To me it’s also worse for Chauvin given that he was the training officer in charge.
WTF Bad boys, Bad boys, whatcha gonna do
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To me it’s also worse for Chauvin given that he was the training officer in charge.
I've never been a cop and I wouldn't have just stood around. don't kill people or let people be killed is like, not being a piece of shit 101
theres any number of things they could have done, ranging from offering to take over to physically removing him
"they didn't cover not letting coworkers kill restrained/subdued people who aren't resisting and pose no danger in the first 4 days" isn't a valid excuse. did they teach you that at your job? would you let a coworker do that?
two cops have been suspended without pay pending investigation, but they're saying he tripped.
here's another angle that shows the force with which he was pushed pretty clearly.
hey, do you wanna know what getting shot with rubber bullets does to your body?
wild that so many rounds were fired into their back, almost like they were facing away and very unlikely to have been a threat
wild that so many rounds were fired into their back, almost like they were facing away and very unlikely to have been a threat
Dory Berkowitz-Bukowski
Clam whisperer
Never been a cop either but had many training sessions on physical restraint and have restrained people quite a lot solo or with another person. Sadly they don't train the bystander effect out of you if you've got it. That's why people don't speak up. I dont allow people to get restrained badly in my presence because I'm a person who speaks up, others ignore and walk away or freeze.
I saw a post from an eye doctor practically begging people to stop off at a hardware store before protesting to pick up some shatter proof glasses for less than $5
Petunia
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i think it’s a lot easier to say this from the outside.
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The cops are literally just lighting up people with pepper balls when they aren't doing anything. This one the guy and his pregnant wife are in their car driving with traffic. They aren't part of anything they are doing food delivery.
www.9news.com
Man and pregnant fiancee sprayed by pepper balls want police held accountable
A viral video shows Shaiitarrio Brown and his pregnant fiancee getting sprayed with pepper ball rounds by police. The couple said they were not protesting.
www.9news.com
Another video of the incident. You can see the cops just harassing people at the start then towards the end they shoot the car.The cops are literally just lighting up people with pepper balls when they aren't doing anything. This one the guy and his pregnant wife are in their car driving with traffic. They aren't part of anything they are doing food delivery.
Man and pregnant fiancee sprayed by pepper balls want police held accountable
A viral video shows Shaiitarrio Brown and his pregnant fiancee getting sprayed with pepper ball rounds by police. The couple said they were not protesting.
Valve1138
I like the AB in the GB
I give the people filming a pass because there is absolutely a power dynamic, and those people would absolutely have risked the same fate if they tried to step in.
I have zero sympathy for the cops, new or not. they had the power in that situation, and the squandered it. and the behavior of cops all over the last week is a clear indicator that that's not a bug, it's a feature.
now imagine if this was your life, not just during a time of civil unrest but knowing any encounter with the cops could end that way and people would say you deserved it, because you didn't have footage to disprove their lies (like "he tripped"), because you had done something wrong ever in your life, because "the cops must have had a good reason for it"
like idk maybe the cop that pushed a 75 year old man into the ground and the throng around him that didn't stop to render aid were new, maybe they hadn't been trained not to do that yet
you know what they are trained on, though?
unicornriot.ninja
the article is not new, but of note the MPD officer who killed Philando Castile had received this training. I can't speak to whether Chauvin had, and I'd buy that the new guys probably hadn't yet. but thousands of cops from hundreds of precincts all over the country have.
Bulletproof Warrior Training Manual Released
Bloomington, MN - Highly controversial 'Bulletproof Warrior' training manuals from the same session that Jeronimo Yanez, Philando Castile's killer, attended in 2014 were released to the public by comm...
unicornriot.ninja
the article is not new, but of note the MPD officer who killed Philando Castile had received this training. I can't speak to whether Chauvin had, and I'd buy that the new guys probably hadn't yet. but thousands of cops from hundreds of precincts all over the country have.