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elmy 03-02-2015 09:33 AM

WTF ?? LAPD officers shoot man
 
wft?? :Oh crap
LAPD officers were involved in a use of force incident, described as an officer involved shooting, involving a man who was reportedly homeless.
Startling video captures LAPD shooting - CNN Video

k0nr4d 03-02-2015 09:40 AM

I'm sure they didn't just pull out the gun and shoot him 5 times in public and in broad daylight for no reason.

He must have went for one of their weapons or been black or something

Jman 03-02-2015 09:41 AM

Saw the video this morning, pretty brutal. They are saying the homeless was very violent and had grabbed one of the officers gun. You can hear several shots fired and guy filming seems to be yelling at a black cop who is possible the one who shot and killed homeless.

Very sad it had to end this way.

You can watch the vid here :

Un sans-abri est tiré à bout portant par des policiers et la scène est filmée par des passants | JDM

just a punk 03-02-2015 09:42 AM

Two words: wild west.




























P.S. Please don't refer to Nemtsov assassination. That was a very outstanding case, which gathered 50,000+ of protesting citizens in the center of the city.

L-Pink 03-02-2015 09:59 AM

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Originally Posted by CyberSEO (Post 20407682)
Two words: wild west.


P.S. Please don't refer to Nemtsov assassination. That was a very outstanding case, which gathered 50,000+ of protesting citizens in the center of the city.

It's worth noting that "homeless" is an umbrella label for many street people with various problems. From a government fact sheet:

• 26.2% of all sheltered persons who were homeless had a severe mental illness
• 34.7% of all sheltered adults who were homeless had chronic substance use issues

The odds are pretty good that police confrontations with homeless mean the guy was drunk and/or was severely mental.

(The above were samples from sheltered homeless. I'm sure the figures are higher for those that actually sleep on the streets.)


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slapass 03-02-2015 10:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CyberSEO (Post 20407682)
Two words: wild west.




























P.S. Please don't refer to Nemtsov assassination. That was a very outstanding case, which gathered 50,000+ of protesting citizens in the center of the city.

Russia's murder rate is over twice as high as the US. Then add in a lack of human rights and these two things can't even be compared.

dyna mo 03-02-2015 10:05 AM

street thug v. cop thug

Rochard 03-02-2015 10:09 AM

This gets get old after a while. "Police shot a man for no reason".

From what little I read this morning, this homeless man was released from a mental hospital six months prior and had a long history of violent confrontations with local police officers. They tried to talk to him, and when he got hostile they used a taser on him. When that failed and the man went for a police officer's weapon, he got shot.

directfiesta 03-02-2015 10:12 AM

At least in Florida, they only beat them up or drag them by their feet ...

Local news are a riot of entertainment :)

dyna mo 03-02-2015 10:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 20407711)
This gets get old after a while. "Police shot a man for no reason".

From what little I read this morning, this homeless man was released from a mental hospital six months prior and had a long history of violent confrontations with local police officers. They tried to talk to him, and when he got hostile they used a taser on him. When that failed and the man went for a police officer's weapon, he got shot.

He got shot 5 times [for having a mental issue].

just a punk 03-02-2015 10:16 AM

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Originally Posted by slapass (Post 20407699)
Russia's murder rate is over twice as high as the US. Then add in a lack of human rights and these two things can't even be compared.

It was discussed many times already. Russia has Northern Caucasus where Islamists got killed by dozens every day during counter-terror operations (we are not France or the UK, so nobody here plays good with Muslim terrorists). But if you compare a typical Russian city with a US one, you'll see that crime there is much less. For example, go and compare homicide and rape cases in NYC towards Moscow region (which is much bigger).

As about the lack of human rights, it's when a cop can kill you just like a dog. This is a typical American problem. Compare the number of the US citizens killed by cops in the past year towards any European country. You will be shocked how real human rights are low in your country. I don't mean the right to do a rock concert in church, but a basic ones, like a right to have a life.

