Police execute innocent man...

[Magic-Mushroom]

...For telling them they need a warrant. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qx9Mt4krD tc&feature=youtube_gdata_player
No commemt.

[Asandir]

Said policeman was indeed charged for second degree murder and lost his job due to this event in 2010, so there seems to be justice in this case.

[Gryphonn]

At 6/16/11 12:11 PM, Asandir wrote: Said policeman was indeed charged for second degree murder and lost his job due to this event in 2010, so there seems to be justice in this case.

Only some it is still extremely wrong and makes me question wether or not to trust law enforcement

[Asandir]

At 6/16/11 12:13 PM, WhiteDJ wrote:

At 6/16/11 12:11 PM, Asandir wrote: Said policeman was indeed charged for second degree murder and lost his job due to this event in 2010, so there seems to be justice in this case.

The officer only lost his job, he didn't goto prison.

He didn't ? Oh, that changes it, of course, why didn´t they throw him in jail?

[tox]

truer words.
i don't need no warent mother fucker.
boom headshot.

this cop .. kicked some ass that day

[SSPBourne]

At 6/16/11 12:22 PM, WhiteDJ wrote:

At 6/16/11 12:20 PM, tox wrote: truer words.
i don't need no warent mother fucker.
boom headshot.

this cop .. kicked some ass that day

And you would be crying like a baby begging for your life if a cop pulled out a gun on you point blank.

Quoted for truth. What a douchebag police officer.

[sharingankakashi13]

That is a bad-ass cop.

"I don't need no warrant motherfucker."

Dog dies, and then execution style head-shot.

[HighWay]

You're acting like this is the first time this sort of thing happened.

[Genocide]

At 6/16/11 12:11 PM, Asandir wrote: Said policeman was indeed charged for second degree murder and lost his job due to this event in 2010, so there seems to be justice in this case.

One man loses life. The other spends two years in a state prison, and has to find work somewhere else. JUSTIC IS SERVED.

You're perspective on life is really bad.

[Wolfos]

At 6/16/11 12:13 PM, WhiteDJ wrote: The officer only lost his job, he didn't goto prison.

According to a Youtube comment, the trial is still in process.
"Just a reminder people: This is old news. This happened%uFEFF on October 5, 2010. The Police Officer in question was indicted by a grand jury 10 days after it happened for second degree murder and sometime in March he was fired from the job. He'll likely be sentenced in short order.

Justice will be served. As much as can be anyway."

[GiantDouche]

do you talk about anything but drugs and police corruption?

[Asandir]

At 6/16/11 12:27 PM, Genocide wrote: One man loses life. The other spends two years in a state prison, and has to find work somewhere else. JUSTIC IS SERVED.

You're perspective on life is really bad.

The case is still not closed and the judgement not made, and it is atleast better than nothing, we can´t go out and start to kill everyone who kills somebody.

[Idiot-Finder]

At 6/16/11 12:30 PM, GiantDouche wrote: do you talk about anything but drugs and police corruption?

He probably hates the police.

Granted screw ups by the polices tends to receive more attentions.

[Makakaov]

You know what? The mother cries to the camera. SHE was the one who called police. Because she had an argument with him. An argument? She had an argument with her son so she decided to call 911 to scare him? Well, she got her lesson now. It's time to make a new kid I guess. And THIS time not try any shit like that.

[GiantDouche]

At 6/16/11 12:34 PM, Idiot-Finder wrote: He probably hates the police.

Granted screw ups by the polices tends to receive more attentions.

The police aren't infallible, you aren't immune from making mistakes in a position of authority. Yeah there are some pretty despicable people in the police but the vast majority of police officers aren't corrupt. Instead of harboring on corruption in the police force, I'd like to hear the OP's thoughts on what should be done differently. "MAN LOOK AT ALL THIS BAD STUFF" without an overarching message is pointless.

[IncendiaryProduction]

One incident involving one officer out of almost 700,000 police officers employed nationwide, means that all police are corrupt. Fact.

[Delik]

I think it's too bad he didn't fuck up and pull that shit on someone better trained than himself. THAT would have been entertaining. As is, however, that case is some straight up bullshit.

WhiteDJ already covered all the retards so far actin like the cop was a badass, but for clarity, executing a dog and an unarmed man with a pistol is not badass. It's the surest sign of a pussy who wants to feel powerful. Only times when guns are really necessary are during combat, when up against an opponent with a firearm, or when severely outnumbered.

