Memphis police beat man to death during traffic stop #riptyrenichols

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Every city has their own “Scorpion” unit
In secret

Yes, every city have these gang units.

But that area of Memphis hasn't gotten that bad where it need a gang unit.

Trust me there are plenty of areas in Memphis that could've used these crash dummies cops. But I thought they would’ve came with that same energy in those areas. :sas2:
 

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Fam we get you pointing out the obvious. The fact they couldn’t cuff him first with guns and tasers drawn they knew what they was doing. We’ve seen Geroge floyd comply and how did that turn out. Did you feel MPD did their job?
There's 4 levels of resistance:

1. Passive (no aggression)
2. Passive with aggression
3. Aggressive with violence
4. Deadly force

I would say the law says Tyre committed #2. He didn't fight, but he didn't give up his hands and then he fled. And when caught still didn't give up his hands.

The climate has changed so I'm unsure but at one time the majority of the liability would have been on him, like 80/20. And those officers would have received minimum punishment. But again times are changing and iono.

I feel MPD did too much.
 

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Why did the paramedics not give a fukk? I don't understand anything that happened in that video. When they cuffed him shouldn't they place him in the car and take him to the police station? 20 minutes keeps passing in each video and more officers come and beat on him, even when he has been handcuffed.
that part bothered me as well

it's like they cops made sure no one helped him until most of them were already on the way out of the scene, went from like 10+ uniforms to just a couple emt's peeling this man off the pavement
 

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There's 4 levels of resistance:

1. Passive (no aggression)
2. Passive with aggression
3. Aggressive with violence
4. Deadly force

I would say the law says Tyre committed #2. He didn't fight, but he didn't give up his hands and then he fled. And when caught still didn't give up his hands.

The climate has changed so I'm unsure but at one time the majority of the liability would have been on him, like 80/20. And those officers would have received minimum punishment. But again times are changing and iono.

I feel MPD did too much.
That’s all we needed to hear.
 

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I honestly blame dumb ass snuff sites like World Star and Flyheight for this lack of understanding of how frightening the shyt was. Just imagine if the body cam or overhead street camera was a person. Can't talk, can't speak, but listens...watches....and feels.

You have a man minding his own business and heading home only to be greeted by flashing lights, five officers yelling and screaming all over the place, and nowhere to go. There are a few folks out there and cars passing by...but they can't do much but look and go away. No help for this man as this guy gets punched, kicked, choked, thrown all over the streets, and it's a 5-man weave. Each hit feels harder than the other one. Each kick feels stronger than the other kick. You are traumatized of such physical reactions at hand, you start to become belligerent. You have flashbacks of a good time being young, your mother giving you a afternoon snack, listening to Chicken Head by Project Pat and laughing with the homies. Doing kick pushes and ollies at malls and areas where folks just enjoying themselves.

Reality comes back, and your face is bleeding uncontrollably, your ribs are softened like they were sitting in an oven overnight, chest caved in to the point it makes it hard to breathe, you keep slipping out and in of consciousness. As if God trying to take the sting away from the torture of man. You feel comfortable because you know it's over. The hits are stopped, the gloating is heard from a distance, and you realize that it's over. You can finally rest....but eternally.


Meanwhile, you have folks talking about some "oh this is not as bad as the George Floyd video". As if a man's entire weight crushing your breathing canal while you are facing a hard asphalt suffering from claustrophobia, panic attacks, and suffocation is any better.


Sigh Let me get out of this fukking thread...this is why I hate threads like this and seeing the news...when you get into that "mode" of realizing that the world is fukked up especially if you are black...it shortens the joy in your heart that will help you to push on...so you can be a light for other black people that see the world as fukked up without no light to shine through the darkness.
Damn.

You cutting onions with this post. Eloquently put.
 

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Crazy.

I find it perplexing that we live in a world where people are so naive that they will question someone's decision to run after seeing footage of them getting beat to death whilst in handcuffs.

Clearly their actions vindicate the fear he felt. There's no reason to trust that they wouldn't have harmed him when they showed a clear love for violence and the inability to show restraint.
I partially understand since as a youth I ran from police too. And you know what we expected when caught? To get the unholy sheit beat out of us once caught.

There is no running from police now!!! Run where? For what? Do people think they're just going to "ol alright...let him go he's scared". Do you think there's another agency that's going come mediate for you?

No we're going have to face that issue head up.
 

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Once you drop your idealism you'll understand people are people. Are the same questions asked in hood shootings?
bingo

people use identity for a sense of belonging.
and people seem to want to feel like they are better than the next man (while also believing they are being victimized by other groups).

if youre a cop youre going out there everyday dealing with the worst of the worst...
...your identity is a police officer.
No matter what race you are...youre a cop first because thats the group you are with everyday and thats how people identify you.

add to the fact that humans naturally profile.

there really isnt any way to 100% stop these cases because humans are humans.
 

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I watched the full video and the way those bytches were talking amongst themselves after they beat that brother was like they just got done hooping! :scust:
Exactly how I’d describe it.:snoop: One of them nikkas pointed to the other cop and said “This the GOAT bruh.”:why:
 
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