Cont: The behaviour of US police officers - part 2

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LASD Deputy Shot Off Another Deputy’s Gang Tattoo, Received Promotion

deputies with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department attempted to shoot a deputy gang tattoo off of a man during a camping trip in Kern County in 2015. Department sources say the deputies shot the tattoo off because an unauthorized change had been made to the design. All deputy gang tattoo changes must be cleared with deputy gang leadership, several sources told Knock LA.

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The shooting occurred when a group of deputies held down the tattooed man while another fired off several rounds of his off-duty weapon and attempted to burn the design off the man’s ankle with the hot barrel of the gun. When the deputy was unable to burn the tattoo off, he fired the gun directly at the other man’s tattoo, according to a source familiar with the incident. The injured deputy was transported from Dove Springs to the Antelope Valley Hospital in Lancaster in a private vehicle, according to lieutenant Bill Smallwood.
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https://knock-la.com/deputy-gang-tattoo-shot-off/

Sometimes cops in street gangs have to shoot other cops for making unsanctioned changes to their street gang tattoos. This is fine and apparently not an impediment to rising within the ranks of the LASD.
 
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Cop 1: "And you're sure this is the most logical way to get rid of a tattoo? There's no other obvious, sane ways that don't involve firearms? Like some crazy like going to a tattoo removal parlor that every city has? Or getting a professional tattoo artist to redo the tattoo? We're sure those don't have fewer downsides than this? Or since we're talking about an ankle tattoo just like... wearing socks."
Cop 2: (Aiming with pistol) "Nope, this is our only option."
Cop 1: (Thinks for a moment) "Alright I'm in, fire away."
 
"Well, he has to learn doesn't he? We can't have police officers breaking the rules around here!"
 
Cops beat a 77 year old man with dementia to death, lied about it and claimed he tripped.

Video footage recorded on body cameras worn by a Warren County, VA, police officer appears to show that sheriff's deputies lied about the circumstances of a traffic stop in which a 77-year-old man suffered a brain injury and later died.

The county Sheriff's Office originally said that Ralph Ennis fell over the trailer hitch of his red pickup truck and struck his head on the camper top attached to his truck.

But as footage aired by Washington, DC, TV station NBC4 shows, deputies rushed the man in the parking lot of a 7-Eleven near Front Royal, VA, and then slammed him face-forward into the back of his truck and tackled him to the ground. Police have said Ennis failed to drop his keys and put his hands behind his back after exiting his vehicle.
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https://www.rawstory.com/police-brutality-body-cameras/

Even one of the responding cops thought the takedown was excessive

In the video a deputy is heard yelling at Ennis to "get on the ground," at which point officers rushed him and slammed him into the truck's camper. A Front Royal police officer also can be heard saying in the body camera video, "That was … unjust and … un[expletive] called for."
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Man assaults cop by absorbing a beat down and being "careful not to resist", after failing to...... something.

 
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Matthew Best said:
https://youtu.be/TG0TMKrSLYY



Police shooting of Quadry Sanders (shooting is at around 17’ 00” in this unedited body cam video).

Two police have been charged with manslaughter and are currently free on $25,000 bond. Seems kind of lenient to me.


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"Quit reaching!" as he is slowly exsanguinating on the pavement with his hands cuffed, moaning in delirium.
 
Matthew Best said:
https://youtu.be/TG0TMKrSLYY



Police shooting of Quadry Sanders (shooting is at around 17’ 00” in this unedited body cam video).

Two police have been charged with manslaughter and are currently free on $25,000 bond. Seems kind of lenient to me.


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That utter **** who insists that Quandry, with twelve rounds in him, should, "quit reachin". The man is bleeding out...
 
And well after the shooting, a lot of sentences that either drift into ellipsis or are quieted down by others.

Subtle reminders to not incriminate themselves on camera while preparing to get their "official story" straight on the ride back to the station (where, by any sensible rules of investigation, they should all be separated and interviewed separately).
 
Pull over a bus with a college lacrosse team returning from a tourney, and proceed to go through all of their belongings. Only coincidental that it's an HBCU and they were travelling through Georgia.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/dsu-state-leaders-incensed-team-090130195.html

One of my student-athletes asked them ‘How did we go from a routine traffic stop to narcotics-sniffing dogs going through our belongings?’ ” Jenkins said. “The police officer said that on this stretch of highway there are a lot of buses that are smuggling people and narcotics and they have to be diligent.'"
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It's their own fault - accepting sealed packages and told not to open them? That is very suspicious behaviour.

...‘You accepted something and you don’t know what it is?’.......​

...When Aiken retrieved her gift later she found a jewelry box that was a graduation present.​
 
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It's their own fault - accepting sealed packages and told not to open them? That is very suspicious behaviour.

...‘You accepted something and you don’t know what it is?’.......​

...When Aiken retrieved her gift later she found a jewelry box that was a graduation present.​
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He must be great during Christmas.
 
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