Sandy
09-10-2019, 11:15 AM
I'm calling a one-dropper here, despite the last name, especially with all the nigger homies, and the standard bullshit that police should have used a taser.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The livestreamed video of the final minutes of Brian Quinones' life before he was fatally shot by police show him calmly driving a car and listening to music, running at least one red light as he leads officers on a chase through two Minneapolis suburbs.
At one point, the video shows, Quinones got out of the car with what appears to be a knife. Moments later, someone shouted an unintelligible command and multiple shots rang out. Quinones, 30, died at the scene.
His brother said afterward that Quinones had been having suicidal thoughts.
The shooting sparked a protest and raised questions about whether police were too quick to shoot Quinones, and whether they could have used another means to stop him or help him if he was in crisis.
"There was no attempt at Taser or to do any other method that would have prevented, you know, this young man's life being taken," Price said.
Craig Futterman, a University of Chicago law professor, said deadly force should be a last resort and police need to assess a developing situation and look for a way to de-escalate.
https://news.yahoo.com/questions-police-fatally-shoot-man-220947212.html
Guess what: don't lead police on a chase, don't blow through red lights, don't come at them with a knife, and you won't get shot, gnomesain?
Police were at their last resort, to save their own lives and the lives of innocent people.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The livestreamed video of the final minutes of Brian Quinones' life before he was fatally shot by police show him calmly driving a car and listening to music, running at least one red light as he leads officers on a chase through two Minneapolis suburbs.
At one point, the video shows, Quinones got out of the car with what appears to be a knife. Moments later, someone shouted an unintelligible command and multiple shots rang out. Quinones, 30, died at the scene.
His brother said afterward that Quinones had been having suicidal thoughts.
The shooting sparked a protest and raised questions about whether police were too quick to shoot Quinones, and whether they could have used another means to stop him or help him if he was in crisis.
"There was no attempt at Taser or to do any other method that would have prevented, you know, this young man's life being taken," Price said.
Craig Futterman, a University of Chicago law professor, said deadly force should be a last resort and police need to assess a developing situation and look for a way to de-escalate.
https://news.yahoo.com/questions-police-fatally-shoot-man-220947212.html
Guess what: don't lead police on a chase, don't blow through red lights, don't come at them with a knife, and you won't get shot, gnomesain?
Police were at their last resort, to save their own lives and the lives of innocent people.