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Officer will not be charged.

Papa Willie wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:Not sure how long this blog will stay up. It is moderated but y'all are welcome to comment. :)

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Officer will not be charged.

I turned it off after the black DA just kept talking about himself, how he was a mutt, and how he grew up in Mississippi. I just didn't care after that. Should the cop have been charged?

No. Kid was 6'4" and 200 lbs. jacked up on mushrooms and punched the cop in the head, to the point of concussion. But some of the idiots here think he should be charged with murder.

You should really read some of the comments and offer a reasoned shutyomouth response. I'm chiming in as "Voice of reason".

If you can't arrest a dude without killing him you should be fired.

'Spray, you need some help with your Goobs problem.

Moving Sale wrote:If you can't arrest a dude without killing him you should be fired.

Says the person who has never had to take an unwilling subject into custody, much less a large one jacked up on drugs.

Diego in Seattle wrote:

Moving Sale wrote:If you can't arrest a dude without killing him you should be fired.

Says the person who has never had to take an unwilling subject into custody, much less a large one jacked up on drugs.

So only cops get to decide what good police procedures are.

Moving Sale wrote: So only cops get to decide what good police procedures are.

And people on the internet.

But sounds like good riddance, as bad a justification as it might be.

Moving Sale wrote:

Diego in Seattle wrote:

Moving Sale wrote:If you can't arrest a dude without killing him you should be fired.

Says the person who has never had to take an unwilling subject into custody, much less a large one jacked up on drugs.

So only cops get to decide what good police procedures are.

Good police procedures are set in accordance to local, state, and federal law. Should we have the police no longer follow that practice?

Perhaps you have a point, though. Maybe we should have plumbers, bus drivers, and pron shop jizz-moppers establish policies & guidelines for the bar association (can't do any worse!).

Moving Sale wrote:If you can't arrest a dude without killing him you should be fired.

Well, if you point a gun at a dude in order to arrest him and his response is to punch you in the head, killing just might be justified. But yours is pretty much the attitude I would expect from a criminal-attorney.

Goober McTuber wrote:

Moving Sale wrote:If you can't arrest a dude without killing him you should be fired.

Well, if you point a gun at a dude in order to arrest him and his response is to punch you in the head, killing just might be justified. But yours is pretty much the attitude I would expect from a criminal-attorney.

While simply punching the cop doesn't justify deadly force (at least by CA law), the fact that the punch gave the cop a concussion did give the officer justification for using deadly force.

This shows what a piss-poor atty Moving Fail is. He could get a jay-walker the death penalty.

Goober McTuber wrote: But yours is pretty much the attitude I would expect from a criminal-attorney.

You mean because I have read more police reports and had more cops on the stand than you have brain cells and so I know what shitbags most of them are?

Diego,
Have you ever met a cop shooting you didn't like?

Yes I have.

Have you ever seen a highly publicized UOF that you did approve of?

Moving Sale wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote: But yours is pretty much the attitude I would expect from a criminal-attorney.

You mean because I have read more police reports and had more cops on the stand than you have brain cells and so I know what shitbags most of them are?

Key word being "most", and key consideration being the shithole state where you practice law. Go fuck yourself.

Diego in Seattle wrote:Yes I have.

Do tell.

What's a UOF?

Goober McTuber wrote:
Key word being "most", and key consideration being the shithole state where you practice law. Go fuck yourself.

Yea California sucks. Snows all winter. No beach. Full of cheeseheads and fat tards. I should move.

Moving Sale wrote:

Diego in Seattle wrote:Yes I have.

Do tell.

What's a UOF?

You're a criminal attorney & yet you don't know what Use Of Force is??

How many times have you been sued for incompetent representation?

Diego in Seattle wrote:

Moving Sale wrote: Diego,
Have you ever met a cop shooting you didn't like?

Yes I have.

Did he get some on your face?

Moving Sale wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:
Key word being "most", and key consideration being the shithole state where you practice law. Go fuck yourself.

Yea California sucks. Snows all winter. No beach. Full of cheeseheads and fat tards. I should move.

I was referring to corrupt police officers. We had one. He's gone now.

mvscal wrote:

Diego in Seattle wrote:

Moving Sale wrote: Diego,
Have you ever met a cop shooting you didn't like?

Yes I have.

Did he get some on your face?

Does your wife dress up as a cop when she beats you, or does she just wear her everyday clothes?

Diego in Seattle wrote:

Moving Sale wrote:

Diego in Seattle wrote:Yes I have.

Do tell.

What's a UOF?

You're a criminal attorney & yet you don't know what Use Of Force is??

How many times have you been sued for incompetent representation?

Thanks for the acronym expander. You going to answer the fucking question?

I did answer the question. Fuck off if you think I'm going to name specific ones, as it's been quite a while since I've seen one & I haven't kept a spreadsheet since the mid eighties of all the cases of deadly force that I've read about (not to mention how infrequently unjustifiable shootings occur). The shooting by the reserve in Tulsa looks bad, but I'll reserve judgement until that case is brought to trial.

So do tell us how you're experienced in taking unwilling subjects into custody. Please, regale us with your tales of how said suspects were always willing to comply with every request/command you made.

mvscal wrote:

Diego in Seattle wrote:

Moving Sale wrote: Diego,
Have you ever met a cop shooting you didn't like?

Yes I have.

Did he get some on your face?