Philando Castile was shot 4 times by police while reaching for his requsted ID and died.
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All these conspiracies are stupid. They think they hired crisis actors for that. You don't need crisis actors if people are hearing shots and watching people drop. Real fear from people who believe and fear for their lives is much more desirable. Besides if there is going to be any conspiracy I'd believe, it's that there was more than one shooter pledging to kill more in the future and they are trying not to freak the public out or tip their hand that they know so the can quietly find the cells.
It's hard to believe there was only one shooter from the witness accounts.
That would be nice. But then all MY posts would be hidden...lol...
Your likes would counteract that
No lie, it was fun watching the questionable post trolls squirm in the Board Upgrades thread when numerous requests for the the unlike button was suggested to @HNIC just before the forum was upgraded. It was if their life almost flashed before their eyes lol
Honestly, an unlike feature would probably be more abused than its intent so I get why @HNIC didn't want to add it. Too much potential for Board chaos considering the characters on here lol
I dont think the killings are fake, but I do feel like whats being presented to us is bs.
They said the guy "wanted to kill white people", then they follow it up with a Black dude dressed in African gear and throwing up the Black Panther fist. Thats some 1970s outdated bs.
It went from sympathizing with victims of police brutality/racism, to sympathizing with the "good cops" in less than 36 hours. And people went for it.
Gotta learn how to stay on track....
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well that explains why "this is a good man who only works and then goes home to play video games" needed a permit to carry a gun
So, is there a manual Diamond Reynolds (or any other victim of a murdered loved one at the hands of police) is supposed to follow so that she will not be "suspicious"?
Your starting to sound like Alex Jones lol
I think that last pic took place in Brazil.
"This bumbayy nigga is starting to fuck up every thread."
I'm not a nixxxa!
All that I have seen use that word are not very wise or feel good about themselves.
I'm an Original Man!
Are you a BLACK LIVES MATTER member?
I'm just not agreeing with all the BGOL gun-grabbers, lgbt, keyboard revolutionaries, george soros slaves or blm idiots.
"I been using ignore more lately than I ever thought I would."
Keep your personal business to yourself. This board is not the real world stop treating it like it is.
Tall with Dreds....
I can introduce you to 100+ dudes in Chicago that fit the decription of that robber. I can also introduce you to hundreds of Black folks who like Newports (thats our fav brand...lol). As far as his family cashing in on his death; well If I got killed I have a few "not so close" family members that I know would try to cash in. But the greed of my family doesnt justify the actions of the person who killed me.
My hope is that the family is preparing a lawsuit. The bigger payday will come from the city/state.
So what about the question regarding blm and George Soros funding? Are you blm member? Do you identify yourself as lgbt?
As I said her behavior is suspicious, strange and unusual for what just happened and she witnessed.
I asked if she was blm member?
That's it!
You're a troll.
This board goes through periods of extreme trolling, it happens. You are a retard and not a racist though so you're more annoying than offensive.
I just get tired of seeing every other post being you with more nonsense on nonsense on nonsense.
You talk too fucking much dude. Never a good look for a man.
This isn't the thread for Soros/BLM conspiracy theories
Will it make the victim seem "suspicious" if she's a BLM member? lol
Now your asking if I'm an LBGT BLM member
Ok, I'm not feeding into this nonsense anymore as it's diverting from the serious topic at hand.
This isn't the thread for Soros/BLM conspiracy theories
Will it make the victim seem "suspicious" if she's a BLM member? lol
Now your asking if I'm an LBGT BLM member
Ok, I'm not feeding into this nonsense anymore as it's diverting from the serious topic at hand.
"This isn't the thread for Soros/BLM conspiracy theories"
Its not a conspiracy theory. Who ever gives money to an organization directs the agenda of the organization.
George Soros gives has given millions to BLM. And not because he loves BLACK PEOPLE. There are many articles concerning this.
"Will it make the victim seem "suspicious" if she's a BLM member? lol"
If she is a BLM member. It would explain her rhetoric at the outdoor conference near a park or house.
It would be a piece to a very suspicious puzzle.
"Now your asking if I'm an LBGT BLM member"
Because most of the BLM males and females classify themselves as lgbt, communist, marxist, leninist, anarchist or some other wild fringe bs.
"Ok, I'm not feeding into this nonsense anymore as it's diverting from the serious topic at hand"
You answered no questions. My goal is not to derail the thread.
