Originally Posted By: grampi
Originally Posted By: dave1251
Originally Posted By: qwerty1234
Dave, and the city should take care of the 10% of Chicago police who violated peoples civil rights. Police who break the laws that they swore to protect are especially dangerous. They are suppose to be role models and held to a higher standard. Unless you live in urban cities like Baltimore, St. Louis, Miami, NYC, Detroit than you just won't get it.
I find it funny that you are on your high horse about criminal rights yet you have stated the police officer needs to be found guilty.
IMO in this instance I have no problem shooting a man wielding a knife. The issue I see is the continual shooting once he is down and posses no threat.
If the cop was justified for shooting him once, then what difference do the other 15 shots make?
It is simple. Once there is no threat then there is no justification to use of lethal force.
Why do you need to ask the question?
Originally Posted By: dave1251
Originally Posted By: qwerty1234
Dave, and the city should take care of the 10% of Chicago police who violated peoples civil rights. Police who break the laws that they swore to protect are especially dangerous. They are suppose to be role models and held to a higher standard. Unless you live in urban cities like Baltimore, St. Louis, Miami, NYC, Detroit than you just won't get it.
I find it funny that you are on your high horse about criminal rights yet you have stated the police officer needs to be found guilty.
IMO in this instance I have no problem shooting a man wielding a knife. The issue I see is the continual shooting once he is down and posses no threat.
If the cop was justified for shooting him once, then what difference do the other 15 shots make?
It is simple. Once there is no threat then there is no justification to use of lethal force.
Why do you need to ask the question?