Indianapolis police officers have a message for the criminals and thugs of their city: This out-of-control violence has no place in our town. We will get out of our cars and confront you, whether you like it or not.
On July 5, 25-year-old African-American Major Davis Jr. allegedly shot and killed Indianapolis police officer Perry Renn. Davis’ family essentially blamed Renn for the violence, telling a local TV station that the officer should have stayed in his car, because he could see that Davis was armed.
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Some of you guys who think the police are being over aggressive , think twice.
ReplyDeleteWe have to have some control in this country .
When I was growing up in the 50's and 60's if an office told you to "stop or I'll shoot" 3 times , he was justified to shoot you . End of story.
You wonder why we have gone to a police state. Just obey the friggin law!
LMAO! deluded? this is what happens when you assault americans and they respond in kind! Kops aren't the problem just ask them!
ReplyDeleteFinally, it’s the cops standing up and saying, listen, we’re not the problem; we’re the solution, and we’re kinda pissed about everybody blaming us,” Flaherty said.
Cops are the problem when they can not tell the difference and use TOTALLY disproportionate force on 90 year old women or 70 year old men with a cane, or a drunk with a hose nozzle, all of which ended up DEAD because a petrified ignorant cop couldn't recognize there was NO danger.
ReplyDeleteThat does not even mention all the family pets whose "face they've gotten into" with a .40 caliber pistol. The fools need to stop killing dogs that are chained up in a fenced back yard too!
Idiots.
They shoot dogs and watch criminals, drunks and druggies walk away.