When Philando Castile saw the flashing lights in his rearview mirror the night he got shot, it wasn't unusual. He had been pulled over at least 52 times in recent years in and around the Twin Cities and given citations for minor offenses including speeding, driving without a muffler and not wearing a seat belt.
He was assessed at least $6,588 in fines and fees, although more than half of the total 86 violations were dismissed, court records show.
Was Castile an especially bad driver or just unlucky? Or was he targeted by officers who single out black motorists like him for such stops, as several of his family members have alleged?
The answer may never be known, but Castile's stop for a broken tail light Wednesday ended with him fatally shot by a suburban St. Paul police officer, and Castile's girlfriend livestreaming the chilling aftermath.
The shooting has added a new impetus to a national debate on racial profiling; a day after Castile died, a black Army veteran killed five officers in Dallas at a demonstration over Castile's killing and another fatal police shooting, in Louisiana.
The Castile video "is pretty horrific," said Gavin Kearney, who in 2003 co-authored a report to the Minnesota Legislature on racial profiling in the state. "There are things we don't know about it. But we know there are certain assumptions and biases — whether explicit or implicit — about black men that affect how police officers interpret their actions. And we know white drivers are less likely to be pulled over."
Court records dating to 2002 show Castile, a 32-year-old school cafeteria supervisor, averaged more than three traffic stops per year and received citations for misdemeanors or petty misdemeanors.
Many charges were dismissed, but Castile pleaded guilty to some, mostly for driving after his license was revoked and driving with no proof of insurance. However, those two charges also were the most frequently dismissed, along with failing to wear a seat belt.
The records show no convictions for more serious crimes.
No recent information is available on the racial breakdown of drivers stopped or ticketed by police in Falcon Heights, the mostly white suburb where the shooting occurred, or in other Minnesota towns. Minnesota is not among the handful of states that require police to keep such data.
But in 2001, the Legislature asked for a racial profiling study and it fell to Kearney, then at the Institute on Race & Poverty at the University of Minnesota Law School, to conduct it. His study, using information supplied voluntarily by 65 law enforcement jurisdictions in the state, found a strong likelihood that racial and ethnic bias played a role in traffic stop policies and practices. Overall, officers stopped minority drivers at greater rates than whites and searched them at greater rates, but found contraband in those searches at lower rates than whites.
The analysis found the pattern was more pronounced in suburban areas. In Fridley, New Hope, Plymouth, Sauk Rapids and Savage combined, blacks were stopped about 310 percent more often than expected.
The St. Anthony Police Department, which employs the officer who shot Castile, did not participate in the study. St. Anthony officials have not commented on Castile's stop since shortly after the shooting.
It was not immediately clear how much money governments in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area generate from traffic violations. A U.S. Department of Justice investigation following the 2014 police shooting death of Michael Brown, a black, unarmed 18-year-old, in Ferguson, Missouri, found law enforcement efforts were focused on generating revenue for that city. Most of the tickets and fines were going to blacks.
Castile's girlfriend, Diamond Reynolds, a passenger in the car, said the two officers who stopped them said the vehicle had a broken tail light. She said one of the officers shot him "for no apparent reason" after he reached for his ID.
Valerie Castile said she thinks her son "was just black in the wrong place." Minnesota Gov.Mark Dayton said he did not believe it would have happened to a white motorist.
The officer who shot Castile, Jeronimo Yanez, is Latino. His lawyer, Thomas Kelly, said Saturday that his client reacted to the fact that Castile had a gun, not his race, though Kelly would not discuss what led Yanez to initiate the traffic stop.
"Police understand the concerns about choices made about who gets stopped and what happens when they get stopped," said Darrel Stephens, executive director of the Major Cities Chiefs Association.
But the statistics can't simply be attributed to racial bias among police.
"When people call the police, they provide a description of somebody engaged in a crime. The police respond to those descriptions," said Stephens, a former Charlotte, North Carolina, police chief. "That counts for part of the disproportionality that we see in those numbers."
Last year, the President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing recommended police departments collect and analyze demographic data on all stops, searches and seizures.
Nationally, 13 percent of black drivers were pulled over at least once in 2011, compared with 10 percent of the white drivers, according to a survey by the U.S. Justice Department's Bureau of Justice Statistics.
The survey shows 68 percent of black drivers considered the stops legitimate compared with 84 percent of white drivers.
