Cop shoots dead a tased, restrained, 100lb teen: "we don't have time for this"

[TECSHARE]

 http://boingboing.net/2014/01/06/ncsummaryexecution.html

[Wilikon]

http://boingboing.net/2014/01/06/ncsummaryexecution.html

[MrTeal]

http://boingboing.net/2014/01/06/ncsummaryexecution.html

Not exactly a new story.

I never heard what happened there, is the voluntary manslaughter trial still ongoing?

[Wilikon]

http://boingboing.net/2014/01/06/ncsummaryexecution.html

Not exactly a new story.

I never heard what happened there, is the voluntary manslaughter trial still ongoing?

You never heard of it because it was not worth the covering by the media.

[MrTeal]

http://boingboing.net/2014/01/06/ncsummaryexecution.html

Not exactly a new story.

I never heard what happened there, is the voluntary manslaughter trial still ongoing?

You never heard of it because it was not worth the covering by the media.

Are you saying the trial is over and it wasn't reported? I remember this being in the news quite a bit early last year.

[Wilikon]

http://boingboing.net/2014/01/06/ncsummaryexecution.html

Not exactly a new story.

I never heard what happened there, is the voluntary manslaughter trial still ongoing?

You never heard of it because it was not worth the covering by the media.

Are you saying the trial is over and it wasn't reported? I remember this being in the news quite a bit early last year.

Your question, what ever happened to this case? tells me the media believe this is not worth the effort/$$ to cover it anymore.

This story does not bring much web clicks, selling newspapers anymore. It does not mean that information is hidden, but you have to make the effort to use google/bing/duck to find out about it yourself.

I thought my little image was a hint to why I believe it was not a priority. Maybe you are not an American and have never seen or heard of the rev. al sharpton or eric holder.

Some news about cop killings are more worth it than others. If 0bama does not talk about it, it is not news. It is that simple.

[pungopete468]

With 2 police witnesses and 2 civilian witnesses a Grand Jury Indictment should be the policy, not administrative leave...

4 witnesses including 2 professional police officers were in the room to watch a murderous execution by a police officer. If this is truly the situation, and the facts are as claimed; it stands to reason that a community which can't even muster an appropriate reaction against this type of event doesn't deserve to exist...

If this story is true, it makes the people of that community seem as if they were Chickens born in a Purdue factory.

[koshgel]

Article is a bit editorialized and appealing to emotions (why does it matter if his birthday was last month?) but if the information presented is how it went down; that is pretty fucked up. There has been a string of situations lately where law enforcement will shoot dead people with mental disorders because they don't understand what is going on. There needs to be additional training to recognize and deal with those who have episodes such as this.

[Wilikon]

Article is a bit editorialized and appealing to emotions (why does it matter if his birthday was last month?) but if the information presented is how it went down; that is pretty fucked up. There has been a string of situations lately where law enforcement will shoot dead people with mental disorders because they don't understand what is going on. There needs to be additional training to recognize and deal with those who have episodes such as this.

There has been a string of situations lately where law enforcement will shoot dead people with mental disorders because they don't understand what is going on

[Inotanewbie]

Article is a bit editorialized and appealing to emotions (why does it matter if his birthday was last month?) but if the information presented is how it went down; that is pretty fucked up. There has been a string of situations lately where law enforcement will shoot dead people with mental disorders because they don't understand what is going on. There needs to be additional training to recognize and deal with those who have episodes such as this.

There has been a string of situations lately where law enforcement will shoot dead people with mental disorders because they don't understand what is going on

Well the reason why people with mental disorders are committed to a hospital is because they are either a danger to themselves or to others. Any time the police need to take someone to a hospital for these reasons they are in somewhat danger as the person could try something irrational to the police

[blablahblah]

Well the reason why people with mental disorders are committed to a hospital is because they are either a danger to themselves or to others. Any time the police need to take someone to a hospital for these reasons they are in somewhat danger as the person could try something irrational to the police

Maybe the cops need to be locked up in a mental hospital? They are obviously a danger to themselves and others.

[MrTeal]

With 2 police witnesses and 2 civilian witnesses a Grand Jury Indictment should be the policy, not administrative leave...

4 witnesses including 2 professional police officers were in the room to watch a murderous execution by a police officer. If this is truly the situation, and the facts are as claimed; it stands to reason that a community which can't even muster an appropriate reaction against this type of event doesn't deserve to exist...

