Sam DuBose Murder
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More lie's. She struck an officer, that's considered fighting. As is resisting arrest. She also committed suicide, not murdered by police as you suggested. Try staying on this topic, it's less confusing for you and everyone else if you do. Saying a woman deserved it has not kept the thousands convicted of rape from being in prison right now. Whack generalizations that have nothing to do with this topic. You're trying to win an argument in middle of the rest of us discussing Sam Dubose' death.
99% of them do. Everyone expects perfection from people doing a low paying job no else wants to do. No career path is filled with perfect people, that is why this cop has been charged with murder.
I don't expect perfection from police. Nor do I expect to get shot in the head if/when I get pulled over for a minor vehicle infraction.
*lies, not lie's. I can make this a basic AF conversation too, if you'd like. You're telling me I'm trying to win an argument while you keep going on about "Lies! Lies!" on matters of disagreement.
You're the one who keeps focusing on that aspect of the conversation, forcing me to come back to it. You have no proof that Sandra Bland committed suicide. I have no proof she didn't. The coroner's report isn't proof, btw. That's why I said we don't know what happened.
With that I'll wrap it up. You're caught up in your own confirmation bias, nothing I say is going to change that, and I hate dealing with fallacies.
Is BristolCat a teenage girl. Goodness. The world is a tough place, man. You're going to have to grow up or it's going to eat you alive.
As far as I can tell, no one else in this thread, regardless of their position on this case, seems to like you, or your sexism, or your thinly veiled racism either. Maybe we're all a bunch of teenage girls.
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I love how people keep saying 'just do what the cops tell you and stuff like this won't happen.'
Last I checked, there is a punishment for things like resisting arrest or trying to flee or evade the police, and it sure as hell isn't execution. The only way this cop's actions would be justified is if Dubose had a weapon, and was in fact, reaching for it.
If Dubose wasn't trying to kill the officer, he should receive exactly zero blame in this scenario. I don't care if he's been arrested 800 times, has 75 illegitimate children and has an open gin bottle shoved permanently up his ***.
Last I checked, there is a punishment for things like resisting arrest or trying to flee or evade the police, and it sure as hell isn't execution. The only way this cop's actions would be justified is if Dubose had a weapon, and was in fact, reaching for it.
If Dubose wasn't trying to kill the officer, he should receive exactly zero blame in this scenario. I don't care if he's been arrested 800 times, has 75 illegitimate children and has an open gin bottle shoved permanently up his ***.
Bahaha too bad one of these crafty little traffic stops didn't catch them earlier on. Stupid stupid post.
Pretty sure he got knocked to the ground AFTER he put a bullet between the dude's eyes and his lifeless body fell forward, punching the accelerator. F'n campus police. Good grief.
Then comply with law enforcement commands.
If you didn't believe what you posted then how the heck did you expect me to? I can respect different opinions but no one should make stuff up and try to mislead people. The medical examiner stated (he's a professional keep in mind) that she committed suicide from the evidence of her autopsy. Internet rumors by idiots who love to dream up conspiracy theory's are not factual.
If you didn't believe what you posted then how the heck did you expect me to? I can respect different opinions but no one should make stuff up and try to mislead people. The medical examiner stated (he's a professional keep in mind) that she committed suicide from the evidence of her autopsy. Internet rumors by idiots who love to dream up conspiracy theory's are not factual.
Bluelifer...learn to read.
Nobody is saying the cop was right to shoot him. But do you think the man would've been shot if he had got out of the car as ordered or didn't drive off? When you disobey orders from the law you're playing with fire. It's like leaving your wallet in your car at night....you shouldn't have to worry about it getting stolen but you're asking for it by leaving it out there.
Nobody is saying the cop was right to shoot him. But do you think the man would've been shot if he had got out of the car as ordered or didn't drive off? When you disobey orders from the law you're playing with fire. It's like leaving your wallet in your car at night....you shouldn't have to worry about it getting stolen but you're asking for it by leaving it out there.
The best hope this campus cop has is to convince a jury it accidentally discharged when the vehicle started moving (if It started moving).