The precise reasons why certain motorists are pulled over more than others are difficult to identify, said Lorie Fridell, an associate professor of criminology at the University of South Florida, who trains police departments through a program called Fair and Impartial Policing.
"Our implicit biases are most likely to impact us when we're facing ambiguous situations," Fridell said. "A person reaching into a pocket is ambiguous. If I, as a white, middle-aged woman, reach into my pocket most people aren't going to experience fear. For a black male with dreadlocks, that ambiguous action would produce fear in many people."
http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/stopped-52-times-police-racial-profiling-40453378
He was assessed at least $6,588 in fines and fees, although more than half of the total 86 violations were dismissed, court records show.
Was Castile an especially bad driver or just unlucky? Or was he targeted by officers who single out black motorists like him for such stops, as several of his family members have alleged?
The answer may never be known, but Castile's stop for a broken tail light Wednesday ended with him fatally shot by a suburban St. Paul police officer, and Castile's girlfriend livestreaming the chilling aftermath.
The shooting has added a new impetus to a national debate on racial profiling; a day after Castile died, a black Army veteran killed five officers in Dallas at a demonstration over Castile's killing and another fatal police shooting, in Louisiana.
The Castile video "is pretty horrific," said Gavin Kearney, who in 2003 co-authored a report to the Minnesota Legislature on racial profiling in the state. "There are things we don't know about it. But we know there are certain assumptions and biases — whether explicit or implicit — about black men that affect how police officers interpret their actions. And we know white drivers are less likely to be pulled over."
Court records dating to 2002 show Castile, a 32-year-old school cafeteria supervisor, averaged more than three traffic stops per year and received citations for misdemeanors or petty misdemeanors.
Many charges were dismissed, but Castile pleaded guilty to some, mostly for driving after his license was revoked and driving with no proof of insurance. However, those two charges also were the most frequently dismissed, along with failing to wear a seat belt.
The records show no convictions for more serious crimes.
No recent information is available on the racial breakdown of drivers stopped or ticketed by police in Falcon Heights, the mostly white suburb where the shooting occurred, or in other Minnesota towns. Minnesota is not among the handful of states that require police to keep such data.
But in 2001, the Legislature asked for a racial profiling study and it fell to Kearney, then at the Institute on Race & Poverty at the University of Minnesota Law School, to conduct it. His study, using information supplied voluntarily by 65 law enforcement jurisdictions in the state, found a strong likelihood that racial and ethnic bias played a role in traffic stop policies and practices. Overall, officers stopped minority drivers at greater rates than whites and searched them at greater rates, but found contraband in those searches at lower rates than whites.
The analysis found the pattern was more pronounced in suburban areas. In Fridley, New Hope, Plymouth, Sauk Rapids and Savage combined, blacks were stopped about 310 percent more often than expected.
The St. Anthony Police Department, which employs the officer who shot Castile, did not participate in the study. St. Anthony officials have not commented on Castile's stop since shortly after the shooting.
It was not immediately clear how much money governments in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area generate from traffic violations. A U.S. Department of Justice investigation following the 2014 police shooting death of Michael Brown, a black, unarmed 18-year-old, in Ferguson, Missouri, found law enforcement efforts were focused on generating revenue for that city. Most of the tickets and fines were going to blacks.
Castile's girlfriend, Diamond Reynolds, a passenger in the car, said the two officers who stopped them said the vehicle had a broken tail light. She said one of the officers shot him "for no apparent reason" after he reached for his ID.
Valerie Castile said she thinks her son "was just black in the wrong place." Minnesota Gov.Mark Dayton said he did not believe it would have happened to a white motorist.
The officer who shot Castile, Jeronimo Yanez, is Latino. His lawyer, Thomas Kelly, said Saturday that his client reacted to the fact that Castile had a gun, not his race, though Kelly would not discuss what led Yanez to initiate the traffic stop.
"Police understand the concerns about choices made about who gets stopped and what happens when they get stopped," said Darrel Stephens, executive director of the Major Cities Chiefs Association.
But the statistics can't simply be attributed to racial bias among police.
"When people call the police, they provide a description of somebody engaged in a crime. The police respond to those descriptions," said Stephens, a former Charlotte, North Carolina, police chief. "That counts for part of the disproportionality that we see in those numbers."
Last year, the President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing recommended police departments collect and analyze demographic data on all stops, searches and seizures.
