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post 1606079451 05-28-2020, 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted By BeginnerGainz⏩
Define “straight to jail”.

Detention=held without cause but suspicion of a crime only, up to 24 hrs

Remanded=in jail PENDING TRIAL OR SENTENCING, requires a grand jury to indict criminal charges or a jury to show a guilty verdict

Convicted=Jury rendered a guilty verdict, he was sentenced to a prison sentence and will do his time
Its pretty clear that I meant detention when I said straight to jail. Stays there until he gets charged and then he can either post bail or stay in there if he cant. I am literally advocating for him being treated like anyone else would be. Amazing that apparently that is a controversial opinion
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Originally Posted By 1hardgainer⏩
Absolutely disgusting that this guy was allowed to keep his job for so long. A while back I was talking to this guy who felt like the biggest syndicate in this country is the Police. Thought it was silly at the time, but he might be right. lol @ how the typical cop is more untouchable than a mafia crime boss.




There probably wouldn't be a group of people outside his house wanting mob justice if he were currently in prison awaiting trial like he should be.
He hasn’t even been brought up on charges yet but no worries, he will...
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Originally Posted By kingmanaverage⏩
I remember you lol. It's pretty ironic how people were being called a liberal sjw in the Ahmaud Arbery thread because you said that what the McMichaels did was illegal and now you're a cop bootlicker because you believe in due process.
But he doesn't believe in due process, he believes in special privileges for the police. The average citizen doesnt get to go home and wait for charges to be filed if they choke someone to death, you realize that right?
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Originally Posted By randombrah102⏩
stay mad downie



because if anybody else choked somebody to death in public in front of multiple witnesses and cameras they would be going straight to a jail cell


this continued preferential treatment pisses people off
The only facts are that somebody died on his watch while he was in the custody of the cop. Right now they are awaiting coroner and toxicology reports. They are also trying to figure out what to charge him with. jUsT cHaRGe hIM wItH MurDeR isn't exactly how it works. He's not a flight risk. He will be charged with something, and they don't want to fuk it up, and that may take some time.
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Originally Posted By BigRangs⏩
The only facts are that somebody died on his watch while he was performing his police work. Right now they are awaiting coroner and toxicology reports. They are also trying to figure out what to charge him with. jUsT cHaRGe hIM wItH MurDeR isn't exactly how it works. He's not a flight risk. He will be charged with something, and they don't want to fuk it up, and that may take some time.
But dont you see the issue there? He suffocated a restrained person to death and kept suffocating them for multiple minutes after they became unconscious. How is that still merely "somebody died on his watch" ?

If someone was sitting in the back of his cruiser and he just went up to them and put a bullet in their head do we still have to wait for toxicology and coroner reports? Does he still get to walk around free until charges are filed?
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Originally Posted By randombrah102⏩
But he doesn't believe in due process, he believes in special privileges for the police. The average citizen doesnt get to go home and wait for charges to be filed if they choke someone to death, you realize that right?
Where in any of my post did I explicitly state that though? Where did I say he should get off free? I think you have me confused with another poster or you’re trying to troll.

If someone chocked someone to death and is actually arrested, he will go to detention while a grand jury is convened. The grand jury decides to convict, so he can either be remanded (up to the judge, normally if someone is a flight risk or a suspected danger). Remember, unless CONVICTED there are innocent until proven guilty. Or, bail can be set and this can be either in cash (full amount) or bond (a percentage).

If Derek Chauvin is arrested he will get the same treatment. It isn’t too hard of a concept to figure out.
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Originally Posted By kingmanaverage⏩
Why do you want his family to be harmed?, you sound like a psychpath.
To teach other cops around the country a lesson. People have been fighting against racist cops for YEARS abusing their power killing people with NO consequences besides paid leave + a nice hefty pension.

Peacefully protesting doesn’t do jack chit. Cops need to be held accountable and what better way to keep them in check by seeing other racist cops getting their entire lives ruined? I would greatly prefer if anyone who positively associated with that killer cop have their lives ruined as well.
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Originally Posted By BeginnerGainz⏩
Where in any of my post did I explicitly state that though? Where did I say he should get off free? I think you have me confused with another poster or you’re trying to troll.

If someone chocked someone to death and is actually arrested, he will go to detention while a grand jury is convened. The grand jury decides to convict, so he can either be remanded (up to the judge, normally if someone is a flight risk or a suspected danger). Remember, unless CONVICTED there are innocent until proven guilty. Or, bail can be set and this can be either in cash (full amount) or bond (a percentage).

If Derek Chauvin is arrested he will get the same treatment. It isn’t too hard of a concept to figure out.
Exactly, why does he not get arrested and await his charges in detention like any other citizen would?

