At what point do law abiding citizens get more consideration than lawless ********? Is law and order a legitimate platform for our candidates now? I think so.
Only if they want to be called racists.
At what point do law abiding citizens get more consideration than lawless ********? Is law and order a legitimate platform for our candidates now? I think so.
I wonder what the rioters think now that they learn the crack dealer killed himself by wigging out and severing his own spine. DOH! I think it's pretty funny.
The other prisoner in the paddy wagon was a white guy so the evidence is inadmissible.I wonder what the rioters think now that they learn the crack dealer killed himself by wigging out and severing his own spine. DOH! I think it's pretty funny.
Since 2010, Baltimore police have killed 109 people. Nearly half were unarmed and 70 percent were black
Just sayin'...
The brutality of the Baltimore PD goes far, far beyond Freddie Gray...
http://www.salon.com/2015/04/30/the...er/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=socialflow
The real “thugs” of Baltimore: 5 things everyone needs to know about the city’s police
Since 2010, Baltimore police have killed 109 people. Nearly half were unarmed and 70 percent were black
70% of the unarmed criminals were black?Tibs, instead of replying to your post, I'll simply ask you to answer this - what is it that makes this statement misleading and a perfect example of abuse of statistics?
The fact that the majority of residents in downtown Baltimore are African American.Tibs, instead of replying to your post, I'll simply ask you to answer this - what is it that makes this statement misleading and a perfect example of abuse of statistics?
The fact that the majority of residents in downtown Baltimore are African American.
The fact that the majority of residents in downtown Baltimore are African American.
Yeah, I get it. Yet that doesn't explain this away: "Since 2010, Baltimore police have killed 109 people. Nearly half were unarmed." Regardless of race, I'm not sure that would make me feel overly confident in the local police force. And also this: "Baltimore has paid out almost $6 million in police brutality settlements since 2011." Again, setting aside race, looking at the facts seems to suggest something is not quite right and may explain the high level of distrust between cops and the community.Ding Ding Ding.
Yeah, I get it. Yet that doesn't explain this away: "Since 2010, Baltimore police have killed 109 people. Nearly half were unarmed." Regardless of race, I'm not sure that would make me feel overly confident in the local police force. And also this: "Baltimore has paid out almost $6 million in police brutality settlements since 2011." Again, setting aside race, looking at the facts seems to suggest something is not quite right and may explain the high level of distrust between cops and the community.
As state lawmakers consider several bills related to the use of force by police, the American Civil Liberties Union reported Wednesday that 109 people died after encounters with police in Maryland between 2010 and 2014.
Well, it looks like my suspicions were at least well grounded. Never trust this Salon bullshit, and half the crap you get from the Left.
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/ma...aclu-police-deaths-20150318-story.html#page=1
ACLU: 109 people in Maryland died after police encounters in 2010-2014
This study was done about the entire STATE. Not Baltimore City.
WHOOPS!
That changes the whole discussion.
"Baltimore has paid out almost $6 million in police brutality settlements since 2011."
Sorry, was waiting to see if any of you guys had big enough balls to post the breaking news from today, but clearly not, so here it is:Tibs: *crickets crickets*
Sorry, was waiting to see if any of you guys had big enough balls to post the breaking news from today, but clearly not, so here it is:
Freddie Gray’s death has been ruled a homicide by the Baltimore state attorney Marilyn Mosby. The van’s driver has been charged with second-degree murder, three other officers were charged with manslaughter, and two more were charged with assault. In total, the six officers have been charged with a variety of crimes, including second-degree murder, manslaughter, assault, negligence, misconduct, false imprisonment. A warrant has been issued for their arrest.
Maryland state attorney Marilyn J. Mosby just announced that Baltimore resident Freddie Gray's death was ruled a homicide.
Criminal charges have been pressed against the six police officers involved in his arrest.
Watch the full presser below, and learn more here: http://to.pbs.org/1DPhroc