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Shablagoo 09/06/19 9:56:38 AM #1:	SOUTHAVEN, MS (WMC) - Documents show that Southaven officers went to the wrong house to serve a warrant on Monday, which resulted in the shooting death of a man who did not have any active warrants out for his arrest. A warrant out of Tate County shows Samuel Pearman was wanted for domestic assault. But, when Southaven officers arrived on Surrey Lane to arrest Pearman, they did not show up to the correct house. Instead, officers missed their target by 36 feet. Those 36 feet made all the difference to Ismael Lopez and his wife. "Someone didn't take the time to analyze the address," attorney Murray Wells, who represents the family, said. "This is incredibly tragic and embarrassing to this police department that they can't read house numbers." Wells pointed out that the house officers should have gone to, the one where Pearman was located, had a large 'P' on the door. While officials sort out what happened, the man they were looking for took to social media. Pearson even posted on Facebook Live on Tuesday afternoon claiming he didn't do anything wrong. "They made me out to be something I'm not," he said. "I haven't hurt her. She's the one who slapped me." Ismael Lopez and his wife, Claudia Linares, were asleep inside their house across the street from Pearson when officers arrived. Linares said her husband went to the door to see what was happening outside. That's when she heard gunshots and by the time she reached her husband, he was already dead. "Bullet holes suggest they shot through the door," Wells said. Officers said Lopez came to the door pointing a gun at them. Those officers claim to have asked Lopez multiple times to drop the gun before they started shooting. But, neighbors said they didn't hear anything like that. "I didn't hear yelling," neighbor Nicholas Tramel said. Tramel's room is right next to the Lopez home. He said he never heard police tell Lopez to put his rifle down. Wells implied that officers had reasons not to tell the truth in their account of what happened. Namely, because they could face consequences for shooting Lopez. He also said that Claudia, who was the only one on the property who could not be held responsible for shooting Lopez, did not hear any commands or instructions being given. In addition, Wells said Lopez never pointed a gun at the officers. "There was a gun on the premises, but the man did not have the gun with him when police shot him," he said. Wells said Claudia Lopez wants justice and for the world to know that her husband was a good man. "When they came to my office, it wasn't money they sought. They wanted the story to come out," he said. "What they want everyone to know is who he was and what happened." Wells described Lopez as a hardworking employee who, up until about four years ago, worked for City of Bartlett as a mechanic. "They've been in that home for 13 years. The only time the police had ever been there was when they had been robbed," Wells said. "No criminal history whatsoever. A long-standing employee of the city of Bartlett, mechanic. Loved in the neighborhood." He continued, "This could have happened to anyone. Her [Claudia's] sense of justice doesn't really come from a place of anger, but of confusion." https://www.wmcactionnews5.com/story/35967817/officers-kill-man-with-no-active-warrants-at-wrong-house I see why they used the phrase no active warrants but yeah it does come off as disingenuous and malicious. Their own article describes him as an upstanding member of the community. --- "some guys get bored after having sex with a girl....i get bored halfway through having sex with a girl" - No_U_L7 https://i.imgtc.ws/uXfxf6P.png <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:927054942] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote><quote>SOUTHAVEN, MS (WMC) - Documents show that Southaven officers went to the wrong house to serve a warrant on Monday, which resulted in the shooting death of a man who did not have any active warrants out for his arrest. A warrant out of Tate County shows Samuel Pearman was wanted for domestic assault. But, when Southaven officers arrived on Surrey Lane to arrest Pearman, they did not show up to the correct house. Instead, officers missed their target by 36 feet. Those 36 feet made all the difference to Ismael Lopez and his wife. "Someone didn't take the time to analyze the address," attorney Murray Wells, who represents the family, said. "This is incredibly tragic and embarrassing to this police department that they can't read house numbers." Wells pointed out that the house officers should have gone to, the one where Pearman was located, had a large 'P' on the door. While officials sort out what happened, the man they were looking for took to social media. Pearson even posted on Facebook Live on Tuesday afternoon claiming he didn't do anything wrong. "They made me out to be something I'm not," he said. "I haven't hurt her. She's the one who slapped me." Ismael Lopez and his wife, Claudia Linares, were asleep inside their house across the street from Pearson when officers arrived. Linares said her husband went to the door to see what was happening outside. That's when she heard gunshots and by the time she reached her husband, he was already dead. "Bullet holes suggest they shot through the door," Wells said. Officers said Lopez came to the door pointing a gun at them. Those officers claim to have asked Lopez multiple times to drop the gun before they started shooting. But, neighbors said they didn't hear anything like that. "I didn't hear yelling," neighbor Nicholas Tramel said. Tramel's room is right next to the Lopez home. He said he never heard police tell Lopez to put his rifle down. Wells implied that officers had reasons not to tell the truth in their account of what happened. Namely, because they could face consequences for shooting Lopez. He also said that Claudia, who was the only one on the property who could not be held responsible for shooting Lopez, did not hear any commands or instructions being given. In addition, Wells said Lopez never pointed a gun at the officers. "There was a gun on the premises, but the man did not have the gun with him when police shot him," he said. Wells said Claudia Lopez wants justice and for the world to know that her husband was a good man. "When they came to my office, it wasn't money they sought. They wanted the story to come out," he said. "What they want everyone to know is who he was and what happened." Wells described Lopez as a hardworking employee who, up until about four years ago, worked for City of Bartlett as a mechanic. "They've been in that home for 13 years. The only time the police had ever been there was when they had been robbed," Wells said. "No criminal history whatsoever. A long-standing employee of the city of Bartlett, mechanic. Loved in the neighborhood." He continued, "This could have happened to anyone. Her [Claudia's] sense of justice doesn't really come from a place of anger, but of confusion."</quote> https://www.wmcactionnews5.com/story/35967817/officers-kill-man-with-no-active-warrants-at-wrong-house I see why they used the phrase no active warrants but yeah it does come off as disingenuous and malicious. Their own article describes him as an upstanding member of the community.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Petrichoric 09/06/19 9:58:53 AM #2:	Shablagoo posted... "Bullet holes suggest they shot through the door," Wells said. Fuck this country. What the fuck <cite>Petrichoric posted [p:927055014] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>Shablagoo posted...</cite> <quote>"Bullet holes suggest they shot through the door," Wells said.</quote> Fuck this country. What the fuck</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
