I sincerely hope so.
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin stabbed
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What's the matter Blondie you don't like me and Wingsoold bantering about?
Why are you so interested in this subject, slow news day? Do you miss not having successful women to disparage, like you made a habit of a couple years ago?
You never answered my question do you know the difference between manslaughter and murder?
Why do YOU think that its ok to kill a handcuffed thus restrained suspect when the past has nothing to do with what happened that day?
I could ask you to peer deep inside yourself before you answer, but that would just be a waste of time. Your mind is made up, cops have your blessing to kill restrained suspects whether they are a threat or not. That alone says a lot about you!
CPUSA
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What a bunch of drivel.
1. Yes, Floyd is the only thing in this thread for you.
2. So you don't believe in God, Karma is part of the Buddhist faith .
3. Once again you don't believe in our justice system.
4. Sounds to me that folks that think like you are not in the majority, not even 9% !
5. a No, Floyds priors had nothing to do with that day.
b. The ONLY justice that was achieved here was against Chauvin and Tho, the other two cops got a shitty deal like George.
6. I know how the justice system works too bad you so called patriots don't have a clue!
1. Yes, Floyd is the only thing in this thread for you.
2. So you don't believe in God, Karma is part of the Buddhist faith .
3. Once again you don't believe in our justice system.
4. Sounds to me that folks that think like you are not in the majority, not even 9% !
5. a No, Floyds priors had nothing to do with that day.
b. The ONLY justice that was achieved here was against Chauvin and Tho, the other two cops got a shitty deal like George.
6. I know how the justice system works too bad you so called patriots don't have a clue!
Floyd died from a drug over dose ... He should have never been removed from the car but transported to a hospital if he could not breathe
What a bunch of drivel.
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Too bad Chauvin didn't do his JOB then, and the drug overdose caused his death was refuted at the trial, ( successfully I might add)
So was OJ Simpsons part in murdering his ex.
Means little to nothing with regards to fact.
Of course it does, Marsha Clark did a lousy job of prosecution. She lost that case on her own.
Still means nothing with regards to guilt or innocence.
OJ was guity of murder and got off scott-free.
Chauvin was at best guitly of indifference to Floyds junkie OD and was convicted of murder.
Facts mean nothing in a courtroom. Convincing a judge or jury to let you go is all that matters.
There was ZERO chance of Chauvin being delivered any verdict other than Guilty of Murder. It was predetermined by the press, the pols and the mob outside the courthouse.
Only in yours, blondies, cpussy's and wingssoolds minds less than 9%, what's it like being a minority
Apparently 91% do!
Were you sober when you wrote this? Because it's filled with free association out of left field.
Anyway, you answered my question:
Clearly you are not capable of having a reasonable discussion and are completely ignorant of the facts, therefore I will stop discussing with you.
I'm guessing its
rather than alcohol.
And the bonus for Chauvins conviction and the passification of the Black Lies Matter Movement....
Minneapolis police staffing levels reach historic lows amid struggle for recruitment, retention
With 585 sworn officers, the city holds one of the lowest ratios of officers to citizens among many major American cities.
By Liz Sawyer and Jeff Hargarten Star Tribune SEPTEMBER 16, 2023 — 8:18PM
Minneapolis police recruits listened as J. Scott Hill, chief Investigator for Montgomery Alabma’s humane officer division, talked about how to know if a dog is a threat.
Some days, the Minneapolis Police Department's ranks are so thin that just four officers in a given precinct are expected to patrol wide swaths of the city during their shift.
There's often no one available to work the front desk at police stations, so residents seeking assistance with a report are greeted by a locked door. Handmade signs instruct them to dial 911 in an emergency.
Staffing shortages plague law enforcement agencies nationwide, as overall interest in the profession has plummeted amid heightened public scrutiny following a series of high-profile police killings. But the problem is particularly acute in Minneapolis, where the police force continues to hemorrhage officers faster than it can replace them.
Over the past three years, MPD experienced the most significant exodus of uniformed personnel in its history and, last month, dipped to the lowest level in at least four decades.
www.startribune.com
Minneapolis police staffing levels reach historic lows amid struggle for recruitment, retention
With 585 sworn officers, the city holds one of the lowest ratios of officers to citizens among many major American cities.
By Liz Sawyer and Jeff Hargarten Star Tribune SEPTEMBER 16, 2023 — 8:18PM
Minneapolis police recruits listened as J. Scott Hill, chief Investigator for Montgomery Alabma’s humane officer division, talked about how to know if a dog is a threat.
Some days, the Minneapolis Police Department's ranks are so thin that just four officers in a given precinct are expected to patrol wide swaths of the city during their shift.
There's often no one available to work the front desk at police stations, so residents seeking assistance with a report are greeted by a locked door. Handmade signs instruct them to dial 911 in an emergency.
Staffing shortages plague law enforcement agencies nationwide, as overall interest in the profession has plummeted amid heightened public scrutiny following a series of high-profile police killings. But the problem is particularly acute in Minneapolis, where the police force continues to hemorrhage officers faster than it can replace them.
Over the past three years, MPD experienced the most significant exodus of uniformed personnel in its history and, last month, dipped to the lowest level in at least four decades.
Minneapolis police staffing levels reach historic lows amid struggle for recruitment, retention
With 585 sworn officers, the city holds one of the lowest ratios of officers to citizens among many major American cities.
Sneakers
Just sneakin' around....
Um....ok. How does that work?
I should have added "storing" the astronomy gear.Um....ok. How does that work?
It certainly has nothing to do with the MILF next door.
CPUSA
Well-Known Member
It's ok phreddyp. I didn't expect you to answer honestly. You NEVER do...
I doubt you had a father around to raise you properly and that's why you stand with the shitbags of the world...It's all you know...
I actually pity you now....