothing to do with race so rioters and looters can stand down

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Youtube video

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Denver

White people have done massacres and allowed to walk out without being shot where a black person has been shot for playing with a toy, sleeping in bed and so on

Who has been shot while sleeping in bed?

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Youtube video

I'm not watching a Ben Shapiro vid lol, but maybe if the constant riots were actually aimed at the police or politicians, some changes might happen.

But no, it's the high street's fault that the police suck.

[arista]

[Veteran Female Minneapolis cop resigns after
she 'confused her gun for a Taser' when she shot dead Daunte Wright]


Ch4HDNews said the Police Chief also has Resigned

[arista]

Originally Posted by arista

[Veteran Female Minneapolis cop resigns after
she 'confused her gun for a Taser' when she shot dead Daunte Wright]


Ch4HDNews said the Police Chief also has Resigned

Some Good news
Denver.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by arista

Some Good news
Denver.

thats not fgood news ffs

a man has lost his job

[Gstar]

Originally Posted by arista

[Veteran Female Minneapolis cop resigns after
she 'confused her gun for a Taser' when she shot dead Daunte Wright]


Ch4HDNews said the Police Chief also has Resigned

Good news

[arista]

The Protesters
are there again

Live on CNN HD and other USA networks


Do they not know the News?
They do not care.

Unlawful Assembly

[bots]

resisting arrest, running away etc etc etc does not warrant being shot dead. The key principle is proportionate force and shooting someone dead in error is not proportionate

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

resisting arrest, running away etc etc etc does not warrant being shot dead. The key principle is proportionate force and shooting someone dead in error is not proportionate

it was a mistake. this sadly happens every year

have a look at citizen accidental gun deaths as well

10 million police and perp/citizen iterations annually

the most weaponised country in the world

[Denver]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

it was a mistake. this sadly happens every year

have a look at citizen accidental gun deaths as well

10 million police and perp/citizen iterations annually

the most weaponised country in the world

A senior officer of over 25 years does not and should not be making those mistakes

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Denver

A senior officer of over 25 years does not and should not be making those mistakes

people who have been driving for 25 years die in accidents every day

a mistake is a mistake

as i have already shown, this type of accident occurs once a year

with around 10,000,000 police public iterations

it is NO excuse for looting

[bots]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

it was a mistake. this sadly happens every year

have a look at citizen accidental gun deaths as well

10 million police and perp/citizen iterations annually

the most weaponised country in the world

if it was found to be a mistake then it would be a manslaughter (or equivalent) charge rather than murder... but its still a crime

[Christmas Lights]

Calling it a 'mistake' ,makes it seem like all she did was bump into him while walking down a street. The guy is DEAD .

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

Calling it a 'mistake' ,makes it seem like all she did was bump into him while walking down a street. The guy is DEAD .

111 people died from workplace accidents in 2019/2020


https://www.hse.gov.uk/statistics/fatals.htm

2.78 million work-related deaths occur every year worldwide

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

if it was found to be a mistake then it would be a manslaughter (or equivalent) charge rather than murder... but its still a crime

as i posted there are related cases where damages were paid and a variety of court results to view.