...by a POS cop.  The POS cop was too lazy to run after the victim so he shot him in the back five times.  The POS cop then lied to dispatch by claiming he was "in fear for his life" because the victim had taken his Taser.  What the POS cop actually did was to go back and pick up the Taser, then move it thirty feet next to the body of the victim.

The incident happened Sunday.  Today, the POS cop was arrested and charged with murder.

Righties will blame the victim.  They will say he was a "thug" who was driving a Mercedes with a broken taillight, justifying the stop.  Righties will say he was a deadbeat dad who had warrants out for his arrest for back child support.  They will say he shouldn't have run from the cop.  It was his own fault that the POS cop shot him.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/04/08/white-sc-officer-charged-with-murder-for-shooting-black-man/

A similar incident happened in Los Angeles County in 2012.  A 36 year old man who worked two jobs to support his wife and 3 & 6 year old daughters obeyed L.A. Sheriff Deputies' instructions.  He exited his vehicle and raised his arms.  The POS Sheriff Deputies then shot him five times in the back, same as in South Carolina.

Today it was announced that L.A. County will pay $5.3 million to the family of the victim.  The only difference between the L.A. & S.C. cases is that the S.C. case was caught on tape.  There were no cameras to catch the L.A. killer cops in action. O/W you'd have more cops charged with murder.  

The only bigger POS than the L.A. Sheriff Deputies is the L.A. County D.A.'s office who sucked cop dick and said it was a good shooting.  The L.A. County District Attorney’s office concluded the two deputies “acted in lawful self-defense and defense of another when they used deadly force.”  I'm sure dncphil will defend the D.A as soon as he wipes the cop cum off his chin.

http://www.scpr.org/news/2015/04/06/50810/los-angeles-may-pay-5-3m-to-jose-de-la-trinidad-s/

Thank goodness cell phone cameras are ubiquitous these days.  They're going to have to build more prisons to hold all the criminal cops.  Better yet - put them in Gen Pop; they'll get what they deserve.

There is certainly video evidence that the cop murdered the victim. Shot him in the back (which is almost as bad as stabbing a person in the back). The cop fired 8 shots and hit him 5 times.

You in your anger, hatred, and distain for all cops do not show or express any sympathy for the victim, his friends and family. Clearly your only intent is to smear all cops/law enforcement, because of this one scumbag cop.

It is you (NOT any righties) who points out that the victim is a thug.
I is you (NOT any righties) who points out that the victim was a deadbeat dad who had warrants out for his arrest for child support.
It is you (NOT righties) who point out he ran from the cop.
And it is you who said, and I quote “It was his own fault that the POS cop shot him.”
The, rightie,  FOX news link your provided did NOT point out any of that.
You in your own post Stab Him In The Back when YOU point out and bring to the forefront all this about the victim. Stabbing a dead man in the back it does not get any lower than that.

Interesting that you link a FOX News Report to your post. Is FOX the only one to FACTUALLY and TRUTHFULLY report this murder.

So yes the cop did commit murder and should go to prison for that crime.

And everyone, except you, feels bad for the victim, his family and friends.

 
You’re Welcome
For God and Country

 

 

 


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Neither you nor any bourgeoisie, authoritarian, elitist, racist white hypocrite give a flying fuck about AA cop shooting victims or their families/friends. If you DID these unjustified shootings would stop in a heartbeat because the very rules, precepts, justifications as well as subliminal training and influences would change.  

  What you guys REALLY hate is when a guy like Chris Rock is pulled over for "Driving while Black" and lives to tell about it. One of these days one your trained, racist, homicidal goons is going to bust a cap into a certified, unarmed, AA millionaire/celebrity and the subsequent shit-storm is going to be epic.

Neither being a "thug", a "deadbeat dad" nor "running" from a cop is anywhere NEAR justification for cold blooded murder no matter how many times it is brought up to impugn the victim. And incessantly bringing it up as YOU and the authoritarian "Right" does in their echo chamber is growing quite thin to the rest of us.            

