[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Stay safe Memphis, TN. Tyre Nichols Murder. Update: Officers charged. Video released. (Page 16 of 27)
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Quoted: He also fought through a can f OC, a taser, and kicked the officer you see limping around…along with fighting his way from the ground to his feet twice while 4-5 guys failed to keep him down. That suspect is a champ at escaping custody and totally ignoring non lethal weapons. He resisted…for a long time. So where is the documentation/video legitimizing dragging a motorist from their vehicle? Lets start there ok? |
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Quoted: He also fought through a can f OC, a taser, and kicked the officer you see limping around…along with fighting his way from the ground to his feet twice while 4-5 guys failed to keep him down. That suspect is a champ at escaping custody and totally ignoring non lethal weapons. He resisted…for a long time. Does my sarcasm meter need calibration or are you serious? Edit- Saw your second post... you are serious. How sad. |
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Quoted: Quoted: I live near Memphis and have been here my whole life. My wife has several friends in politics in Memphis. Rumor is the cops are known allegedly active gang members that were after him for a personal reason. Former Mayor Herenton of a few years ago was known for firing cops and hiring former gang members. https://i.imgur.com/7ILTOva.gif You can't blame policing when the "police" are gang members. |
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Quoted: ^^^^This. I'm pretty sure that Officer Placekicker was the same one who was pepper-sprayed in the face in the initial stop video. I also believe he was the one who grounded his vest (with camera down) in the next video when he went to practice his field goal kicking. I'm also pretty sure that he's the one who landed several haymaker punches (one that snapped Nichols' head back) when they were holding him up. If that's all the same guy, I think he may be the one who said "I hope they stomp his ass" Quoted: Quoted: They peppered sprayed themselves and took it out on Tyre Nichols. ^^^^This. I'm pretty sure that Officer Placekicker was the same one who was pepper-sprayed in the face in the initial stop video. I also believe he was the one who grounded his vest (with camera down) in the next video when he went to practice his field goal kicking. I'm also pretty sure that he's the one who landed several haymaker punches (one that snapped Nichols' head back) when they were holding him up. If that's all the same guy, I think he may be the one who said "I hope they stomp his ass" If the timestamps on the various videos are accurate, the "I hope they stomp his ass" guy is still at the initial stop location, as haymaker is swinging away. |
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Quoted: He never complied. He fought his way from the ground, all the way to standing…at both stops. That’s actually impressive. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: If he had complied right at the beginning he'd probably still be alive. Looks like the cops weren't very good at what they were doing. He never had the chance He didn't comply on the initial stop, though. He never complied. He fought his way from the ground, all the way to standing…at both stops. That’s actually impressive. Because the cops were trying to beat him, not cuff him. They actually gave him room to get to his feet in the second encounter. At no point did they even attempt to get him in cuffs during either encounter. |
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Looks like Michelle Obama with a better body and hair. Hard pass. |
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Quoted: Because the cops were trying to beat him, not cuff him. They actually gave him room to get to his feet in the second encounter. At no point did they even attempt to get him in cuffs during either encounter. My wife said they kept shouting “get your hands behind your back!” That sounds like trying to get him in cuffs to me. |
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Quoted: My wife said they kept shouting “get your hands behind your back!” That sounds like trying to get him in cuffs to me. Not when you pin the guy to the ground at an angle that restricts him moving his other arm while also never reaching for the free arm or turning him over. |
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Quoted: He also fought through a can f OC, a taser, and kicked the officer you see limping around…along with fighting his way from the ground to his feet twice while 4-5 guys failed to keep him down. That suspect is a champ at escaping custody and totally ignoring non lethal weapons. He resisted…for a long time. Attached File |
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Quoted: So where is the documentation/video legitimizing dragging a motorist from their vehicle? Lets start there ok? To my knowledge they haven’t released it, which is a shame. Right now all we have is a guy being randomly pulled out unannounced and told to comply. I would have difficulty with that if that scenario happens to me. But in the future videos one of the guys says he stopped, and then drove around their car and stopped again. If that happened, then that could explain the drag out. There is no excuse for the haymakers, field goal kicks, and tee ball shots with the baton. Shit was fucked up. |
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Quoted: Not when you pin the guy to the ground at an angle that restricts him moving his other arm while also never reaching for the free arm or turning him over. Quoted: Quoted: My wife said they kept shouting “get your hands behind your back!” That sounds like trying to get him in cuffs to me. Not when you pin the guy to the ground at an angle that restricts him moving his other arm while also never reaching for the free arm or turning him over. This. He wasn't even able to for about 95% of the entire encounter. I don't blame him for the other 5%, I would have done the same. |
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Quoted: It happens. Rare once you get definitive care. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Bled out in the hospital? Yes Man, if that wasn't internal bleeding ... How the heck people die of bleeding with the clotting agents we have now ... @20229mm Am I off base thinking it's really wierd for someone to die of bleeding out nowadays unless something has gone REALLY sideways? It happens. Rare once you get definitive care. Thanks. Pretty much what I suspected. |
