Racist Accountability Dump Thread: When Racism Goes Wrong
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Grizzly
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I found a whole Twitter thread of racist cacs getting their ass whooped. I'm gonna see if I can find it and backup all the videos.
Wait for it.....
Hawg (ho ass white girl) thought that she had a victory. But evidently, she did not.
Hawg (ho ass white girl) thought that she had a victory. But evidently, she did not.
Wait for it.....
Hawg (ho ass white girl) thought that she had a victory. But evidently, she did not.
DAAAAMMMMNNNNN!!!!!!! Sippin bubbly feeling LOVELY. Better than porn!
That snippet is so symbolic of so many things with themDAAAAMMMMNNNNN!!!!!!! Sippin bubbly feeling LOVELY. Better than porn!
https://www.thecoli.com/threads/angela-rye-calls-white-woman-a-bytch-on-cnn.830813/
Lol- if Angela Rye’s expressions were a gif:
Lol- if Angela Rye’s expressions were a gif:
Chicago cop accused of attempted murder in off-duty shooting
Sat, 6 February 2021, 10:23 pm
CHICAGO (AP) — A Chicago police officer faces attempted murder and other charges in an off-duty shooting in which he allegedly confronted a couple while intoxicated.
Joseph Cabrera, 38, is accused of shooting at a 22-year-old man, who was not injured, and of lying about what happened by claiming that "he had been attacked and knocked to the ground” before he opened fire, court records show. Because of Cabrera’s “false statement,” the 22-year-old man was “treated as an offender” and placed into custody, prosecutors said. The man was later released without charges.
Cabrera, an eight-year veteran of the Chicago Police Department, initially was charged last month with aggravated discharge of a weapon and disorderly conduct for the Oct. 13 shooting. Court records show he was indicted this past week on additional charges, including attempted murder, false reporting of an offense and obstruction of justice, the Chicago Sun-Times reported.
The Associated Press left a telephone message Saturday for Cabrera's attorney, Will Fahy, seeking comment.
Prosecutors said the victim and his 21-year-old girlfriend were sitting in a car when Cabrera pulled up behind them and approached, asking the couple if they needed an ambulance. The couple, confused by his comment, replied that they were fine, but later drove away because they felt uncomfortable with Cabrera still sitting in his vehicle parked behind them, according to prosecutors.
When the couple later returned to the same area, Cabrera also came back, got out of his car and started yelling at them to leave, prosecutors said.
The 22-year-old man got out of his car to confront Cabrera, who grabbed him by the neck and punched him in the head before pulling his pistol and firing it once toward the man, prosecutors said. The 22-year-old was not hit.
He and his girlfriend ran to her nearby home while Cabrera called 911, prosecutors said.
In recordings released by the Civilian Office of Police Accountability, Cabrera can be heard telling a 911 dispatcher, “He knocked me to the ground. He was attacking me and I fired a round."
But a witness who was walking a dog refuted Cabrera’s account, prosecutors said.
Cabrera was taken to a hospital when he complained of chest pains and was found to have a blood-alcohol content of 0.104 — more than twice the legal limit for driving, prosecutors said.
A Chicago police spokesman says Cabrera has been assigned to desk duty while awaiting trial.
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This whole thread
It’s NOTHING compared to the +400 years of systemic injustice, abuse, murder, racism and targeting by White people - but seeing racist cacs face consequences.. I’m 1,000,000% with it.
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Shannon Sharpe murked unsuspecting Karen Jr. with her Becky babble into an etherous void - Black Twitter blacked out on the dumb bytch and reacts by calling her next of kin to identify the body - white people gonna learn about respecting our spaces and being disrespectful with the intrusion. Donations being accepted to help this white chick collect what’s left of her soul
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Grizzly
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Found it. Whole thread of cacs getting that work
Oklahoma officer charged in Black man's fatal shooting
SEAN MURPHY
Thu, February 25, 2021, 11:03 PM·3 min read
FILE - In this Aug. 10, 2016, file photo, Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater talks to the media in Oklahoma City. Prater has filed a first-degree manslaughter charge against a white Oklahoma City police officer accused of fatally shooting a fleeing Black man three times in the back. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki, File)
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A white Oklahoma City police officer accused of fatally shooting a fleeing Black man armed with a knife three times in the back was charged Thursday with first-degree manslaughter.
Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater filed the charge against Sgt. Clifford Holman in the death of 60-year-old Bennie Edward. If convicted, the seven-year veteran of the police force could face up to life in prison.
Holman, 36, responded to a call on Dec. 11 about a Black man who was harassing customers at a business in north Oklahoma City, according to an affidavit by homicide Detective Bryn Carter. When he arrived at the scene, Holman encountered Edwards, who was holding a knife and refusing officers' commands to drop it, the affidavit states.
After using a Taser and pepper spray on Edwards to little effect, Holman “fired three shots unnecessarily at Mr. Edwards as he was running away striking him in his upper middle back causing his death," Carter wrote.