Remember: you still have a death penalty which is absolutely unacceptable in the civilized society.

BlackCrayon 03-02-2015 10:16 AM

police need more training in dealing with mentally disturbed people.

just a punk 03-02-2015 10:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 20407698)
It's worth noting that "homeless" is an umbrella label for many street people with various problems. From a government fact sheet:

• 26.2% of all sheltered persons who were homeless had a severe mental illness
• 34.7% of all sheltered adults who were homeless had chronic substance use issues

... I'm sure the figures are higher for those that actually sleep on the streets.)

Yes it is. The figures should be even higher if well counted. However, do you really think they give cops a right to take life?

L-Pink 03-02-2015 10:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20407717)
He got shot 5 times [for having a mental issue].

He was a burglary suspect who failed to be arrested peacefully, was tasered, still resisted, went for an officers gun, was then shot 5 times by THREE different officers, all very quickly.

So three officers felt threatened enough by his actions to shoot him.


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_Richard_ 03-02-2015 10:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 20407733)
He was a burglary suspect who failed to be arrested peacefully, was tasered, still resisted, went for an officers gun, was then shot 5 times by THREE different officers, all very quickly.

So three officers felt threatened enough by his actions to shoot him.


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it wasn't just one officer? it was 3 of the 4 who shot him?

dyna mo 03-02-2015 10:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 20407733)
He was a burglary suspect who failed to be arrested peacefully, was tasered, still resisted, went for an officers gun, was then shot 5 times by THREE different officers, all very quickly.

So three officers felt threatened enough by his actions to shoot him.


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yup, that's a serious training/culture problem. LAPD in skid row is VERY confrontational/aggressive.

Grapesoda 03-02-2015 10:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by elmy (Post 20407664)
wft?? :Oh crap
LAPD officers were involved in a use of force incident, described as an officer involved shooting, involving a man who was reportedly homeless.
Startling video captures LAPD shooting - CNN Video

what are looking see here? cops on a rampage? some loser fucks with cops and gets killed? what is you need from this?

Grapesoda 03-02-2015 10:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20407717)
He got shot 5 times [for having a mental issue].

no.... he got shot 5 times for trying to grab a cops gun..... think m brown :2 cents:

L-Pink 03-02-2015 10:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CyberSEO (Post 20407732)
Yes it is. The figures should be even higher in well counted. However, do you think they give the one a right to take life?

The police didn't have a meeting and decided to go out and shoot someone, they responded to a crime.

He was a burglary suspect who failed to be arrested peacefully, was tasered, still resisted, went for an officers gun, was then shot 5 times by THREE different officers, all very quickly.

So three officers felt threatened enough by his actions to shoot him.

One way to avoid police violence in any country is to not be a criminal and don't resist arrest to the point of being shot.

Grapesoda 03-02-2015 10:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CyberSEO (Post 20407732)
Yes it is. The figures should be even higher if well counted. However, do you really think they give cops a right to take life?

yes they do... cops must be able to stand their ground and defend themselves :2 cents:

just a punk 03-02-2015 10:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grapesoda (Post 20407738)
what are looking see here? cops on a rampage? some loser fucks with cops and gets killed? what is you need from this?

Please read your post. It looks like you wrote it about gangsters (don't fuck with those gangsta or they will kill you). But we are talking about police - people we pay salaries from our taxes, the people who's main duty is to protect us (we are their bosses because we pay them money for their work). How come if it's normal when a cop kills someone for telling him "fuck off" or something like that? This is not normal.

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 20407740)
The police didn't have a meeting and decided to go out and shoot someone, they responded to a crime.

The response must be commensurate. If the guy had AK-47 and tried to shoot them, course they have a right to kill him. But even having a right does not automatically mean they must. Usually n such a situation here they are trying to wound (shoot arms and legs to stop and arrest him).

dyna mo 03-02-2015 10:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grapesoda (Post 20407739)
no.... he got shot 5 times for trying to grab a cops gun..... think m brown :2 cents:

no, keep peeling the onion. He got shot 5 times because he came up against LAPD. He had documented mental issues and went from a mental hospital straight to skid row. There's all sorts of issues causing this, simply claiming he was killed because it appeared he was going for a gun misses an opportunity to try and solve the underlying issues.