darkprince45 09/06/19 9:59:34 AM #3:	Theres already a lengthy topic on this bro --- Cubs, Rockies, Patriots. <cite>darkprince45 posted [p:927055033] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>Theres already a lengthy topic on this bro </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Petrichoric 09/06/19 9:59:35 AM #4:	Now they're gonna smear the fuck out of him because they murdered the wrong guy <cite>Petrichoric posted [p:927055034] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>Now they're gonna smear the fuck out of him because they murdered the wrong guy</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Exeggcute 09/06/19 10:02:16 AM #6:	Crono99 posted... Petrichoric posted... Shablagoo posted... "Bullet holes suggest they shot through the door," Wells said. Fuck this country. What the fuck Yeah that's not good optics. But we have to wait for all the facts. Maybe the door had a gun. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7ANH6-zd_k" data-time="&start=36 --- There are six of us <cite>Exeggcute posted [p:927055131] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>Crono99 posted...</cite> <quote>Petrichoric posted...</cite> <quote>Shablagoo posted...</cite> <quote>"Bullet holes suggest they shot through the door," Wells said.</quote> Fuck this country. What the fuck</quote> Yeah that's not good optics. But we have to wait for all the facts. Maybe the door had a gun.</quote> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7ANH6-zd_k" data-time="&start=36</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shablagoo 09/06/19 10:03:20 AM #7:	Crono99 posted... Petrichoric posted... Shablagoo posted... "Bullet holes suggest they shot through the door," Wells said. Fuck this country. What the fuck Yeah that's not good optics. But we have to wait for all the facts. Maybe the door had a gun. --- "some guys get bored after having sex with a girl....i get bored halfway through having sex with a girl" - No_U_L7 https://i.imgtc.ws/uXfxf6P.png <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:927055174] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>Crono99 posted...</cite> <quote>Petrichoric posted...</cite> <quote>Shablagoo posted...</cite> <quote>"Bullet holes suggest they shot through the door," Wells said.</quote> Fuck this country. What the fuck</quote> Yeah that's not good optics. But we have to wait for all the facts. Maybe the door had a gun.</quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Hanky_Bannister 09/06/19 10:03:28 AM #8:	darkprince45 posted... Theres already a lengthy topic on this bro needs more. stop whining --- "3rd Best Whiskey in Northern Burma" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvjOu4EzjYg <cite>Hanky_Bannister posted [p:927055178] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>darkprince45 posted...</cite> <quote>Theres already a lengthy topic on this bro </quote> needs more. stop whining</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shablagoo 09/06/19 10:05:18 AM #9:	darkprince45 posted... Theres already a lengthy topic on this bro But that crap topic didnt present an argument or provide sources, instead it had a mere headline and a repeitive immature catchphrase --- "some guys get bored after having sex with a girl....i get bored halfway through having sex with a girl" - No_U_L7 https://i.imgtc.ws/uXfxf6P.png <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:927055234] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>darkprince45 posted...</cite> <quote>Theres already a lengthy topic on this bro </quote> But that crap topic didnt present an argument or provide sources, instead it had a mere headline and a repeitive immature catchphrase</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shablagoo 09/06/19 10:28:35 AM #10:	Update: Feb. 7, 2019 Lawyers for the family of slain auto mechanic Ismael Lopez have released hundreds of pages of investigative documents related to his 2017 fatal shooting by a police officer at his home in Southaven. A grand jury has already declined to file charges in the case, in which officers went to the wrong house during a search for a domestic violence suspect. Federal authorities opened a civil rights case but decided not to move forward. But with a civil lawsuit looming against the officers and the Southaven Police Department, attorneys for both sides are using information in the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation report to support their interpretation of events. Three bullets through the front door Lawyers for the Lopez family acknowledge a .22-caliber rifle was found near the door, but they dispute that the mechanic pointed it, saying his body was found some distance away inside the mobile home. They maintain one Southaven officer heard another officer shoot at the family dog, prompting the first officer to open fire at the house through a closed door. Lawyer Aaron Neglia called it a "murder," while his partner Murray Wells raised the possibility of an accidental shooting by a young officer. They point to forensic data in the MBI report that says three bullets passed through the homes front door and one hit Lopez in the back of the head, killing him. Until this point, officials in Mississippi had refused to officially acknowledge some details about the shooting, including the officers' names. Those names and other details are finally confirmed in the MBI report, which lawyers went to court to obtain. (cont.) https://www.commercialappeal.com/story/news/2019/02/07/ismael-lopez-police-shooting-documents-released/2660613002/ --- "some guys get bored after having sex with a girl....i get bored halfway through having sex with a girl" - No_U_L7 https://i.imgtc.ws/uXfxf6P.png <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:927056023] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>Update: <quote>Feb. 7, 2019 Lawyers for the family of slain auto mechanic Ismael Lopez have released hundreds of pages of investigative documents related to his 2017 fatal shooting by a police officer at his home in Southaven. A grand jury has already declined to file charges in the case, in which officers went to the wrong house during a search for a domestic violence suspect. Federal authorities opened a civil rights case but decided not to move forward. But with a civil lawsuit looming against the officers and the Southaven Police Department, attorneys for both sides are using information in the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation report to support their interpretation of events. Three bullets through the front door Lawyers for the Lopez family acknowledge a .22-caliber rifle was found near the door, but they dispute that the mechanic pointed it, saying his body was found some distance away inside the mobile home. They maintain one Southaven officer heard another officer shoot at the family dog, prompting the first officer to open fire at the house through a closed door. Lawyer Aaron Neglia called it a "murder," while his partner Murray Wells raised the possibility of an accidental shooting by a young officer. They point to forensic data in the MBI report that says three bullets passed through the homes front door and one hit Lopez in the back of the head, killing him. Until this point, officials in Mississippi had refused to officially acknowledge some details about the shooting, including the officers' names. Those names and other details are finally confirmed in the MBI report, which lawyers went to court to obtain.</quote> (cont.) https://www.commercialappeal.com/story/news/2019/02/07/ismael-lopez-police-shooting-documents-released/2660613002/</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ScazarMeltex 09/06/19 10:32:52 AM #11:	Jesus christ, you don't fire through fucking doors, even were the guy hostile and armed there could have been kids or other innocents behind it. I want everyone involved in this to hang. That includes the officials who refused to release the information. --- "If you wish to converse with me define your terms" Voltaire <cite>ScazarMeltex posted [p:927056196] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>Jesus christ, you don't fire through fucking doors, even were the guy hostile and armed there could have been kids or other innocents behind it. I want everyone involved in this to hang. That includes the officials who refused to release the information.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shablagoo 09/06/19 10:34:20 AM #12:	Officer Samuel Maze, who reportedly shot at the dog, had graduated from the police academy only about 20 months before the July 24, 2017 shooting, according to the MBI records. Officer Zachary Durden, whom investigators concluded fired the fatal shot, had graduated only about 16 months earlier, according to records. A third officer on the scene didn't fire. The documents add far more detail to the public understanding of the shooting, which triggered national media attention and protests. Maze said Durden insisted on going into the home to help the man he had shot. There was blood and brain matter on the floor surrounding the suspect, Maze said. He described Lopez taking labored breaths, as though he was snoring. Officers would end up handcuffing an unconscious Lopez as well as his wife, Claudia Linares, according to the officers' statements. Records say they called for an ambulance immediately, but it was too late. The MBI investigators concluded the investigative report by putting the blame on Lopez. Part 1 of MBI file: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/5726111-Ismael-Lopez-Mississippi-Bureau-of-Investigation.html Part 2: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/5726150-Ismael-Lopez-Mississippi-Bureau-of-Investigation.html https://www.commercialappeal.com/story/news/2019/02/07/ismael-lopez-police-shooting-documents-released/2660613002/ Remember, they were looking for an entirely different man. --- "some guys get bored after having sex with a girl....i get bored halfway through having sex with a girl" - No_U_L7 https://i.imgtc.ws/uXfxf6P.png <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:927056248] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote><quote>Officer Samuel Maze, who reportedly shot at the dog, had graduated from the police academy only about 20 months before the July 24, 2017 shooting, according to the MBI records. Officer Zachary Durden, whom investigators concluded fired the fatal shot, had graduated only about 16 months earlier, according to records. A third officer on the scene didn't fire. The documents add far more detail to the public understanding of the shooting, which triggered national media attention and protests. Maze said Durden insisted on going into the home to help the man he had shot. There was blood and brain matter on the floor surrounding the suspect, Maze said. He described Lopez taking labored breaths, as though he was snoring. Officers would end up handcuffing an unconscious Lopez as well as his wife, Claudia Linares, according to the officers' statements. Records say they called for an ambulance immediately, but it was too late. The MBI investigators concluded the investigative report by putting the blame on Lopez. Part 1 of MBI file: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/5726111-Ismael-Lopez-Mississippi-Bureau-of-Investigation.html Part 2: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/5726150-Ismael-Lopez-Mississippi-Bureau-of-Investigation.html</quote> https://www.commercialappeal.com/story/news/2019/02/07/ismael-lopez-police-shooting-documents-released/2660613002/ Remember, they were looking for an entirely different man.