My point is really not that hard to see either
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Originally Posted By randombrah102⏩
But dont you see the issue there? He suffocated a restrained person to death and kept suffocating them for multiple minutes after they became unconscious. How is that still merely "somebody died on his watch" ?

If someone was sitting in the back of his cruiser and he just went up to them and put a bullet in their head do we still have to wait for toxicology and coroner reports? Does he still get to walk around free until charges are filed?
I changed my post to say he died while in the cop's custody. Let me first say that the cop is a piece of chit and I hope he gets the library thrown at him. Still, even though it seems obvious to us that the cop killed him, what if he didn't? OD? The cop would say he was acting within the line of duty, and yes, that would give him a different set of standards than just a regular Joe. Give it time and let them get this **** done right. I hope the guy burns.
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One of my friends is more right than my views and said its manslaughter at best and he probably brought it on himself. I was like bro did you even watch the video thats murder
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Originally Posted By randombrah102⏩
Exactly, why does he not get arrested and await his charges in detention like any other citizen would?

My point is really not that hard to see either
A district attorney (“the people”) need to figure out what they’re charging him for before he can be arrested, most likely manslaughter. Then the police arrest him, then detention, then grand jury, then remand or bail, then trial, then verdict. In a nutshell.
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Originally Posted By iHateDeadlifts⏩
To teach other cops around the country a lesson. People have been fighting against racist cops for YEARS abusing their power killing people with NO consequences besides paid leave + a nice hefty pension.

Peacefully protesting doesn’t do jack chit. Cops need to be held accountable and what better way to keep them in check by seeing other racist cops getting their entire lives ruined? I would greatly prefer if anyone who positively associated with that killer cop have their lives ruined as well.
Lol at pretending to care about racism with your "White lives don't matter" **** from the thread about the elderly white woman that was killed by the black man. Should one **** up your whole family for that too?
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Originally Posted By BeginnerGainz⏩
A district attorney (“the people”) need to figure out what they’re charging him for before he can be arrested, most likely manslaughter. Then the police arrest him, then detention, then grand jury, then remand or bail, then trial, then verdict. In a nutshell.
So if I choke someone to death infront of multiple witnesses and on camera in public and the cops show up they are going to wait for the district attorney to figure out what I will be charged with? And I might get a chance to go and chill at home if the DA takes too long? Is this what you are actually saying?
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Originally Posted By randombrah102⏩
So if I choke someone to death infront of multiple witnesses and on camera in public and the cops show up they are going to wait for the district attorney to figure out what I will be charged with? And I might get a chance to go and chill at home if the DA takes too long? Is this what you are actually saying?
A suspect who dies with police on the scene is a lot different then someone being arrested in commission of a violent felony.

Now, if you got away at first, and cops weren’t on scene, you would be indeed “chilling at home” until identity is established and you become a suspect and you’re arrested. Now if your identity wasn’t established by witnesses or cameras, but evidence put you at the scene, you would then be a person of interest, and could be picked up for questioning, but you wouldn’t be under arrest at that point.
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Originally Posted By BeginnerGainz⏩
A suspect who dies with police on the scene is a lot different then someone being arrested in commission of a violent felony.

Now, if you got away at first, and cops weren’t on scene, you would be indeed “chilling at home” until identity is established and you become a suspect and you’re arrested. Now if your identity wasn’t established by witnesses or cameras, but evidence put you at the scene, you would then be a person of interest, and could be picked up for questioning, but you wouldn’t be under arrest at that point.
So I'll ask the same question again, where do we draw the line? If a cop walks up to the backseat of his cruiser and puts a bullet in the head of someone sitting there is it still just "a suspect who died with police on the scene"? Can a cop just literally do whatever they want with a suspect and be immune from any immediate repercussion?
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lol

Just lol @ at the bruhs sayong "iTs gONnA bE a RAcE wAr!!!!!!"

Most sane white people want that pos cop locked up, too.
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Originally Posted By randombrah102⏩
So I'll ask the same question again, where do we draw the line? If a cop walks up to the backseat of his cruiser and puts a bullet in the head of someone sitting there is it still just "a suspect who died with police on the scene"? Can a cop just literally do whatever they want with a suspect and be immune from any immediate repercussion?
No, at that point what that hypothetical cop did is called murder. He would have guns drawn on him and he would be arrested on the spot. The difference between murder and manslaughter is intent.
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Originally Posted By BigRangs⏩
The only facts are that somebody died on his watch while he was in the custody of the cop. Right now they are awaiting coroner and toxicology reports. They are also trying to figure out what to charge him with. jUsT cHaRGe hIM wItH MurDeR isn't exactly how it works. He's not a flight risk. He will be charged with something, and they don't want to fuk it up, and that may take some time.
Charge with assault to start with and arrest since thats clearly on video, and then add the murder later.

