cops murder doctor in his own home

SmarterthanYou said:
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Officers shoot, kill armed doctor in new body cam video from St. Louis County police

"When officers attempted to take him into custody, Mr. Lanis physically resisted his arrest and displayed a handgun," said one police lieutenant.
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jurist thinking caps on.....lets find out who's a statist, cop loving, slave, or who believes in freedom and the US Constitution
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Let’s see. He was being arrested for harassing the family of his wife he was divorcing. Nothing wrong or out of the ordinary there.
Lanis resisted arrest. Never good but no reason to kill him.
He pulled a handgun on the cops while resisting arrest. Uh, this kinda changes everything.
 
SmarterthanYou said:
www.ksdk.com

Officers shoot, kill armed doctor in new body cam video from St. Louis County police

"When officers attempted to take him into custody, Mr. Lanis physically resisted his arrest and displayed a handgun," said one police lieutenant.
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jurist thinking caps on.....lets find out who's a statist, cop loving, slave, or who believes in freedom and the US Constitution
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Lieutenant Colonel Jerry Lure with the St. Louis County Police Department said, "While fighting for control of Mr. Lanis' handgun, officers continued giving commands to him to drop the weapon." One of the officers attempted to de-escalate then encounter and pulled out his taser, but it was ineffective as Lanis continued to resist officers.


One of the officers shouted, "No! No! Drop the gun! Drop the gun."

Tim Fitch, a former St. Louis County Police Chief, councilman, and current police consultant, said, "I'm glad they had their body cameras rolling. I think it shows the public a good insight as to what officers face almost every day."
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the Smith family, the in-laws of Lanis, said in a statement:

"Our family was able to view the body camera footage of the tragic events that unfolded that day. We were deeply saddened by the choices Aleksander made in his final moments, and we are grateful to the officers who gave him every opportunity to choose a different outcome. We have learned this is often how untreated mental illness ends, and we encourage anyone struggling to listen to their loved ones and seek the help they need.
 
anonymoose said:
Let’s see. He was being arrested for harassing the family of his wife he was divorcing. Nothing wrong or out of the ordinary there.
Lanis resisted arrest. Never good but no reason to kill him.
He pulled a handgun on the cops while resisting arrest. Uh, this kinda changes everything.
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florida v. jardines the rookie cop reached inside his home, creating a 4th Amendment violation.....................would he not then be legally defending himself from a violent unlawful assault?
 
anonymoose said:
Lieutenant Colonel Jerry Lure with the St. Louis County Police Department said, "While fighting for control of Mr. Lanis' handgun, officers continued giving commands to him to drop the weapon." One of the officers attempted to de-escalate then encounter and pulled out his taser, but it was ineffective as Lanis continued to resist officers.


One of the officers shouted, "No! No! Drop the gun! Drop the gun."

Tim Fitch, a former St. Louis County Police Chief, councilman, and current police consultant, said, "I'm glad they had their body cameras rolling. I think it shows the public a good insight as to what officers face almost every day."
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the Smith family, the in-laws of Lanis, said in a statement:

"Our family was able to view the body camera footage of the tragic events that unfolded that day. We were deeply saddened by the choices Aleksander made in his final moments, and we are grateful to the officers who gave him every opportunity to choose a different outcome. We have learned this is often how untreated mental illness ends, and we encourage anyone struggling to listen to their loved ones and seek the help they need.
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unsure of your position here. Are you saying that it doesn't matter how unlawfully the cops acted, Dr. Lanis should have just surrendered????
 
SmarterthanYou said:
and it's a sad world indeed when even if a place is watched by government, I can be utilizing the laws that the government is supposed to operate by, and still be violated.................with your approval.
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maybe these cops need to be prosecuted.

I don't know.

should the whole concept of police be abandoned?

that's so George Soros.
 
is local state corruption preferable to internationalist corporate corruption?

that depends on if you're a internationalist fascist dumbfuck (libertarian) or not.
 
SmarterthanYou said:
your hyperbole aside, why are cops given this wide latitude to avoid lawful restrictions..................is it because you're afraid of dealing with life on your own?
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maybe they shouldn't be in this case.

maybe it should be prosecuted.


I believe in public police, yes for myself, because I'm a pussy, but also for the elderly and women and children.

you don't?

are you an anarchist?

except for currency enforcement?
 
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