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

[loyola llothta]

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Cleveland police officers involved in the shooting of Tamir Rice handcuffed and detained the boy's 14-year-old sister to maintain control of a "chaotic" shooting scene, according to the president of the police union.

"She was wild and out of control," Cleveland Police Patrolmen's Association president Steve Loomis said. "She is understandably upset, but we have to take control of that scene."

The response comes after the nearly 30 minutes of video first obtained by Northeast Ohio Media Group showed the aftermath of the Nov. 22 shooting outside Cudell Recreation Center.

The new video shows the boy's sister rush toward her wounded brother. She is intercepted by Loehmann's partner Frank Garmback. The girl is knocked to the ground, handcuffed and placed in the back of the police car that stood less than 10 feet from her brother who lay shot.

She remained handcuffed in the back seat for at least 30 minutes, as officers stood around Tamir waiting for paramedics to arrive.

Loomis said in hindsight the officers' actions might seem "insensitive" to some, Garmback and Loehmann had no way of knowing the girl was Tamir's sister, and that they were trying to preserve evidence.

"It was a very chaotic scene, as they all are," Loomis said. "We want there to be a transparent and fair investigation, and part of that includes maintaining the integrity of the shooting scene."

The video also showed officers stood around the boy as he lay shot on the ground. About four minutes passes before a man in plain clothes — a medically-trained FBI agent who was nearby — shows up and renders aid.

Attorneys for the Rice family lambasted the department and the officers for not immediately trying to quell the boy's bleeding.

"No one thinks that it's appropriate to try to save him," Akron-based attorney Walter Madison said. "The first person who does is not affiliated with the Cleveland police department.

"This is the level of service that makes people very upset and distrustful of law enforcement."

The claim is also part of a federal lawsuit filed on behalf of Tamir's estate.

Loomis said officers are not "professional medical caregivers" and are only given about four hours of basic first aid training at the police academy.

"We could seriously hurt you if we do something wrong," Loomis said.

The Cleveland police department's public information officers did not respond to a Friday morning request for comment on the department's medical training.

The Northeast Ohio Media Group filed a public records request for the department's general police orders on administering aid. City officials have not responded.

Source:
http://www.cleveland.com/metro/index...l#incart_river

 

[loyola llothta]

TC ‏@tchopstl 2m2 minutes ago
5 cops are standing around #TamirRice's body w/o offering medical assistance & his sister's handcuffed in the car next to his prone body.

 

[Kuro]

said the sister was "wild and out of control".. not overcome with emotion or very upset or deeply concerned about her little brother... "wild and out of control"...

 

[Knicksman20]

said the sister was "wild and out of control".. not overcome with emotion or very upset or deeply concerned about her little brother... "wild and out of control"...

Was gonna say the same thing. The spin job in motion

 

[loyola llothta]

Cleveland Official Resigns, Citing Tamir Rice Killing, Says He Is ‘No Longer Proud’ To Work For City

The City of Cleveland’s fiscal manager for the Public Safety Department has just issued his resignation, citing his inability to work for a city that refuses to prosecute Officer Timothy Loehmann. Loehmann fatally shot 12-year-old Tamir Rice on November 22nd of last year.

Tamir had been “armed” only with a toy BB-gun, and had never aimed it at the officer who virtually shot him on sight, in spite of the 911 caller stating repeatedly that Rice was a juvenile and that the “gun” was likely a toy.

In a resignation letter obtained by the Northeast Ohio Media Group, dated December 17th, former fiscal manager Shawn Gidley explained that he once believed that his job “was making the City of Cleveland a better place to live.”

Read the full text of the letter below:

https://s3.amazonaws.com/s3.documentcloud.org/documents/1392408/gidley.pdf

Gidley explains that the shooting of Tamir Rice, and the refusal of the City of Cleveland to prosecute him, as well as “years of mismanagement, poor leadership and improper training in the Public Safety Department” led to his disillusionment with the city administration and have “ended with a child paying the ultimate price.”