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Quoted: How bout don't run from the police and he wouldn't be dead possibly. ![]() Attached File if he didnt do anything wrong, then why the hell did he run.... thats the question |
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Quoted: i believe the initial guys were from a FF company (engine, maybe), and they just stood around waiting for an ambulance to finally show up. That said, they had ALS equipment with them, so they obviously had duty of care and failed miserably. Neither guy assessed the patient - instead just standing around waiting for the ambulance to show up That’s what it looked like to me. I see a life pack so they are ALS. Def could have done anything to help him, yet did nothing. |
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Quoted: To my knowledge they haven’t released it, which is a shame. Right now all we have is a guy being randomly pulled out and told to comply. I would have difficulty with that if that scenario happens to me. But in the future videos one of the guys says he stopped, and then drove around their car and stopped again. If that happened, then that could explain the drag out. There is no excuse for the haymakers, field goal kicks, and tee ball shots with the baton. Shit was fucked up. Quoted: Quoted: So where is the documentation/video legitimizing dragging a motorist from their vehicle? Lets start there ok? To my knowledge they haven’t released it, which is a shame. Right now all we have is a guy being randomly pulled out and told to comply. I would have difficulty with that if that scenario happens to me. But in the future videos one of the guys says he stopped, and then drove around their car and stopped again. If that happened, then that could explain the drag out. There is no excuse for the haymakers, field goal kicks, and tee ball shots with the baton. Shit was fucked up. This is what I was just thinking of. Plenty of guys on arf have said that they're guys with clean backgrounds, with absolutely no reason for them to ever have cops break into their home. And if they did, they would treat it as a home invasion and do the needful, because they're so squeaky clean that those men must be police impostors. That could be the case here. Tyre might have had a clean background, had no idea why all these guys just dragged him out of his car, and in a panic, took off. I'd like to hear the officer's point of view on why they took the actions they did. |
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Quoted: /media/mediaFiles/sharedAlbum/hes_right_you_know-328.jpg if he didnt do anything wrong, then why the hell did he run.... thats the question You’re not allowed to ask that. Most likely though is those cops are all actual criminals with badges and use their badges to commit more crimes, and got over confident in their ability to get away with things. |
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Quoted: To my knowledge they haven’t released it, which is a shame. Right now all we have is a guy being randomly pulled out and told to comply. I would have difficulty with that if that scenario happens to me. But in the future videos one of the guys says he stopped, and then drove around their car and stopped again. If that happened, then that could explain the drag out. There is no excuse for the haymakers, field goal kicks, and tee ball shots with the baton. Shit was fucked up. If there was video maybe it will come out but we are also talking unmarked cars. Either way it shows the feral culture inside a large department. |
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Quoted: Does my sarcasm meter need calibration or are you serious? Edit- Saw your second post... you are serious. How sad. Quoted: Quoted: He also fought through a can f OC, a taser, and kicked the officer you see limping around…along with fighting his way from the ground to his feet twice while 4-5 guys failed to keep him down. That suspect is a champ at escaping custody and totally ignoring non lethal weapons. He resisted…for a long time. Does my sarcasm meter need calibration or are you serious? Edit- Saw your second post... you are serious. How sad. It’s literally on video. The suspect fought two sets of cops…went from standing to prone to OC to standing to taser to running…escape for a while…to standing to prone to standing to finally getting cuffed in standing position while fighting…to seated against a car and finally stopping his resistance. He must have had serious cardio. That’s a crazy long fight. He likely physically fought 10 people inside 30 minutes while covered in OC. |
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Quoted: Want to know whats going to be fun to watch....some 100 degree summer night after the case against these officers gets dismissed on some technicality and the entire thing is declared a mistrial...and all five walk. Yeah...that will be a fun night. Going to be quite the mental leap when black folks on the jury are going to have to convict, fellow blacks. |
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Quoted: Because the cops were trying to beat him, not cuff him. They actually gave him room to get to his feet in the second encounter. At no point did they even attempt to get him in cuffs during either encounter. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: If he had complied right at the beginning he'd probably still be alive. Looks like the cops weren't very good at what they were doing. He never had the chance He didn't comply on the initial stop, though. He never complied. He fought his way from the ground, all the way to standing…at both stops. That’s actually impressive. Because the cops were trying to beat him, not cuff him. They actually gave him room to get to his feet in the second encounter. At no point did they even attempt to get him in cuffs during either encounter. You don’t cuff someone actively resisting..,cuffs go on when resisting has mostly stopped. Otherwise, the suspect will use the cuffs as a weapon and you have to shoot them while they go brass knuckles on your face with your own cuffs. |
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Quoted: If you ask the question, "how many boxes were checked with their hiring and what are the standards for new hires?" you might arrive at the same answer for your question also. They wanted officers that looked like the community and shared a culture. They got the result they wanted. |
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Dude wasn't interested in complying, I'd be that's pretty common in Memphis Police were unfit for their job, got emotional after the mace, and decided this dude was going to get beaten to death Despite the tens (if not hundreds) of millions of dollars spent and years wasted on police reform, clearly it's not working. It's even possible some of these police were hired as a direct result of said reform Without having a white guy directly involved, none of the government officials in Memphis have any idea how to speak to this. It's kind of interesting watching them squirm a bit not being able to automatically kick into the same old song and dance. |
