Cops beating driver in front of IHOP
- Thread starter Richard Cranium
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: Now I need anger management classes 
bcp
In My Opinion
If the girl was white, and If the cop was black
then
we white folks need to band together and demand that justice comes to this racist officer (it really does not matter if he was justified or not)
we need to burn cities, steal TVs, get a bleached Jessie Jackson to come and speak about the injustice in society.
This girl should be awarded millions of dollars to blow however she wants. after recieving the money, she needs to get on the radio and request that we all just try to get along with each other. Maybe she can come up with a new I have a dream speach that will carry us into the next 100 years of handouts for the picked on white people in our society.
hey, it worked for rodney.
then
we white folks need to band together and demand that justice comes to this racist officer (it really does not matter if he was justified or not)
we need to burn cities, steal TVs, get a bleached Jessie Jackson to come and speak about the injustice in society.
This girl should be awarded millions of dollars to blow however she wants. after recieving the money, she needs to get on the radio and request that we all just try to get along with each other. Maybe she can come up with a new I have a dream speach that will carry us into the next 100 years of handouts for the picked on white people in our society.
hey, it worked for rodney.
happyappygirl
Rocky Mountain High!!
i don't usually post the reds i get but i got red for saying there were no BLACK troopers working mids last night....just to clarify since the anonymous ball-less red giver chose to remain anonymous rather than take credit for his slight of hand...
i LIVE with a trooper and know most of them. i also happen to know there weren't any black ones working mids last night. smartazz. put that in your pipe and smoke it.
i LIVE with a trooper and know most of them. i also happen to know there weren't any black ones working mids last night. smartazz. put that in your pipe and smoke it.
happyappygirl
Rocky Mountain High!!
it's really not a BAD thing if you like itChristy said:Well crap, that's good to know.I've never been arrested, and I don't know the etiquette, so I'd probably put my hands behind my back for the cuffing. :shrug:
they make those cuffs fur lined too. just so you know.
thetruediva
New Member
I know thats right! Damn the Nanny and the naughty chair!wojo's girl said:So do moms and dads, but does that give them a right to beat their kids!!!
It's been proven time and time again, that we don't always see what we think we do. I'm always amazed at how quickly our minds fill in the blanks. And what makes it worse, is the conversation around us at the time.
BlackSheep
New Member
Better late than never-
Officer Disciplined in IHOP Shooting
An Alexandria police officer who shot and killed a teenager last year will be disciplined, but not fired, police officials announced on Tuesday. Officer Carl Stowe was working as a security guard when he fired shots, killing 18-year-old Aaron Brown in a Duke Street IHOP parking lot on Feb. 25.
Police Chief David Baker is not commenting on the decision, but police spokesman Jamie Bartlett says Stowe faces major discipline-the maximum penalty short of being fired.
Police officials are not revealing the length of the suspension, but Bartlett says the suspension is more than three but less than 30 days off without pay. The shooting occurred after a group of teens left the restaurant allegedly after failing to pay their bill.
Stowe, a 13-year veteran of the force, fired at the teens' Jeep as it drove toward him. An internal police investigation found that Officer Stowe acted within department policy in his decision to use lethal force in self-defense, but found Stowe "unreasonably placed himself in a position that allowed the situation to elevate to a level of high risk" when he stepped in front of the Jeep.
* As a result of the incident, Alexandria Police changed their policy to prohibit officers from stepping in front of moving vehicles. Officers are also prohibited from firing at moving vehicles, except as a last resort.
The Brown family says they feel "somewhat vindicated" upon learning of Chief Baker's decision. "Aaron Brown would not have died if Officer Stowe had followed his police department's rules," the family announced in a statement through their attorney. "We are also pleased that Chief Baker has announced a new policy...we hope this prevents other needless deaths."
In June, the Alexandria Commonwealth attorney decided not to file criminal charges against Stowe.
Officer Disciplined in IHOP Shooting
An Alexandria police officer who shot and killed a teenager last year will be disciplined, but not fired, police officials announced on Tuesday. Officer Carl Stowe was working as a security guard when he fired shots, killing 18-year-old Aaron Brown in a Duke Street IHOP parking lot on Feb. 25.
Police Chief David Baker is not commenting on the decision, but police spokesman Jamie Bartlett says Stowe faces major discipline-the maximum penalty short of being fired.
Police officials are not revealing the length of the suspension, but Bartlett says the suspension is more than three but less than 30 days off without pay. The shooting occurred after a group of teens left the restaurant allegedly after failing to pay their bill.
Stowe, a 13-year veteran of the force, fired at the teens' Jeep as it drove toward him. An internal police investigation found that Officer Stowe acted within department policy in his decision to use lethal force in self-defense, but found Stowe "unreasonably placed himself in a position that allowed the situation to elevate to a level of high risk" when he stepped in front of the Jeep.
* As a result of the incident, Alexandria Police changed their policy to prohibit officers from stepping in front of moving vehicles. Officers are also prohibited from firing at moving vehicles, except as a last resort.
The Brown family says they feel "somewhat vindicated" upon learning of Chief Baker's decision. "Aaron Brown would not have died if Officer Stowe had followed his police department's rules," the family announced in a statement through their attorney. "We are also pleased that Chief Baker has announced a new policy...we hope this prevents other needless deaths."
In June, the Alexandria Commonwealth attorney decided not to file criminal charges against Stowe.
