Black Guy secretly records encounter with police

[No1]

I have met 5 decent cops in my entire life. 1 was one of my friend's father and he was a sergeant. Two are friends of mine that I came up with. 1 is some dude that used to be on the corner and used to look at the other cops with disapproval, but then again, never did shyt to stop them...he was always after the fact or when they weren't around. Then there was one of my friend's brother was a cop, who was of course killed by other cops as he showed up on the scene in plain clothes.

 

[TheReal_Broke_88m3_13]

disgusting ,these pigs should be fired

black female privilege @PartyHeart

 

[SouthernBelle]

I didn't watch the whole thing, but the first couple minutes were pretty disgusting.

 

[TheReal_Broke_88m3_13]

I've always wanted to be a cop. I even majored in political science, so I could have better idea of how to get over on other minorities.

 

[SouthernBelle]

fukk pigs



The only positive is these pieces of shyt are now being filmed.

The only thing is sometimes you have to be careful filming cops. Some states require two party consent to record (which I don't think is fair).

 

[LordTaskForce]

The only thing is sometimes you have to be careful filming cops. Some states require two party consent to record (which I don't think is fair).

only if you are just recording sound. not video

edit: they can tell you not to record though

 

[SouthernBelle]

only if you are just recording sound. not video

edit: they can tell you not to record though

Yeah, actually on a show I just watched (it was fiction but based on the law), the guy got off for recording a video of a cop because the microphone didn't pick up the voices.

Some cops get pissed when they find out and try to make you delete it or try to confiscate your phone/recording device.

 

[No1]

You're making a joke out of my friend's brother getting killed by his fellow cops when we were 10 years old. Really guy..

A Providence patrolman, Cornell Young, Jr., 29, he was off duty at all-night diner in Providence, waiting for a sandwich, and a fight broke out, spilled into the parking lot. He apparently watched this. At some point, a gun was drawn. The manager of the restaurant called 911.

At some point, Patrolman Young, who was in plain clothes, pulled his service weapon and moved to the door, announced in the diner that he was with the police and moved out through the door.

Meanwhile, the two Providence police officers were responding to the 911 call and arrived at the scene, saw a man, not Officer Young, but the initial man waving the gun in the parking lot, ordered him to put the gun down, and with their -- within a matter of seconds here, apparently, thought that Officer Young was a suspect involved in the altercation, and shot him -- the two responding police officers fired six shot, three of them struck Officer Young. And he was -- he died shortly thereafter.

Officer Young is a black man -- was a black man, the son of the highest-ranking black officer in the Providence Police Department, Major Cornell Young. And the two officers who responded to the call that night are white.

You can miss me with all that

 

[TheReal_Broke_88m3_13]

my bad breh. My condolences breh. I barely skimmed over what you wrote

 

[LordTaskForce]

Yeah, actually on a show I just watched (it was fiction but based on the law), the guy got off for recording a video of a cop because the microphone didn't pick up the voices.

Some cops get pissed when they find out and try to make you delete it or try to confiscate your phone/recording device.

Its really a shame that it has to even come to this.

A little off topic but people in general are weird if you are recording videos of them. If you ever start recording one of your homeboys for no reason he'll hit you with the "come on breh, what are you doing? Stop that"

 

[SouthernBelle]

Its really a shame that it has to even come to this.

A little off topic but people in general are weird if you are recording videos of them. If you ever start recording one of your homeboys for no reason he'll hit you with the "come on breh, what are you doing? Stop that"

I actually do that to my boyfriend all the time . He tries to turn off the camera every time.

 

[Momentum]

Is 3 out yet?

Tariq dropped a couple of trailers for it, it isn't out yet though.

 

[LordTaskForce]

I actually do that to my boyfriend all the time . He tries to turn off the camera every time.

Nah i think you're just sharing that man

 

[mrken12]

yeah don't get me wrong there are a large number of decent cops but the leadership is often fukked up and the bad/so so cops are the ones who often seem to be bumped up to leadership positions (mainly because they are spineless suck asses)

Being a "good cop" is the equivalent of being the tallest midget.

 

[SouthernBelle]

I got stopped by the police 4 times last year, not one ticket or arrest . Twice I was jogging at 5 am (like I always do, on the same route), and the other 2 times I was just driving. Everytime they stop me, they're always extra demonstrative right off the bat and they're always coming up and asking the same dumb-ass question; "What are you doing out here so late?"



bytch I have on headphones, sweatpants, and I'm sweating my ass off; What the fukk do you think I'm doing outchea? .

The only difference from these pigs in the video and the ones here down south are the uniforms; fukk 'em all at this point


Ol' boy was answering too many questions. If the pigs can't give you the courtesy of talking to you like a man and give you a legit reason for fukking with you, just look at him/her dead in the eye and don't answer shyt

A sociologist just recently gave a talk entitled "Black People Don’t Run in My Neighborhood." He argued that (some) black men fear jogging/running outside because they may be racially profiled.