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

[Wildin]

A black kid has no business with a toy gun but the last time I went to the range I seen a lil caclet with an assault rifle emptying clips

see my post...its bullshyt. they do that shyt daily, a african american human (child, teen or adult) looks at a gun and it arouses their suspicion. fukk that shyt.

http://www.thecoli.com/posts/11038574/

 

[Wildin]

Ive talked to a few brehs on airgun forums that said police showed up to their crib because they were seen in their garage or in their backyard with guns that look like

Never any major altercations, a few times where cops werent privy to airguns, the capacity and even local regulations. They just doin their job responding to a call of a man with what appears to be serious weaponry.

Ive had brehs say "Thats white people stuff" when ive mentioned going to the range and especially going hunting. Its a apart of the preparation process, get used to shooting and shooting well. Just having a gun in a case aint doin you any good when push comes to shove.

 

[King Poetic]

have you ever had a strap pulled on you

Only strapped he had pulled on him was a strapped dildo...

Half these nikkas are living life through tv and never experienced street life shyt

I don't care if I see 2 14 year old,kids with bb guns and they walking up on me, im putting 3 in the chest if they don't obey my command..

Sorry for the kid, but his mom should have done her job as a parent.

 

[Citi Trends]

Only strapped he had pulled on him was a strapped dildo...

Half these nikkas are living life through tv and never experienced street life shyt

I don't care if I see 2 14 year old,kids with bb guns and they walking up on me, im putting 3 in the chest if they don't obey my command..

Sorry for the kid, but his mom should have done her job as a parent.

literally none of that happened

 

[ORDER_66]

What the hell was the kid doing with a BB gun they do know these cops got itchy trigger fingers?!

 

[newarkhiphop]

What the hell was the kid doing with a BB gun they do know these cops got itchy trigger fingers?!

"cac "

 

[Wildin]

I'm not defending the cop per se, I'm sayin in general. If a nikka pulls a banger on you, what are u gonna do

At least you're not a police officer. The last thing we need is more dumbasses with badges.

yes
dumbass
he was

and @Teedot

This story has parallels to the (im calling him chinese) dude that just shot the guy in NYC because he heard a noise. I mean was he supposed to wait and find out what the noise was? If everytime someone goes "boo!" or you hear a footstep or door knob rattle you start dumping, you prolly shouldnt be a cop.

Even though they look out for their safety as well as public safety cops are trained to de-escalate, meaning not everytime that they see a weapon does it mean that its war.

 

[valet]

I know 12 years in juvie right now for murder. Not a surprise

 

[I'm Billy FUCO!!]

and @Teedot

This story has parallels to the (im calling him chinese) dude that just shot the guy in NYC because he heard a noise. I mean was he supposed to wait and find out what the noise was? If everytime someone goes "boo!" or you hear a footstep or door knob rattle you start dumping, you prolly shouldnt be a cop.

Even though they look out for their safety as well as public safety cops are trained to de-escalate, meaning not everytime that they see a weapon does it mean that its war.

You're really comparing "I heard a noise, it was dark and I couldn't see anything" to "I saw him clearly in daylight, told him to put his hands up, and then he reached into his waist and pulled out something that looked like a gun"?

And in this case, the 'something' that he pulled out wasn't his wallet, or some drugs he was trying to get rid of, or some other shyt that doesn't resemble a gun.....but rather something that ACTUALLY looked like a real gun......

There's a HUGE difference between waiting to see if a strange noise in the dark is actually someone who's about to shoot you.....and waiting to see if somebody in front of you in broad daylight, who reached in his waist and pulled out something that looks like a gun, is actually someone who's about to shoot you

 

[Ronnie Lott]

and @Teedot

This story has parallels to the (im calling him chinese) dude that just shot the guy in NYC because he heard a noise. I mean was he supposed to wait and find out what the noise was? If everytime someone goes "boo!" or you hear a footstep or door knob rattle you start dumping, you prolly shouldnt be a cop.

Even though they look out for their safety as well as public safety cops are trained to de-escalate, meaning not everytime that they see a weapon does it mean that its war.

This story and the other story with the cop getting startled are completely different and are horrible comparisons, try again fam

 

[Wildin]

You're really comparing "I heard a noise, it was dark and I couldn't see anything" to "I saw him clearly in daylight, told him to put his hands up, and then he reached into his waist and pulled out something that looked like a gun"?