The shooting death of Tamir Rice remains under investigation. All of this comes on the heels of a Department of Justice report that identified the Cleveland Police Department as thoroughly corrupt, and marked by the routine use of excessive force.

“The Department of Public Safety and the City of Cleveland is no longer an employer for which I am proud to work,” Gidley said in parting. “It does not provide the leadership that the residents of Cleveland deserve.”


(Article by Reagan Ali; h/t and document via Leila Atassi, Northeast Ohio Media Group)

 

[newarkhiphop]

this shyt hurt my heart brehs

 

[rapbeats]

Cleveland Official Resigns, Citing Tamir Rice Killing, Says He Is ‘No Longer Proud’ To Work For City

Ay those reading this article. amke sure to click on this PDF link to the guys actual letter. Yes in the article it tells you you can click on that pdf. But it attempts to summarize his words. Here's the problem with that article. Its not really summarizing what he said correctly. They are using darn near just the same amt of words he used in his letter to so call summarize. But notice the article makes it sound like the guy quit because he had enough. and that was that. But they left out the specifics on purpose. watch how the media even when reporting truth i on that BS. They didnt want you to know the guy gave you specific reasons why he quit. Those reasons broken down like he did in his very short letter made it plain why that cleveland has a systemic problem.

https://s3.amazonaws.com/s3.documentcloud.org/documents/1392408/gidley.pdf
^^^READ IT

 

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[loyola llothta]

Judge Rules Cleveland Must Rehire Cop Who Helped Fire 137 Rounds At Two Unarmed African Americans

A!Cleveland, Ohio judge has just upheld a startling decision that mandates the city rehire a police sergeant who was fired after a controversial and deadly 2012 police chase.

The police sergeant was fired, while two other supervisors were demoted. A total of nine other cops were disciplined for their involvement in the massive chase-turned-shootout that saw thirteen Cleveland officers fire 137 bullets at the suspects.
One of the cops involved!fired so many rounds, that he actually reloaded his weapon at least once and continued firing at the unarmed occupants of the vehicle.

Sgt. Michael Donegan was fired because, in the words of City Safety Director Martin Flask, “the gravity of your failure to execute your responsibilities as a sergeant of police for the city of Cleveland.”

But now!a Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court Judge Joseph Russo has upheld an!arbitrator’s decision that the trigger-happy!police sergeant needs to be back on the job.

In addition to the rehiring of!Donegan, he has mandated that the city give the Sergeant back pay since his termination, and reinstate two police supervisors who had been!demoted due to!violating department protocol in the shooting deaths of the unarmed African American occupants of the vehicle in 2012:!Timothy Russell and Malissa Williams.
The city has already paid out a significant sum to the estates of these two victims of police violence, but in spite of this tacit admission of guilt,

Source:
http://countercurrentnews.com/2015/0...can-americans/

 

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[loyola llothta]

dailykos.com

BREAKING: Find out why 166 days after Tamir Rice's death, officers haven't been interviewed by investigators, and why there will likely not be charges against Officer Timothy Loehmann

Just yesterday, nearly six months after police shot and killed Tamir Rice, the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office announced that the agency was nearing the end of its investigation and that there ...

Just yesterday, nearly six months after police shot and killed Tamir Rice, the Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Office announced that the agency was nearing the end of its investigation and that there were a few more people to interview.

Among those yet to be interviewed are Cleveland Police officers Timothy Loehmann, who fired the fatal shot that killed Tamir, and his partner, Frank Garmback, who drove the car right up to Tamir this Nov. 22. How in the world, one wonders, could these officers have months and months and months to formulate their stories before speaking to investigators?

It’s because of Garrity Rights. Heard of them? Most people haven’t. Follow below the fold for an explanation.

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[MVike28]

What a horrific demonic country this is.

 

[Blackking]

a people without arms is the definition of a slave.


ijs for those of you who haven't caught on yet.

 

[Pdiddy]

A fukking normal kid..a child How can those crackers sleep at night

 

[ManBearPig]

A fukking normal kid..a child How can those crackers sleep at night

Waving a BB gun towards random people is a no-no