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
twitterfriends 09/06/19 10:35:43 AM #13:	Still police wont be held responsible and the victim will be painted as putting fear for the officers lives. --- #NotMyPresident #JusticeDemocrats #Neblio #WolfPAC #Bitcoin #WeAre12 #12thMan #Seahawks #Belieber #DENT #UBI #PokemonGo #twitterfriends #MMA #PopularHashtags <cite>twitterfriends posted [p:927056281] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>Still police wont be held responsible and the victim will be painted as putting fear for the officers lives.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pogo_rabid 09/06/19 10:35:59 AM #14:	They shot the guy in the back of the head because another cop wanted to kill the guy's dog and started shooting at it, spooking the other cops? As usual Mississippi is a joke state. --- Ryzen 3800x @ 4.3, 32 gig @ 4000, 1070ti, 970pro, Asus Strix x570-E <cite>pogo_rabid posted [p:927056292] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>They shot the guy in the back of the head because another cop wanted to kill the guy's dog and started shooting at it, spooking the other cops? As usual Mississippi is a joke state.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Phantom_Nook 09/06/19 10:38:57 AM #15:	Lock em up. --- Posted with GameRaven 3.5.1 <cite>Phantom_Nook posted [p:927056368] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>Lock em up.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Orchestrion 09/06/19 10:39:57 AM #16:	darkprince45 posted... Theres already a lengthy topic on this bro Why cant there be another topic to criticize police for literally murdering someone? --- https://imgur.com/N8KckAr https://imgur.com/LfbgFCJ <cite>Orchestrion posted [p:927056404] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>darkprince45 posted...</cite> <quote>Theres already a lengthy topic on this bro </quote> Why cant there be another topic to criticize police for literally murdering someone?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
YokoGeri 09/06/19 10:41:39 AM #17:	Shablagoo posted... SOUTHAVEN, MS (WMC) - Documents show that Southaven officers went to the wrong house to serve a warrant on Monday, which resulted in the shooting death of a man who did not have any active warrants out for his arrest. A warrant out of Tate County shows Samuel Pearman was wanted for domestic assault. But, when Southaven officers arrived on Surrey Lane to arrest Pearman, they did not show up to the correct house. Instead, officers missed their target by 36 feet. Those 36 feet made all the difference to Ismael Lopez and his wife. Ismael Lopez and his wife, Claudia Linares, were asleep inside their house across the street from Pearson when officers arrived. Linares said her husband went to the door to see what was happening outside. That's when she heard gunshots and by the time she reached her husband, he was already dead. "Bullet holes suggest they shot through the door," Wells said. Officers said Lopez came to the door pointing a gun at them. Those officers claim to have asked Lopez multiple times to drop the gun before they started shooting. But, neighbors said they didn't hear anything like that. "I didn't hear yelling," neighbor Nicholas Tramel said. Tramel's room is right next to the Lopez home. He said he never heard police tell Lopez to put his rifle down. Wells implied that officers had reasons not to tell the truth in their account of what happened. Namely, because they could face consequences for shooting Lopez. He also said that Claudia, who was the only one on the property who could not be held responsible for shooting Lopez, did not hear any commands or instructions being given. In addition, Wells said Lopez never pointed a gun at the officers. "There was a gun on the premises, but the man did not have the gun with him when police shot him," he said. Wells said Claudia Lopez wants justice and for the world to know that her husband was a good man. "When they came to my office, it wasn't money they sought. They wanted the story to come out," he said. "What they want everyone to know is who he was and what happened." Wells described Lopez as a hardworking employee who, up until about four years ago, worked for City of Bartlett as a mechanic. "They've been in that home for 13 years. The only time the police had ever been there was when they had been robbed," Wells said. "No criminal history whatsoever. A long-standing employee of the city of Bartlett, mechanic. Loved in the neighborhood." He continued, "This could have happened to anyone. Her [Claudia's] sense of justice doesn't really come from a place of anger, but of confusion." https://www.wmcactionnews5.com/story/35967817/officers-kill-man-with-no-active-warrants-at-wrong-house I see why they used the phrase no active warrants but yeah it does come off as disingenuous and malicious. Their own article describes him as an upstanding member of the community. Is it me or police murder-for-kicks activities are shifting from blacks to latinos as of late? This sounds like a MAGA side effect. <cite>YokoGeri posted [p:927056466] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>Shablagoo posted...</cite> <quote><quote>SOUTHAVEN, MS (WMC) - Documents show that Southaven officers went to the wrong house to serve a warrant on Monday, which resulted in the shooting death of a man who did not have any active warrants out for his arrest. A warrant out of Tate County shows Samuel Pearman was wanted for domestic assault. But, when Southaven officers arrived on Surrey Lane to arrest Pearman, they did not show up to the correct house. Instead, officers missed their target by 36 feet. Those 36 feet made all the difference to Ismael Lopez and his wife. Ismael Lopez and his wife, Claudia Linares, were asleep inside their house across the street from Pearson when officers arrived. Linares said her husband went to the door to see what was happening outside. That's when she heard gunshots and by the time she reached her husband, he was already dead. "Bullet holes suggest they shot through the door," Wells said. Officers said Lopez came to the door pointing a gun at them. Those officers claim to have asked Lopez multiple times to drop the gun before they started shooting. But, neighbors said they didn't hear anything like that. "I didn't hear yelling," neighbor Nicholas Tramel said. Tramel's room is right next to the Lopez home. He said he never heard police tell Lopez to put his rifle down. Wells implied that officers had reasons not to tell the truth in their account of what happened. Namely, because they could face consequences for shooting Lopez. He also said that Claudia, who was the only one on the property who could not be held responsible for shooting Lopez, did not hear any commands or instructions being given. In addition, Wells said Lopez never pointed a gun at the officers. "There was a gun on the premises, but the man did not have the gun with him when police shot him," he said. Wells said Claudia Lopez wants justice and for the world to know that her husband was a good man. "When they came to my office, it wasn't money they sought. They wanted the story to come out," he said. "What they want everyone to know is who he was and what happened." Wells described Lopez as a hardworking employee who, up until about four years ago, worked for City of Bartlett as a mechanic. "They've been in that home for 13 years. The only time the police had ever been there was when they had been robbed," Wells said. "No criminal history whatsoever. A long-standing employee of the city of Bartlett, mechanic. Loved in the neighborhood." He continued, "This could have happened to anyone. Her [Claudia's] sense of justice doesn't really come from a place of anger, but of confusion."