Just a reminder of why no charges were filed today against any Kenosha police officers
In July, Jacob Blake charged w/ Sexual Assault. On Aug 23, 911 Called & He was Being Arrested for Warrant for his Arrest & Violating Restraining Order
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Just a reminder of why no charges were filed today against any Kenosha police officers
Actually I doubt this would ever be you.
* You would not sexually assault a woman
* You don't currently have a warrant out for your arrest
* No one will be calling 911 because you are violating a restraining order
* You would never put a police officer in a head lock
why are you defending Jacob Blake's actions?
why are you ignoring the facts of the case?
actually meant, it could’ve been me that got caught up in that BS.
You’re right, I wouldn’t do that stuff
You and Chishawk1425 are like peas in a pod. You should be ashamed.
And read the posts above from @Hawkman98, who is in law enforcement.
Common sense prevailed in this case.
The nut jobs like you and Chis, thankfully, have been neutered.
Again, what did I say about the case? Was just pointing out that you’re a shit poster who deserves his recognition.
Well, I am just pointing out that you are not only a shit poster, you and Chis are like peas in a pod. You can't be any worse but I am sure you will try. You have earned & you deserve this recognition.
Actually- I was recognized as the best non-Iowa poster last year. So you’re wrong, again. But look for my nomination of you in the next few weeks.
Oh my god. Seriously? Congrats?
In all reality, you're a loser who is butt hurt over the fact that the police did nothing wrong in this case.
And you better not retaliate by trying to hurt my feelings by nominating me as 2020 Worst Poster of the Year!
What an anonymous clown you are.
Sorry, I’m late to this classic Fran sand kicking thread. Was Blake shot multiple times in the back for any of these things?
911 was called on Jacob Blake for violating a restraining order
The responding officers knew a warrant was out for Jacob Blake's arrest for felony sexual assault
Jacob Blake resisted arrest
Jacob Blake put an officer in a head lock
Jacob Blake ignored officers' instructions and attempted to leave the scene
Jacob Blake reached for a weapon, putting lives in danger
@Hawkman98 has explained several times why/how an officer can then get 7 shots off very quickly.
And why the hell are you defending Jacob Blake's actions?
You’re still a shit poster.
And I am laughing at you that you will be nominating me.
Seriously.
You're a clown.
Hey dumb**** tag me next time you cry like the little bitch you are MAGAt desecration .
Hey dumb shit. Can you construct a complete sentence for once in your life?
Oh, and tell us again about your military history and your purple heart.
You are a FRAUD. Just like President Trump.
Ironic, huh? You and Trump; two peas in a pod.
Oh, Fran. I would say, “Don’t you ever change”, but I know you won’t. I defended nothing. And, if Hawkman can produce the specific code where having a warrant out for your arrest is punishable by seven in the back, please link it.
You defended nothing? Riiiiiiiiiiiiight.
And Lucas, I would say, “Don’t you ever change”, but I know you won’t.
No, I totally believe you. You don’t come off unhinged at all.
You and Trump. Two lying peas in a pod.
Trump lies all the time but at least Trump did not lie about receiving a purple heart like you did.
You are pathetic MAGAt, Chis.
Why didn't they charge the police officer? As you will read:
* Experts have concluded that the officer "used reasonable force to end the threat."
* And for those who disagree? One expert (a former federal prosecutor who has prosecuted officers) said this: "What should he have done, let him drive away with a child in the back, let themselves get stabbed? … The only answer reasonably is -- they need to defend themselves." ............cc: @Hawkman98
From the Associated Press:
Kenosha County District Attorney Michael Graveley said investigators concluded Blake was carrying a knife when police responded to a report he was trying to steal a car.
Officer Rusten Sheskey said he "feared Jacob Blake was going to stab him with the knife" as he tried to stop Blake from fleeing the scene.
Graveley told reporters during a two-hour presentation Tuesday afternoon that investigators determined that the events leading up to the shooting began when the mother of Blake's children called police and said Blake was about to drive off in her car. Officers determined en route that Blake had a felony warrant out for sexual assault.