And in this case, the 'something' that he pulled out wasn't his wallet, or some drugs he was trying to get rid of, or some other shyt that doesn't resemble a gun.....but rather something that ACTUALLY looked like a real gun......

There's a HUGE difference between waiting to see if a strange noise in the dark is actually someone who's about to shoot you.....and waiting to see if somebody in front of you in broad daylight, who reached in his waist and pulled out something that looks like a gun, is actually someone who's about to shoot you

This story and the other story with the cop getting startled are completely different and are horrible comparisons, try again fam

im not basing it on the content or context of each situation but the knee jerk reaction that the officers had. which in both cases were to shoot.

i understand that a cop always has to be on their toes but they also have to be able to analyze and analyze quickly. if a cop were entering a house on a domestic disturbance call to find nobody apparently present and while they cleared a room they heard a muffled noise from behind the door and squeezed six shots through the door only to find the wife and kids tied up and duct taped, they fukked up.

likewise if a person hops into their car to grab their wallet or reaches in their pocket to grab their wallet they are trained to analyze situations more quickly and with more detail than the average joe therefore to make a silly judgement and say "i thought he was going for a gun" doesnt always fly (which is why that excuse is so ludicrous and stereotypical) ...for them to release the footage to a bunch of armchair cops and detective/investigators 9 times out of 10 they are going to say "I woulda shot too" and then you get into quarrels well he was black of course he shot, or he was an elderly white man who could do no harm to anyone and people are going to be biased.

we cant blame the fact or hide it that we do have a lot of untrained people behind badges and guns and when they get spooked- or fear for their lives (which comes easy for some, and not for others) they react. Ive worked in situations where the severity of danger varied but because i have a much more level head than others, i am able and was able to resolve crisis when others would have fled or sought outside assistance. Ive been praised for it and condemned for it because if something does or would have gone wrong its like "why didnt you get help, why didnt you get out of there?" That depends on the person who is doing the evaluation which is why a lot of people on here wouldnt have shot in both situations and some would have.

its the same for eye witnesses..they may say "the suspect was wearing blue jeans and a white shirt" the cops dont go tackling everyone in blue jeans and a white shirt, they analyze break down things and obtain as much detail efficiently before they approach which is generally casually unless a suspect arouses suspicion.

 

[Ronnie Lott]

im not basing it on the content or context of each situation but the knee jerk reaction that the officers had. which in both cases were to shoot.

i understand that a cop always has to be on their toes but they also have to be able to analyze and analyze quickly. if a cop were entering a house on a domestic disturbance call to find nobody apparently present and while they cleared a room they heard a muffled noise from behind the door and squeezed six shots through the door only to find the wife and kids tied up and duct taped, they fukked up.

likewise if a person hops into their car to grab their wallet or reaches in their pocket to grab their wallet they are trained to analyze situations more quickly and with more detail than the average joe therefore to make a silly judgement and say "i thought he was going for a gun" doesnt always fly (which is why that excuse is so ludicrous and stereotypical) ...for them to release the footage to a bunch of armchair cops and detective/investigators 9 times out of 10 they are going to say "I woulda shot too" and then you get into quarrels well he was black of course he shot, or he was an elderly white man who could do no harm to anyone and people are going to be biased.

we cant blame the fact or hide it that we do have a lot of untrained people behind badges and guns and when they get spooked- or fear for their lives (which comes easy for some, and not for others) they react. Ive worked in situations where the severity of danger varied but because i have a much more level head than others, i am able and was able to resolve crisis when others would have fled or sought outside assistance. Ive been praised for it and condemned for it because if something does or would have gone wrong its like "why didnt you get help, why didnt you get out of there?" That depends on the person who is doing the evaluation which is why a lot of people on here wouldnt have shot in both situations and some would have.

its the same for eye witnesses..they may say "the suspect was wearing blue jeans and a white shirt" the cops dont go tackling everyone in blue jeans and a white shirt, they analyze break down things and obtain as much detail efficiently before they approach which is generally casually unless a suspect arouses suspicion.

 

[ORDER_66]

who a CAC???

 

[omnifax]

I'm curious who called the police? If it was a recreation center I'm assuming there were some adults present who could have vouched for the kid and said that it was a toy weapon. This I think is the overall problem and some other posters mentioned it, any time a black person is accused of doing something criminal the response by law enforcement is swift and extreme, no questions asked. We are rarely given the benefit of doubt and its displayed in every single one of these stories that pops up.

 

[NotaPAWG]

Update title. He died