</quote> https://www.wmcactionnews5.com/story/35967817/officers-kill-man-with-no-active-warrants-at-wrong-house I see why they used the phrase no active warrants but yeah it does come off as disingenuous and malicious. Their own article describes him as an upstanding member of the community.</quote> Is it me or police murder-for-kicks activities are shifting from blacks to latinos as of late? This sounds like a MAGA side effect.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ScazarMeltex 09/06/19 10:41:45 AM #18:	Orchestrion posted... darkprince45 posted... Theres already a lengthy topic on this bro Why cant there be another topic to criticize police for literally murdering someone? Because he's a cop and he gets butthurt when people criticize others of his profession for breaking into a house and murdering a man. --- "If you wish to converse with me define your terms" Voltaire <cite>ScazarMeltex posted [p:927056470] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>Orchestrion posted...</cite> <quote>darkprince45 posted...</cite> <quote>Theres already a lengthy topic on this bro </quote> Why cant there be another topic to criticize police for literally murdering someone?</quote> Because he's a cop and he gets butthurt when people criticize others of his profession for breaking into a house and murdering a man.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
YokoGeri 09/06/19 10:44:46 AM #19:	darkprince45 posted... Theres already a lengthy topic on this bro DP used deflect! .. it's not very effective <cite>YokoGeri posted [p:927056578] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>darkprince45 posted...</cite> <quote>Theres already a lengthy topic on this bro </quote> DP used deflect! .. it's not very effective</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
YokoGeri 09/06/19 10:45:41 AM #20:	ScazarMeltex posted... Orchestrion posted... darkprince45 posted... Theres already a lengthy topic on this bro Why cant there be another topic to criticize police for literally murdering someone? Because he's a cop and he gets butthurt when people criticize others of his profession for breaking into a housr and murdering a man. he's a cop? hey @darkprince45 does what do you think about post 17? Are you guys switching from blacks to latinos? Is it because of MAGA? <cite>YokoGeri posted [p:927056617] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>ScazarMeltex posted...</cite> <quote>Orchestrion posted...</cite> <quote>darkprince45 posted...</cite> <quote>Theres already a lengthy topic on this bro </quote> Why cant there be another topic to criticize police for literally murdering someone?</quote> Because he's a cop and he gets butthurt when people criticize others of his profession for breaking into a housr and murdering a man.</quote> he's a cop? hey @darkprince45 does what do you think about post 17? Are you guys switching from blacks to latinos? Is it because of MAGA?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lairen 09/06/19 10:46:20 AM #21:	If i fear for my life yet shoot the wrong person (dont know how) its still murder. --- When it rains, it pours. <cite>Lairen posted [p:927056637] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>If i fear for my life yet shoot the wrong person (dont know how) its still murder.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Orchestrion 09/06/19 10:51:23 AM #22:	ScazarMeltex posted... Orchestrion posted... darkprince45 posted... Theres already a lengthy topic on this bro Why cant there be another topic to criticize police for literally murdering someone? Because he's a cop and he gets butthurt when people criticize others of his profession for breaking into a house and murdering a man. Makes sense --- https://imgur.com/N8KckAr https://imgur.com/LfbgFCJ <cite>Orchestrion posted [p:927056859] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>ScazarMeltex posted...</cite> <quote>Orchestrion posted...</cite> <quote>darkprince45 posted...</cite> <quote>Theres already a lengthy topic on this bro </quote> Why cant there be another topic to criticize police for literally murdering someone?</quote> Because he's a cop and he gets butthurt when people criticize others of his profession for breaking into a house and murdering a man.</quote> Makes sense</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Veggeta_MAX 09/06/19 10:57:37 AM #23:	Remember guys. Generalizing is wrong. One bad cop doesn't = all cops --- I'm Veggeta X's alt <cite>Veggeta_MAX posted [p:927057107] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>Remember guys. Generalizing is wrong. One bad cop doesn't = all cops </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shablagoo 09/06/19 10:58:19 AM #24:	darkprince45 posted... Theres already a lengthy topic on this bro da other topic was deleted for being immature, ty for reporting it btw ^_^ --- "some guys get bored after having sex with a girl....i get bored halfway through having sex with a girl" - No_U_L7 https://i.imgtc.ws/uXfxf6P.png <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:927057138] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>darkprince45 posted...</cite> <quote>Theres already a lengthy topic on this bro </quote> da other topic was deleted for being immature, ty for reporting it btw ^_^</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
darkprince45 09/06/19 10:59:34 AM #25:	I mean Im Hispanic so no were not targeting Hispanics lol. Second its obvious they went to the wrong house from the article and fucked it all up. You guys seriously act like they all grabbed their and beelined to this guys house and were looking to curb stomp him. the guy should be tried who fired and the department should be sued. Its just negligence --- Cubs, Rockies, Patriots. <cite>darkprince45 posted [p:927057186] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>I mean Im Hispanic so no were not targeting Hispanics lol. Second its obvious they went to the wrong house from the article and fucked it all up. You guys seriously act like they all grabbed their and beelined to this guys house and were looking to curb stomp him. the guy should be tried who fired and the department should be sued. Its just negligence </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shablagoo 09/06/19 11:00:01 AM #26:	Veggeta_MAX posted... Remember guys. Generalizing is wrong. One bad cop doesn't = all cops Indeed. I would never have made this topic if I thought generalizing of police officers by da alt-left was a legitimate concern. --- "some guys get bored after having sex with a girl....i get bored halfway through having sex with a girl" - No_U_L7 https://i.imgtc.ws/uXfxf6P.png <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:927057200] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>Veggeta_MAX posted...</cite> <quote>Remember guys. Generalizing is wrong. One bad cop doesn't = all cops </quote> Indeed. I would never have made this topic if I thought generalizing of police officers by da alt-left was a legitimate concern.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
darkprince45 09/06/19 11:00:20 AM #27:	Shablagoo posted... da other topic was deleted for being immature, ty for reporting it btw ^_^ I dont report topics or block people or anything like that lol.. I dont care say what you want to say. With the rhetoric being spouted its easy to see why lol --- Cubs, Rockies, Patriots. <cite>darkprince45 posted [p:927057215] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>Shablagoo posted... </cite> <quote>da other topic was deleted for being immature, ty for reporting it btw ^_^</quote>I dont report topics or block people or anything like that lol.. I dont care say what you want to say. With the rhetoric being spouted its easy to see why lol </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
