Chicago Police Shooting

[yeahbaby]

https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/09/us/dexter-reed-chicago-police-shooting-video/index.html

 

[BigRed]

https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/09/us/dexter-reed-chicago-police-shooting-video/index.html

Remember, nobody needs more than 10 rounds.

What a ****** **** show.

 

[KLB]

Something seems off. Pulled over for not wearing a seatbelt by a whole group of officers, including plain clothes. I wonder if they had other suspicions and used the seatbelt as a pretext for a stop.

 

[gassprint1]

Yea, seems pretty fishy to me. I suspect the cops thought this was someone else..mistaken identity. No mention of a spent round case from the drivers gun to show he actually fired a shot. Officers shooting from across the street. Wtf is that. I just about bet that the cop who was shot, the round came from another cop.

 

[Butch627]

This blog is usually very accurate, says the guy shot 11 rounds

Second City Cop: Conehead is an Absolute Jagoff

secondcitycop.blogspot.com

 

[BiscuitsandGravy]

 

[Nazgul]

Any local Leo I have ever talked to says they know the bad players. They know who is selling/dealing or doing whatever they shouldn't be doing. They know the cars they drive. Just a matter of time before they see them and do a stop for some driving violation. It may take more than one stop to catch them but they know who to pay attention to.

With 5 officers there I suspect they knew the driver from other encounters.

Just speculating.

Don

 

[04FXSTS]

This blog is usually very accurate, says the guy shot 11 rounds

Second City Cop: Conehead is an Absolute Jagoff

secondcitycop.blogspot.com

I read SCC every day an found it to be very accurate also. Jim.

 

[Twangbanger]

"No seat belt" in a heavily-tinted vehicle you can barely see into, with an un-marked "tac-team," sounds like they were fishing for a weapon charge on a prohibited person. It sounds like they found it.

If the Chicago liberal line of attack is going to be getting rid of "pretextual" or proactive stops, then they are going to have to accept that guns are going to be (effectively) as legal as soda pop in Chicago. Because that's how you shake out guns you can't see. That's what the City would be telling people, if they were honest. This is what you have to do, if you want "Theem Guunz" to go away.

Chicago is going to have to decide what is more important to them. Do you hate guns enough, to be willing to make pretextual stops on black folks to get them? 'Cause I hate ta tell ya' - your next-door neighbor Indiana is not banning guns. We are not going to make this easy on you. We are not going to enforce your "Prohibition" for you. Liberal states and cities who don't want guns, have to devise Constitutionally-vetted methods of forcibly taking them away from people who want to keep them, particularly in situations where there is suspicion of criminal activity but Probable Cause is difficult to establish (which is to say, most of them). Widows may bring their dead husbands' war relics to the Gun Buyback at the Public Library, but everyone else is going to have to be "shaken down," somehow. Including black folks.

We'll just sit here and watch the process unfold, on Youtube.

Hope your civil suit war-chest is full.

 

[Ark]

https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/09/us/dexter-reed-chicago-police-shooting-video/index.html

Amazing how hard CNN works to cover up and distract from the fact that he fired first.

 

[two70]

Amazing how hard CNN works to cover up and distract from the fact that he fired first.

Almost as amazing is how many on here are so quick to buy it without question.

 

[Butch627]

I don't understand why anyone here would believe anything they saw on CNN or even watch it

 

[BugI02]

Something seems off. Pulled over for not wearing a seatbelt by a whole group of officers, including plain clothes. I wonder if they had other suspicions and used the seatbelt as a pretext for a stop.

I was thinking exactly the same thing, and your average upstanding young man doesn't shoot it out with the cops over a $25 ticket

There's more going on here than meets the 'eye', and the vic's family wants to get paid

 

[printcraft]

Amazing how hard CNN works to cover up and distract from the fact that he fired first.

They included the mandatory graduation photo…

 

[BugI02]

Any local Leo I have ever talked to says they know the bad players. They know who is selling/dealing or doing whatever they shouldn't be doing. They know the cars they drive. Just a matter of time before they see them and do a stop for some driving violation. It may take more than one stop to catch them but they know who to pay attention to.

With 5 officers there I suspect they knew the driver from other encounters.

Just speculating.

Don

 

[bobzilla]

They included the mandatory graduation photo…

thats because its the only photo they have that doesn't make him look like the pos thug he was.

 

[Ark]

thats because its the only photo they have that doesn't make him look like the pos thug he was.

Their social media stays up just long enough to grab the good boy scholar pics, then they get scrubbed so nobody can look up and post the thug pics with their guns, drugs, and money.

 

[Alamo]

I read SCC every day an found it to be very accurate also. Jim.

I didn’t know he was back on the air. Are used to read that blog religiously, and then he shut down because hegot tipped the police department hierarchy were actively hunting him.

 

[04FXSTS]

I didn’t know he was back on the air. Are used to read that blog religiously, and then he shut down because hegot tipped the police department hierarchy were actively hunting him.

He has been back IIRC about a year now and yes they were hunting him and he did not want to lose his pension. I moved out of Hellinois four years ago and will never go into Chicago but enjoy reading about the crap there that no one else will publish. Jim.

 

[semperfi211]

Questions swirl in the wake of Dexter Reed video release. We decided to try to get some answers

Many questions have arisen since the city on Tuesday released Chicago police body camera footage and other evidence related to the "exchange of gunfire" that ended with 26-year-old Dexter Reed dead during a traffic stop last month.

cwbchicago.com