I know you are in Montana, but certainly you know we have a serious cop problem here with LAPD.

L-Pink 03-02-2015 10:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by _Richard_ (Post 20407734)
it wasn't just one officer? it was 3 of the 4 who shot him?

LOL, gotta love GFY where no one reads/watches before posting. Yes, THREE officers felt threatened enough to simultaneously draw their weapons and shoot.


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L-Pink 03-02-2015 10:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20407750)
no, keep peeling the onion. He got shot 5 times because he came up against LAPD. He had documented mental issues and went from a mental hospital straight to skid row. There's all sorts of issues causing this, simply claiming he was killed because it appeared he was going for a gun misses an opportunity to try and solve the underlying issues.

I know you are in Montana, but certainly you know we have a serious cop problem here with LAPD.

So next time instead of calling 911 people should call a social worker?

In LA like most big cities the cops aren't peacekeepers anymore they're crime response teams. I'd say the serious cop problem is a direct result of the assorted assholes they have to deal with on a never ending basis.

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BlackCrayon 03-02-2015 10:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 20407761)
So next time instead of calling 911 people should call a social worker?

In LA like most big cities the cops aren't peacekeepers anymore they're crime response teams. I'd say the serious cop problem is a direct result of the assorted assholes they have to deal with on a never ending basis.

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since the majority of crime is committed by people with mental health and addiction issues, cops should be one part social worker and one park law enforcer.

L-Pink 03-02-2015 10:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlackCrayon (Post 20407766)
since the majority of crime is committed by people with mental health and addiction issues, cops should be one part social worker and one park law enforcer.

Maybe what's needed is a version of Animal Control. Call it Dumb-ass Control where a van shows up, tranquilizer darts, net guns are shot or poles with a cable hoop for the guys head are on the end and the suspect is handled like a dog?

Never ending argument with only one real fact in common in ALL of these incidents. No one went peacefully when the cops do show up.


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dyna mo 03-02-2015 10:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 20407761)
So next time instead of calling 911 people should call a social worker?

In LA like most big cities the cops aren't peacekeepers anymore they're crime response teams. I'd say the serious cop problem is a direct result of the assorted assholes they have to deal with on a never ending basis.

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Huh? Of course people should not call a social worker instead of 911.


You can say all you want what you think our cop problem is but you are merely guessing.'


also, my studio is adjacent to skid row in DTLA, i travel through skid row often to get to a freeway. It's a jungle. block after block of homeless.

https://tribktla.files.wordpress.com...-filephoto.jpg

I've witnessed directly how police police the area.

+ it's been proven a gun firing is contagious. If one cop shoots, it triggers others to shoot so it's also a guess that 3 cops felt threatened to shoot.


Not to mention, the current issues and problems plaguiing LAPD are well-documented.

ZeroHero 03-02-2015 10:49 AM

A.c.a.b. !!! :disgust

BlackCrayon 03-02-2015 10:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 20407775)
Maybe what's needed is a version of Animal Control. Call it Dumb-ass Control where a van shows up, tranquilizer darts, net guns are shot or poles with a cable hoop for the guys head are on the end and the suspect is handled like a dog?

Never ending argument with only one real fact in common in ALL of these incidents. No one went peacefully when the cops do show up.


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Obviously you have little sympathy for people who aren't right in the head. Anyone who has had to deal with these kinds of people know the smallest/strangest thing can set them off into freak out mode and cops showing up, well that is a sure set off into freak out mode. these same people are often found not criminally responsible in a court of law so how can they be held responsible for their actions on the street?

L-Pink 03-02-2015 10:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20407776)

You can say all you want what you think our cop problem is but you are merely guessing.'


