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Supposition and biased interpretation is all they've got.
Another sad day for ChrisOnllyn
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Supposition and biased interpretation is all they've got.
He shouldn't have died and I feel no joy about his death. The reality is, he didn't die as the result of intentional or reckless conduct by any particular police officer. He died as result of:
- how justice is administered in Baltimore. With his 19 priors, he should have been at the Western Correctional Center in Cumberland, not on the streets in Baltimore.
- policies promoted by the BPD leadership and states attorneys office that forced the street cops to chase around small-time dealers and lookouts like Freddie. If they got arrested, they are back on the street within hours and the game starts anew.
- policies of BPD on the transport of prisoners and the insufficient equipment provided to the front line officers. Had he been placed in the back of a patrol car with polycarbonate 'cage' and directly driven to central booking, there wouldn't have been any opportunity to stand up and take a tumble.
The city had an obligation to keep him safe while he was in custody. The city failed at that and spent a lot of money to avoid a lawsuit. What provably didn't happen was that any individual person comitted a criminal act that led to his demise.
- how justice is administered in Baltimore. With his 19 priors, he should have been at the Western Correctional Center in Cumberland, not on the streets in Baltimore.
- policies promoted by the BPD leadership and states attorneys office that forced the street cops to chase around small-time dealers and lookouts like Freddie. If they got arrested, they are back on the street within hours and the game starts anew.
- policies of BPD on the transport of prisoners and the insufficient equipment provided to the front line officers. Had he been placed in the back of a patrol car with polycarbonate 'cage' and directly driven to central booking, there wouldn't have been any opportunity to stand up and take a tumble.
The city had an obligation to keep him safe while he was in custody. The city failed at that and spent a lot of money to avoid a lawsuit. What provably didn't happen was that any individual person comitted a criminal act that led to his demise.
First, I asked for evidence. You cited a magazine story. Second, you cited a discredited magazine as your source.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/13/business/media/rape-uva-rolling-stone-frat.html
littlelady
God bless the USA
Yeah, links forum members provide are not always agreeable with other members; as it should be. Differences, and all. But, to reference Rolling Stone is dumb as all get out. Maybe dog was being sarcastic. But, I doubt that.
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