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This poor innocent black teen boy in Florida was minding his own business after going to the store for some Skittles when this crazy white man shot him to death. Ends up the innocent boy was bashing the Hispanic man's head into the sidewalk when he was shot.
This poor innocent black man had his hands high in the air when a cop shot him. Ends up that same man had just bullied and scared a store owner out of some cigars with his buddies, strutted down the middle of the busy street, beat the cop in the car, was told to stop several times, turned around and lunged at the cop without ever raising his hands.
A large innocent black man was standing outside a store when charged by cops and choke-hold to death. Ends up the innocent man was selling Onesies illegally, resisted arrest, and yet the cop really did use an illegal choke-hold causing the man's bad heart to go full out and kill him. Cop was charged rightfully.
A 12 year old was playing with his friends in a park with a toy gun. The toy gun looked like a real gun. The boy pointed it at the cop. That was a tragic, but the cop was there because someone called in kids with guns in the park. I do think more sure have happened to that cop, or, at least, give classes on toy guns so cops can tell the difference.
But one thing all these stories have in common? People think they have the full story simply because they have video of part of the story. And they seem to think no trial is need. It's always the cop's fault. Oh, and cops cannot tell their side until they're in court telling it.
This poor innocent black man had his hands high in the air when a cop shot him. Ends up that same man had just bullied and scared a store owner out of some cigars with his buddies, strutted down the middle of the busy street, beat the cop in the car, was told to stop several times, turned around and lunged at the cop without ever raising his hands.
A large innocent black man was standing outside a store when charged by cops and choke-hold to death. Ends up the innocent man was selling Onesies illegally, resisted arrest, and yet the cop really did use an illegal choke-hold causing the man's bad heart to go full out and kill him. Cop was charged rightfully.
A 12 year old was playing with his friends in a park with a toy gun. The toy gun looked like a real gun. The boy pointed it at the cop. That was a tragic, but the cop was there because someone called in kids with guns in the park. I do think more sure have happened to that cop, or, at least, give classes on toy guns so cops can tell the difference.
But one thing all these stories have in common? People think they have the full story simply because they have video of part of the story. And they seem to think no trial is need. It's always the cop's fault. Oh, and cops cannot tell their side until they're in court telling it.
