Current Events > Dallas Police gives an AWARD to Botham Jeans' BROTHER for FORGIVING Amber Guyger

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18 y/o Brandt Jean, the Brother of Botham Jean who was murdered by doofus police officer, Amber Guyger received a STANDING OVATION and an AWARD by a TEXAS POLICE ADMINISTRATION for his "display of empathy and forgiveness" towards one of their own!!

Gugyer was convicted of 2nd degree murder and got a 10 year sentence as she's already submitted an APPEAL on the conviction..it's also noted she won't even serve her full 10 years given her track record.

In October during the final days of the trial, Brandt embraced her in court and said he didn't even think she should go to prison as everyone in the room embraced Gugyer, including the JUDGE.

31 y/o Guyger said she mistook Jean's home for her own and thought the 26 y/o was an intruder as he approached her when she came in and she freaked out and shot him. Amber's character was questioned after social media posts painted her as a RACIST during her messages back and forth with other officers.

Gregory Smith, the director of the Dallas area institute said Brandt's actions helped the community HEAL

Brandt stood up there to accept the award from the police training group because he believes a lack of training lead to his brother's death and said "I never intended for the statement i made to the person that murdered my brother to receive such an international recognition. To be honest, i struggled with it for a long time as i struggled with accepting this award fromt his agency. My brother was well aware of the danger posed to young black men by police. I am grateful for this award for the same reason i was grateful for the opportunity to embrace her after she was convicted of murder in her trial. After being found guilty by a jury of her peers, sentenced under the law, Ms. Gugyer needed to be forgiven, and i needed to be free from the burden of unforgivenss. I want you all to know that i am not a threat. that young black males are not inherently dangerous or criminal. I implore you to champion the causes and procedures that amplify the values of all lives. I don't want police officers to continue doing this. As you can see, it's not healthy, especially for the black community, black males specifically. We don't want this to happen again. We want the training to be applied 24/7 because we citizens put our trust in those officers every day. I ask you to remember my brother, my example of ethical leadership.A young black male that was perceived as a threat by one of your own. And when you remember him, i want you to ask yourself, what are you doing to ensure no other families like mine"

Do you honestly believe what he said is gonna change the Dallas Police?

Police giving him a stading ovation -

https://i.imgur.com/mhSt4ZH.jpg

Brandt receiving award -

https://i.imgur.com/ULA3IKp.jpg

Guyger Trial -

https://i.imgur.com/J7aKtYO.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/Cc6apAZ.jpg

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he's a better man than I. Would never forgive her myself.
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Talk about a useful idiot.

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Hanky_Bannister posted...

he's a better man than I. Would never forgive her myself.

He's just getting himself used as propaganda. "Submit or else" is the message from the cops here.

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gross

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I don't understand why he did that. and I don't agree with it. but the one I'm really mad at, is the judge. he can do it even if I think it's dumb. but the judge doing it too, that's unprofessional

Why would the police administration give a reward to someone for forgiving one of theirs for murdering his brother?

That sounds like something a collection of oinking pigs covered in shit would do.
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What he did was nothing worthy of respect. On the contrary, it makes him a worse person

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hockeybub89 posted...

gross

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hockeybub89 posted...

gross

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Did they call it the "one of the good ones" award? This is disgusting.

Was it the Bootlicking Award?
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Phantom_Nook posted...

Was it the Bootlicking Award?

Just looked it up - It's the Clarence Thomas Award.

<s> Just kidding, it's the Dinesh D'Souza award for race relations </s>
<s>No, but seriously, it may be called the Clarence Thomas Award, or maybe the Ben Carson prize </s>

Fucking disgusting.

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Man, at this point she's getting more sympathy and empathy than she ever gave her victim

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DarkChozoGhost posted...

What he did was nothing worthy of respect. On the contrary, it makes him a worse person

whaaat?

im used to trolls but this bit too much

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