They arrived to find Blake placing the couple's three children in the back seat of the woman's SUV. Graveley said officers had no choice but to arrest him since he was wanted. He said Blake resisted, fighting with the officers as they tried to handcuff him. Officers used a stun gun on him three times to no effect.
Noble Wray, a Black former police chief and a use-of-force expert who reviewed the investigation, said Blake had a knife that apparently fell to the ground during the struggle. Blake picked it up and officers disengaged and drew their guns. Blake then tried to get into the SUV, Wray said.
"Any officer worth their salt, they're not going to let someone leave under these circumstances," Wray said. "This is the stuff Amber Alerts are made of."
Sheskey grabbed the back of Blake's shirt, Graveley said. Blake turned and moved the knife toward Sheskey, the officer told investigators, leading him to believe his life was in danger, the district attorney said.
Graveley showed reporters an enlarged photo of what he said was Blake's knife, adding that Blake acknowledged to investigators he had it. The district attorney walked reporters through how he would have prosecuted the case, saying jurors would have had to put themselves in Sheskey's position and that the officer's self-defense claims would have held up given the circumstances of the case.
Jeffrey Cramer, a former federal prosecutor who has prosecuted officers, said Graveley presented a compelling case that showed why charges are not appropriate.
"There isn't anyone who would like to be in that officer's shoes -- but in that moment, he used what I feel was reasonable force to end the threat," Cramer said. For those who disagree, he said, "What should he have done, let him drive away with a child in the back, let themselves get stabbed? … The only answer reasonably is -- they need to defend themselves."
The full story:
www.startribune.com
* Experts have concluded that the officer "used reasonable force to end the threat."
* And for those who disagree? One expert (a former federal prosecutor who has prosecuted officers) said this: "What should he have done, let him drive away with a child in the back, let themselves get stabbed? … The only answer reasonably is -- they need to defend themselves." ............cc: @Hawkman98
From the Associated Press:
Kenosha County District Attorney Michael Graveley said investigators concluded Blake was carrying a knife when police responded to a report he was trying to steal a car.
Officer Rusten Sheskey said he "feared Jacob Blake was going to stab him with the knife" as he tried to stop Blake from fleeing the scene.
Graveley told reporters during a two-hour presentation Tuesday afternoon that investigators determined that the events leading up to the shooting began when the mother of Blake's children called police and said Blake was about to drive off in her car. Officers determined en route that Blake had a felony warrant out for sexual assault.
They arrived to find Blake placing the couple's three children in the back seat of the woman's SUV. Graveley said officers had no choice but to arrest him since he was wanted. He said Blake resisted, fighting with the officers as they tried to handcuff him. Officers used a stun gun on him three times to no effect.
Noble Wray, a Black former police chief and a use-of-force expert who reviewed the investigation, said Blake had a knife that apparently fell to the ground during the struggle. Blake picked it up and officers disengaged and drew their guns. Blake then tried to get into the SUV, Wray said.
"Any officer worth their salt, they're not going to let someone leave under these circumstances," Wray said. "This is the stuff Amber Alerts are made of."
Sheskey grabbed the back of Blake's shirt, Graveley said. Blake turned and moved the knife toward Sheskey, the officer told investigators, leading him to believe his life was in danger, the district attorney said.
Graveley showed reporters an enlarged photo of what he said was Blake's knife, adding that Blake acknowledged to investigators he had it. The district attorney walked reporters through how he would have prosecuted the case, saying jurors would have had to put themselves in Sheskey's position and that the officer's self-defense claims would have held up given the circumstances of the case.
Jeffrey Cramer, a former federal prosecutor who has prosecuted officers, said Graveley presented a compelling case that showed why charges are not appropriate.
"There isn't anyone who would like to be in that officer's shoes -- but in that moment, he used what I feel was reasonable force to end the threat," Cramer said. For those who disagree, he said, "What should he have done, let him drive away with a child in the back, let themselves get stabbed? … The only answer reasonably is -- they need to defend themselves."
The full story:
No charges against Wisconsin officer who shot Jacob Blake
A Wisconsin prosecutor declined Tuesday to file charges against a white police officer who shot a Black man in the back in Kenosha, concluding he couldn't disprove the officer's contention that he acted in self-defense because he feared the man would stab him.
www.startribune.com
