Police Beat

Sad that cops are always put in this position

www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/watch-bodycam-captures-fatal-los-angeles-deputy-involved-shooting/vi-AAMOYDN?ocid=msedgntp

Man is suicidal, in vehicle and armed with a knife (Hispanic male)

Family calls 911, cops show up, man exists the vehicle 'Put down the knife', repeatedly said by the officers, then fast forward about 15 minutes and man is dead.

I think had family members stayed inside the house, as Police told them to do, it may of been a different outcome in that often people get more bold when they have an audience.

Had family stayed inside, like Police told them to, the man may not of been so eager to die by the hands of strangers, but with family there in yard, I think that made things worse, cause now suicidal guy has a audience and can go out 'in glory'.

Cause that's what they wanted to begin with.

But also, you'd think they'd have a better way to disarm people with knives by now, power nets, tranqualizer darts, even high powered water cannons, I don't know, you'd just think there'd be a better way to disarm someone with a knife by now other than just to shoot them.

WA State Trooper signs off for the last time after telling the Gov of that state to '_ off'

www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/a-trooper-defying-his-state-s-vaccine-mandate-uses-his-final-dispatch-to-tell-off-the-governor/ar-AAPFQ4I?ocid=msedgntp

Kind of sad to see career people having to resign rather than allow for foreign substance to be put into their body's to whom everyone has a different body chemistry and vaccine injury is on the rise.

This Biden administration is sick, they are literally drunk on power, bunch of sicko dictators, voters will remember this come November.

Brooklyn's Finest



This movie is sad, tragic, and so realistic on so many levels.

It belongs in this section.

I'm watching it now.

A quiet performance by Richard Gere and a brief appearance by Wesley Snipes and other 'A' actors.

I can't believe I'm just now seeing this whole movie, I caught the end of it a few years ago but until tonight never saw most of it.

Not really sure what the moral of this movie is.

Just seems a lot of well intentioned people don't make it, and seems a retired officer finally finds his 'soul', at the end of the movie.

It's like 3 or 4 distinct different plots are going on at once, and then at the end they all converge.

Jan 28th wasn't to good to this man who was shot down by officers as he lunged at them with box cutters

www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/officers-shoot-kill-man-walking-on-interstate/vi-AATfn1i?ocid=msedgntp

After about 20 shots, lead officer finally yelled 'Cease fire!'.

They knew the guy cause were using his first name, 'B' adult male with mental issues I guess.

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I think officers, in that situation, should be more athletic, like football players are, and just charge and taunt him, tire them out, or just run and tackle the dude, again, like football players do.

Oh well, another man gunned down, I doubt society will miss him at all.

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When someone gunned down like that though, whether by the police or just by some other domestic violent situation, I sometimes try to imagine their day of birth, a new born baby, and ask myself what went wrong from that day till their last?

Until black folks stop sympathizing more with criminals instead of sympathizing for cops, the blood shed will continue in 'their' community.

What do white folks or Hispanics care?

They just sit back and wait for all the males to 'off' themselves, so that they can then move in and take over the community, raise housing prices ect, like what happened in Los Angelos.

In Los Angeles all those 60's and 90's bloods and crips, where are they today?
Gone, passed on homeless or aging in prison, way to go fellas, that street corner was really worth losing your life over and abandoning your hobbits and wife, at the time, over.

Now Hispanics and Mexicans have taken over that whole area.