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Examining the Prevalence of Deaths from Police Use of Force

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Agreed... Is it more than 0?

 

You find a way to make perfect people let me know.

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Exactly. That's been my biggest gripe with this debate nationwide and what people ignore. Unjustifiable killings. Yes, 1 is too many.

 

Of course 1 is too many. But we have much bigger problems in this country that people ignore.

Of course 1 is too many. But we have much bigger problems in this country that people ignore.

 

 

Like illegal lemonade stands.

Agreed... Is it more than 0?

Look, I get what you're saying. But it will always be more than 0. Cops are human and humans screw up and do bad stuff.

Here's a perfect example of some communities being so doubtful of what the police say.

 

As Bird Brain mentioned earlier there was a shooting this week in Northside where a guy answered the door with a gun when the police were doing a search. He was shot. The police said the officer who shot the victim is black (and a rookie).

 

Some are marching tonight and more than a few do not believe the report that the officer was black.

After fatal shooting, a peaceful protest

Here's a perfect example of some communities being so doubtful of what the police say.

 

As Bird Brain mentioned earlier there was a shooting this week in Northside where a guy answered the door with a gun when the police were doing a search. He was shot. The police said the officer who shot the victim is black (and a rookie).

 

Some are marching tonight and more than a few do not believe the report that the officer was black.

After fatal shooting, a peaceful protest

 

So if they were sure that the policeman was black, they wouldn't be protesting?

So if they were sure that the policeman was black, they wouldn't be protesting?

 

Sadly, probably not. Ruins the agenda.

Here's a perfect example of some communities being so doubtful of what the police say.

 

As Bird Brain mentioned earlier there was a shooting this week in Northside where a guy answered the door with a gun when the police were doing a search. He was shot. The police said the officer who shot the victim is black (and a rookie).

 

Some are marching tonight and more than a few do not believe the report that the officer was black.

After fatal shooting, a peaceful protest

 

So if they were sure that the policeman was black, they wouldn't be protesting?

 

Sadly, probably not. Ruins the agenda.

 

Hopefully someone has a video.

Here's a perfect example of some communities being so doubtful of what the police say.

 

As Bird Brain mentioned earlier there was a shooting this week in Northside where a guy answered the door with a gun when the police were doing a search. He was shot. The police said the officer who shot the victim is black (and a rookie).

 

Some are marching tonight and more than a few do not believe the report that the officer was black.

After fatal shooting, a peaceful protest

 

The race of the cop is irrelevant.

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