A Cop Killed A White Teen And The #AllLivesMatter Crowd Said Nothing
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Allivematter is obviously nonsense and a joke but posters in here could have at least said RIP or something
Did you forget what forum you're on?
Cabbage Patch
The Media scene in V is for Vendetta is the clue
CAC can't come up with a response so drops the I'm rational you're not deuce.
OG my ass. Just another CAC troll.
Cabbage Patch
The Media scene in V is for Vendetta is the clue
They already do. Rape of women no one gives a damn about is as old as the hills, and a couple stories have already made it to the coli.
Cac post.
Shucks, it's bad and should get media attention. RIP to the breh.
nikka what didnt make sense to your ignorant ass?
Keep_It_Hip_Hop_Fam
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South Carolina officer shoots unarmed white teen - CNN.com
South Carolina officer shoots unarmed white teen during pot bust
By Jareen Imam, CNN
Updated 2358 GMT (0658 HKT) August 6, 2015
Teen shot, killed by police 01:38
Story highlights
Nineteen-year-old Zachary Hammond was on a date July 26 when he was fatally shot twice by a police officer while at the back parking lot of a Hardee's fast food restaurant in Seneca, a city 40 miles from Greenville, near the North Carolina border, according to Eric Bland, the attorney representing the teen's family.
The Seneca Police Department said the officer was conducting a drug investigation and shot Hammond in self-defense.
"He was a uniformed officer, he was in a marked vehicle, was out of his vehicle on foot approaching the suspect vehicle -- weapon drawn given it was a narcotics type violation," Seneca Police Chief John Covington said to CNN affiliate WHNS.
A small amount of marijuana was found in the front passenger's compartment in Hammond's car.
"He was a 19-year-old, 121-pound kid killed basically for a joint," Bland said.
Tori Morton, who was on the date with Hammond, was arrested on charges of simple possession of marijuana. It was an amount, Bland said, that did not warrant such excessive police force.
"This is about the use of overreaching deadly force in situations where it is not required," Bland said.
Covington said the officer was attempting to arrest Hammond when the teen accelerated the car and drove toward the officer, prompting the officer to shoot in self-defense.
The Oconee County Coroner's Office performed an autopsy on Tuesday and confirmed that Hammond was shot twice and had wounds consistent with a .45 caliber handgun that was used by the Seneca Police. Hammond suffered one gunshot wound to the collar bone-shoulder region and one wound to the chest, which was fatal, according to the report. The autopsy ruled that Hammond's death was a homicide.
The report did not state if Hammond's gunshot wounds were consistent with his vehicle moving at the time of the shooting.
Bland said Hammond's wounds indicate the vehicle was not moving, and the teen was shot on the rear of his shoulder and on the side of his chest. The Hammond family commissioned an independent autopsy, which found the teen's gunshot wounds indicated he was shot from behind and at close range.
Covington told WHNS the officer involved in the shooting, who has worked at the Seneca Police Department for more than five years, is on administrative leave. The police department is not releasing the name of the officer, citing safety concerns.
"We will not be releasing the officer's name that was involved in the shooting and consider him a victim of attempted murder as we have previously stated several times," Covington said in a statement Friday.
Hammond's death has not generated the same national outcry as the deaths of Michael Brown, Eric Garner and others. Black Lives Matter, an activist community that is working to end what it says is the systematic targeting of black people by police, has been sharing Hammond's story on social media as another example of police brutality while also asking why Hammond's death has not prompted outrage by other groups.
South Carolina officer shoots unarmed white teen during pot bust
By Jareen Imam, CNN
Updated 2358 GMT (0658 HKT) August 6, 2015
Teen shot, killed by police 01:38
Story highlights
- A South Carolina teen is dead after an officer shot him in a parking lot
- Seneca Police say the officer fired in self-defense
- The family conducted a private autopsy that says the teen was shot in the back
Nineteen-year-old Zachary Hammond was on a date July 26 when he was fatally shot twice by a police officer while at the back parking lot of a Hardee's fast food restaurant in Seneca, a city 40 miles from Greenville, near the North Carolina border, according to Eric Bland, the attorney representing the teen's family.