If this story is true, it makes the people of that community seem as if they were Chickens born in a Purdue factory.

He was indicted by a grand jury.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/02/04/justice/north-carolina-slain-teen/

There hasn't been much in the news since the summer when there was some crazy stuff where the lawyer for the cop said that the mother of the victim threatened the cop's wife, which was later proven to be false.

[BADecker]

Police should be held to the same standards as other people in murder cases, except for one thing. Police should be executed on the spot once it has been found that they murdered someone without cause.

 

[TECSHARE]

With 2 police witnesses and 2 civilian witnesses a Grand Jury Indictment should be the policy, not administrative leave...

4 witnesses including 2 professional police officers were in the room to watch a murderous execution by a police officer. If this is truly the situation, and the facts are as claimed; it stands to reason that a community which can't even muster an appropriate reaction against this type of event doesn't deserve to exist...

If this story is true, it makes the people of that community seem as if they were Chickens born in a Purdue factory.

He was indicted by a grand jury.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/02/04/justice/north-carolina-slain-teen/

There hasn't been much in the news since the summer when there was some crazy stuff where the lawyer for the cop said that the mother of the victim threatened the cop's wife, which was later proven to be false.

He was convicted of manslaughter. What a joke.

[WEB slicer]

i hate this country

[BADecker]

i hate this country

If it is the U.S. you hate, why? Because of freedom?

It is the freedom of this country that allows government to attempt to pull the wool over the eyes of the people. It is the freedom of this country that allows the people to be deceived by government... if they want... or NOT if they don't want.

Built into the backbone of the United States - the Constitution - are three little strengths that maintain freedom for the people, individually, against government if they so desire. These are: 1) the right to be a man/woman rather than a contract/agreement; 2) the right to contract into and out of government, as well as entirely without government; 3) the right to trial by jury, which includes facing your accuser and making him/her/it prove that you are the one being accused, that there was harm or damage done, and that you are the one who did it.

When the cop shoots your son or daughter dead, was it the police officer position that did it? That is, was it the contract between the man and the police department that he works for that did it? Or was it the man behind the uniform and badge that pulled the trigger. Make a claim for the return of your property against the man and against his bond. If he won't (can't) give you your property back, require payment in the maximum form that the State will allow.

We the people have allowed ourselves to fall into such a state of legal stupidity, that it won't be easy climbing back out. If we don't start to educate ourselves now, we just might lose the ability to protect ourselves altogether.

If you need a shot of hope in your "arm," start here http://1215.org/lawnotes/lawnotes/lectures/introduction/index.html by listening to these 3 audios. Then go through everything that is here http://1215.org/lawnotes/lawnotes/foundation.htm. Then peruse the whole http://1215.org/ website.

After you go through the three audios in the first link of the previous paragraph, and before you go through everything in the second link, listen to the 10 Youtube videos shown here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOkAHRzuiOA&list=PLHrkQxgz0mg6kUBciD-HIvTXByqjcIZ-D for the kind of practical application of the things that are listed at http://1215.org/ that make it all work.

If you still don't think that there is anything that you can do about your pathetic situation, listen to and then download this audio http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-127469/TS-932424.mp3 to see that people are starting to wake up. These are real people... people who have a gripe against government. And they are using the info at the above links to turn government around for themselves.

Start! Do it!

[WEB slicer]

If it is the U.S. you hate, why? Because of freedom?

do you honestly believe freedom still exists in the US?

i don't.

it's more like the illusion of freedom.

[koshgel]

If it is the U.S. you hate, why? Because of freedom?

do you honestly believe freedom still exists in the US?

i don't.

it's more like the illusion of freedom.

It does if you're white and have money   

[WEB slicer]

HA - well said.

having money isn't enough to have freedom though, you need control and influence too.

the only ones who are truly free in this country is the bankers who control the federal reserve.

[koshgel]

HA - well said.

having money isn't enough to have freedom though, you need control and influence too.

the only ones who are truly free in this country is the bankers who control the federal reserve.

Those bankers are untouchable. Lose billions and they get even more money cause they are "too big too fail" - Whatever that means.

But even the ultra-rich like Bill Gates can have laws literally changed for their own convenience

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porsche_959#.22Gates_959.22
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Show_and_Display

The Porsche 959 was not street legal in the US but Gates along with his army of lawyers was able to change this law single-handedly so he would be able to drive it

I guess you could say Gates has a bit of control and influence though