Nationally, 13 percent of black drivers were pulled over at least once in 2011, compared with 10 percent of the white drivers, according to a survey by the U.S. Justice Department's Bureau of Justice Statistics.
The survey shows 68 percent of black drivers considered the stops legitimate compared with 84 percent of white drivers.
The precise reasons why certain motorists are pulled over more than others are difficult to identify, said Lorie Fridell, an associate professor of criminology at the University of South Florida, who trains police departments through a program called Fair and Impartial Policing.
"Our implicit biases are most likely to impact us when we're facing ambiguous situations," Fridell said. "A person reaching into a pocket is ambiguous. If I, as a white, middle-aged woman, reach into my pocket most people aren't going to experience fear. For a black male with dreadlocks, that ambiguous action would produce fear in many people."
http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/stopped-52-times-police-racial-profiling-40453378
The solution is in my sig
Being killed in front of your loved ones. This is the type of thing that, just by hearing about it on the regular news would fuck you up in the head man.
I know a dude was shot in a gas station getting his docs from the glove compartment after the cop told him to get it. Dude didn't die though.Temporary thread jack: what was the name of the guy who got killed similarly on video not too long ago? Think he had dreads...cop shot him as he was reaching for his seatbelt or wallet or something. This shit happens so often I'm losing track...
Have y'all been following the case closely. Just found out that the broken tail light is bullshit. There was a call out for robbery suspects and dude was profiled and pulled over cuz of his dreads and "wide nose". Also, after he was shot, the piglice call in "shots fired" but didn't indicate that HE did the shooting. Also said he detained the passenger.
We really need to equip our cars with video cams with 360 view and audio.
Let's see how they explain this angle.
Shooter was a hispanic cunt.
^so true
Co sign.. She should've started recording the moment they were getting pulled over
really they can't cover this up any more
Yep his ass was scared before he even pulled him over. If he thought he had an armed robbery suspect in the car he should have called for backup. He was convinced Castile was guilty of a crime when he stopped him.
Damn his Bitch ass was trying to cover something up from the start. Not reporting over the radio that he'd shot someone. On a side note who's training these punk muthafuckers.
This,and also that his dad is,married to a white woman
what these police are forgetting is this...
all these black people they messing with?
Shooting, beating, assaulting and murdering?
they work in all the places these cops use every day...
the banks, hospitals, restaurants, supermarkets, schools, churches, computer repair, baby sitters, taxis, delivery men, etc.
they have mothers sisters brothers husbands children
and you got THEM ALL SCARED
so now ALL the secrets you THOUGHT were hidden?
that your badge and position kept behind closed doors?
they are about to be revealed.
best kind of snitching.
So all these dash cams, "lost reports" security vids, eye witness accounts, misplaced evidence and little bits of dirts in the closet?
they ALL coming to light.
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According to the below link it was in South Africa and supposedly a joke
http://www.timeslive.co.za/local/2011/09/04/boy-friends-with-hunter
The boy shown in a Facebook picture lying apparently lifeless while a white man stands over his body with a rifle is alive and well according to a report
The boy's father told City Press: "My boy is fine. He is alive...The child was never in danger. Nothing bad happened to him. We just laughed and forgot about it then," he says of the 2008 picture.
The father said he was not angry or offended and that the image was supposed to be a joke.
The father had worked as a foreman on the white man's family farm for the last 14 years in Bloemhof in the North West, the newspaper reported.
He said his son often spent time with him and the white man on the farm doing rounds. The boy, apparently tired, fell asleep on a patch of grass.
"We found it amusing that the boy lay like a dead person. (The white man) told me that I should pick him up and place him in the shadows and asked if he could take a picture of him. (The white man) had his rifle which he shoots pigeons with. I gave him permission to pose with the child and the rifle," he said.
The father describes the white man as a "cool person" saying: "He does not hate black people. He likes playing around with black children and takes them along when he goes around the farm. They teach him Setswana and he teaches them Afrikaans. He loves my son. When he does well at school, he gives him money."
The boy's mother said the white man is "a good boy. Even my son loves him a lot and is always travelling with him when he is on the farm. I hope people will not cause him any trouble."
In a sworn affidavit, the boy's father said the roles in the picture were reversed in a 2008 year-end braai at the farm, where the little boy posed and stood with a rifle over the man's body.
Louis Vertue, a lawyer representing the man, said he was worried.