The Seneca Police Department said the officer was conducting a drug investigation and shot Hammond in self-defense.
"He was a uniformed officer, he was in a marked vehicle, was out of his vehicle on foot approaching the suspect vehicle -- weapon drawn given it was a narcotics type violation," Seneca Police Chief John Covington said to CNN affiliate WHNS.
A small amount of marijuana was found in the front passenger's compartment in Hammond's car.
"He was a 19-year-old, 121-pound kid killed basically for a joint," Bland said.
Tori Morton, who was on the date with Hammond, was arrested on charges of simple possession of marijuana. It was an amount, Bland said, that did not warrant such excessive police force.
"This is about the use of overreaching deadly force in situations where it is not required," Bland said.
Covington said the officer was attempting to arrest Hammond when the teen accelerated the car and drove toward the officer, prompting the officer to shoot in self-defense.
The Oconee County Coroner's Office performed an autopsy on Tuesday and confirmed that Hammond was shot twice and had wounds consistent with a .45 caliber handgun that was used by the Seneca Police. Hammond suffered one gunshot wound to the collar bone-shoulder region and one wound to the chest, which was fatal, according to the report. The autopsy ruled that Hammond's death was a homicide.
The report did not state if Hammond's gunshot wounds were consistent with his vehicle moving at the time of the shooting.
Bland said Hammond's wounds indicate the vehicle was not moving, and the teen was shot on the rear of his shoulder and on the side of his chest. The Hammond family commissioned an independent autopsy, which found the teen's gunshot wounds indicated he was shot from behind and at close range.
Covington told WHNS the officer involved in the shooting, who has worked at the Seneca Police Department for more than five years, is on administrative leave. The police department is not releasing the name of the officer, citing safety concerns.
"We will not be releasing the officer's name that was involved in the shooting and consider him a victim of attempted murder as we have previously stated several times," Covington said in a statement Friday.
Hammond's death has not generated the same national outcry as the deaths of Michael Brown, Eric Garner and others. Black Lives Matter, an activist community that is working to end what it says is the systematic targeting of black people by police, has been sharing Hammond's story on social media as another example of police brutality while also asking why Hammond's death has not prompted outrage by other groups.
Concerning VIolence
Decolonizer
All these mad cacs and c00ns in her 
It'll only take white kids getting shot for cacs to have second thoughts about the police, so it's whatever.
None of these cac deaths will amount to the order of Black death.
It'll only take white kids getting shot for cacs to have second thoughts about the police, so it's whatever.
None of these cac deaths will amount to the order of Black death.
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ManBearPig
half man half bearpig
Rip
Yapdatfool
Superstar
#Facts
And of course RIP.
All these mad cacs and c00ns in her
It'll only take white kids getting shot for cacs to have second thoughts about the police, so it's whatever.
None of these cac deaths will amount to the order of Black death.
White kids have been shot by cops before this, and they have done nothing.
Concerning VIolence
Decolonizer
Not any numbers extensive or significant enough,
And I bet these cases are rightfully resolved at the end of the day, either that or the parents rile up.
Cabbage Patch
The Media scene in V is for Vendetta is the clue
fukk Zachary Hammond's family and they lawyer. The only people trying to blow up news about their son's death are people of color, and they pull the following quotes out of their ass condemning people of color!
An ‘unarmed’ white teen was shot dead by police. His family asks: Where is the outrage?
what the fukk do they want?
oh HELL no.
But wait, the only person who brings up this point
Gets greeted by a heaping helping of anti-black comments.
Again -- what do they want???
An ‘unarmed’ white teen was shot dead by police. His family asks: Where is the outrage?
what the fukk do they want?
oh HELL no.
But wait, the only person who brings up this point
Gets greeted by a heaping helping of anti-black comments.
Again -- what do they want???
it sounds like he's going more at the media and other white ppl than he is going at black ppl.
Basically saying the media is bullshyt and only wants to stir up controversy with the black vs white shyt but when another crime that is just as justified(in regards to does it deserve attention and exposure) they get silent on it.