Breonna Taylor

[Valcazar]

Not true. Do you realize how many of these situations go off without a hitch. These are rare circumstances where someone gets shot. It's very dangerous for everyone. There are over 2 million active warrants every day in the U.S.

Serving warrants is inherently dangerous, experts say

HOUSTON (AP) — A deadly shootout that injured five narcotics police officers serving a search warrant on a house in Houston underlines the dangers of such operations, primarily because the officers are entering unknown territory, experts said Tuesday.

apnews.com

That article is a good read and I agree with it.
Police really should stop doing no knock warrants and also confronting people in a way that leads to violence.
If they backed off and approached things smarter the danger would be much less.

Glad we could find some common ground in this thread.

 

[Kawailuvr]

Nobody cares already ? Every other thread on here anymore is about Trump of BLM
Ffs I thought this was about working women ?

 

[Valcazar]

Nobody cares already ? Every other thread on here anymore is about Trump of BLM
Ffs I thought this was about working women ?

Everyone is trapped at home due to COVID and economic collapse and there is an election going on.
It's not surprising.

Also, if you don't want to talk about politics, stay out of the politics section.
It's easy!

 

[Kawailuvr]

Ok cool but all I did was pull up the NEW POSTS section and all politics so ,,, why don’t you all go and talk politics on your Facebook accounts ffs

 

[Valcazar]

Ok cool but all I did was pull up the NEW POSTS section and all politics so ,,, why don’t you all go and talk politics on your Facebook accounts ffs

Because Facebook isn't an anonymous board about sex and none of us would know each other there.

 

[Kawailuvr]

Ahhh so your all a bunch of chicken shit assholes that like to throw your aggressive opinions around but would never have the balls to step into the light and make a real Stand on anything ? I guess as long as it doesn’t cost your anything huh
Ok now I see

 

[Frankfooter]

Ok cool but all I did was pull up the NEW POSTS section and all politics so ,,, why don’t you all go and talk politics on your Facebook accounts ffs

There are no right wing wingnuts in my social circles, so this is how I find how, or if, they think.

 

[Valcazar]

There are no right wing wingnuts in my social circles, so this is how I find how, or if, they think.

Same, really.

 

[Charlemagne]

Louisville SWAT Team Told Investigators They Had Concerns About Raid on Breonna Taylor’s Apartment

Louisville SWAT Team Told Investigators They Had Concerns About Raid on Breonna Taylor’s Apartment

Interviews with Louisville SWAT members suggest alarms were raised before the raid that killed Breonna Taylor, and that many left the scene with serious concerns.

www.vice.com

 

[Gooseifur]

It is good for you that you are happy with the police using war zone tactics in USA.

Not happy, just stating facts. When their gun laws are the way they are. What do you expect? They have no choice but to go in that way. The police in Canada also serve search warrants in Canada the same way in some situations. If it's a drug offence or a criminal with a history of violence they do it the same way. Does that make Canada a war zone?

 

[Gooseifur]

That article is a good read and I agree with it.
Police really should stop doing no knock warrants and also confronting people in a way that leads to violence.
If they backed off and approached things smarter the danger would be much less.

Glad we could find some common ground in this thread.

If they stopped doing it this way more innocent people could get hurt. How do you propose they arrest these violent drug dealers like in this situation? What would your plan be?

 

[danmand]

Not happy, just stating facts. When their gun laws are the way they are. What do you expect? They have no choice but to go in that way. The police in Canada also serve search warrants in Canada the same way in some situations. If it's a drug offence or a criminal with a history of violence they do it the same way. Does that make Canada a war zone?

I do not believe the police serve warrants this way in Canada.

 

[Gooseifur]

I do not believe the police serve warrants this way in Canada.

Not in all cases but when it involves drugs and or violent criminals, They Do.

 

[Anbarandy]

Daniel "My Name is Mud" Cameron:

Stay tuned.

 

[Frankfooter]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1310701813209935873

 

[Jubee]

Ahhh so your all a bunch of chicken shit assholes that like to throw your aggressive opinions around but would never have the balls to step into the light and make a real Stand on anything ? I guess as long as it doesn’t cost your anything huh
Ok now I see

Plenty of people posting on social media sites of the shit show that was called "the first debate".
It's just convenient to have a political section here, if your'e here for other reasons.

Shouldn't bother you really, I mean, there's a buy and sell section here and sports section, I don't care for them to be honest, so I don't click them.

 

[mandrill]

That article is a good read and I agree with it.
Police really should stop doing no knock warrants and also confronting people in a way that leads to violence.
If they backed off and approached things smarter the danger would be much less.

Glad we could find some common ground in this thread.

The problem is that there really ARE violent armed criminals out there and the cops really do have to arrest them, search their shit and enforce the law. And the law has to protect the cops who put their lives on the line in the course of duty.

Breonna Taylor is an example of how badly off the rails this can go. But the question then becomes "on which side do we err?" And I'm probably going to keep protecting the cops on this issue.

 

[Kawailuvr]

Plenty of people posting on social media sites of the shit show that was called "the first debate".
It's just convenient to have a political section here, if your'e here for other reasons.

Shouldn't bother you really, I mean, there's a buy and sell section here and sports section, I don't care for them to be honest, so I don't click them.

As I said already I wasn’t in the political section I was in the new post section so maybe stfu

 

[Valcazar]

The problem is that there really ARE violent armed criminals out there and the cops really do have to arrest them, search their shit and enforce the law. And the law has to protect the cops who put their lives on the line in the course of duty.

Breonna Taylor is an example of how badly off the rails this can go. But the question then becomes "on which side do we err?" And I'm probably going to keep protecting the cops on this issue.

But as the article he posted points out, erring on the side of protecting cops would involve doing fewer no-knock warrants.
They are given out too freely, and given out too often. Make them much, much harder to get, insist on them being really necessary, and you will reduce the number of these confrontations that increase the threat.
Arrest people in better, safer circumstances.

 

[Charlemagne]

Judge says she is 'concerned' detective may have lied to get Breonna Taylor search warrant

Judge says she is 'concerned' detective may have lied to get Breonna Taylor search warrant

Police were told before the March 13 raid at Breonna Taylor's home that no packages\u00a0to a suspected drug trafficker had been\u00a0delivered there.

www.courier-journal.com