Memphis police beat man to death during traffic stop #riptyrenichols

[Dzali OG]

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.

I'll give you more...

We see a breh that was just scared, police see brehs that were scared every night. But they also see brehs who were scared who just raped a baby. Who just carjacked and killed an old woman. Brehs who appeared to be scared and soon as you let your guard down they pull out a .45 and shoot you in the face (real incident).

Intelligent beings diagnose problems from all angles. I used to fear the police...so I went and became a police so I can see how it really works and not just nikka myths. That's how you solve problems.

 

[Matt504]

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.

Anyone arguing with this is out of touch with reality. If these folk got the drop on you, surrender peacefully and ask all the questions you want to once you get to jail. If the counter-argument is, "what if they're trying to kill you", then the answer is that you're fukked either way.

 

[Secure Da Bag]

The body cam cop is white, I believe.

so sambos dancing for massa. throw that white cop under the same jail as those 5 sambos too.

 

[BunchePark]

absolutely disgusting

asking a man you beat senseless to comply and roll over and put his hands behind his back while you're holding him down with all your weight

the one cop who kept turning away from the murder with his camera like he couldn't catch his breath and he was so out of it from the encounter...bullshyt!

talking about he grabbed for a gun and putting together this bullshyt story about how he was the aggressor on camera... basically getting their "story straight"

it was like watching my 8 year old try to tell a lie..... transparent as fukk

 

[FakeNews]

Do we have any background info on the police officers?

 

[hex]

Do you cats never vet what you post?

The woman that Tweeted that is clearly a lunatic conspiracy theorist if you look at the site she's promoting.

C'mon now.

Fred.

 

[Umoja]

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.

You don't understand anything. First of all, hold this neg


When people are afraid for their lives, they will typically do 1 of 2 things. Fight back or run away. Survival instincts kick in.

You're looking at things from the point of view that if he complied with their directions, they would not have fukked him up.

In the moment, I doubt that is how he perceived the situation. When people mean to harm you, you can tell unless you're naive and or obvious.

Looking at the way they responded when he was handcuffed, I'm inclined to agree with his assessment. You don't put that type of beating on someone without having bad intentions.

Rather than question why victims ran away. We should be pointing out the elephant in the room which is that people are rightfully afraid of the police.

This stupid view that we should just "follow orders and everything will be okay" is part of the fukking problem. Little is being done to turn the police force earns people's trust.

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

trash

Delete this dumb shyt.

 

[Starski]

RIP to breh and condolences** to his family…. That shyt looked like a scene right outta “we own this city” … just straight up filth

 

[krackdagawd]

I’ve had the same talks w my son that we have all gotten and gave but deep down we all know if that cop is on some killing shyt there is nothing you can do to prevent it. This time just so happens that 5 of them were on that and fukk those EMTs as well

Edit he had Chrons disease as if his life was difficult enough it has to end in this manner.

 

[Dzali OG]

You don't understand anything. First of all, hold this neg


When people are afraid for their lives, they will typically do 1 of 2 things. Fight back or run away. Survival instincts kick in.

You're looking at things from the point of view that if he complied with their directions, they would not have fukked him up.

In the moment, I doubt that is how he perceived the situation. When people mean to harm you, you can tell unless you're naive and or obvious.

Looking at the way they responded when he was handcuffed, I'm inclined to agree with his assessment. You don't put that type of beating on someone without having bad intentions.

Rather than question why victims ran away. We should be pointing out the elephant in the room which is that people are rightfully afraid of the police.

This stupid view that we should just "follow orders and everything will be okay" is part of the fukking problem. Little is being done to turn the police force earns people's trust.

Let's break down what you wrote...

Firstly, why was he afraid for his life? And this is a sincere question because maybe I don't know but MPD may be killing a couple brehs every night? Why was he afraid for his life.

If he was afraid for his life, who failed to teach him how to deal with police? Did he really think they were going to execute him? Are MPD known for this? Why was he afraid for his life?

When I see people caught lacking by a street gang, I usually see them on mute. Scared frfr.

I've had a police AR to my head and guess what I did....I complied and lived. Maybe because I have military training and know how to follow orders tho which I know the general public doesn't have so I understand. I made it to jail without my shirt being wrinkled.

So where are we failing our children?

 

[O.T.I.S.]

Exactly

Like I said before, she is ultimately responsible

 

[Foxmulder]

Firstly, why was he afraid for his life?

Dude really asked why a young black man surrounded by hostile angry cops was afraid for his life.

 

[Greed]

You don't understand anything. First of all, hold this neg


When people are afraid for their lives, they will typically do 1 of 2 things. Fight back or run away. Survival instincts kick in.

You're looking at things from the point of view that if he complied with their directions, they would not have fukked him up.

In the moment, I doubt that is how he perceived the situation. When people mean to harm you, you can tell unless you're naive and or obvious.

Looking at the way they responded when he was handcuffed, I'm inclined to agree with his assessment. You don't put that type of beating on someone without having bad intentions.

Rather than question why victims ran away. We should be pointing out the elephant in the room which is that people are rightfully afraid of the police.

This stupid view that we should just "follow orders and everything will be okay" is part of the fukking problem. Little is being done to turn the police force earns people's trust.

This

Watching the video, almost all of the continued beating was unnecessary. You can’t kick a man repeatedly right in the face then ask him to put his hands behind his back as a gang of you CONTINUE to attack him. He’s guarding himself to prevent you from doing more damage. That’s just an unreasonable request. He was 100% non-threatening yet they continued to just destroy him using fists, kicks, batons and pepper spray. There was never a hope for him getting out of the situation alive the moment they pulled him over (which according to the officers story, they were “chasing him” high speed and he was swerving into oncoming traffic, but for some reason he came to a stop at the red light with his turn signal on)

Mob mentality leads people to doing/participating in the dumbest shyt they know will ruin their lives and lives of others. Dudes participating in trains with drunk girls, jumping people, robbing stores etc. Cops are the worst with this because they’ve been protected by the badge and it leads them to believe everything they do must be “right”. That’s why no one on the scene told any of those officers to chill even when they could clearly see they took it too far

One of the things that bothers me most is the cops crying because they got a little bit of their own pepper spray in their eyes WHILE dousing the victim in it who was also being beaten to a pulp. It just goes to show how these cops remove the human aspect from the people they apprehend.

 

[Umoja]

Let's break down what you wrote...

Firstly, why was he afraid for his life? And this is a sincere question because maybe I don't know but MPD may be killing a couple brehs every night? Why was he afraid for his life.

If he was afraid for his life, who failed to teach him how to deal with police? Did he really think they were going to execute him? Are MPD known for this? Why was he afraid for his life?

When I see people caught lacking by a street gang, I usually see them on mute. Scared frfr.

I've had a police AR to my head and guess what I did....I complied and lived. Maybe because I have military training and know how to follow orders tho which I know the general public doesn't have so I understand. I made it to jail without my shirt being wrinkled.

So where are we failing our children?

I can't believe you'd have the cheek to ask why he feared for his life after writing this shyt:

What are the circumstances?

Did they catch him raping a two year old and lose it? What (if any) happened that caused this? Quantify "beat him to death" too? Did they stomp him until he had brain damage, or did he have health conditions?

When it comes to needlessly beating a handcuffed man, your mind is open to the possibility that he committed the most heinous of crimes. Some how your mind draws a blank when it comes to the question of why he feared for his life.

He feared for his life because 5 killers approached him with bad intentions.

The question isn't "where are we failing our kids". The question is how your parents managed to raise a tap dancing, bytch made, c00n like you.