Cleveland Policeman found not guilty on all charges related to 2 deaths
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I was watching it on TV and the judge took an hour to announce his verdict. He went into great detail on why he was making his verdict.
Very riveting stuff
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I listened to it on the radio here on the island. Very comprehensive. Cross your fingers East Cleveland.
WSS
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I listened to it on the radio here on the island. Very comprehensive. Cross your fingers East Cleveland.
WSS
I listened to it on the radio here on the island. Very comprehensive. Cross your fingers East Cleveland.
WSS
There's not much left in East Cleveland for anything bad to happen
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Didn't take long for the political vultures to swoop in.
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I had never even heard of this case until today. Moral of the story, pull over immediately and don't give cops the idea that you may be a danger to the general public or to the police.
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However the Justice Department will be investigating into civil rights violations.
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Jawanza be chillin out with Rev Al.
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So the Cleveland cops fired 137 shots at two unarmed suspects?
Ja.brill Peppers - Cleveland Brown OldBrownsFan, on 02 Jun 2017 - 5:09PM said: "No you are not the work of the devil but you are deceived by the devil." Who's got it better than us? Nooooobody! -
Didn't take long for the political vultures to swoop in.
Didn't take long for the political vultures to swoop in.
It never does
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So the Cleveland cops fired 137 shots at two unarmed suspects?
Who were fleeing through residential areas in excess of 100 mph. That is the key thing.
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So the Cleveland cops fired 137 shots at two unarmed suspects?
Who were fleeing through residential areas in excess of 100 mph. That is the key thing.
Who were fleeing through residential areas in excess of 100 mph. That is the key thing.
I read something that said the cop in question stood on the hood and fired like 15 more shots into the windshield.... Shit.
I understand the use of deadly force to prevent anyone else from getting hurt, but 137 shots seems excessive and inefficient.
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Who were fleeing through residential areas in excess of 100 mph. That is the key thing.
I read something that said the cop in question stood on the hood and fired like 15 more shots into the windshield.... Shit.
I understand the use of deadly force to prevent anyone else from getting hurt, but 137 shots seems excessive and inefficient.
I read something that said the cop in question stood on the hood and fired like 15 more shots into the windshield.... Shit.
I understand the use of deadly force to prevent anyone else from getting hurt, but 137 shots seems excessive and inefficient.
Poorly trained and in a panic for sure.
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case makes no sense to me. Supposedly their car backfired and that's why the chase started because the cops thought they shot out of their car or something? Still haven't heard why these two got in the chase to begin with when they had no drugs on em, no warrants and weren't armed. I don't understand. I also don't understand why the police who had the car surrounded at the end didn't stand off. What prompted the barrage of bullets at the end? Just because of the chase? That's not legal. Plenty of chases end with the perps being pulled out of the car.
In any case, good on Cleveland for not going apeshit.
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case makes no sense to me. Supposedly their car backfired and that's why the chase started because the cops thought they shot out of their car or something? Still haven't heard why these two got in the chase to begin with when they had no drugs on em, no warrants and weren't armed. I don't understand. I also don't understand why the police who had the car surrounded at the end didn't stand off. What prompted the barrage of bullets at the end? Just because of the chase? That's not legal. Plenty of chases end with the perps being pulled out of the car.
In any case, good on Cleveland for not going apeshit.
In any case, good on Cleveland for not going apeshit.
We owe Lebron
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case makes no sense to me. Supposedly their car backfired and that's why the chase started because the cops thought they shot out of their car or something? Still haven't heard why these two got in the chase to begin with when they had no drugs on em, no warrants and weren't armed. I don't understand. I also don't understand why the police who had the car surrounded at the end didn't stand off. What prompted the barrage of bullets at the end? Just because of the chase? That's not legal. Plenty of chases end with the perps being pulled out of the car.
In any case, good on Cleveland for not going apeshit.
case makes no sense to me. Supposedly their car backfired and that's why the chase started because the cops thought they shot out of their car or something? Still haven't heard why these two got in the chase to begin with when they had no drugs on em, no warrants and weren't armed. I don't understand. I also don't understand why the police who had the car surrounded at the end didn't stand off. What prompted the barrage of bullets at the end? Just because of the chase? That's not legal. Plenty of chases end with the perps being pulled out of the car.
In any case, good on Cleveland for not going apeshit.
They were on parole from previous offenses. They likely panicked and chose to turn it into a high speed chase.
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case makes no sense to me. Supposedly their car backfired and that's why the chase started because the cops thought they shot out of their car or something? Still haven't heard why these two got in the chase to begin with when they had no drugs on em, no warrants and weren't armed. I don't understand. I also don't understand why the police who had the car surrounded at the end didn't stand off. What prompted the barrage of bullets at the end? Just because of the chase? That's not legal. Plenty of chases end with the perps being pulled out of the car.
In any case, good on Cleveland for not going apeshit.
They were on parole from previous offenses. They likely panicked and chose to turn it into a high speed chase.
They were on parole from previous offenses. They likely panicked and chose to turn it into a high speed chase.
so where they somewhere they shouldn't have been per their parole regulations?
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They were on parole from previous offenses. They likely panicked and chose to turn it into a high speed chase.
so where they somewhere they shouldn't have been per their parole regulations?
so where they somewhere they shouldn't have been per their parole regulations?
No clue. Felons with long criminal histories have a demonstrated lack of good decision making. They could have panicked for no reason.
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