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NO Charges for Officer Eric Garner for Chokehold
"A Staten Island grand jury has voted not to bring criminal charges against the white New York City police officer at the center of the Eric Garner case, a person briefed on the matter said Wednesday.
The decision was reached on Wednesday after months of testimony including from the officer, Daniel Pantaleo, who used a chokehold to restrain Mr. Garner, who died after a confrontation." http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/04/ny...773522000&_r=2 WTF? How? It was all on video! |
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He didnt do anything wrong.... it took 6 guys to bring down that twit .... he should have listened to the pigs ... He didnt comply and they took him down... end of story... btw that shit was in a bad part of NYC and the fucking twit should have not resisted... He was doing something illegal... and should have complied |
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The video seems to tell the real story here.
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Obviously this was not their first run-in with the guy. |
Why he didt want to get arest, he would be alive now :(
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Cops can do ANYTHING they want.
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Always the same cast of characters cheerleading on the sidelines every time the cops murder someone. Fucking pathetic. |
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B, when you are being arrested for not following A, don't resist. I'm not saying cops should kill you. The thousands of arrests that happen everyday attest to the fact this doesn't happen. But when you resist arrest or assault a cop you are making a pretty stupid decision that can quickly get out of control. |
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for me, the issue is the judicial system and society are structured to favor law enforcement. SInce that is the reality of the matter, and I don't necc. disagree, the first step here is body camera requirements for all cops. I don't know how it would be implemented at the state level, obviously state's rights trump fed law but I would like to see some way this is inacted in each and every state in this here fine union.
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People seem to still miss the fact that while crime is continuing to decline, including gun and violent crimes, killings by police of civilians is UP. Why not comment on that for once instead of pretending that only people who deserve to die have been killed?
What this means is, in the past people didn't die at the hands of police as much as they do now. There is no evidence that they resist more either. They simply die more. This cop was banned from using a chokehold, and he choked him instantly and basically killed him. No charges when he broke his own departments explicit ban. And the talk is about how the fat black guy deserved it because he didn't say yes sir or some other detail apparently required by some before they'll entertain the notion that cops did something wrong. Something that might be like murder. |
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Is anybody watching the coverage of this? I'm struck by how much spin the talking heads are putting on the racial angle when it's obviously a police use-of-force issue.
All the commentators are emphasizing "... the killing of an unarmed BLACK man by a WHITE police officer..." I guess a race war would be good for the "news" business. :winkwink: |
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If a guy is running his mouth and not waving a gun there is no reason for a chokehold. Maybe a good bitch slap. |
That was excessive force. People shouldn't be killed to subdue them if they are not violently resisting. It isn't that hard.
Use the minimum force necessary to arrest. Don't immediately kill or tase or whatever to "gain compliance". If you or I did that, we'd be tried for murder. Police are no different. When you give a person a gun and the right to be an executioner, you want them to be MORE careful and be held to a higher standard. You can't execute someone for something that might happen. He was not violently resisting. Here's how logic works: If he is violently resisting, going for the gun, etc, then deadly force may be justified. But in this case with a WHITE MALE VICTIM and the Garner case it was NOT justified or necessary. |
How would you go about cuffing him; or would you just let him go because he was bigger than you?
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one cop for each arm, one to talk to him. cuff him, back up, tell him cool down this will be over soon but then I'm not a cop, never have been one.
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Really fagdog? So why did the guy die then? Just because the guy didn't comply doesn't mean he should have been strangulated. If you think that's OK, you are borderline sociopathic and should be examined. |
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What I would really do, in fantasyland, is say to him, hey, you tell me if anything worse than you is on this street, and we're cool. Lie to me, or get into anything worse than loose cigs, and I'll put you in for 6m. That probably doesn't work. |
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No matter what, you do not resist the police. Ever. If you do, you are going down, and it's going to hurt. It's just that simple. |
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