Probably just showing more evidence for the conspiracy theorists to say that the police planted on him.
No bro, you're not getting it. Those are the rules the community hopes they follow. It's different than the rules these rogue cops have concocted for themselves internally. Trust me, this type of policing is very familiar to me.
Edit: double post. Why does this keep happening to me today? Quick reply never finishes posting, then shows up posted later.
wow you see it now there are questions that need to be answered. But like you have said he is a felon with a gun.
It's just so weird that he left the car but took the gun with him. Any halfway rational person would have left it in the vehicle and would have come out with their hands up. He was high though, so dumb things can happen.
Well he's got a history of resisting arrest and at one point he even shot at cops in Texas according to one report and she probably also realized that he was about to do time for the gun and the blunt so I would think she was worried about him drawing down on them. I dunno, if she said the "don't do it" earlier, I would have thought it was about not breaking her car windows but when she said it he was out of the car already.
she said he had tgi or tri something that's what I would to know is it a device of some sort or a delivery device for meds.
I was wondering about that should there have been officers better suited to handle this type of person on the scene just wondering.
...one of the major problems with local and state police forces (especially in urban areas) is that they have become, for all intents and purposes, a catch-all community service dumping ground. Whenever there's a problem, the only place to turn to or call is the police sometimes...and too many are unfortunately trained to think that each encounter is potentially life-threatening or criminally motivated...police dispatchers often don't give much in the way of an accurate accounting (based largely on frantic, desperate and frightened callers)... ...one of the many by-products of not promoting the general welfare of the populace in favor of creating a dangerously unbalanced capital/labor economy...
You know, I've heard a lot of slang terms for "getting high" or "being high" but I've never heard "reading a book" when meaning "smoking a blunt" or "he has a TBI, he just took his medicine" to mean "He has been smoking weed, he's really high right now".
http://abc11.com/news/man-shot-by-charlotte-police-was-sold-stolen-gun-authorities-say/1527591/ It was just a gun shaped book that was sold to him... I hate the dailymail, but they had a good break down of the story too. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...iolent-threatened-kill-her.html#ixzz4LSo4eFGP So there were riots, destruction and death over a justified shooting. The riots started over a myth that I'm sure many of these people are accepting as fact even after evidence is presented to the contrary. It's like the people who believe Obama is still a foreign Muslim. At what point do these movements of outrage ever start to look at the facts and reality of what is going on? A lot of wasted outward outrage directed at the cops and white people that ignores what is truly wrong in these communities.
It was never about whether or not the cops were justified in shooting the man.... just like it was never really about whether Obama was a foreign Muslim. It is a flip side of the same coin, it was about a group of people feeling justified and angry about something/someone they don't like and lashing out.
I once had a client that went to trial that referred to smoking weed as medicating (medical mar1juana being legal in California). He did so while testifying, no less.
