Milwaukee PDs finest
- Thread starter BlIIlken2
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Once again it's not one loose cannon doing this shit. It's every cop on the scene. The police are broken in this country.
It’s too easy to be a cop. I’ve met some good ones. People I knew I could trust. But I’ve also known a lot of losers who allow the badge and gun go to their head.
Not one cop out of this group showed any level of competency let alone common sense.
You are off the rails.
Seriously
You're the one off the rails defending cops dragging a dead body around like a Halloween prop. But please, explain how any of this was good police work.
They don't. So why drag him around by the ankle like a trophy kill?
Terrible. This why people don't trust the police
Looks like he was pulled through a fence opening. Likely for safety reasons so others could grab him.
I like hawkman98 so I hope he doesn't take this personal. But LEO has shown they can't police themselves.
My solution would include an accountably board in every jurisdiction.
Personally, I'd fire every one of them
My solution would include an accountably board in every jurisdiction.
Personally, I'd fire every one of them
Safety reasons? If he is still alive and injured he needs medical attention. If he is still a threat, which he clearly is not, how does dragging him through a fence mitigate that? What kind of shoddy police work is this? It's embarrassing.
Every cop in this video doesn't appear to deserve their jobs.
Go sign up for the force as they need good, qualified applicants. Since you seem to know everything about policing I’m sure you’ll make sergeant in no time
It is so stupid when people post this.
Because there was zero indication in the video he was. Stop defending this nonsense.
The police didn’t seem too concerned as they drug him around.
No, it’s not. We need good police, now and the ones who routinely criticize the police should be the first in line. They can help change the force with their ideals because they know everything already.
To be fair, I can go to a restaurant and call out shitty food/service if I get it. Doesn't mean I want to go be a chef.
Apparently it isn’t very difficult, considering the cops we routinely see killing people.
I do, everyday. Just not as an officer. Completely thankless job.
What a nice video to comment on. No pretext or context, just a bunch of people commenting.
Why did that perp get shot?
The below is from the article. Why do you fault them for proceeding with caution?
At 91st Street and West Silver Spring Drive, Norman said the car officers were chasing ran a red light and crashed into another car. Police said that's when the suspect driver took off on foot.
Norman said the man had a gun in his hand. According to MPD, an officer running after the man ordered him to drop the gun multiple times.
Norman said the man did not comply and the officer shot him.
Video: Milwaukee police drag unresponsive man shot by officer
Cellphone video shows police dragging an unresponsive man by his foot after an officer shot him in a chase.
www.wisn.com
You miss the gun in hand part…?
There are on average 61 million police/civilian interactions each year. What percent of those are of the variety which supports your claim that the police are broken (as a whole)?
Agreed. But it’s still possible to critique someone’s job performance without wanting or being able to do it.
People do it with athletes all the time.
No, but a guy running away from you not firing does not pose an immediate threat, or at least should not IMO.
Every last one is this group appears broken. Same for Uvalde. Same for Memphis. Same for George Floyd. Multiple officers were on the scene in each one. All of them failed in their duties.
