Handcuffed man shot by San Fransico police...

If this story turns out true, then we are seeing too much of this type of stuff going on nation-wide lately...from FL to CA and in GA in-between.
 
If this story turns out true, then we are seeing too much of this type of stuff going on nation-wide lately...from FL to CA and in GA in-between.

Absolutely right! We have a similar situation in, "Deputies shoot & kill man in his own doorway".

Is this simply another example of gross incompetance, poor training, itchy trigger fingers, bad hires, or something more ominous? I continue to maintain that there are nefarious forces at play here and civil police departments are being used as pawns for some other end. What... training for mass arrests, showing the public that the authorities are not to be trifled with or this is what can happen, we are unaccountable and will do what WE think is right, etc??? What type of individuals have been hired over the last 10 - 15 years, ones that follow any order by superiors even if the order is wrong by any sense of morality? Are standards of mental competance being abrogated to obtain automatons for police duty regardless of whether these people are truly fit for the job? It never seems that a head(s) rolls in these cases; all we hear is, "officers have been placed on administrative leave pending outcome of investigation" and that's it. Where is the investigation and what are the outcomes? We the people are being tested, and we are falling short in our response!
 
You know we ALL should just wait and find out what happened before we all jump to conclusions. If it is true we will all have something to say about it but just like the Travon Martin shooting in Fla, people jumped all over it without knowing what they were talking about. I lived in the Bay Area for almost 30 years and the SFPD does have a lot of loose screws so to speak but we need to know what really happened first. I'll reserve judgement for awhile myself. Later All
 
Meh.....I'll wait for the verdict on this one! ..... Pretty unlikely IMO, broad daylight with tons of people around....Sounds like a game of telephone to me. Not sayin it didn't happen , just sayin I'm waitin for more info.
 
Did the name Johannes Meserle leap to anyone else's mind upon reading the subject line?

I didn't remember the cop's name, but yeah, the case certainly came to mind. Also this one, where a kid running away from San Francisco cops after skipping on a $2 bus fare was shot in the back and died on camera while the cops who shot him did nothing and wouldn't let any bystanders give him first aid. San Fran, Oakland, basically the whole Bay Area is ate up with jack-booted thugs on the various police forces. Heck, most of the country is it seems. :frown:

Blues
 
I didn't remember the cop's name, but yeah, the case certainly came to mind. Also this one, where a kid running away from San Francisco cops after skipping on a $2 bus fare was shot in the back and died on camera while the cops who shot him did nothing and wouldn't let any bystanders give him first aid. San Fran, Oakland, basically the whole Bay Area is ate up with jack-booted thugs on the various police forces. Heck, most of the country is it seems. :frown:

Blues

Blues, I just now watched the video, so it seems there may have been more to the story. Here is the top comment which was posted.
You act like this is some miscarriage of justice. This was a wanted parolee who fled from the state in which he was suppose to stay in and was willing to kill cops and the general public in order to stay hidden. And you call me the dumbass, the trail that this guy blazed was no ones fault but his own.
 
Blues, I just now watched the video, so it seems there may have been more to the story. Here is the top comment which was posted.
You act like this is some miscarriage of justice. This was a wanted parolee who fled from the state in which he was suppose to stay in and was willing to kill cops and the general public in order to stay hidden. And you call me the dumbass, the trail that this guy blazed was no ones fault but his own.

None of his criminal record came out until days after he was shot in the back for a $2 transit fare. Even if they knew who he was and what he was wanted for, are you suggesting that we, as a society, want cops who shoot people in the back? Even criminals can be murdered, and that one was.

Blues
 

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