At that point it becomes involuntary manslaughter, right lawyers?
At that point it becomes involuntary manslaughter, right lawyers?
What are his kids going to do now thta he isnt supporting them? He must have been working like 80 hours a week to raise that many kids.
I stopped reading when you defended drunk driving...your either young or stupid or both.
Maybe don't compare having your wallet stolen to getting your gd head blown off by a cop, and I might take you seriously.
This is exactly what I was referring to.
The concept is consistent in both Bluelifer. When you make bad decisions....sometimes even worse consequences happen.
When will police learn to get rid of their condescending behavior... not a racial issue, but once again terrible police work. And two if they would quit digging for everything and anything after they pull someone over for something else. He didnt have his front plate..okay...oh the humanity. Write the ticket for it and move your ***.
Very true. I'm just saying that, especially when trained law enforcement are involved, there should be no gray area when deadly force is involved. I don't want to hear "he may have been reaching for something" or "it looked like he had a knife". Either the suspect was clearly trying to harm the officer (or other innocent people) or he wasn't. To me, nothing else should justify drawing a firearm.
DaBoss, no it doesn't fit. I'm not taking up for the cop. He's absolutely wrong. But the guy driving could've prevented all of this by not breaking the law and driving off.
Now you could say "well this could've been prevented if the cop was not an idiot" and you would be right. But in this world you have to obey the law even when it sucks so the driver should have fully cooperated.
Now you could say "well this could've been prevented if the cop was not an idiot" and you would be right. But in this world you have to obey the law even when it sucks so the driver should have fully cooperated.
I don't know if they need better pay..most of their work is uneventful being ticket fairies for laws that were made out of political gain or monetary reasons for the government not actual public safety. Is not having a front license plate a huge safety concern? Apparently not since we don't require it in KY. It's another reason to get money. Police lose sight that they are public servants, not Wyatt Earp.
So if an officer is giving you unreasonable commands you should still comply? That's BS.
And you're blinded by ideology. Much worse.
DaBoss, what was unreasonable about the officers commands? The driver couldn't answer a simple question, had liquor in the car, and refused to get out of the car.
Can we just split the country up already? I'll happily move to whichever side thinks this is not okay.
I'm honestly starting to hate a lot of you.
I'm honestly starting to hate a lot of you.
Here's a list I found on commonsense.gov assigning a numerical value of 0-10 to various actions, indicating how likely you are to having your brains blown out by the cops. 0 being no chance whatsoever, and 10 being eat lead fool.
Smarting off to police 0
Running from police. 0
Resisting arrest. 0
Ask cop to pull finger. 0
Get cop's nose. 0
Attempt to harm cop or others. 10
That's it, that's the list.
Smarting off to police 0
Running from police. 0
Resisting arrest. 0
Ask cop to pull finger. 0
Get cop's nose. 0
Attempt to harm cop or others. 10
That's it, that's the list.
More than 550 people have been shot and killed by police this year, it keeps going up every year. If not for the body camera, he'd gotten away with it as other officers backed up his b.s. story. That's the real horror here. Cops will lie for each other at the drop of a hat. Better buy stock in body camera makers because they're gonna be required by all law enforcement after this. People are gonna demand it.
Since they don't know how to properly use force, I say we take their guns away until they learn how to actually interact with the public.
I'm also curious how this cop shot his gun so quick. Did he have it drawn already? Or did he draw his weapon and the guy got scared and tried to drive off. Either way, that's not an offense that requires a mafia style killing. Cops are out of control.
Since they don't know how to properly use force, I say we take their guns away until they learn how to actually interact with the public.
I'm also curious how this cop shot his gun so quick. Did he have it drawn already? Or did he draw his weapon and the guy got scared and tried to drive off. Either way, that's not an offense that requires a mafia style killing. Cops are out of control.
Anyone who says they couldn't tell what was happening in the earlier vid needs to watch this clear version.
There was no dragging, arm grabbing or reaching for a gun. The officer's life was never in any sort of danger. The dude started the car and instantly got a bullet to the brain.