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Quoted: theyre black/ just type it so you can get a soft ban Quoted: Quoted: Anyone ever notice these riots happening and those who get away with it all have something in common, almost like standards are seemingly different? ![]() theyre black/ just type it so you can get a soft ban They're doing stuff leftists and the democrat party want or don't mind enough to stop or punish, is more like it. Race has squat to do with it. If everyone on january six at the glorified trespass were black, they would still treat them the same. |
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Quoted: I don't know why that isn't on video. Or video that either shows him not stopping, as they claim, or that they lied about him failing to stop until he was at the light. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: If he had complied right at the beginning he'd probably still be alive. Looks like the cops weren't very good at what they were doing. He never had the chance He didn't comply on the initial stop, though. How many seconds from stop to “get the fuck out the car” and acting like a damn thug with a badge. I don't know why that isn't on video. Or video that either shows him not stopping, as they claim, or that they lied about him failing to stop until he was at the light. Video 1. It’s at the 1:00 mark. He is stopped and the door is opened. Not sure what happened before this, but it looks like he had not time to react |
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Quoted: They're doing stuff leftists and the democrat party want or don't mind enough to stop or punish, is more like it. Race has squat to do with it. If everyone on january six at the glorified trespass were black, they would still treat them the same. CoC #4 edit - ec |
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Was looking for the videos and saw this https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XAXMcmssQ4Y |
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Quoted: really? lol like no one knew that he meant theres no black people in idaho. stop faking the bullshit Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: We don't have these problems in Idaho, wonder why? just say black people white boy WTF? really? lol like no one knew that he meant theres no black people in idaho. stop faking the bullshit What exactly is your objective here? It appears race baiting, a tactic I thought only employed by the left. |
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Quoted: It’s literally on video. The suspect fought two sets of cops…went from standing to prone to OC to standing to taser to running…escape for a while…to standing to prone to standing to finally getting cuffed in standing position while fighting…to seated against a car and finally stopping his resistance. He must have had serious cardio. That’s a crazy long fight. He likely physically fought 10 people inside 30 minutes while covered in OC. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: He also fought through a can f OC, a taser, and kicked the officer you see limping around…along with fighting his way from the ground to his feet twice while 4-5 guys failed to keep him down. That suspect is a champ at escaping custody and totally ignoring non lethal weapons. He resisted…for a long time. Does my sarcasm meter need calibration or are you serious? Edit- Saw your second post... you are serious. How sad. It’s literally on video. The suspect fought two sets of cops…went from standing to prone to OC to standing to taser to running…escape for a while…to standing to prone to standing to finally getting cuffed in standing position while fighting…to seated against a car and finally stopping his resistance. He must have had serious cardio. That’s a crazy long fight. He likely physically fought 10 people inside 30 minutes while covered in OC. Are you fucking insane? Oh wait, you are FedDC. Sometimes your right, sometimes your wrong but you consistently have the same bias. |
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Quoted: /media/mediaFiles/sharedAlbum/hes_right_you_know-328.jpg if he didnt do anything wrong, then why the hell did he run.... thats the question Quoted: Quoted: How bout don't run from the police and he wouldn't be dead possibly. ![]() /media/mediaFiles/sharedAlbum/hes_right_you_know-328.jpg if he didnt do anything wrong, then why the hell did he run.... thats the question Did you watch the video? The cops were aggressive immediately. Tyre was calm in the beginning. He said ok to their commands many times. The officers could have easily de-escalated the situation and cuffed him had their been their real intention. If you watch the video, it seems likely he ran because he felt scared by how aggressive the police were towards him for what was supposedly just a traffic violation stop. Considering he was near his parents house when they caught him (and he mentions he was just trying to get home in the first video), it stands to reason he was trying to run home. It has been mentioned multiple times but they never truly gave him the ability to comply. They pulled him out of the vehicle immediately. They threw him to the ground on his side and threatened to use a taser and pepper spray within seconds of taking him down. They were in such a hurry to use the taser and pepper spray, they ended up doing it to themselves. The cops did not try to de escalate the situation at any point in time. The victim did nothing to deserve any of the treatment he got. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Could someone help with a link? https://rumble.com/v27ev30-memphis-police-department-releases-bodycam-footage-of-tyre-nichols-traffic-.html I hope they have more evidence than that |
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Quoted: Dude wasn't interested in complying, I'd be that's pretty common in Memphis Police were unfit for their job, got emotional after the mace, and decided this dude was going to get beaten to death Despite the tens (if not hundreds) of millions of dollars spent and years wasted on police reform, clearly it's not working. It's even possible some of these police were hired as a direct result of said reform Without having a white guy directly involved, none of the government officials in Memphis have any idea how to speak to this. It's kind of interesting watching them squirm a bit not being able to automatically kick into the same old song and dance. They Can’t play race card they are dumbfounded. |

