I own a business in Louisville
Im paying $80/hour to have police security at my business all night
Tomorrow is expected to be an absolute war zone in the city
My business has been broken into twice and $90k worth of damage when part of it was set on fire by the peaceful protestors
My insurance covered but now basically on my own if anything else happens thus the police security.
Im paying $80/hour to have police security at my business all night
Tomorrow is expected to be an absolute war zone in the city
My business has been broken into twice and $90k worth of damage when part of it was set on fire by the peaceful protestors
My insurance covered but now basically on my own if anything else happens thus the police security.
The reason cops are often not convicted is they are given powers of authority by the state. When it isn't a completely ridiculously negligent situation by them you can't exactly convict them. The state is responsible. The state gives them the authority and training and are responsible for those mistakes. Just like doctors usually are not arrested for mistakes unless they go into surgery high or drunk or something similar. That is why lawsuits are often the best way to go. That is the way to go with some of these questionable killings. This even includes the bad optics of George Floyd. Cases of police brutality which are not killings are a bit different because they are often not life or death situations and more obvious in what was possibly needed in those situations and can be handled with firings or lesser charges
Man police security is cheap where you live . I had to pay them $90 an hr to watch over my Lambo while I was gone .
This Breonna Taylor incident is really difficult. It's not as simple as saying an innocent woman was shot by the police and demanding justice.
The cops claim they had probable cause to execute a drug warrant on her apartment. Whether you think the evidence is flimsy or not will be up for a jury to decide but at the very least, detectives that applied for the warrant had to know her old boyfriend didn't live there. Now, if their premise is they were executing a warrant for her, then that's another story.
The cops that executed the warrant should be cleared of all wrongdoing. They executed a warrant as instructed and were shot at. They returned fire and she died.
The accountability lies with whether you believe the evidence used to obtain a no-knock warrant was legit or not.
The cops claim they had probable cause to execute a drug warrant on her apartment. Whether you think the evidence is flimsy or not will be up for a jury to decide but at the very least, detectives that applied for the warrant had to know her old boyfriend didn't live there. Now, if their premise is they were executing a warrant for her, then that's another story.
The cops that executed the warrant should be cleared of all wrongdoing. They executed a warrant as instructed and were shot at. They returned fire and she died.
The accountability lies with whether you believe the evidence used to obtain a no-knock warrant was legit or not.
Chime in if y’all disagree but there will always be a bad cop, a horrible accident or mistake and a group of folks who take advantage of that situation to riot, loot, etc, etc
Yes, we need to learn, but is that latter group ever going to NOT riot, loot, burn...:think2:
Proper training for cops may reduce incidents but it will NEVER be 100% effective...
So what do you guys with Common Sense do out in the cities watching liberalism destroy your community...???
In reality, all you can do is vote and maybe write your leaders, but they aren’t there for your cause...:think2:
So happy to be living away from all that
Yes, we need to learn, but is that latter group ever going to NOT riot, loot, burn...:think2:
Proper training for cops may reduce incidents but it will NEVER be 100% effective...
So what do you guys with Common Sense do out in the cities watching liberalism destroy your community...???
In reality, all you can do is vote and maybe write your leaders, but they aren’t there for your cause...:think2:
So happy to be living away from all that
if her boyfriend didn't open fire, she'd be alive today. nothing good ever happens when you fire at cops. but the boyfriend was being watched for awhile, detectives knew he was using her place as a drug delivery address and they have him on video picking up packages from her place and driving them to a drug house.