YokoGeri 09/06/19 11:01:06 AM #28:	darkprince45 posted... I mean Im Hispanic so no were not targeting Hispanics lol. Second its obvious they went to the wrong house from the article and fucked it all up. You guys seriously act like they all grabbed their and beelined to this guys house and were looking to curb stomp him. the guy should be tried who fired and the department should be sued. Its just negligence You act as if you being that (if true) changes anything.... you don't control everyone else's behavior <cite>YokoGeri posted [p:927057245] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>darkprince45 posted...</cite> <quote>I mean Im Hispanic so no were not targeting Hispanics lol. Second its obvious they went to the wrong house from the article and fucked it all up. You guys seriously act like they all grabbed their and beelined to this guys house and were looking to curb stomp him. the guy should be tried who fired and the department should be sued. Its just negligence </quote> You act as if you being that (if true) changes anything.... you don't control everyone else's behavior</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shablagoo 09/06/19 11:01:51 AM #29:	darkprince45 posted... I mean Im Hispanic so no were not targeting Hispanics lol. Second its obvious they went to the wrong house from the article and fucked it all up. You guys seriously act like they all grabbed their and beelined to this guys house and were looking to curb stomp him. the guy should be tried who fired and the department should be sued. Its just negligence I dont think they were necessarily being malicious, just really fucking dumb. Agreed about them being charged and the department sued. Problem is, the justice system at large doesnt seem to want that for...some reason. But there is at least a civil suit pending. --- "some guys get bored after having sex with a girl....i get bored halfway through having sex with a girl" - No_U_L7 https://i.imgtc.ws/uXfxf6P.png <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:927057266] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>darkprince45 posted...</cite> <quote>I mean Im Hispanic so no were not targeting Hispanics lol. Second its obvious they went to the wrong house from the article and fucked it all up. You guys seriously act like they all grabbed their and beelined to this guys house and were looking to curb stomp him. the guy should be tried who fired and the department should be sued. Its just negligence </quote> I dont think they were necessarily being malicious, just really fucking dumb. Agreed about them being charged and the department sued. Problem is, the justice system at large doesnt seem to want that for...some reason. But there is at least a civil suit pending.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shablagoo 09/06/19 11:04:28 AM #30:	And thats the point. You dont need to be defensive of cops. Were not even attacking these officers like theyre evil. Its possible it was just a (really, really dumb) mistake made by a group of imbeciles. Mistake or not, though, there are consequences for murder/manslaughter for everyone except cops. So our main issue is with the justice system at large, not individual police. --- "some guys get bored after having sex with a girl....i get bored halfway through having sex with a girl" - No_U_L7 https://i.imgtc.ws/uXfxf6P.png <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:927057353] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>And thats the point. You dont need to be defensive of cops. Were not even attacking these officers like theyre evil. Its possible it was just a (really, really dumb) mistake made by a group of imbeciles. Mistake or not, though, there are consequences for murder/manslaughter for everyone except cops. So our main issue is with the justice system at large, not individual police.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheMikh 09/06/19 11:06:49 AM #31:	abolish the police already --- https://imgur.com/A0TAfek <cite>TheMikh posted [p:927057421] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>abolish the police already</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ScazarMeltex 09/06/19 11:18:03 AM #32:	Veggeta_MAX posted... Remember guys. Generalizing is wrong. One bad cop doesn't = all cops All cops are bad by the nature of their job. Every cop, when they become one, agrees to enforce all laws. We have many laws on the books that are manifestly unjust, immoral, unethical, or even intentionally malicious. Which means every cop has agreed to enforce laws that are unjust, immoral, unethical, and malicious. There is no such thing as a good cop. There are cops who are good people outside of their job, but there are no good cops. It's been ruled by the supreme court that the cops are not required to protect you. In fact, if your landlord refuses to fix your home in a timely manner, or your boss doesn't pay you, the cops won't do shit. But they will be there to evict you if you don't pay your rent or to bust up your strike if you decide to picket. Think about Standing Rock. These were people trying to protect their water supply from an oil pipeline that is pretty much guaranteed to ruin it. If the cops job was to help or protect you they would have been on the same side of the line as the people protesting. Instead they were busy spraying people down with water in sub zero temperatures, beating them, gassing them, and shooting them with rubber bullets. For trying to protect their water from a corporation. The police exist to enforce private property rights (IE the Standing Rock example), maintain order so that people continue to make money, and to enforce the will of politicians who are owned by corporate lobbyists. --- "If you wish to converse with me define your terms" Voltaire <cite>ScazarMeltex posted [p:927057827] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>Veggeta_MAX posted...</cite> <quote>Remember guys. Generalizing is wrong. One bad cop doesn't = all cops </quote> All cops are bad by the nature of their job. Every cop, when they become one, agrees to enforce all laws. We have many laws on the books that are manifestly unjust, immoral, unethical, or even intentionally malicious. Which means every cop has agreed to enforce laws that are unjust, immoral, unethical, and malicious. There is no such thing as a good cop. There are cops who are good people outside of their job, but there are no good cops. It's been ruled by the supreme court that the cops are not required to protect you. In fact, if your landlord refuses to fix your home in a timely manner, or your boss doesn't pay you, the cops won't do shit. But they will be there to evict you if you don't pay your rent or to bust up your strike if you decide to picket. Think about Standing Rock. These were people trying to protect their water supply from an oil pipeline that is pretty much guaranteed to ruin it. If the cops job was to help or protect you they would have been on the same side of the line as the people protesting. Instead they were busy spraying people down with water in sub zero temperatures, beating them, gassing them, and shooting them with rubber bullets. For trying to protect their water from a corporation. The police exist to enforce private property rights (IE the Standing Rock example), maintain order so that people continue to make money, and to enforce the will of politicians who are owned by corporate lobbyists.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DarkChozoGhost 09/06/19 11:19:35 AM #33:	These officers are pieces of shit. The fact that any of them still have a job is disgusting. Getting fired would not have been sufficient. --- My sister's dog bit a hole in my Super Mario Land cartridge. It still works though - Skye Reynolds 3DS FC: 3239-5612-0115 <cite>DarkChozoGhost posted [p:927057892] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>These officers are pieces of shit. The fact that any of them still have a job is disgusting. Getting fired would not have been sufficient.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
darkjedilink 09/06/19 11:21:24 AM #34:	ScazarMeltex posted... Think about Standing Rock. These were people trying to protect their water supply from an oil pipeline that is pretty much guaranteed to ruin it. If the cops job was to help or protect you they would have been on the same side of the line as the people protesting. Instead they were busy spraying people down with water in sub zero temperatures, beating them, gassing them, and shooting them with rubber bullets. For trying to protect their water from a corporation. Nope. The tribe was actually trying to get them to pay more to run it through tribal land, but when the oil company decided to route around tribal land because it'd be cheaper, the tribe made up all the bullshit you just said. --- 'It's okay that those gangbangers stole all my personal belongings and cash at gunpoint, cuz they're building a rec center!' - OneTimeBen <cite>darkjedilink posted [p:927057958] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>ScazarMeltex posted...</cite> <quote>Think about Standing Rock. These were people trying to protect their water supply from an oil pipeline that is pretty much guaranteed to ruin it. If the cops job was to help or protect you they would have been on the same side of the line as the people protesting. Instead they were busy spraying people down with water in sub zero temperatures, beating them, gassing them, and shooting them with rubber bullets. For trying to protect their water from a corporation.</quote> Nope. The tribe was actually trying to get them to pay more to run it through tribal land, but when the oil company decided to route around tribal land because it'd be cheaper, the tribe made up all the bullshit you just said.