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Posted: 7/16/2017 6:25:06 PM EDT
The dead woman, who has not yet been identified pending notification of relatives overseas, "heard noise in the alley and called the police," said Zach Damond, son of the dead woman's fianc, Don Damond, who lives at the location.
Hannah said the woman worked as "a spiritual healer" and that "she was the most loving woman" who "kind of flowed through the house so lightly." Investigators are working to determine whether video of the incident exists, as officers' body cameras were turned off at the time and cameras in the squad car did not capture the incident, according to a release from the Department of Public Safety. Link |
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If the officer's body camera was turned off or disabled he should automatically lose qualified immunity (along with whatever charges potentially result) and be terminated.
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In for the 3 months of protesters on the highways...
Good news is winter will be here in a few weeks and they don't like the cold. |
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If the officer's body camera was turned off or disabled he should automatically lose qualified immunity (along with whatever charges potentially result) and be terminated. View Quote For fucks sake, I'm glad you are perfect and know all the facts around the situation before everyone else. |
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"excuse me crazy lady while I enable my department issued body surveillance device while you assault that citizen...thank you for your patience" For fucks sake, I'm glad you are perfect and know all the facts around the situation before everyone else. View Quote |
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If the article is correct we know two critical facts: the officer failed to use the equipment he was provided, and he then killed someone. Given this initial negligence, why then should we simply assume that his subsequent behavior was reasonable or justifiable, or that he is entitled to the protections we provide officers who properly perform their jobs? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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"excuse me crazy lady while I enable my department issued body surveillance device while you assault that citizen...thank you for your patience" For fucks sake, I'm glad you are perfect and know all the facts around the situation before everyone else. As least not on this planet. |
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"excuse me crazy lady while I enable my department issued body surveillance device while you assault that citizen...thank you for your patience" For fucks sake, I'm glad you are perfect and know all the facts around the situation before everyone else. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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If the officer's body camera was turned off or disabled he should automatically lose qualified immunity (along with whatever charges potentially result) and be terminated. For fucks sake, I'm glad you are perfect and know all the facts around the situation before everyone else. |
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The dead woman, who has not yet been identified pending notification of relatives overseas, “heard noise in the alley and called the police,” said Zach Damond, son of the dead woman’s fiancé, Don Damond, who lives at the location. Hannah said the woman worked as “a spiritual healer” and that “she was the most loving woman” who “kind of flowed through the house so lightly.” Investigators are working to determine whether video of the incident exists, as officers’ body cameras were turned off at the time and cameras in the squad car did not capture the incident, according to a release from the Department of Public Safety. Link View Quote ...Nekima Levy-Pounds, one of three mayoral candidates who attended, said, "I hope and pray this is a wake-up call for the community to stop being divided by race and socioeconomic status ... for treating everybody with respect."... |
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If the article is correct we know two critical facts: the officer failed to use the equipment he was provided, and he then killed someone. Given this initial negligence, why then should we simply assume that his subsequent behavior was reasonable or justifiable, or that he is entitled to the protections we provide officers who properly perform their jobs? View Quote Some agencies have policies stating when the officers are the activate the cameras. They don't continually run them 8 hrs straight. They may not automatically have them on while sitting in their patrol car. Think it may be possible something transpired so quickly it didn't occur to him that he should take time to turn on a camera.. "If the article is correct"... If I remember correctly, article states "sources" stated the passenger officer shot her through the drivers door, while she was talking to the driver (officer)?? I'll wait for more info |
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If the officer's body camera was turned off or disabled he should automatically lose qualified immunity (along with whatever charges potentially result) and be terminated. View Quote |
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No, we don't know he "failed to use the equipment he was provided"... unless its policy for them to continually have the camera on AT ALL TIMES... Some agencies have policies stating when the officers are the activate the cameras. They don't continually run them 8 hrs straight. They may not automatically have them on while sitting in their patrol car. Think it may be possible something transpired so quickly it didn't occur to him that he should take time to turn on a camera.. "If the article is correct"... If I remember correctly, article states "sources" stated the passenger officer shot her through the drivers door, while she was talking to the driver (officer)?? I'll wait for more info View Quote |
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Believe it or not, police did not have body cams for thousands of years and somehow here we are. My guess is they were surprised by whatever took place and didn't have time to turn them on. View Quote |
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So a lady calls the cops for help and was later killed by the cops.
She sure got protected and served didn't she |
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So a lady calls the cops for help and was later killed by the cops. She sure got protected and served didn't she View Quote Oh hey, I'm gonna go rob a bank, but if I call the cops first they can't shoot me right? |
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For those same "thousands of years" they also did not have firearms, or until recently, cars, so I am kinda missing your point. If you advocate turning back the clock and disarming the police you are probably going a step further than I am willing to travel. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Believe it or not, police did not have body cams for thousands of years and somehow here we are. My guess is they were surprised by whatever took place and didn't have time to turn them on. |
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This is not going to end well. I guarantee you that the cop's fucked this one up. I really am not buying that she was somehow a threat or tried to pull a gun and they were forced to shoot her. I'm going out on a limb, and guessing it was an accidental discharge of some kind.
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Just because you call the cops doens't mean you can't do something to result in your justified shooting by the cops. Oh hey, I'm gonna go rob a bank, but if I call the cops first they can't shoot me right? View Quote Unless Australian Yoga Instructors in their PJs are now highly dangerous to cops |
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"excuse me crazy lady while I enable my department issued body surveillance device while you assault that citizen...thank you for your patience" For fucks sake, I'm glad you are perfect and know all the facts around the situation before everyone else. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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If the officer's body camera was turned off or disabled he should automatically lose qualified immunity (along with whatever charges potentially result) and be terminated. For fucks sake, I'm glad you are perfect and know all the facts around the situation before everyone else. No Kidding! Years back at a place I worked, I don't know how many times equipment wasn't working right and that fact was brought up to the chain of command, over and over and over, to the point that the lazy supervisor would get pissed if the subject was even mentioned. Then, when something DID happen, the immediate supervisor tried to (and did) blame the guys on the street. He stated "This is the first time I have heard of this, they should have told me, and we would have got it fixed immediately, per policy". Oddly enough the lady who takes care of the computers came around during that time frame, and the Detective's emails repeatedly asking for their equipment to get fixed, suddenly were no longer there. Some of the Detectives involved ended up getting letters of reprimand for not having their issued gear in working order. Somehow the money that was allotted for surviellance equipment, ended up being used for "leadership training" in Las Vegas. The supervisor took his wife along as well. Meanwhile the guys who actually worked cases/street stuff and who were trying to make sure that everything was done right via audio and video, were getting shitty annual reviews due to the letters of reprimand in their files. The shit the public never sees.... |
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The most fucked up thing that could happen here is the cop will get convicted and people will come out of the woodwork asking why we convict cops when they shoot white people.
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If the officer's body camera was turned off or disabled he should automatically lose qualified immunity (along with whatever charges potentially result) and be terminated. View Quote If I had a dollar for every time I synced my microphone, and the pos unsynced itself randomly, I could retire. Just to reiterate, you don't know shit about shit. |
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If she was white she would still be alive. View Quote Click To View Spoiler She was.
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