St. Louis Police Kills Teen During “Pedestrian Check”..
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The stupidity of white people. They wage a racial war on black people when we are the least of their problems. The Mexicans are the ones turning them to minorities. They think we drain most of the welfare but they refuse to give us jobs. It's harder for blacks to start businesses, ect. They complain about black issues when they are basis of said issues.
Not blaming all issues on white people though but a majority can be alleviated if they just stop being so fukking dense.
Not blaming all issues on white people though but a majority can be alleviated if they just stop being so fukking dense.
What the fukk is a pedestrian check?
The man the officer was chasing jumped from some bushes and struggled with the officer, Adkins said.
Jumped from some bushes? This can not be life.The statement sounds like that shyt they said on the Wire, when Prez blinded that kid.
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http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/off-duty-st-louis-cop-kills-man-sparking-protest/ar-BB8fYZs
Off-duty St. Louis cop kills man, sparking protest
Associated Press
1 hr ago
© AP Photo/St. Louis Post-Dispatch, David Carson Crowds confront police near the scene in in south St. Louis where a man was fatally shot by an off-duty St. Louis police officer on Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2014.
ST. LOUIS (AP) — An off-duty St. Louis police officer shot and killed an 18-year-old black man who had fired at him, authorities said Thursday, hours after people took to the streets to protest the killing, which some likened to the August police killing of an unarmed black man in nearby Ferguson.
St. Louis Police Chief Col. Sam Dotson said the 32-year-old officer, whom he didn't identify, was patrolling the historic Shaw neighborhood in uniform for a private security company at around 7:30 p.m. Wednesday when he saw three males and one of them ran off before stopping.
When the officer did a U-turn, all three ran, so the officer gave chase, first in his car and then by foot. During the chase, he got into an altercation with the one he eventually killed, Dotson said at an early-morning news conference.
Dotson said the 18-year-old man, whom he didn't identify, opened fired on the officer, who returned fire and killed the man. Ballistic evidence shows that the teen fired three shots and tried to fire again but his gun jammed, he said, noting that the gun was recovered.
The officer, a six-year veteran of the St. Louis police force, fired off 17 rounds. Dotson said he didn't know how many of those bullets struck the suspect, or why the officer, who wasn't hurt, fired that many shots.
"An investigation will decide if the officer's behavior was appropriate," he said at police headquarters.
People who described themselves as relatives of the man killed Wednesday told The St. Louis Post Dispatch that he was not armed.
Hours after the shooting, a crowd gathered at the scene near the Missouri Botanical Garden. Some shouted "Hands up, don't shoot" in reference to the fatal shooting in August of an unarmed black man, Michael Brown, by a white police officer in nearby Ferguson.
That shooting has led to weeks of sometimes violent unrest in the St. Louis suburb. The officer, Darren Wilson, has not been charged in the shooting.
Dotson said some in the crowd Wednesday night shouted obscenities at officers and damaged police cars, but that the officers "showed great restraint."
He added: "Any police officer use of force certainly will draw attention."
No demonstrators were arrested and by 1 a.m. Thursday the crowd had largely dispersed.
© AP Photo/St. Louis Post-Dispatch, David Carson A crowd gathers Wednesday near the scene in south St. Louis where a man was fatally shot by an off-duty St. Louis police officer on Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2014.
the AP's spin on it.
Time will tell if dis shyt is facts or nah
Don't eem really matter tho , facts or not its still open season on Black men in AmeriKKKa
Off-duty St. Louis cop kills man, sparking protest
Associated Press
1 hr ago
© AP Photo/St. Louis Post-Dispatch, David Carson Crowds confront police near the scene in in south St. Louis where a man was fatally shot by an off-duty St. Louis police officer on Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2014.
ST. LOUIS (AP) — An off-duty St. Louis police officer shot and killed an 18-year-old black man who had fired at him, authorities said Thursday, hours after people took to the streets to protest the killing, which some likened to the August police killing of an unarmed black man in nearby Ferguson.
St. Louis Police Chief Col. Sam Dotson said the 32-year-old officer, whom he didn't identify, was patrolling the historic Shaw neighborhood in uniform for a private security company at around 7:30 p.m. Wednesday when he saw three males and one of them ran off before stopping.
When the officer did a U-turn, all three ran, so the officer gave chase, first in his car and then by foot. During the chase, he got into an altercation with the one he eventually killed, Dotson said at an early-morning news conference.
Dotson said the 18-year-old man, whom he didn't identify, opened fired on the officer, who returned fire and killed the man. Ballistic evidence shows that the teen fired three shots and tried to fire again but his gun jammed, he said, noting that the gun was recovered.
The officer, a six-year veteran of the St. Louis police force, fired off 17 rounds. Dotson said he didn't know how many of those bullets struck the suspect, or why the officer, who wasn't hurt, fired that many shots.
"An investigation will decide if the officer's behavior was appropriate," he said at police headquarters.
People who described themselves as relatives of the man killed Wednesday told The St. Louis Post Dispatch that he was not armed.
Hours after the shooting, a crowd gathered at the scene near the Missouri Botanical Garden. Some shouted "Hands up, don't shoot" in reference to the fatal shooting in August of an unarmed black man, Michael Brown, by a white police officer in nearby Ferguson.
That shooting has led to weeks of sometimes violent unrest in the St. Louis suburb. The officer, Darren Wilson, has not been charged in the shooting.
Dotson said some in the crowd Wednesday night shouted obscenities at officers and damaged police cars, but that the officers "showed great restraint."
He added: "Any police officer use of force certainly will draw attention."
No demonstrators were arrested and by 1 a.m. Thursday the crowd had largely dispersed.
© AP Photo/St. Louis Post-Dispatch, David Carson A crowd gathers Wednesday near the scene in south St. Louis where a man was fatally shot by an off-duty St. Louis police officer on Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2014.
the AP's spin on it.Time will tell if dis shyt is facts or nah
Don't eem really matter tho , facts or not its still open season on Black men in AmeriKKKa
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The Breh
Or like on True Detective, when they had their supposed "shootout" with Reggie Ledoux
Moving this to the Race Track would really minimize the severity of this situation and the racial climate overall in this hellhole of a country.
quit with that conspiracy theory shyt. the only conspiracy here is the cops planting a weapon on an innocent young man. the government doesn't need some distraction reason to kill unarmed black men. this is just another case of white supremacy put in our faces and some of us will still be in denial about it while the ones who aren't get labeled militants.
The cops do nothing but lie. fukk those government funded thugs and their endless fables.
And white people don't give a fukk about unarmed black people getting killed. So it's not going to distract them at all.
You should know better than to not believe their bullshyt stories.
The Coli been sold out.
They will let this stay because its too hot but any other thing dealing with Blacks will be move out of visibility.