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HHH is the game 09/06/19 11:26:56 AM #35:	Shablagoo posted... darkprince45 posted... I mean Im Hispanic so no were not targeting Hispanics lol. Second its obvious they went to the wrong house from the article and fucked it all up. You guys seriously act like they all grabbed their and beelined to this guys house and were looking to curb stomp him. the guy should be tried who fired and the department should be sued. Its just negligence I dont think they were necessarily being malicious, just really fucking dumb. Agreed about them being charged and the department sued. Problem is, the justice system at large doesnt seem to want that for...some reason. But there is at least a civil suit pending. Why were they shooting at all? He wasnt a serial killer even if it was the right house. This would have been murder even if they picked the right person so its doubly bad. --- Shelton undoubtedly wants Cena's championship belt. And Cena undoubtedly wants Shelton's black heritage.- looseiver <cite>HHH is the game posted [p:927058186] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>Shablagoo posted...</cite> <quote>darkprince45 posted...</cite> <quote>I mean Im Hispanic so no were not targeting Hispanics lol. Second its obvious they went to the wrong house from the article and fucked it all up. You guys seriously act like they all grabbed their and beelined to this guys house and were looking to curb stomp him. the guy should be tried who fired and the department should be sued. Its just negligence </quote> I dont think they were necessarily being malicious, just really fucking dumb. Agreed about them being charged and the department sued. Problem is, the justice system at large doesnt seem to want that for...some reason. But there is at least a civil suit pending.</quote> Why were they shooting at all? He wasnt a serial killer even if it was the right house. This would have been murder even if they picked the right person so its doubly bad.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shablagoo 09/06/19 11:28:20 AM #36:	darkjedilink posted... ScazarMeltex posted... Think about Standing Rock. These were people trying to protect their water supply from an oil pipeline that is pretty much guaranteed to ruin it. If the cops job was to help or protect you they would have been on the same side of the line as the people protesting. Instead they were busy spraying people down with water in sub zero temperatures, beating them, gassing them, and shooting them with rubber bullets. For trying to protect their water from a corporation. Nope. The tribe was actually trying to get them to pay more to run it through tribal land, but when the oil company decided to route around tribal land because it'd be cheaper, the tribe made up all the bullshit you just said. Source? The protests over the pipeline, which included a contingent of military veterans, threw the dire living conditions on reservations throughout the country into high relief. "It is much more than just about a pipeline," said former North Dakota Sen. Byron Dorgan, who was chairman of the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs before leaving office in 2011. "They were promised health care, housing, law enforcement and a good education. Much of it was written in treaties and it hasn't been delivered." https://insideclimatenews.org/news/30032017/dakota-access-pipeline-standing-rock-protests-oil-obama-donald-trump --- "some guys get bored after having sex with a girl....i get bored halfway through having sex with a girl" - No_U_L7 https://i.imgtc.ws/uXfxf6P.png <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:927058249] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>darkjedilink posted...</cite> <quote>ScazarMeltex posted...</cite> <quote>Think about Standing Rock. These were people trying to protect their water supply from an oil pipeline that is pretty much guaranteed to ruin it. If the cops job was to help or protect you they would have been on the same side of the line as the people protesting. Instead they were busy spraying people down with water in sub zero temperatures, beating them, gassing them, and shooting them with rubber bullets. For trying to protect their water from a corporation.</quote> Nope. The tribe was actually trying to get them to pay more to run it through tribal land, but when the oil company decided to route around tribal land because it'd be cheaper, the tribe made up all the bullshit you just said.</quote> Source? The protests over the pipeline, which included a contingent of military veterans, threw the dire living conditions on reservations throughout the country into high relief. "It is much more than just about a pipeline," said former North Dakota Sen. Byron Dorgan, who was chairman of the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs before leaving office in 2011. "They were promised health care, housing, law enforcement and a good education. Much of it was written in treaties and it hasn't been delivered." https://insideclimatenews.org/news/30032017/dakota-access-pipeline-standing-rock-protests-oil-obama-donald-trump</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shablagoo 09/06/19 11:29:25 AM #37:	HHH is the game posted... Shablagoo posted... darkprince45 posted... I mean Im Hispanic so no were not targeting Hispanics lol. Second its obvious they went to the wrong house from the article and fucked it all up. You guys seriously act like they all grabbed their and beelined to this guys house and were looking to curb stomp him. the guy should be tried who fired and the department should be sued. Its just negligence I dont think they were necessarily being malicious, just really fucking dumb. Agreed about them being charged and the department sued. Problem is, the justice system at large doesnt seem to want that for...some reason. But there is at least a civil suit pending. Why were they shooting at all? He wasnt a serial killer even if it was the right house. This would have been murder even if they picked the right person so its doubly bad. One of the other officers was trying to murder the mans dog, which startled the other officer into murdering the man. --- "some guys get bored after having sex with a girl....i get bored halfway through having sex with a girl" - No_U_L7 https://i.imgtc.ws/uXfxf6P.png <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:927058287] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>HHH is the game posted...</cite> <quote>Shablagoo posted...</cite> <quote>darkprince45 posted...</cite> <quote>I mean Im Hispanic so no were not targeting Hispanics lol. Second its obvious they went to the wrong house from the article and fucked it all up. You guys seriously act like they all grabbed their and beelined to this guys house and were looking to curb stomp him. the guy should be tried who fired and the department should be sued. Its just negligence </quote> I dont think they were necessarily being malicious, just really fucking dumb. Agreed about them being charged and the department sued. Problem is, the justice system at large doesnt seem to want that for...some reason. But there is at least a civil suit pending.</quote> Why were they shooting at all? He wasnt a serial killer even if it was the right house. This would have been murder even if they picked the right person so its doubly bad.</quote> One of the other officers was trying to murder the mans dog, which startled the other officer into murdering the man.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ScazarMeltex 09/06/19 11:32:00 AM #38:	darkjedilink posted... ScazarMeltex posted... Think about Standing Rock. These were people trying to protect their water supply from an oil pipeline that is pretty much guaranteed to ruin it. If the cops job was to help or protect you they would have been on the same side of the line as the people protesting. Instead they were busy spraying people down with water in sub zero temperatures, beating them, gassing them, and shooting them with rubber bullets. For trying to protect their water from a corporation. Nope. The tribe was actually trying to get them to pay more to run it through tribal land, but when the oil company decided to route around tribal land because it'd be cheaper, the tribe made up all the bullshit you just said. Keep telling yourself that bootlicker. The pipeline crosses the Missouri river 20 miles from the intake valve of their original water supply. They've since (already under construction for years) built a water treatment facility 70 miles downstream from the pipeline crossing. The Missouri River typically moves at about 5 to 8 miles per hour in the upper Midwest, meaning it would take nine to 14 hours for oil to reach the tribes new intake valve. Is that enough time to close the intake valves? Probably, assuming the company knows about it and alerts everyone immediately. Is it worth risking? Not if I lived on that reservation. --- "If you wish to converse with me define your terms" Voltaire <cite>ScazarMeltex posted [p:927058386] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>darkjedilink posted...</cite> <quote>ScazarMeltex posted...</cite> <quote>Think about Standing Rock. These were people trying to protect their water supply from an oil pipeline that is pretty much guaranteed to ruin it. If the cops job was to help or protect you they would have been on the same side of the line as the people protesting. Instead they were busy spraying people down with water in sub zero temperatures, beating them, gassing them, and shooting them with rubber bullets. For trying to protect their water from a corporation.</quote> Nope. The tribe was actually trying to get them to pay more to run it through tribal land, but when the oil company decided to route around tribal land because it'd be cheaper, the tribe made up all the bullshit you just said.</quote> Keep telling yourself that bootlicker. The pipeline crosses the Missouri river 20 miles from the intake valve of their original water supply. They've since (already under construction for years) built a water treatment facility 70 miles downstream from the pipeline crossing. The Missouri River typically moves at about 5 to 8 miles per hour in the upper Midwest, meaning it would take nine to 14 hours for oil to reach the tribes new intake valve. Is that enough time to close the intake valves? Probably, assuming the company knows about it and alerts everyone immediately. Is it worth risking? Not if I lived on that reservation.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