You say "Righties will blame the victim.  They will say he was a "thug" who was driving a Mercedes with a broken taillight, justifying the stop.  Righties will say he was a deadbeat dad who had warrants out for his arrest for back child support.  They will say he shouldn't have run from the cop.  It was his own fault that the POS cop shot him."

If and when that happens please post the link.  If I see it first I will post it.  Then we can all condemn it.
As noted, the FOX link you provided, or the FOX report on it I watched, in no way faulted the victim.

But, at this point all you have done is use this murder into as an excuse to demonstrate your hatred of "righties".

The cop had  a valid reason to pull the car if his tail light was out.

 The cop had no  reason to shoot a non threatening man in the back for running from police .
 
  Doesn't mean it won't happen again.
     
  If the victim had not  run he would most likely  be alive.
     
  Everyone should know by now, police have killed  defenseless non aggressive  victims of all races  in the past, when the victim was  resisting arrest  by running.
   
   There are NO crowds of ANY group of people who  are absent of evil, that includes police.
 
  A vast majority of police are good guys, if not for the police, crime would become unbearable for the majority of all people  
   
    Perhaps the  victim  shot in the back  was mentally ill,  like victim White Kelly Thomas, beat to death by a gang of police, captured  on nearby security video.
  A person with Mental illness is not guaranteed a bad cop won't shoot  or beat you to death without reason.
   
      Video of an organized killing by  police is no guarantee of a guilty verdict .  
   
     Hopefully this cop won't be found not guilty like Kelly Thomas's killers.
   
   
 We won't know what the jury will decide until after the fast talking, lying, conniving, defense attorney rests his case, and the  jury decides who they believe.
 Jury might  call it temporary insanity if the killer's attorney finds  Drs. to back that claim.
   
   
   

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I'm surprised he didn't link George Bush to this incident.

and by everything I mean everything on this earth is.  

Is it that it is a police state or that the citizenshrip has gone mad?

Whatever it is LET's RIDE, RIDE, RIDE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpajdIln6w4

Do they have to fight and defend themselves and defend the rest of us?
Do we have have to defend ourselves and fight the likes of them?

But What if I just stay away from all of the madness and don't get involved...
until a stray bullet hits us. But we won't know where it came from as we would be dead.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZocRXXACHfg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZD6hNW4Wstc

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but somebody else ca

...headline pointing out that the cop was white and the victim was black.  My OP didn't mention race at all, other than the word "thug" which is righties new code word for the N word.  Why did your beloved Fox News turn it into a racial issue?

As for saying righties will blame the victim, you're just pissed that I co-opted your argument before you had a chance to use it, lol.

But you know, if they ignored the races of the the victim and the officer you'd say they were ignoring the racial undertones.....

as to righties blaming the victim, um no...at least not this one, and as far as I know noone in the media

Isn't that what should happen?... If there wasn't any regulation on automobiles, police officers wouldn't be allowed to lawfully stop a vehicle for an equipment failure.  

If I was you, I wouldn't watch FOX news.

Bourgeoisie, authoritarian, elitist,  - AA millionaire/celebrity  

Can't they be considered birds of a feather?

I've heard of TBS. Are you referring to one of Ted Turner's networks?

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I first read the story days ago, describing a White cop killing an unarmed Black man in Charleston.  
 The  article I read made it look like a justified shooting, fortunately a passer by shot a video  
with  a different cause and ending.  
    I can't say with certainty which channel was  the first to break the story, though I am sure  News reporters often copy other channels stories and catch your attention slogans.
 
  Unfortunately, racial  discord sells well to the most ignorant, on both sides of the aisle.  

 It will make no difference the bad cop has been charged with murder, there will be protests, riots, with demands the Mayor to be fired.  

FYI ...The term thugs was first used hundreds of years ago in foreign lands.  
 
