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In reply to the discussion: Police Beat, Taser, and Shoot Man 23 Times, Killing Him for Walking Down the Street [View all]uppityperson
(116,005 posts)22. Thank you for that story. Minor wound indeed, arghhh.
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Police Beat, Taser, and Shoot Man 23 Times, Killing Him for Walking Down the Street [View all]
MrScorpio
Dec 2014
OP
None of the eyewitnesses saw it if that happened. None testified as to seeing anything like that.
Ikonoklast
Dec 2014
#52
Because it was originally covered up as another crazy black man trying to kill people.
geomon666
Dec 2014
#5
On a national scale, such local tragedies weren't, aren't, and won't ever be considered "news". . .
Petrushka
Dec 2014
#41
Surely he deserved it. Cops dont just overreact and or act on prejudice and treat anybody that way?
NoJusticeNoPeace
Dec 2014
#26
If we can get a prosecutor to try them all the way to a guilty verdict
aint_no_life_nowhere
Dec 2014
#19
"...stands for American." ?? Hm-m. That sign appears to be from South Africa . . .
Petrushka
Dec 2014
#40
At what time is the shooting on the video? I must be missing it because I see the cops all around
helpmetohelpyou
Dec 2014
#30
Its time to do something about the police. Correction: its way beyond time to do something.
marble falls
Dec 2014
#31
Cops are out of control because the system protects them from wrong-doing.
blkmusclmachine
Dec 2014
#39
I suspect its a combination of training and the type of people they are selecting
cstanleytech
Dec 2014
#49
