Video shows Tulsa police killing man as officer uses gun not Taser 'by mistake'
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Re: Video shows Tulsa police killing man as officer uses gun not Taser 'by mistake'
#2Even after he is shot, a police officer is kneeling on his head while another is holding him by the neck. How the hell can any of these officers be allowed to keep their jobs, let alone not face criminal charges?
Yet another disgusting example of police brutality.
Re: Video shows Tulsa police killing man as officer uses gun not Taser 'by mistake'
#3This isn't police brutality, this is bloodsport.
Re: Video shows Tulsa police killing man as officer uses gun not Taser 'by mistake'
#4Why the hell would he even have needed to be tasered?! Even after he is shot, a police officer is kneeling on his head while another is holding him by the neck. How the hell can any of these officers be allowed to keep their jobs, let alone not face criminal charges? Yet another disgusting example of police brutality.
I guess HN voting is simply tilted all the way. (Note to myself: Need more fake accounts)
Re: Video shows Tulsa police killing man as officer uses gun not Taser 'by mistake'
#5Why the hell would he even have needed to be tasered?! Even after he is shot, a police officer is kneeling on his head while another is holding him by the neck. How the hell can any of these officers be allowed to keep their jobs, let alone not face criminal charges? Yet another disgusting example of police brutality.
It's absolutely ridiculous. And I don't get why this isn't upvoted more. There have been several much less serious cases been recently on the front page. I guess HN voting is simply tilted all the way. (Note to myself: Need more fake accounts)
Re: Video shows Tulsa police killing man as officer uses gun not Taser 'by mistake'
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's absolutely ridiculous. And I don't get why this isn't upvoted more. There have been several much less serious cases been recently on the front page. I guess HN voting is simply tilted all the way. (Note to myself: Need more fake accounts)
I suppose when you see this kind of thing so often it's possible for many people to become apathetic, conditioned to accept it; it becomes 'normal'.