  White gangsters in America  were referred to as thugs, long before the ignorant  anti cop mentality, was considered a way of life and  cool,  by fools like you.  
   

 
  http://www.wfsb.com/story/28720664/community-leader-urges-calm-following-fatal-officer-involved-shooting-in-north-charleston

Posted: Apr 04, 2015 11:16 AM EDT  Updated: Apr 06, 2015 6:12 PM EDT  
NORTH CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) -  

A traffic stop for a defective brake light led to a fatal officer-involved shooting in North Charleston on Saturday, according to officials with the North Charleston Police Department.

In newly released police reports, NCPD officials say the shooting which took the life of 50-year-old Walter Scott started when a North Charleston police officer, who has been identified as 33-year-old Patrolman First Class Michael Slager, conducted a traffic stop on Scott's car for a brake light that was out and not working.

NCPD spokesman Spencer Pryor said on Monday that Slager, who has been employed with the department since December 2009, has been placed on administrative leave following the incident.

Pryor said Scott was fatally shot following a struggle for the officer's Taser weapon.

"This is part of the job that no one likes and wishes would never happen," North Charleston Police Chief Eddie Driggers said on Saturday. "This type of situation is unfortunate and difficult for everyone. We are confident that SLED will conduct a complete and thorough investigation in to the incident and provide their findings to all concerned."

An NCPD sergeant who was conducting a traffic stop in the area of Dorchester Road and Scarsdale Avenue reported hearing Slager's transmission that he was out on a traffic stop, and a few minutes later heard Slager say he was in a foot pursuit with the driver who was reportedly running down Craig Street toward the Singing Pines subdivision.

The sergeant said he then heard Slager advise dispatch officials the direction of travel and a description of the suspect as a "black male wearing a blue hat and blue jeans."

The sergeant reported that he then discontinued his traffic stop and proceeded to Slager's location. At this point, another officer reported that Slager had requested another unit to "step up his response" to his location.

Slager deployed his Taser weapon to detain the driver but was unsuccessful, Pryor said.

Police say an altercation then began between Slager and Scott resulting in a fight for the officer's Taser.

During the fight, Scott gained control of the Taser to use it against the officer who then fired his service weapon at the suspect, Pryor said.

While en route, the sergeant reported that he heard Slager say that he deployed his Taser and was requesting for back up units, and seconds later reported "shots fired and the subject is down, he took my taser."

The sergeant said he and another officer performed CPR on Scott until EMS units arrived; the other officer also reported that he was also directing EMS and fire officials the best route to take to get to the victim faster.

A police report states when EMS and first responders arrived, EMS took over providing care to Scott who was pronounced dead a short time later.

An NCPD officer reported that he made contact with Slager and secured his duty weapon. The officer said he put Slager in his patrol car and asked him for the approximate area of the incident.

The officer said he then located and marked the shell casings from the incident. The officer reported that he made contact with Scott's brother and secured his cell phone at the request of SLED.

According to police, departmental notifications were made as well as notifications to the Charleston County Coroner's Office.

Workers at Auto Zone across the street say they heard the gunshots.

"The cop pulled someone over, all of sudden the doors swung open," Joseph Sanchez said.

"With in a few minutes EMS was already here," Jonah Perez said.

Perez and Sanchez were just hundreds of feet from the shooting.

 
"Hopefully it was done for the right reasons, you know?" Sanchez said.

 
Johnson said the tragedy should not be made any worse.

"I don't want this to become another Ferguson," said Elder Johnson. "I don't want anymore lives to be taken or anyone else to be in jail."

Documents state two complaints were filed against Slager including an incident for using a taser on a suspect in 2013. Slager was cleared in that incident.  

Slager was also given a warning for not filling out a police report earlier this year for a woman who claimed she was harassed by a neighbor.  

   

   

talking of (can't think of the word=godly) intervention

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That's a very important part of research design, and can invalidate the researcher's findings.

Someone  in North Charleston police department should be fired for incompetence.  
  If  Internal affairs/investigators  had done their  job and performed an adequate investigation on Slager, instead of allowing a cover up, when Slager roughed up,  unnecessarily tazed a  5'5" man, mistaking him for his 6'+ brother, Slager  wouldn't have been on the force, able and willing to kill an unarmed man.  

   http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/sc-officer-who-shot-man-had-prior-excessive-force-complaint/ar-AAaCEqF?ocid=mailsignou

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Not after a single IA investigation.