[DarkzVenom]

That's insane. Kind of makes you question who the real culprits were in this story. Sure the kid was wrong to question the officer, but did the officer really have to go to lengths to kill him. There's always a piece of the story missing.

[FuckSandwich]

What the fuck. I hope him and his family die.

[IncendiaryProduction]

At 6/16/11 12:45 PM, FuckSandwich wrote: What the fuck. I hope him and his family die.

His family? What did his family have to do with it?

[Asandir]

At 6/16/11 12:45 PM, FuckSandwich wrote: What the fuck. I hope him and his family die.

While I can really understand your frustration, but you can´t really blame his family for that, and wishing them death is pretty rude.

[Idiot-Finder]

At 6/16/11 12:39 PM, GiantDouche wrote:

The police aren't infallible, you aren't immune from making mistakes in a position of authority. Yeah there are some pretty despicable people in the police but the vast majority of police officers aren't corrupt. Instead of harboring on corruption in the police force, I'd like to hear the OP's thoughts on what should be done differently. "MAN LOOK AT ALL THIS BAD STUFF" without an overarching message is pointless.

That's the point, the thing is that when it comes to enforcing the law, people would expect better. Expecting better is one thing but there are some who would place an expectation way too high which can be a problem. Not to mention the fact that some just looked for excuses to act like rebels because it makes them look "bad ass" or "cool".

The latter's more of a phase some young people goes through.

Yeah, when it comes to screw ups by certain people in a position of authority, the entire group gets lumped together.

[Struggle]

http://www.wtae.com/news/28229796/detail .html

http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2011/06 /12/2372184/police-save-elderly-couple.h tml

http://bc.rcmp.ca/ViewPage.action?siteNo deId=50&languageId=1&contentId=18729

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/11/24 /chicago-police-save-wheel_n_788096.html

http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.
com/2011-04-22/mumbai/29462715_1_anwar-k idnappers-police

http://www.kapuskasingtimes.com/ArticleD isplay.aspx?e=2949561

do you see what i'm getting at?

[Asandir]

At 6/16/11 12:55 PM, Struggle wrote: do you see what i'm getting at?

Yes. We have to consider that most policemen do their job great and risk their life on a daily basis for each and everyone of us, so we shouldn´t blame them all for the actions of the bad cops.

[tox]

At 6/16/11 12:22 PM, WhiteDJ wrote:

At 6/16/11 12:20 PM, tox wrote: truer words.
i don't need no warent mother fucker.
boom headshot.

this cop .. kicked some ass that day

And you would be crying like a baby begging for your life if a cop pulled out a gun on you point blank.

i wouldent tell the cop what he could or could not do, and im certainly not going to arue or put up a fight if he pulls a gun and i dont already have my machine gun on him...

[Idiot-Finder]

At 6/16/11 12:57 PM, Asandir wrote:

At 6/16/11 12:55 PM, Struggle wrote: do you see what i'm getting at?

Yes. We have to consider that most policemen do their job great and risk their life on a daily basis for each and everyone of us, so we shouldn´t blame them all for the actions of the bad cops.

Agreed.

[Lumber-Jax12]

At 6/16/11 12:56 PM, Rummy0 wrote: lol America.

what do you know about America, clearly the only world you live in is Anime-land.

[Gagsy]

You guys make me laugh. Moment there is a bad cop it's all "The police are terrible, this must be stopped. It's all corrupt bullshit" but then go to make jokes about a different murder commited by someone not involved with law enforcement.

[WeHaveFreshCookies]

At 6/16/11 12:55 PM, Struggle wrote:
do you see what i'm getting at?

No. If you put a man in a position of power, it will often corrupt him. The number of incidents involving police abusing their authority is actually quite low, given what you would expect. The systems in place for making sure officers do not overstep their boundaries work well. While it's terrible that this happened, it has to be remembered that it's a very rare occurrence.

[Struggle]

At 6/16/11 02:04 PM, WeHaveFreshCookies wrote: No. If you put a man in a position of power, it will often corrupt him. The number of incidents involving police abusing their authority is actually quite low, given what you would expect. The systems in place for making sure officers do not overstep their boundaries work well. While it's terrible that this happened, it has to be remembered that it's a very rare occurrence.

which is exactly what i was implying... the links point to stories of police doing their jobs and saving peoples lives