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Also, I have NOOOOOO idea why you think that he didn't shoot the guy on purpose.
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And Huck has it right, given the recent events in our Country, you are starting to see more and more these Agencies stepping away from any controversy shootings. Which is bullshit IMO.. But I think it has to do more with trying to keep the peace.
Chicken shit stop? I bet if this guy had been a wanted murder suspect or something, there would have been a different tune outta that camp.
http://6abc.com/news/police-oklahoma-reserve-deputy-accidentally-shoots…
It's not like that beater car was gonna outrun the cop car tho
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He is charged with murder because the DA is afraid of the fucktards like Jackson coming and burning his city down, before they know any facts. History has proven that the idiots will riot, even if the facts are presented...but they don't want to see them.
Dude, get the fuck off your high horse. If anyone is making anything up it's you.
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1. Cincinnati has had race issues / riot issues / cops murdering citizen issues for decades. It is common knowledge.
2. The cop in the video was a University of Cincinnati Police Officer who was not on University of Cincinnati property.
As I saw the news unfolding on this case, and then saw the Police Chief and the DA say the University of Cincinnati Police Officer murdered the guy, I immediately became suspicious. No police agency admits to wrong doing like that.
So onto the next bit of info
3. The actual Cincinnati Police are now demanding the University of Cincinnati Police Force be shutdown. The actual Cincinnati Police want to set-up their own Policing on the campus.
This leads me to conclude that the actual Cincinnati police saw this as an opportunity to disband the University police department and take control for themselves.
Its obvious the UC police officer needlessly killed the guy, and I don't mind the murder charge. But, the sole reason this cop is getting the murder charge, is due to police politics and them wanting to extend their control onto a University campus.
I can see void's point for sure
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Looks like this same cop has a history of being a retard
$1,000,000 bond for the cop
https://youtu.be/PRT1ZxnoSfU
Of course he shouldn't have shot the guy. That's obvious. Having said that, what was the intention of the man pulled over? He was told several times why he was stopped, yet still had to ask. It also appears he began to resist the officer going for the door. That's not his right to do that. So instantly at that moment he's in the wrong and appears to want to flee the scene. What's the cop to do then? Taser? Let him just flee? Can't do that so then it's some kind of chase or physical confrontation.
I just don't get the constant push back on authority. If having no plate is a traffic violation, man up , take the ticket for it, as well as the ticket for not having your drivers on you. It's required. So take the two tickets, be mad at yourself for not having it and move on.
For cops, don't go for the gun. You have his tag #, you can follow up after.
It's really terrible someone was killed here.
Now, lets mosey on over to Italy, Austria, and Germany.
A couple months ago I was taking a train from Venice to Munich. I board the train and sit down, my train car then filled up with people from Africa. I didn't think anything of it, I'm not a frequent train rider on this route. The train took off and about 15 minutes later, the Italian police come strolling through the train car asking passengers for their passport. It was obvious they were racially profiling because they only asked the Africans for their passport. None of them had a passport so they were all detained and removed from the train at the next stop. The same happened after the Austrian border and the German border, (because more africans got on the train at each stop).
Here is the difference. The Italian, Austrian, and German police were emotionless. They asked for passports with zero emotion, no raised voice no aggressive behavior. The entire process was in English, because all the Africans spoke English. The Africans tried to lie and make up stories etc, the same as those who are breaking the law in the US, however, the Euro cops never raised their voice, never showed any emotion and never acted aggressively. By doing this, the situation stayed calm and everybody was detained with no issue. When asked why they needed to show their passport, the cops stated immediately, we need to make sure you are here legally. US cops almost never want to reveal why they are harassing you.
I even saw a guy go into the restroom to hide, The police had to talk to him for 10 min through the door to get him out. But again, calm, no emotion, and no aggressive behavior. The guy finally came out and he was detained peacefully.
Look how US cops handle the same situations. Immediate screaming, busting down doors, threatening to kill people etc, and they wonder why the populace has started hating them. Many US cops bring on this behavior themselves.
Police departments have the same problem as our educational system. Education majors have some of the lowest SAT/ACT test scores of any major in college. Translation, some of our most dull Americans are the ones teaching our youth. Police have similar low ratings on IQ tests. Of all professional jobs, or jobs where you need to be somewhat professional, police have some of the lowest IQ's out there.
If you pay people, in this case, cops and teachers, such low wages, you will get incompetent people in those positions.
http://www.inquisitr.com/2294874/everything-you-need-to-know-about-ray-…
While attending the police academy class at UC Clermont College, Tensing earned “outstanding student” honors. He graduated from the course on July 24, 2010. The accused murdered earned a degree in criminal justice and graduated cum laude from Clermont College on March 17, 2012.
The problem with Tensing, he didn't get belligerent I agree, but he broke laws. He either had no knowledge of US Citizen rights, or he was willfully denying those US Citizen rights.
Another thing I find amazing, in both videos, Tensing pulled these guys over OFF campus property.
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