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In reply to the discussion: Bodycam footage released in police shooting of Isaiah Brown [View all]HipChick
(25,485 posts)2. Execution of POC by police...
but let the cop apologists run in..
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I think it didn't take long for cops to figure out the right things to say when their cameras are
Karadeniz
Apr 2021
#1
They killed him to save his life. Cops are sworn to protect innocent life, so it was justified.
sop
Apr 2021
#46
I'm not wholly convinced you're aware of the difference between "can not" and "will not
LanternWaste
Apr 2021
#47
It will interesting to see what excuses people come up with to justify this shooting
Chautauquas
Apr 2021
#8
Until there is a full investigation, I will not say what I feel about the officer's actions.
marie999
Apr 2021
#10
But you assumed the victim didn't comply and that if he had he POSSIBLY wouldn't have been killed
StarfishSaver
Apr 2021
#57
Why do you think he didn't raise his hands? Why are you assuming he didn't comply?
MrsCoffee
Apr 2021
#20
Like the conflicting, impossible to obey contradictory orders given to the army Lt.?
niyad
Apr 2021
#39
Disobeying a lawful order of a police officer is a second-degree misdemeanor, it is not a capital
sop
Apr 2021
#54
He's supposed to have the presence of mind to use logic in a moment like that?
StarfishSaver
Apr 2021
#85
It seems to me, based on the article, that he clearly tried to save the man's life. Thinking he had
Carlitos Brigante
Apr 2021
#15
I think charges need to be brought when cops misidentify a threat when none exist
SYFROYH
Apr 2021
#19
The problem is that cops disproportionately assume Black people are threats
StarfishSaver
Apr 2021
#22