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My question is why wasn't police procedure of seatbelting a handcuffed prisoner in the transport van instead of having him bounce and fall in the "rough ride"? That shows INTENT to injure and therefore, the cops are guilty of anywhere of assault to second degree murder. The charge of manslaughter will stick for at least one cop and assault to a couple more. The others will be fired but no jail time.
Mr. Gray's family is going to get MILLIONS of dollars, too. |
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According to remarks made by the police chief a few days after Freddy Gray's death, the proper procedure for transporting prisoners is to place them in seat belts. He went on to say he didn't know why the procedure was not followed. |
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And, in the meantime, crime surges in Baltimore as cops understandably throttle back. Good News: After State Attorney Charged Cops, Crime Is Surging In Baltimore - Matt Vespa |
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Accidentally injured? Gray was handcuffed with his hands in back of him, thrown into the paddy wagon without being buckled in (like police policy demands) and being thrown about in a 45 minute rough ride for punishment. He died of a severed spine. Manslaughter for the driver at a minimum and prison time. The others deserve to be booted off the force. |
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The part that really gets me is how can this be a racial issue? 3 black cops, 3 white cops. Black mayor, black president. Nearly all black town. Anyway, how could any ride in the back of a van be that rough to where somebody got killed? Really fishy to me.
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There were two other incidents in Baltimore. One man was left a paraplegic and the other a quadriplegic. $39 Million was paid to the quadriplegic. It is not so much about race as it is police brutality as an ingrained system in Baltimore. |
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Baltimore is infamous for their police tactics. This was true even when I would visit Baltimore back in the mid-60's to go to "The Block". You would be very careful not to do anything that might draw attention from a cop. |
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There've been 20+ murders of blacks by blacks in Baltimore since the Freddie Gray media outburst. No one gives a s*** including you. Hey, you're happy drinking and playing golf in TV. The police, as predicted by many, have pulled back and blacks pay the price. Same with the idiot mayor in NYC .. .murders up significantly since stop and frisk was eliminated. You however "feel" better, even while what you advocate results in the death and destruction of neighborhoods. |
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Since the Freddie Gray death was picked up by the MSM on April 20th there have been 23 black murders in Baltimore. That is 23 too many but not different than the historical data https://data.baltimorecity.gov/Publi...onth/uqe8-wtbv Some people do give a ****, you're clearly one who is willing to have the Freddie Grays and all the others die as a reasonable price to keep those poor black kids in their place. If the cops pulled out, that is just a reflection of their fear to face those their comrades have abused without ramifications. The popularly elected mayor of New York City stopped stop and frisk because he was elected to do exactly that and there is a decrease in overall crime since that policy change New York has essentially eliminated stop-and-frisk — and crime is still down - The Washington Post with an increase of 5 deaths from an historically low 2014. In fact 2014, the first year of the mayor's term and with no stop and frisk had the lowest number of murders in NYC since 1963. (Who is the idiot?) Hope you feel better knowing that your sources (couldn't be Fox could it) have once again led you to the wrong conclusions. |
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Your feel good approach to the world, based on intentions absent results, is genuinely sick. Your programs and planation mentality (i.e. blacks are really too dumb to compete or success) is also sick, and has destroyed the black family. It is the worst bigotry of low expectations. You know, or have to know, that if a kid grows up without a father and/or the benefit of a stable family, he's pretty much doomed to a lifetime of dependency and poverty ... and will be voting democratic. It is so much not about keeping young blacks in their place but showing them love and discipline needed to succeed. But you and your party will never do that. Plus you destroy Judeo-Christian values which makes their lot worse. Plus, you abort on demand and about 35% of ALL aborted babies are black. Has it EVER occurred to you that is RACIST as h***? You might as well line people up and pull the trigger yourself. The reason the overall crime rate has dropped is, over the years (Giuliani, Bloomberg, demographics etc.) enforced the law. But the rate has spiked back up. Don't argue the nits ... I want to hear you explain your benevolent slaveholder mentality and why you're perfectly peachy with keeping the same crappy programs that got the inner cities into this mess. Tell us why a Vietnamese family can come here from a boat in the 1970s, and their kids in the middle class 20 years later. One reason ... they were spared your benevolence. It's truly all about how you and your fellow travelers "feel" about yourselves ... pathetic but predictable. It’s also inhuman. |
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Police old comrades association/ Alliance-area police honor fallen comrades in National Police Week ceremony - Alliance Review | Stark, Portage & Mahoning, OH police officer kills 9 comrades/ Make yourself another note, that you are so blinded by your prejudices that you can't read normal English usage without drawing conclusions that everyone who disagrees with you is either an idiot, or apparently a Communist. |
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But, in your case, and based on your long history of posting, I think my intuition about your unwitting use of the term comrades (in a manner that was out of normal context) is pretty much accurate in terms of your inner philosophical leanings. Probably started in your first college course in the 60s or 70s when you initially read Das Kapital or something. Can't be sure of course, but I think I'm pretty close ... which is why you react the way you do. ![]() |
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