Cleveland Officer KILLS 12 Year Old Black Boy Armed With BB Gun *UPDATE 3* SHOOTING VIDEO RELEASED!!

[Frida Giezman]

Where was the outrage when that Latino kid got popped with the fake AK. Most yall clowns were like he shouldn't of had the gun in the 1st place. This shyt aint about race, yall nikkuhs are making it tho. Someone resurrect that threead and look at the toonev difference

 

[I'm Billy FUCO!!]

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/oct-...boy-carrying-fake-ak-47-assault-rifle.158317/

thread definitely has a different tone but there's still a significant amount of posters calling out the bullshyt.

Well, damn.....

That thread didn't even hit 100 replies.....

 

[marcuz]

Well, damn.....

That thread didn't even hit 100 replies.....

well, it's up to hispanics/latinos to defend those issues, why do we have to continously cape for every other group?

 

[H.I.M.]

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/oct-...boy-carrying-fake-ak-47-assault-rifle.158317/

thread definitely has a different tone but there's still a significant amount of posters calling out the bullshyt.

The responses in that thread..

 

[CurrencyChase]

Straight up assassination. They didn't know the camera was there though.

 

[Claudex]

And where did you get this idea that one of the dangerous situations that cops are 'supposed' to put themselves in, is allowing a suspect to get the jump on them and pull out a gun/aim it at them? Especially one who was seen aiming it at random passing persons earlier?

Is that something in law? Is that something that you can prove is usually taught to cops in the U.S.? Or is that just your opinion?

And I don't know where you're getting that 'baby' scenario from, because it's not even close to the same thing as a 12-year-old. A 12-year-old can still intentionally and unlawfully shoot you with the quickness if he wanted....again, especially one who was seen earlier pointing a (fake) gun at random persons.....

The dangerous situation they're supposed to be putting themselves in, is approaching such a person in the first place, and trying to stop/detain them. THAT'S their job. Their job isn't to unnecessarily put their lives at risk beyond that....otherwise, they wouldn't have guns to use as part of their duty.....

And the other cop shooting isn't proof of anything. No need for him to shoot when the suspect is already down by the other officer. Also, not every cop is gonna have the exact same reaction time in a 'justifiable shooting' situation, anyway. Also.....the cop that shot the kid, was in the other cop's way inside the car, since he was between that cop and the kid while exiting the car.....so it's not like the other cop had the option to safely shoot the kid right then and there. Also.....it looks like the other cop might have been the driver (not 100% sure on this), meaning he had to take a second or two to make sure the car was in park before exiting.....another delay that would've caused him to not shoot as quickly......

I never said that they had to allow the suspect to have the jump on them, that wasn't my point at all. Instead I was alluding to the fact that the way they came and shot the kid – execution style with only enough time to confuse the victim most likely – was something out of a cop movie. They literally rolled in the scene like they were gonna do a drug bust breh! On some "Gotcha!" shyt. How they expected not to shoot after that is beyond me, the whole approach was preemptively threatening, and not calculated at all.

Can a twelve year old shoot someone? Obviously they can! But does that mean that we gotta go SWAT on them? Or can a cop attempt to CALMLY talk a kid out of doing something stupid?
Unless you're saying that I watch too many movies and cops can't attempt to calm dangerous individuals down, in which case there's a hundred videos on youtube of cops trying to reason with (white) people with actual REAL guns. All while putting their lives at risk in the process (how funny is that).

I'm gonna be honest with you man, I don't know how LE is trained in this country, but from what I've seen with other cases they could've approached this situation much better. And lastly, as for your very last paragraph, I agree with you and stand corrected: the other cop really didn't have the time to react as fast, and it's sad that if he did he probably would've shot the kid too.

 

[Claudex]

Where was the outrage when that Latino kid got popped with the fake AK. Most yall clowns were like he shouldn't of had the gun in the 1st place. This shyt aint about race, yall nikkuhs are making it tho. Someone resurrect that threead and look at the toonev difference

I'm just seeing that thread now, and here I thought this was a unique situation. Turns out cops popping minorities with fake guns without even giving them the chance to explain themselves is an actual thing.


The fukkery breh, oh the fukkery.

 

[You Win Perfect]

I never said that they had to allow the suspect to have the jump on them, that wasn't my point at all. Instead I was alluding to the fact that the way they came and shot the kid – execution style with only enough time to confuse the victim most likely – was something out of a cop movie. They literally rolled in the scene like they were gonna do a drug bust breh! On some "Gotcha!" shyt. How they expected not to shoot after that is beyond me, the whole approach was preemptively threatening, and not calculated at all.

Can a twelve year old shoot someone? Obviously they can! But does that mean that we gotta go SWAT on them? Or can a cop attempt to CALMLY talk a kid out of doing something stupid?
Unless you're saying that I watch too many movies and cops can't attempt to calm dangerous individuals down, in which case there's a hundred videos on youtube of cops trying to reason with (white) people with actual REAL guns. All while putting their lives at risk in the process (how funny is that).

I'm gonna be honest with you man, I don't know how LE is trained in this country, but from what I've seen with other cases they could've approached this situation much better. And lastly, as for your very last paragraph, I agree with you and stand corrected: the other cop really didn't have the time to react as fast, and it's sad that if he did he probably would've shot the kid too.

they don't get trained . they go thru some crash course on law enforcement then get put on patrol.

 

[Claudex]

they don't get trained . they go thru some crash course on law enforcement then get put on patrol.

I hate that I know that, and that yet somehow these cops still see a way to be reasonable with all these white dudes going into restaurants (filled with families) with guns. That's what gets me.

 

[loyola llothta]

Where was the outrage when that Latino kid got popped with the fake AK. Most yall clowns were like he shouldn't of had the gun in the 1st place. This shyt aint about race, yall nikkuhs are making it tho. Someone resurrect that threead and look at the toonev difference

Stop p*ssy footing and name the posters.

 

[Grams]

 

[smitty22]

Double my bad

 

[Hypris]

"The kid shouldn't have...."

"The mother shouldn't have..."

No, there's absolutely no excuse for killing that kid. It's disgusting reading through some of these comments. fukk out of here with the victim blaming.

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

Where was the outrage when that Latino kid got popped with the fake AK. Most yall clowns were like he shouldn't of had the gun in the 1st place. This shyt aint about race, yall nikkuhs are making it tho. Someone resurrect that threead and look at the toonev difference

Motherfukkers were on that CAC reasoning HARD in that thread.

However, black people being slaughtered by cops is almost epidemic now so you can't blame us for making a bigger deal out of this situation.

 

[notPsychosiz]