The shooting sparked days of protests and demonstrations by Black Lives Matter groups and other activists.
“There are always many things to consider when determining whether or not an officer’s use of deadly force is lawfully justified or not," Prater said in a statement. “Any loss of human life is tragic, and I take these decisions very seriously.”
Holman's attorney, Kyle Sweet, said in a statement that he is convinced Holman “acted lawfully, and we are proud to represent him as we fight these charges in a court of law."
John George, the head of the local Fraternal Order of Police branch, said Holman followed his training and took steps to protect another officer when de-escalation tactics proved ineffective.
“In this situation, when faced with a disturbed individual armed with a deadly weapon, our officers used multiple methods of de-escalation and less-lethal options to try to avoid the use of deadly force," the police union president said in a statement. “When those efforts were ineffective, the officers were put in peril when they were charged by the armed person. We maintain that Sgt. Holman upheld his duty and followed the law."
The charging documents filed Thursday include the alternative lesser charge of second-degree manslaughter, which carries a punishment of between two and four years in prison.
Prater, Oklahoma County's top prosecutor, has previously filed criminal charges against police officers accused in fatal shootings.
In 2013, Del City police Capt. Randy Harrison was sentenced to four years in prison after being convicted of second-degree manslaughter for shooting an unarmed teenager in the back as he ran away following a scuffle.
In 2019, another Oklahoma City police sergeant, Keith Sweeney, was sentenced to 10 years in prison after a jury convicted him of second-degree murder in the shooting death of an unarmed, suicidal man.
And last year, Prater charged Chance Avery, a corporal with The Village Police Department, with first-degree manslaughter for fatally shooting a man wielding a baseball bat. A preliminary hearing in that case is set for next month.
SEAN MURPHY
Thu, February 25, 2021, 11:03 PM·3 min read
FILE - In this Aug. 10, 2016, file photo, Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater talks to the media in Oklahoma City. Prater has filed a first-degree manslaughter charge against a white Oklahoma City police officer accused of fatally shooting a fleeing Black man three times in the back. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki, File)
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A white Oklahoma City police officer accused of fatally shooting a fleeing Black man armed with a knife three times in the back was charged Thursday with first-degree manslaughter.
Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater filed the charge against Sgt. Clifford Holman in the death of 60-year-old Bennie Edward. If convicted, the seven-year veteran of the police force could face up to life in prison.
Holman, 36, responded to a call on Dec. 11 about a Black man who was harassing customers at a business in north Oklahoma City, according to an affidavit by homicide Detective Bryn Carter. When he arrived at the scene, Holman encountered Edwards, who was holding a knife and refusing officers' commands to drop it, the affidavit states.
After using a Taser and pepper spray on Edwards to little effect, Holman “fired three shots unnecessarily at Mr. Edwards as he was running away striking him in his upper middle back causing his death," Carter wrote.
The shooting sparked days of protests and demonstrations by Black Lives Matter groups and other activists.
“There are always many things to consider when determining whether or not an officer’s use of deadly force is lawfully justified or not," Prater said in a statement. “Any loss of human life is tragic, and I take these decisions very seriously.”
Holman's attorney, Kyle Sweet, said in a statement that he is convinced Holman “acted lawfully, and we are proud to represent him as we fight these charges in a court of law."
John George, the head of the local Fraternal Order of Police branch, said Holman followed his training and took steps to protect another officer when de-escalation tactics proved ineffective.
“In this situation, when faced with a disturbed individual armed with a deadly weapon, our officers used multiple methods of de-escalation and less-lethal options to try to avoid the use of deadly force," the police union president said in a statement. “When those efforts were ineffective, the officers were put in peril when they were charged by the armed person. We maintain that Sgt. Holman upheld his duty and followed the law."
The charging documents filed Thursday include the alternative lesser charge of second-degree manslaughter, which carries a punishment of between two and four years in prison.
Prater, Oklahoma County's top prosecutor, has previously filed criminal charges against police officers accused in fatal shootings.
In 2013, Del City police Capt. Randy Harrison was sentenced to four years in prison after being convicted of second-degree manslaughter for shooting an unarmed teenager in the back as he ran away following a scuffle.
In 2019, another Oklahoma City police sergeant, Keith Sweeney, was sentenced to 10 years in prison after a jury convicted him of second-degree murder in the shooting death of an unarmed, suicidal man.
And last year, Prater charged Chance Avery, a corporal with The Village Police Department, with first-degree manslaughter for fatally shooting a man wielding a baseball bat. A preliminary hearing in that case is set for next month.
What would Jeremy Lin say?? White boy was threatening a black man with death - where’s the Asians when you need them- this story below needs a news conference. Racistvirus affects us since the 1400s for over 600 years but 1 yr of being uncomfortable due to a contagion merits a whole executive order and media pleas