AZ - Jose Guerena Shot 60 Times By SWAT Team

This is why the government enforcers keep killing innocents: when an investigator with Chicago's Independent Police Review Authority refused to continue exonerating every police officer, he was fired.

http://reason.com/blog/2015/07/20/you-can-absolutely-guess-what-will-get-y

No accountability means no change... and innocents like Jose will keep getting killed by officers who know the system has their back.

And people still try and claim the system isn't corrupt beyond repair. It is corrupt through and through which is why it will never change for the better. The whole thing must be scrapped. Having some good cops isn't relevant and certainly won't change things. The examples are endless. Cops will continue to be allowed to murder people not only without repercussion but even without the fear of repercussions. It's sickening.
 
http://reason.com/blog/2015/07/20/boise-police-break-down-door-use-flash-g

Police SWATs an apartment (broken door, flash grenadde)... promises to repair the damages after realizing they were at the wrong address.

Because if one gets caught shoplifting and pays for the stuff one was about to steal, no charges should be filed :) One set of laws for the little people, another for the anointed ones.
 
From Reason: Asthmatic Father Dies After Police Hogtie Him Face Down on Disorderly Conduct Charge

http://reason.com/blog/2015/07/21/asthmatic-father-dies-after-police-hogti

From the article:
While paramedics loaded Goode into the back of the ambulance, a bystander can be heard saying, "They've hogtied him. That's such a bad idea." Seconds later, another witness can be heard saying, "Video it, just in case he dies."

Bystanders have a better understanding of the situation than police officers - I would have been surprised at this a decade or two ago. Not anymore.

Rest In Peace, Jose - you will never be forgotten.
 
More proof that there is a complete and utter disregard for civilian lives! Dynamic Entry for anything other than an active shooter is a hazard to all involved for no good reason. If lives are not in danger the police should not be endangering them.
 
There's hope...

She tried to pull a man over to ticket him for an expired inspection sticker. But when the man pulled in to his driveway, Officer Lisa Mearkle, 36, fired two shots into his back.

The Pennsylvania police officer has now been charged with “criminal homicide” for killing 59-year-old David Kassick – shooting him in the back as he was lying face down on the ground.

http://countercurrentnews.com/2015/07/cop-finally-charged/
 
More proof that there is a complete and utter disregard for fellow civilian lives! Dynamic Entry for anything other than an active shooter is a hazard to all involved for no good reason. If lives are not in danger the police should not be endangering them.

FIFY, don't ever let them convince you otherwise.


Just a sacrificial lamb(at best) nothing more, business will continue as scheduled once the dog and pony show is over.
 
Two NJ police officers shot dead a suspect that threatened them by... stepping out of his car with his hands raised in surrender.
http://bigstory.ap.org/article/17fb...rges-against-police-fatal-new-jersey-shooting
A grand jury decided... drumroll.... NOT to indict. As long as killers of innocents are not prosecuted and convicted, more innocents will die at the hands of government agents.

Full video of the encounter (below). Cop on drivers side squeezes one off too, after flinching/ducking as partner starts shooting the passenger (who appears to have arms raised in surrender?)
Crossfire?... Partner egging on /intensifying his partner's uneasiness?

Granted the dead dude should have raised/shown empty hands while in vehicle and not have been "Reaching! He's reaching!" but if he was indeed reaching, wouldn't that have been the moment for the shooting to start, and not as the guy is getting out with (apparently) "hands up"?

Thing about these dashcam/bodycam videos? It strongly reaffirms my thankfulness to the man above that I didn't follow family's advice and take the exam when I was young. Cops in family and close family friends in power. I'd have probably gotten "on", somewhere, be it city/state/MDC/Capitol (pre-combine)/whatever...

Yet I'm sitting here, 30 years later, having coffee and watching video after video of encounters like this one, dreading that I have to go to work today at a job I really don't enjoy doing, yet thankful that I didn't end up in a job that I REALLY wouldn't feel like doing. Like having to make a split second, life or death decision, maybe in the dark, maybe in the "hood", with my "partner"... who I may or may not even trust, may or may not like, or even know ("You're riding with Smith tonight".."OK, Lieutenant. Now which one is Smith?"), and ten minutes into our meet and greet shift together, my "partner" is screaming that some dude is "reaching!!".

Gotta stop typing now. Gotta head to work - at that job I hate just a little bit less this morning than I did before seeing yet another dashcam reel of a split second encounter in the 'hood..

http://youtu.be/Q0gxbCg5_jk
 
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Police responds to 911 call about a burglar. Enters wrong home. Wounds home owner and kills their dog.

http://reason.com/blog/2015/09/01/georgia-cops-shoot-resident-kill-his-dog

Jose, this man was luckier than you were - he survived the police raiding the wrong home. Hopefully, the people responsible for this terrible attack will be held accountable... until that happens, innocents will be victimized again.
 
No investigation in the fatal shooting last week of Felix Kumi, a 61-year-old unarmed bystander, by a New York City undercover police officer in Mt. Vernon to purchase guns from suspects in a an "illegal gun" operation that Mt. Vernon police say "went awry."

http://reason.com/blog/2015/09/03/nypd-shooting-of-unarmed-bystander-durin

Until the killing of innocents is punished, more victims will die.

Rest in Peace, Jose.
 
Multiple experts (commisioned by the prosecutor's office) state that the killing of Tamir Rice was reasonable...

https://reason.com/blog/2015/10/12/we-live-in-a-world-where-experts-say-the

Until we hold killers accountable for their terrible decisions, nothing will change and innocents will be gunned down with impunity.

You will never be forgotten, Jose - Rest In Peace.
 
Real life Super Troopers. Except when they ordered the driver who was pulled over to pull over it was a joke. When she ordered a guy on the ground to get on the ground and a guy showing her his hands to show her his hands, she wasn't. But oh, the guy getting 50k volts of electricity through him is jerking around and not totally still, better shoot him twice. I hope she gets hit by a car.
 
AYFKM???

She's screaming at him to do something WHILE ****ING SHOCKING HIM.

WTF DO YOU EXPECT HIM TO DO YOU DUMB C***?

That women should be in jail and the key thrown away.
 
Cops show up without a warrant, NC homeowner refuses to let them in - gets beat up then killed.

https://reason.com/blog/2015/11/16/man-slams-doors-on-cops-who-had-no-warra

Under the NC Castle doctrine law, he had the right to resist their unlawful attack... will the uniformed killers be prosecuted and convicted?

Until laws apply to all of us, there will never be justice.

Rest in peace, Jose - we will never forget you.
 
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