divot1338 09/06/19 11:45:03 AM #39:	Lawyers for the Lopez family acknowledge a .22-caliber rifle was found near the door, but they dispute that the mechanic pointed it, saying his body was found some distance away inside the mobile home. This was a mobile home? Everything is literally in one big ass room so of course the gun was nearby. And as Im now noticing this took place in Mississippi theres probably some degree of responsibility on the deceased. He knowingly decided to continue to reside there despite all of their ... problems. --- Moustache twirling villian https://i.imgur.com/U3lt3H4.jpg- Kerbey <cite>divot1338 posted [p:927058876] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote><quote>Lawyers for the Lopez family acknowledge a .22-caliber rifle was found near the door, but they dispute that the mechanic pointed it, saying his body was found some distance away inside the mobile home.</quote> This was a mobile home? Everything is literally in one big ass room so of course the gun was nearby. And as Im now noticing this took place in Mississippi theres probably some degree of responsibility on the deceased. He knowingly decided to continue to reside there despite all of their ... problems.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheDreadedWave 09/06/19 11:46:18 AM #40:	They'll be put on leave --- "I am Ferdinand Von Aegir" - Ferdinand Von Aegir <cite>TheDreadedWave posted [p:927058938] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>They'll be put on leave</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shablagoo 09/06/19 11:51:31 AM #41:	ScazarMeltex posted... darkjedilink posted... ScazarMeltex posted... Think about Standing Rock. These were people trying to protect their water supply from an oil pipeline that is pretty much guaranteed to ruin it. If the cops job was to help or protect you they would have been on the same side of the line as the people protesting. Instead they were busy spraying people down with water in sub zero temperatures, beating them, gassing them, and shooting them with rubber bullets. For trying to protect their water from a corporation. Nope. The tribe was actually trying to get them to pay more to run it through tribal land, but when the oil company decided to route around tribal land because it'd be cheaper, the tribe made up all the bullshit you just said. Keep telling yourself that bootlicker. The pipeline crosses the Missouri river 20 miles from the intake valve of their original water supply. They've since (already under construction for years) built a water treatment facility 70 miles downstream from the pipeline crossing. The Missouri River typically moves at about 5 to 8 miles per hour in the upper Midwest, meaning it would take nine to 14 hours for oil to reach the tribes new intake valve. Is that enough time to close the intake valves? Probably, assuming the company knows about it and alerts everyone immediately. Is it worth risking? Not if I lived on that reservation. and djl was never seen again divot1338 posted... Lawyers for the Lopez family acknowledge a .22-caliber rifle was found near the door, but they dispute that the mechanic pointed it, saying his body was found some distance away inside the mobile home. This was a mobile home? Everything is literally in one big ass room so of course the gun was nearby. And as Im now noticing this took place in Mississippi theres probably some degree of responsibility on the deceased. He knowingly decided to continue to reside there despite all of their ... problems. lol --- "some guys get bored after having sex with a girl....i get bored halfway through having sex with a girl" - No_U_L7 https://i.imgtc.ws/uXfxf6P.png <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:927059155] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>ScazarMeltex posted...</cite> <quote>darkjedilink posted...</cite> <quote>ScazarMeltex posted...</cite> <quote>Think about Standing Rock. These were people trying to protect their water supply from an oil pipeline that is pretty much guaranteed to ruin it. If the cops job was to help or protect you they would have been on the same side of the line as the people protesting. Instead they were busy spraying people down with water in sub zero temperatures, beating them, gassing them, and shooting them with rubber bullets. For trying to protect their water from a corporation.</quote> Nope. The tribe was actually trying to get them to pay more to run it through tribal land, but when the oil company decided to route around tribal land because it'd be cheaper, the tribe made up all the bullshit you just said.</quote> Keep telling yourself that bootlicker. The pipeline crosses the Missouri river 20 miles from the intake valve of their original water supply. They've since (already under construction for years) built a water treatment facility 70 miles downstream from the pipeline crossing. The Missouri River typically moves at about 5 to 8 miles per hour in the upper Midwest, meaning it would take nine to 14 hours for oil to reach the tribes new intake valve. Is that enough time to close the intake valves? Probably, assuming the company knows about it and alerts everyone immediately. Is it worth risking? Not if I lived on that reservation.</quote> and djl was never seen again divot1338 posted...</cite> <quote><quote>Lawyers for the Lopez family acknowledge a .22-caliber rifle was found near the door, but they dispute that the mechanic pointed it, saying his body was found some distance away inside the mobile home.</quote> This was a mobile home? Everything is literally in one big ass room so of course the gun was nearby. And as Im now noticing this took place in Mississippi theres probably some degree of responsibility on the deceased. He knowingly decided to continue to reside there despite all of their ... problems.</quote> lol</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
El Mexicano Texano 09/06/19 12:05:20 PM #42:	divot1338 posted... This was a mobile home? Everything is literally in one big ass room so of course the gun was nearby. And as Im now noticing this took place in Mississippi theres probably some degree of responsibility on the deceased. He knowingly decided to continue to reside there despite all of their ... problems. What problems did they have? --- http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn255/5EMTwE/GFaqs/Houston.jpg <cite>El Mexicano Texano posted [p:927059704] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>divot1338 posted... </cite> <quote>This was a mobile home? Everything is literally in one big ass room so of course the gun was nearby. And as Im now noticing this took place in Mississippi theres probably some degree of responsibility on the deceased. He knowingly decided to continue to reside there despite all of their ... problems.</quote> What problems did they have? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Hanky_Bannister 09/06/19 12:07:39 PM #43:	idg how juries can side with these pigs without it being racism its the only answer --- "3rd Best Whiskey in Northern Burma" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvjOu4EzjYg <cite>Hanky_Bannister posted [p:927059797] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>idg how juries can side with these pigs without it being racism its the only answer</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shablagoo 09/06/19 12:08:50 PM #44:	El Mexicano Texano posted... divot1338 posted... This was a mobile home? Everything is literally in one big ass room so of course the gun was nearby. And as Im now noticing this took place in Mississippi theres probably some degree of responsibility on the deceased. He knowingly decided to continue to reside there despite all of their ... problems. What problems did they have? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJ25-U3jNWM" data-time=" --- "some guys get bored after having sex with a girl....i get bored halfway through having sex with a girl" - No_U_L7 https://i.imgtc.ws/uXfxf6P.png <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:927059840] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>El Mexicano Texano posted...