11 officers shot, 4 killed in Dallas protest

[bluesclues]

Well i saw the mother speaking and she said he had a ccw permit and that they knew and followed all the known protocols for being stopped. He had a legal right to carry and stated that for the officer as required, confirmed by the girlfriend.

Anyway, sheit was done, repurcussions were felt. Just another day on earth.

[bluesclues]

feel this was missing from the thread


throwing in this one too from obama

[BRZ]

Now that was a lil weird- they used the anti-bomb unit(robot) to blow up the man in the corner of a building! LMAO- sorry I know its a sad issue but I can only imagine- its like out of a movie, robot wheels across to bandit, bandit looks at robot, robot opens arm with a note that says- "kiss your ar5e goodbye" and BOOOM!

[Redman]

As if a shooter that just shot 12 officers was going to be taken alive.

[Miktay]

The other shoe dropping...

Bahamas tells its citizens traveling to U.S.: Be careful

(CNN)The Bahamas' Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration is warning its citizens traveling to the United States of "recent tensions in some American cities over shootings of young black males by police officers."

The government of the majority-black Caribbean nation emphasized in an statement Friday that its travelers should avoid crowds and demonstrations in the U.S. Young men, specifically, should "exercise extreme caution in affected cities in their interactions with the police ... Do not be confrontational and cooperate."
The warning comes ahead of the country's Independence Day on Monday, a public holiday when many Bahamians plan to travel to the United States.
The Bahamian travel advisory follows the fatal shootings of two African-American men earlier this week in separate incidents in Louisiana and Minnesota, and after five police officers were killed and seven others were wounded by a shooter who opened fire during a rally in Dallas.

http://www.cnn.com/2016/07/09/travel/ba ... -advisory/

[Ronaldo95163]

Ent I tell ollyur ppl does only record when police executing dey duty and not what happening before?
If police did corn him yuh woulda see rile up and protess on d tv bout racism and police brutality

[Redman]

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2016 ... /87218884/

[bluesclues]

The land of opportunity


The right answer:

[GixxerMan]

americans...their own worst enemy!

[eurotuner]

Ent I tell ollyur ppl does only record when police executing dey duty and not what happening before?
If police did corn him yuh woulda see rile up and protess on d tv bout racism and police brutality

It's a fake video dummy. Funny asf

[killercow]

Florida policeman shoots autistic man's unarmed black therapist in Miami



A Florida policeman shot and wounded an autistic man's unarmed black therapist on Monday, local media reports.

Charles Kinsey, who works with people with disabilities, told WSVN television he was helping a patient who had wandered away from a facility.
Mobile phone video shows Mr Kinsey lying down with his hands in the air, and his patient sitting in the road with a toy truck.
The latest shooting follows weeks of violence involving police.
US police shootings: How many die each year?
Why do US police keep killing black men?
North Miami Assistant Police Chief Neal Cuevas said officers were called out on Monday, following reports of a man threatening to shoot himself.
Police ordered Mr Kinsey and the patient to lie on the ground, he told The Miami Herald.
The video shows Mr Kinsey lying down while trying to get his patient to comply.
'Wow was I wrong'
He can be heard telling officers he has no weapon, and that the other man is autistic and has a toy truck.
An officer then fired three times, striking Kinsey in the leg, Mr Cuevas said. No weapon was found.
Police have not released the name or race of the officer who shot him but said he had been placed on administrative leave.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating the incident.
In an interview with the TV station from his hospital bed, Mr Kinsey said he was more worried about his patient than himself during the incident.
"As long as I've got my hands up, they're not going to shoot me. This is what I'm thinking. They're not going to shoot me," he said. "Wow, was I wrong."
Mr Kinsey is a member of the Circle of Brotherhood, a collective of African American men and community activists in south Florida.
"It could be any of us," Lyle Muhammad, a spokesman for the group, told BBC.
"Here's an individual who is going about his daily employment and doing it well, and speaking clearly and following every single instruction he was given, and he still finds himself assaulted."

The shooting comes amid concern over worsening race relations in the United States.
Mr Muhammad said there was an "inherent fear of black men in this country that allows us to to be gunned down without provocation".
He said he hoped better community policing training would come to the North Miami Police Department as a result of the incident.
Three law enforcement officers were shot dead and three others wounded in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on Sunday.
The killer was shot by police. It later transpired he had posted videos complaining at police treatment of African Americans and urging them to "fight back".
Two weeks earlier, on 5 July, two white officers in Baton Rouge killed a black man, Alton Sterling, 37.
That shooting, also captured on mobile phone video, provoked widespread protests about police treatment of the black community.
A day later, on 6 July, another black man, 32-year-old Philando Castile, was killed in Minnesota when a police officer pulled him over. The next day, a sniper killed five Dallas police officers as they guarded a peaceful protest.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-36859305

[maj. tom]

After the shooting, Kinsey said he asked an officer why he was shot and he said “‘I don’t know.“’

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/world/black-therapist-shot-by-florida-police-while-helping-autistic-man/article31045080/

keep it up USA. The shitstorm coming.

[pete]

While money will probably never compensate for what happened, I hope he becomes a very rich man.

