Should Officer Nicholas Reardon have let Ma'Khia Bryant stab her intended victim?

[Legion]

[Darth Omar]

Do you have a point pertinent to this thread? That was certainly not one. Babbit was committing sedition in the capital of the nation.

No counts of sedition have been rendered.

Not one.

Do you think criminals should be allowed to attempt murder without fear of being killed by cops in the process? That’s a pertinent question.

[Legion]

Do you think criminals should be allowed to attempt murder without fear of being killed by cops in the process? That’s a pertinent question.

Think Nerdsperg will answer it, lol?

[Nordberg]

No counts of sedition have been rendered.

Not one.

Do you think criminals should be allowed to attempt murder without fear of being killed by cops in the process? That’s a pertinent question.

So what, ..Sedition
Crime if 2 or more people within the jurisdiction of the US ..oppose by force the authority of the US government to prevent, hinder or delay by force the execution of any law if the US.
That is the statutory definition and it fits perfectly. The charges have not all been made. But it is clearly and inarguably sedition.
Will they charge it is the end? I think the congresspeople who aided it should be the first to answer the charge.
The cop could have used his taser. He could have shot 1 bullet. He could have tackled her.

[NiftyNiblick]

Police must begin to see this as a 'Racial' issue. Think, Legion, Think!

That's cruel, Jack.
Would you implore a quadriplegic to enter the decathlon?

[Jack]

That's cruel, Jack.
Would you implore a quadriplegic to enter the decathlon?

Point Taken.

[Darth Omar]

So what, ..Sedition
Crime if 2 or more people within the jurisdiction of the US ..oppose by force the authority of the US government to prevent, hinder or delay by force the execution of any law if the US.
That is the statutory definition and it fits perfectly. The charges have not all been made. But it is clearly and inarguably sedition.
Will they charge it is the end? I think the congresspeople who aided it should be the first to answer the charge.
The cop could have used his taser. He could have shot 1 bullet. He could have tackled her.

Until there are actual charges of sedition you’re using the term in a colloquial sense.

Would you tackle even a teenage girl armed with a knife? What if the victim was stabbed even after the perp was tased?

[blackascoal]

If the other person was Black, of course. Police shouldn't try to impose their 'Anglo-Saxon' laws on People of Color.
Now, if the person was White, yeah, I don't see a problem with saving someone's life from being stabbed to death.

Spoken like a white guy.

How about firing his gun in the air/into the ground and loudly announcing his presence and demanding that she drop the knife before killing her? Is that too radical an idea for you?

[Matt Dillon]

Until there are actual charges of sedition you’re using the term in a colloquial sense.

Would you tackle even a teenage girl armed with a knife? What if the victim was stabbed even after the perp was tased?

That boy ain't never tackled anyone ever, so no.

[Matt Dillon]

Spoken like a white guy.

How about firing his gun in the air/into the ground and loudly announcing his presence and demanding that she drop the knife before killing her? Is that too radical an idea for you?

Sounds reasonable to me, but umm..good luck getting the popo to do that.

[Darth Omar]

Sounds reasonable to me, but umm..good luck getting the popo to do that.

Might not sound so reasonable if you’re the person who’s facing the attacker.

She’s apparently chopped liver in all this. The cop may have saved *the black girls* life and his life is probably turned to crap now. I wouldn’t be a cop for any amount of money. Not in these days.

[Jack]

Spoken like a white guy.

How about firing his gun in the air/into the ground and loudly announcing his presence and demanding that she drop the knife before killing her? Is that too radical an idea for you?

Well, on a serious note. It looked like one person was going to be stabbed. It wasn't some 'stand-off', it was a 'dynamic' action in play. It's a split second decision. I'm guessing the person that was going to be stabbed thinks the Police did the right thing.
Hopefully, all this will lead to 'Police Reform'. 'Laws' are made by the Legislature, that's where it starts. The Police, usually High School graduates that joined the Military after High School, are the Recruits that the Police Departments hire. THEY ... don't make the 'Laws', they are just the Pawns that carry out the Laws.

The Nixxon 'No-Knock' law is what killed Breona Taylor. Happens all the time:

"SWAT team throws a stun grenade into a toddler's CRIB during drugs raid leaving him in a coma with severe burns"
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ere-burns.html

"It's not clear if any drugs were found in the home during the raid".

So, let's hope 'WhiteLivesMatter' Tim McVeigh, doesn't have to blow up any more Government Buildings to 'send a Message' to Congress about 'Police Abuse'.

[AProudLefty]

Did the cop confuse his gun for a taser gun?

Inquiring minds want to know.

[Grokmaster]

Discuss

WHAT A FLAMING IGNORAMUS...MORE OF HOW "INCOMPETENT" BLACKS ARE....

[Darth Omar]

Did the cop confuse his gun for a taser gun?

Inquiring minds want to know.

Where was the Nameless Cop’s taser on 1/6?