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Have you never been hasseled by the cops before ? Have you never been searched for no reason? I prefer 5o not give them a reason to hassel or shoot me.

The deputy fired her taser at the shirtless Harrouff, but it had no effect.

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Other deputies arrived and punched and kicked the suspect. Nothing.

Even a police dog’s bite didn’t deter Harrouff from biting the dead man’s face, authorities said.

“He was exhibiting abnormal levels of strength,” Snyder said Tuesday morning.

In the end, it would take four deputies and the police dog to subdue Harrouff.

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I did answer your dumb ass question. Not ALL blacks are shot when they are apprehended by the cops. What the hell is so hard to understand?

Originally Posted By: Versatile Dog

I did answer your dumb ass question. Not ALL blacks are shot when they are apprehended by the cops. What the hell is so hard to understand?


This terminology disturbs me. No question is a bad question. If someone cares enough to ask, the question is legitimate. College prep 101 taught me that.

Using terminology like "dumb ass" is immature and condescending to another. No reason for it. When you realize another is not getting your point or not willing to try, move on. Just move on. This behavior is about as productive as what is occuring in Milwaukee right now.

If there is ever a time when I could understand a cop being trigger happy it would be in this situation. Dude ate a damn persons face off after stabbing them to death. Shoot the dude.

Little off topic but I was pulled over yesterday. I actually passed on a double yellow (a. I can see way ahead of me and no threats, and b. The car in front of me was doing 10mph below the limit, which is only 35 mph to begin with (still I was in the wrong here and clearly violated the traffic law)) and I was just brutally honest with the cop.

I told him I had no excuse, I was just rushing to get home. He asked if I had my seat belt on, which I didn't and I informed him that.

Expecting a nice ticket to be given to me since I drive a car that looks fast, committed two violations and etc, he hands me a warning and thanked me (yes, he thanked ME) for my honesty and sent me on my way.

I was extremely appreciative but thought, honesty, not trying to bs and obeying and answering every command and etc of the officer resulted in that.

Now, if I had a gun and was told to stop and get on the ground, I wonder the outcomes of these shootings if I followed the same principles I did during the stop. Just simply listening and obeying the orders and commands of the officer.

Or some of the so called videos of abuse which before anything happens, you can someone barking out orders to "stop", "get on the ground", "hands up" and etc. It goes two ways if you want to approach it like that.

Not every instance is the same, not every human acts the same. If one kid in the classroom gets a F on their report card, does that mean all the kids in the same classroom failed too?

I agree, it is a little of both, basically it comes down to people acting like aholes, sometimes it is the cops, sometimes it is the peoples

exactly

This terminology disturbs me. No question is a bad question. If someone cares enough to ask, the question is legitimate. College prep 101 taught me that.