Maybe when a lot of people start to become millionaires from the police doing crap the population will start to say "we need to do something about this police brutality" :\

[Dizzy28]

Given that the Miami PD is only 19% white chances are good the officer was a minority. Is it still a big problem for black lives matter when the officer isn't white?

[BRZ]

wish our local police would shoot some of our local Bandits for nutthen! it would be a safer Trinidad.

[Redman]

Nevertheless, researchers at Johns Hopkins Univers it y
estimated that in 2015 there were 251,454 deaths from medical errors (roughly equal to the
population of Orlando, Florida or Chula Vista, California). Medical errors are the third leading
cause of death in the nation.
The risk of death from a doctor or nurse is 254 times greater than the risk of death from police use
of force.12

[bluesclues]

After the shooting, Kinsey said he asked an officer why he was shot and he said “‘I don’t know.“’

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/world/black-therapist-shot-by-florida-police-while-helping-autistic-man/article31045080/

keep it up USA. The shitstorm coming.

Boy dem real askin for it. Marshall law comin for sure they keep doing this. Expecting more news this week of dead police in usa. This look like the verge of breaking out into all out lawless war.

[Redman]

Comparisons with assaults on police officers
Again, data of this sort are difficult to find. A conservative estimate, however, can be found within
the FBI Uniform Crime Report data. In 2014, the FBI collected data on officer assaults from about
66% of the nation’s 17,000 law enforcement agencies. Even though data from a third of law
enforcement agencies was absent, the data that was collected revealed that 48,315 assaults
occurred against law enforcement officers in 2014, resulting in 13,654 officers receiving an injury
requiring medical treatment.14
Of the assaults on officers, 1,950 involved a firearm and 951 involved a “cutting instrument” such
as a knife, sword, axe, etc. Another 6,803 assaults on officers involved “other dangerous weapons”
such as motor vehicles, clubs, metal pipes, shovels, etc. This means that in 2014, police officers
were assaulted 9,704 times with deadly weapons (an average of 27 per day).15 Remember, this is
an extremely conservative estimate with only 66% of police departments reporting data. (If the
same rate of assaults applies to the 34% of agencies that did not provide data, then the real national
total would be 14,703 deadly weapon assaults on officers in 2014, or 40 per day.) This number
also fails to count any incidents where an assailant used his hands and feet to beat an officer to the
point of serious permanent injury or death.

[bluesclues]

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Nevertheless, researchers at Johns Hopkins Univers it y
estimated that in 2015 there were 251,454 deaths from medical errors (roughly equal to the
population of Orlando, Florida or Chula Vista, California). Medical errors are the third leading
cause of death in the nation.
The risk of death from a doctor or nurse is 254 times greater than the risk of death from police use
of force.12

Wonder whats the stats on those medical error deaths. How many is blacks...

[K74T]

Boy dem real askin for it. Marshall law comin for sure they keep doing this.

[Redman]

Screen Shot 2016-07-21 at 6.16.00 PM.pngNevertheless, researchers at Johns Hopkins Univers it y
estimated that in 2015 there were 251,454 deaths from medical errors (roughly equal to the
population of Orlando, Florida or Chula Vista, California). Medical errors are the third leading
cause of death in the nation.
The risk of death from a doctor or nurse is 254 times greater than the risk of death from police use
of force.12

Wonder whats the stats on those medical error deaths. How many is blacks...

Well that's what's important..isn't it.

[Miktay]

Screen Shot 2016-07-21 at 6.16.00 PM.pngNevertheless, researchers at Johns Hopkins Univers it y
estimated that in 2015 there were 251,454 deaths from medical errors (roughly equal to the
population of Orlando, Florida or Chula Vista, California). Medical errors are the third leading
cause of death in the nation.
The risk of death from a doctor or nurse is 254 times greater than the risk of death from police use
of force.12

So 1/4 million deaths fm the Medical Cartel and none protesting.

Americans looking 4 the wrong reason 2 beat up.

[sMASH]

its harder to prove, and would affect all persons proportionally. and may not be instigated by intent. yes, we may die more, but it may not be on purpose, and harder to remedy

[Miktay]

its harder to prove, and would affect all persons proportionally. and may not be instigated by intent. yes, we may die more, but it may not be on purpose, and harder to remedy

True. A medical cartel blunder doesn't have the emotional appeal and breadth of a YouTube video.

[Redman]

That 990 police shooting deaths....include s justified..shoots.

[EFFECTIC DESIGNS]

Thoughts on this video? It was flagged on youtube by BLM social justice warriors with only 400k views and as a result it ended up getting 15 million views on facebook instead. Why doesn't the media report these parts of the protest?

[BRZ]

STEUPS- dem "black lives matter" group are a violent bunch of idiots, wonder how many of them are illegals living there from Trinidad- looting, looting and then saying they are unfairly treated? STEUPS, shoot all dey MC!

[Redman]

When it comes to this type of 'gun talk' the reality is not important..

https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2013/crime-in-the-u.s.-2013/offenses-known-to-law-enforcement/expanded-homicide/expanded_homicide_data_table_6_murder_race_and_sex_of_vicitm_by_race_and_sex_of_offender_2013.xls