As an adult I've lived in Honolulu, Washington DC and Tampa. Each time I've ventured into let's call then questionable areas, my inner radar spikes, my situational awareness meter spikes. That's human nature and I'll bet it's even more so with cops who have to initiate contact usually following a 911 call.

The answer doesn't just fall with finding kinder, gentler, police officers. That approach will never work.

femdomdestiny 03-02-2015 11:04 AM

level of aggression and paranoia is incredible. Just like in movies. I mean..they were putting cuffs to a kid?!

L-Pink 03-02-2015 11:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlackCrayon (Post 20407779)
Obviously you have little sympathy for people who aren't right in the head. Anyone who has had to deal with these kinds of people know the smallest/strangest thing can set them off into freak out mode and cops showing up, well that is a sure set off into freak out mode. these same people are often found not criminally responsible in a court of law so how can they be held responsible for their actions on the street?


I have a lot of sympathy for those leading lives on the street. But what's the answer when military trained armed young men taught to respond with force are called to deal with them?

The only action the cops can take is too arrest them and let the courts work it out. Seriously, that's all the cops can do is arrest someone and let the courts take over. Then when the person resists arrest the above situation takes place.

baddog 03-02-2015 11:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20407709)
street thug v. cop thug

How so?

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20407717)
He got shot 5 times [for having a mental issue].

I hope you are trolling or else you are at great risk of getting shot. The guy grabbed the cops gun, he got what he had coming to him.

dyna mo 03-02-2015 11:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 20407792)
As an adult I've lived in Honolulu, Washington DC and Tampa. Each time I've ventured into let's call then questionable areas, my inner radar spikes, my situational awareness meter spikes. That's human nature and I'll bet it's even more so with cops who have to initiate contact usually following a 911 call.

The answer doesn't just fall with finding kinder, gentler, police officers. That approach will never work.

I've never stated the answer to the LAPD cop problem is to find kinder, gentler police officers. What I did state is the problem is a training and culture problem within the department. I've come to that view based on what i've gathered over time.

_Richard_ 03-02-2015 11:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 20407752)
LOL, gotta love GFY where no one reads/watches before posting. Yes, THREE officers felt threatened enough to simultaneously draw their weapons and shoot.


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gotta love gfy assumptions, i watched the video a few hours ago, seemed like just one shooter from the POV

but hey.

edit: ahh. this video is censored.. how do you know it was more than one officer that opened fire?

dyna mo 03-02-2015 11:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by baddog (Post 20407799)
How so?



I hope you are trolling or else you are at great risk of getting shot. The guy grabbed the cops gun, he got what he had coming to him.

I'm not trolling at all. We have a cop problem in Los Angeles. You know that.

Tom_PM 03-02-2015 11:10 AM

Cop said he was a suspect.
Cop said he reached for gun.
That's all they need.
That's what should change.

L-Pink 03-02-2015 11:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by femdomdestiny (Post 20407796)
level of aggression and paranoia is incredible. Just like in movies. I mean..they were putting cuffs to a kid?!

Cops are called to a crime scene. When a suspect of any age is arrested handcuffs are mandatory. No and's if's or but's ... if you are placed in a cop car you will be cuffed. All the problems start when someone resists arrest.

I know a very easy way not to get shot (don't resist, go peacefully, don't do something stupid in the first place) but that answer brands me as a Republican, right-wing pro police brutality, asshole. :)


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L-Pink 03-02-2015 11:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tom_PM (Post 20407807)
Cop said he was a suspect.
Cop said he reached for gun.
That's all they need.
That's what should change.

And yet the video shows he didn't allow himself to be peacefully arrested. Of course not doing something stupid that gets the police called in the first place isn't an option either?

Vendzilla 03-02-2015 11:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlackCrayon (Post 20407779)
Obviously you have little sympathy for people who aren't right in the head.

Add that and being violent, the problem took care of it's self

You reach for a weapon , you get the bullets


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