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BP,  why do you only blame the police officers, and not the judges, prosecutors, and attorneys? They play a role in the overall criminal justice system. I understand the police, are the ones who pull the trigger. Blaming the police ONLY, is like blaming the lowest entity on the totem pole, the others that I mentioned give the police the authority to commit their crime's.

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I didn't read that part of your post, as I thought it was irrelevant to the SC incident. Along with being disrespectful to the man killed in SC

a simple question. A question I ask myself every time I read a research study. Why? Because the n in the research design stands for the sample size of research subjects. And, the size of the n, from what portion of the population they were chosen from, and by what means, can determine the degree of generalization that can be made, of the researchers findings, to the great population.

"Along with civilians and military personnel who were tested independently, 36 patrol officers and deputies from the Spokane area, all of them white and most of them male, were selected as volunteer subjects for her research. They ranged in age from 31 to 43 and had at least five years on the job."

So, given that the remainder of the research design is solid, which we cannot, without reading the full research study, we have our n. However, can the results be generalized to all then law enforcement community as a whole?

"James considers her research to be a pilot study and as such she plans to expand it numerically and geographically before feeling confident that the findings can be extrapolated to sworn law enforcement generally. In work that is already underway, she hopes among other things to investigate whether this finding is replicated across larger and more diverse law enforcement samples, and if so, to 'determine whether bias favoring Black suspects is a consequence of administrative measures (e.g., education, training, policies, and laws), and identify the cognitive processes that underlie this phenomenon.'”  

In her own words, no!  

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Your biggest joy in life consists of following murder cases/death investigations which may or may not be racially motivated. That is what you enjoy, that is some sad shit.

...lawyers don't shy away from cases when the odds are stacked against them.  Lawyers like Dick DeGuerin and Stephen Jones relish taking on cases like killer cop Michael Slager's. Andy Savage may not be quite as good as DeGuerin and Jones but he's a helluva lot better than Slager's chickenshit first lawyer.

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Glad it was filmed for the world to see.

The more cops that are charge and arrested for doing things like this clown ex cop.

Then they will think twice about using their guns so fast.

This video makes me sick!
 

Welcome back Willy!  

Racist of the two of you.

 
I'm not surprised.

 
You're Welcom

who will be wanting to pound his ass!  

That would be actual justice, provided he is found guilty.

Of every race wanting to get a piece of him.

You, Bigmatt and  willy showed your racist side by using those two names and associated them with black men.

 
You're welcome
2016 = GOP all the way

Did you think while you were gone they'd come back under control?  Do you think the cops care if you're on vacation?  More to the point, do you think we care if you were on vacation?  Why did you feel the need to tell us this?

 

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And, a very good chance that some of them will be named Leroy. Some black and some white. And, some with the nickname Bubba!  

With you guys and the sexist rape jokes.  

Do you think rape is an acceptable form of punishment?

 
I'm fairly certain that Willy was talking about an ass whipping, I also heard a leftist say a sexist rape joke on television.

In the face of zero supporting evidence you think you know exactly how an entire group or class of people will react, what they will say and what they will do.

The term for your for your affliction is called bigotry

There is no way that officer can be convicted of premeditated murder.

I'm not even sure what charges he is facing. The liberal media never says, they almost want to say he was justified in his actions. I think the liberal does not like the fact he has been charged at all.

We have been talking about these bad cops for a while now and even while I was on vacation.

I can't get away from these bad cops breaking the law and killing people with no weapons.

So hopefully more of these killer cops get lock up and they start paying the price for breaking the law themselves.
 

And then "liking" your own posts.

We are all looking forward to your next vacation.

You're Welcome
2016 = GOP All the Way

 
BTW nicky did not like his post.... as you do yours

I really don't care with you think anyway.
We all know why you are still bitter! Lol

So I could care less if you like my comments or not.
You can't get the points anyway. Lol