All of a sudden it takes a year to look at a video and see something illegal was done.

If I shoot someone, they wont wait until he dies in the hospital and they get the official autopsy to arrest me.
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Irony of all the rioting and looting is. Decent black people are going to be further victimized. Sorry to say but if anyone who lives in a predominantly black neighborhood in that area needs the fire department for a fire, an ambulance because grandma is having a heart attack, or the police because they are the victim of some crime. All emergency response times are most likely going to be severely hampered. Because due to fear of ambush firefighters and EMS aren't going to be responding until police get there first and say its safe. And police are going to stage up 2-4 patrol cars minimum before they roll into any calls in minority neighborhoods.




When there are riots like these people are too closed minded to look at the implications for their own communities. You can want to see justice without looting and burning **** down.
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You actually believed the 2 guards were to blame for Epsteins murder and not the massive conspiracy to keep Epsteins actions out of the limelight? Video footage went "Missing" or was "corrupted" or better yet, wasn't even recording, in a secure federal lockup, in NY...LOL.

I see how a cop causing the death of a black guy is completely the same as a middle man for the most powerful people on the planet whose sole job was to entrap and coerce rich and powerful people through blackmail.

I totally see it.
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off topic but regarding epstein and p3dophilia i've been watching shaun attwood vids about the deep state and p3do rings and it is very dire indeed, the chit described in this vid by an ex detective cop is a real eye opener, basically he states that if the society actually knew what goes on behind the curtains of the ruling class (1%) society would collapse as we know it, highly recommend:



OP makes a great point in that regard.
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Originally Posted By Trillhouse⏩
lol

Just lol @ at the bruhs sayong "iTs gONnA bE a RAcE wAr!!!!!!"

Most sane white people want that pos cop locked up, too.
Lemme fix that by saying ALL SANE white people want his ass locked up.
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Originally Posted By BeginnerGainz⏩
No, at that point what that hypothetical cop did is called murder. He would have guns drawn on him and he would be arrested on the spot. The difference between murder and manslaughter is intent.
Wait who would make the determination that its murder and arrest him on the spot?
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There are people on FB defending the looting of that Target by saying:

"They're only taking what they deserve."

I'm like you what m8? It's not okay to attack and loot innocent people because you're mad about an injustice that happened to someone else. That is not how things are supposed to work.
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Originally Posted By guest89⏩
Irony of all the rioting and looting is. Decent black people are going to be further victimized. Sorry to say but if anyone who lives in a predominantly black neighborhood in that area needs the fire department for a fire, an ambulance because grandma is having a heart attack, or the police because they are the victim of some crime. All emergency response times are most likely going to be severely hampered. Because due to fear of ambush firefighters and EMS aren't going to be responding until police get there first and say its safe. And police are going to stage up 2-4 patrol cars minimum before they roll into any calls in minority neighborhoods.




When there are riots like these people are too closed minded to look at the implications for their own communities. You can want to see justice without looting and burning **** down.
Yup. Absolutely disgusting counterproductive ghetto behaviour. Makes me rage.

these rioters and looters have about 3 brain cells between them. they don’t care about justice, they’ll act like they do though and it makes me sad for black people who do actually care.
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Originally Posted By MuzzieChik786⏩
There are people on FB defending the looting of that Target by saying:

"They're only taking what they deserve."

I'm like you what m8? It's not okay to attack and loot innocent people because you're mad about an injustice that happened to someone else. That is not how things are supposed to work.
Black man gets murdered by white cop. It’s quite obvious that all blacks are then deserving of a modern flat screen.
There was a video I saw about the Ferguson protests where a group of black men were defending a shop from being looted. They said most of the looters weren’t even a part of the community. They were from elsewhere taking advantage of the tragedy to loot.
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Originally Posted By JoshLV⏩
Black man gets murdered by white cop. It’s quite obvious that all blacks are then deserving of a modern flat screen.
There was a video I saw about the Ferguson protests where a group of black men were defending a shop from being looted. They said most of the looters weren’t even a part of the community. They were from elsewhere taking advantage of the tragedy to loot.
They are abusing herd mentality. Once it kicks in, even the smartest people might become extremely irrational

There is evidence of this spanning thousands of years. Once a riot starts it's very hard to stop
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Originally Posted By BeginnerGainz⏩
No, at that point what that hypothetical cop did is called murder. He would have guns drawn on him and he would be arrested on the spot. The difference between murder and manslaughter is intent.
Originally Posted By randombrah102⏩
Wait who would make the determination that its murder and arrest him on the spot?
Cmon where are ya at buddy, did you realize you argued yourself into a corner or something?
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