Have the riots started yet?
9 pm curfew....5...4...3...2...1
Have the riots started yet?
Have the riots started yet?
Yeah, just heard a Cop was shot. Tucker Carlson reported it. No link yet.
Yes.we are in a period now where this will just keep happening. There are for sure some things that need to change in how the police operate, it rioting will not help their cause. It seems that many of the rioters want unreasonable things. I honestly think that, if we haven’t already crossed the threshhold, we are rapidly approaching a point where we cannot reconcile the differences each camp has with the other.
Ah, okay. I misunderstood then. I heard that they had identified themselves but thought that they said that it wasn't a no-knock. Thanks for clearing that up.
For some reason I thought it was? I can't imagine any scenario where I would be answering the door in the middle of the night if someone claimed to be the police. I honestly don't have enough background on the case to give an educated opinion, but I still stand by that no knock comment.
Now reports of second officer shot.
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Now reports of second officer shot.
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Curfew was 9. I'm cool with National Guard goin weapons free at 10. Seems reasonable at this point, but I have been drinking.
And where in this well thought out analysis is the race of the victim or the officers relevant?This kind of thing shouldn't happen. Police and an armed citizen exchanged fire, someone else was shot and killed, and no one was criminally responsible for that. Mattingly and Cosgrove were justified in using deadly force because Kenneth Walker shot at them first. They had a reasonable fear for their lives at that point. Walker was also justified in as far as he did not know who was breaking into the home. He had a reasonable fear for his life. Okay, so how ****ed up is that? Both sides are justified, and someone was killed. I don't know what needs to be changed to prevent that from happening but maybe policy? Training? Something. That just shouldn't happen.
At this point we're now trying to deal with the unreasonable expectations. With something like this, expectations needed to be managed. And instead they were ignored. A lot of people in Louisville are upset, saying "the city has failed us", and they're kinda right about that. The Mayor has put this off and hidden things, and passed the blame, and was spineless to even broach expectation management. They've sat on this thing for 6 months and let it fester. No answers. And then people get this answer, and they don't understand it.
They think, reasonably, that a wrongful death like this should result in someone being held responsible. And they're really pissed that the one cop who was charged, his crime didn't even have anything to do with Briana's death. They're saying that the AG said that her death was justified. Of course that's not the case. He said the two police officers were justified in using deadly force. That's not the same thing as saying her death was justified. It's a void area in our criminal justice system. Two parties can both be "justified" in their actions, the result of which is the death of a presumably innocent person. There is a remedy though. It's civil. The city settled the wrongful death lawsuit for $12 million. Probably the lawyers got most of that. I see Crum was all over that case.
I get that it's hard to manage expectations in today's climate. If anyone dared to openly state in public why the likely outcome would not be murder charges for all three, they'd have been called racists, and canceled. But c'mon. 6 months of trying to hide from it?
Twelve Mr Kim's, eight Mr Lee's, five Mr Choi's, and a few Mr Chong's??Louisville Metro Police Dispatch - Divisions 1/2 and 4/5
Just heard something about 20-30 heavily armed individuals with more on the rooftops.
And where in this well thought out analysis is the race of the victim or the officers relevant?