"If people who don't know the real story recognise him from the picture he could be in danger. He is not a racist as has been reported. He is shocked by the whole thing and doesn't know how the whole thing got in the media," he said.
Despite the father's assurances, the hunt is still on for the person responsible for uploading the picture on the social networking site along with racist comments, the Sunday Times reported.
There have been renewed calls for the government to amend legislation to criminalise racist hate crimes.
Hawks spokesman McIntosh Polela told City Press that even though there was no investigation at the moment, the Hawks were reviewing a docket opened in 2008 after a cellphone containing the picture was found at a road accident scene near Schweizer Reneke.
According to the below link it was in South Africa and supposedly a joke
http://www.timeslive.co.za/local/2011/09/04/boy-friends-with-hunter
The boy shown in a Facebook picture lying apparently lifeless while a white man stands over his body with a rifle is alive and well according to a report
The boy's father told City Press: "My boy is fine. He is alive...The child was never in danger. Nothing bad happened to him. We just laughed and forgot about it then," he says of the 2008 picture.
The father said he was not angry or offended and that the image was supposed to be a joke.
The father had worked as a foreman on the white man's family farm for the last 14 years in Bloemhof in the North West, the newspaper reported.
He said his son often spent time with him and the white man on the farm doing rounds. The boy, apparently tired, fell asleep on a patch of grass.
"We found it amusing that the boy lay like a dead person. (The white man) told me that I should pick him up and place him in the shadows and asked if he could take a picture of him. (The white man) had his rifle which he shoots pigeons with. I gave him permission to pose with the child and the rifle," he said.
The father describes the white man as a "cool person" saying: "He does not hate black people. He likes playing around with black children and takes them along when he goes around the farm. They teach him Setswana and he teaches them Afrikaans. He loves my son. When he does well at school, he gives him money."
The boy's mother said the white man is "a good boy. Even my son loves him a lot and is always travelling with him when he is on the farm. I hope people will not cause him any trouble."
In a sworn affidavit, the boy's father said the roles in the picture were reversed in a 2008 year-end braai at the farm, where the little boy posed and stood with a rifle over the man's body.
Louis Vertue, a lawyer representing the man, said he was worried.
"If people who don't know the real story recognise him from the picture he could be in danger. He is not a racist as has been reported. He is shocked by the whole thing and doesn't know how the whole thing got in the media," he said.
Despite the father's assurances, the hunt is still on for the person responsible for uploading the picture on the social networking site along with racist comments, the Sunday Times reported.
There have been renewed calls for the government to amend legislation to criminalise racist hate crimes.
Hawks spokesman McIntosh Polela told City Press that even though there was no investigation at the moment, the Hawks were reviewing a docket opened in 2008 after a cellphone containing the picture was found at a road accident scene near Schweizer Reneke.
That's good to know, my mind sort of shut down when I saw that first pic. I meant to come back to it tho and look it up.
I was referring to the last pic of the kid getting pepper sprayed. It was still by an officer but in another country.
Tho we had a pic here in the US of protectors sitting on the ground and a cop walking down the line spraying them. It was either a college or occupy protest I think.
This,and also that his dad is,married to a white woman
The shit is ridiculous!
They got a picture of this nigga looking depressed, standing in empty bedrooms dressed like GI Joe and pointing handguns. I know we got some weirdos out here, but give me a break!
They can sell that Militant Black shit to White folks because a lot of them are idiotic when it pertains to Black people. They think most Black folks walk around with Afros and Dashikis talking about White folks 24/7. If not that, Rapping, playing basketball or using some 1990s HipHop lingo. The only time they learn about different cultures is when theyre about to steal and profit from it.
How are we in the fucking digital age and people don't understanding how a fucking blog has zero credibility?
But yet, they pass out this link: https://theconservativetreehouse.co...lse-media-narrative-now-driving-cop-killings/
As if its fact? How.. how the fuck can anyone be this fucking stupid. Its a fucking blog. A gotdamn online fucking diary.
But yet, they pass out this link: https://theconservativetreehouse.co...lse-media-narrative-now-driving-cop-killings/
As if its fact? How.. how the fuck can anyone be this fucking stupid. Its a fucking blog. A gotdamn online fucking diary.
Not fit to be a father if you can laugh off someone being that disrespectful to your offspring with an intentional wild animal hunting "joke".
Most of those people have never advanced past the 8th grade, where you're required to write papers and use credible sources from educational or scientific institutions.
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