</cite> <quote>divot1338 posted... </cite> <quote>This was a mobile home? Everything is literally in one big ass room so of course the gun was nearby. And as Im now noticing this took place in Mississippi theres probably some degree of responsibility on the deceased. He knowingly decided to continue to reside there despite all of their ... problems.</quote> What problems did they have? </quote> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJ25-U3jNWM" data-time="</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tony_Biggie_Pun 09/06/19 12:30:27 PM #45:	YokoGeri posted... Shablagoo posted... SOUTHAVEN, MS (WMC) - Documents show that Southaven officers went to the wrong house to serve a warrant on Monday, which resulted in the shooting death of a man who did not have any active warrants out for his arrest. A warrant out of Tate County shows Samuel Pearman was wanted for domestic assault. But, when Southaven officers arrived on Surrey Lane to arrest Pearman, they did not show up to the correct house. Instead, officers missed their target by 36 feet. Those 36 feet made all the difference to Ismael Lopez and his wife. Ismael Lopez and his wife, Claudia Linares, were asleep inside their house across the street from Pearson when officers arrived. Linares said her husband went to the door to see what was happening outside. That's when she heard gunshots and by the time she reached her husband, he was already dead. "Bullet holes suggest they shot through the door," Wells said. Officers said Lopez came to the door pointing a gun at them. Those officers claim to have asked Lopez multiple times to drop the gun before they started shooting. But, neighbors said they didn't hear anything like that. "I didn't hear yelling," neighbor Nicholas Tramel said. Tramel's room is right next to the Lopez home. He said he never heard police tell Lopez to put his rifle down. Wells implied that officers had reasons not to tell the truth in their account of what happened. Namely, because they could face consequences for shooting Lopez. He also said that Claudia, who was the only one on the property who could not be held responsible for shooting Lopez, did not hear any commands or instructions being given. In addition, Wells said Lopez never pointed a gun at the officers. "There was a gun on the premises, but the man did not have the gun with him when police shot him," he said. Wells said Claudia Lopez wants justice and for the world to know that her husband was a good man. "When they came to my office, it wasn't money they sought. They wanted the story to come out," he said. "What they want everyone to know is who he was and what happened." Wells described Lopez as a hardworking employee who, up until about four years ago, worked for City of Bartlett as a mechanic. "They've been in that home for 13 years. The only time the police had ever been there was when they had been robbed," Wells said. "No criminal history whatsoever. A long-standing employee of the city of Bartlett, mechanic. Loved in the neighborhood." He continued, "This could have happened to anyone. Her [Claudia's] sense of justice doesn't really come from a place of anger, but of confusion." https://www.wmcactionnews5.com/story/35967817/officers-kill-man-with-no-active-warrants-at-wrong-house I see why they used the phrase no active warrants but yeah it does come off as disingenuous and malicious. Their own article describes him as an upstanding member of the community. Is it me or police murder-for-kicks activities are shifting from blacks to latinos as of late? This sounds like a MAGA side effect. Maybe more people will care now... <cite>Tony_Biggie_Pun posted [p:927060717] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>YokoGeri posted...</cite> <quote>Shablagoo posted...</cite> <quote><quote>SOUTHAVEN, MS (WMC) - Documents show that Southaven officers went to the wrong house to serve a warrant on Monday, which resulted in the shooting death of a man who did not have any active warrants out for his arrest. A warrant out of Tate County shows Samuel Pearman was wanted for domestic assault. But, when Southaven officers arrived on Surrey Lane to arrest Pearman, they did not show up to the correct house. Instead, officers missed their target by 36 feet. Those 36 feet made all the difference to Ismael Lopez and his wife. Ismael Lopez and his wife, Claudia Linares, were asleep inside their house across the street from Pearson when officers arrived. Linares said her husband went to the door to see what was happening outside. That's when she heard gunshots and by the time she reached her husband, he was already dead. "Bullet holes suggest they shot through the door," Wells said. Officers said Lopez came to the door pointing a gun at them. Those officers claim to have asked Lopez multiple times to drop the gun before they started shooting. But, neighbors said they didn't hear anything like that. "I didn't hear yelling," neighbor Nicholas Tramel said. Tramel's room is right next to the Lopez home. He said he never heard police tell Lopez to put his rifle down. Wells implied that officers had reasons not to tell the truth in their account of what happened. Namely, because they could face consequences for shooting Lopez. He also said that Claudia, who was the only one on the property who could not be held responsible for shooting Lopez, did not hear any commands or instructions being given. In addition, Wells said Lopez never pointed a gun at the officers. "There was a gun on the premises, but the man did not have the gun with him when police shot him," he said. Wells said Claudia Lopez wants justice and for the world to know that her husband was a good man. "When they came to my office, it wasn't money they sought. They wanted the story to come out," he said. "What they want everyone to know is who he was and what happened." Wells described Lopez as a hardworking employee who, up until about four years ago, worked for City of Bartlett as a mechanic. "They've been in that home for 13 years. The only time the police had ever been there was when they had been robbed," Wells said. "No criminal history whatsoever. A long-standing employee of the city of Bartlett, mechanic. Loved in the neighborhood." He continued, "This could have happened to anyone. Her [Claudia's] sense of justice doesn't really come from a place of anger, but of confusion."</quote> https://www.wmcactionnews5.com/story/35967817/officers-kill-man-with-no-active-warrants-at-wrong-house I see why they used the phrase no active warrants but yeah it does come off as disingenuous and malicious. Their own article describes him as an upstanding member of the community.</quote> Is it me or police murder-for-kicks activities are shifting from blacks to latinos as of late? This sounds like a MAGA side effect.</quote> Maybe more people will care now...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Hanky_Bannister 09/06/19 12:31:39 PM #46:	Tony_Biggie_Pun posted... Maybe more people will care now... nothing will be done --- "3rd Best Whiskey in Northern Burma" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvjOu4EzjYg <cite>Hanky_Bannister posted [p:927060770] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>Tony_Biggie_Pun posted...</cite> <quote>Maybe more people will care now... </quote> nothing will be done</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tony_Biggie_Pun 09/06/19 12:32:01 PM #47:	This is terrible. This isn't normal in most other countries <cite>Tony_Biggie_Pun posted [p:927060788] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>This is terrible. This isn't normal in most other countries</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tony_Biggie_Pun 09/06/19 12:32:19 PM #48:	Hanky_Bannister posted... Tony_Biggie_Pun posted... Maybe more people will care now... nothing will be done Your right unfortunately smh <cite>Tony_Biggie_Pun posted [p:927060801] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>Hanky_Bannister posted...</cite> <quote>Tony_Biggie_Pun posted...</cite> <quote>Maybe more people will care now... </quote> nothing will be done</quote> Your right unfortunately smh</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CADE FOSTER 09/06/19 12:34:52 PM #49:	Cops are evil and basically above the law news at 11 --- https://imgtc.com/i/HXEuaL9.jpg https://imgtc.com/i/xZ5hGDm.jpg https://imgtc.com/i/UZiqG9l.jpg https://imgtc.ws/i/gEfkzml.gif <cite>CADE FOSTER posted [p:927060904] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>Cops are evil and basically above the law news at 11</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
iPhone_7 09/06/19 12:36:09 PM #50:	No active warrants --- Sig User Logic https://imgur.com/lA5fm7w <cite>iPhone_7 posted [p:927060957] in Police off... [t:77992597]...</cite> <quote>No active warrants</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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