Anonymous yypotion 1d

nobody was charged or even arrested for theft but these fuckass cops still got off with killing a baby

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Anonymous yypotion 1d

Very low odds there was no theft. Loss Prevention have cameras and monitor like crazy now. They basically never call the cops without direct video evidence of shoplifting and often only after repeated offenses by the same individuals. The chargers weren’t followed up likely because of the events that transpired. How cruel would that look to the public to then also arrest them for shoplifting? But the cops weren’t called in for nothing.

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Anonymous OP 1d

except they frequently are called for no reason on black people that’s not a new thing

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Anonymous yypotion 1d

You can claim that, but given the increased normalization of shoplifting in our culture, I’m not convinced. Do you have any real evidence towards your claim?

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Anonymous yypotion 1d

It’s also worth asking, why the hell did they try to drive away? Just show the cops the receipt and go on with your day.

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Anonymous OP 1d

there’s more evidence against this shoplifting claim than for it

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Anonymous yypotion 1d

Such as? Regardless, do not run from the cops.

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Anonymous yypotion 1d

and even if they did shoplift who tf shoots a car when you can baby

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Anonymous yypotion 1d

Yes, agreed. Both things are true.

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Anonymous OP 1d

Gee what a clever idea, it’s not like black people have a long history of being abused by cops even when they comply

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Anonymous #2 1d

See, we thought that was the case until body cams became the norm. Every time another abuse case comes up, the body came is released and almost every single case it’s an instance of the individuals not complying and causing issues.

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Anonymous OP 1d

Gee it’s almost like they don’t show body cam footage during the instances where there is an issue, which has been shown to be a lot. Also, still no excuse for shooting a baby.

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Anonymous #2 23h

I’m not going to deny that there are instances of police being corrupt and protecting their own. However, the narrative that black people are in any large capacity unsafe in police custody no longer holds water, and continuing to push the false claim increases the odds of encounters escalating. What I’m pointing at is the body cameras made it clear that people do in fact lie and shout abuse/racism when there is none, and the broader public is more aware of that.

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