Cops pepper spray black teen inside his white foster family's home after assuming he was a burglar

originally posted by: Grimpachi
Story is teen in own home says something cops don't like so for their safety they needed to pepper spray him.


This video sums up their mentality.

the only difference would be the police leave the beer and smokes in the car before they get out and shoot

originally posted by: Domo1
a reply to: Boeing777

Just can't believe this.

It's a crappy situation and I'm sorry it happened but it's pretty understandable.

A bad time to argue with the cops is when they suspect you of burglary.

What kind of foolish crap is that?

It's not understandable at all in your own home.

So this is a foster kid that LIVES NEXT DOOR and the neighbors didn't know that???

Also, I'm waiting on Sandra Bullock's black breed to get caught like this in her estate.

originally posted by: boogeywoogey
He's just lucky he wasn't a white kid adopted by a black family in a black neighborhood.

(does that even happen?)

I knew a white kid i hung and smoked with who went to my junior high. Sister is black but foster parents are white. All black neighborhood, with several non black families darted all over though, so...

Your point? (we hate and kill whites, i guess)

originally posted by: sheepslayer247

I blame the person that called the cops in the first place for not knowing who his neighbors were.

... and what crime are you charging the neighbor with? Chapter IV secrion 809.2: Not monitoring who goes in and out of your neighbors houses, introducing yourself to the neighbors, and not interupting them when they are doing yard work or house repairs?

Don tell me you are one of THOSE neighbors.

originally posted by: MysticPearl

originally posted by: Domo1
a reply to: Boeing777

Just can't believe this.

It's a crappy situation and I'm sorry it happened but it's pretty understandable.

A bad time to argue with the cops is when they suspect you of burglary.

What kind of foolish crap is that?

It's not understandable at all in your own home.

You obviously live in a world where people automatically know where other people live, right? That's why you have that opinion, isn't it?

originally posted by: Domo1
a reply to: Helious

I thought 18 year olds were adults. I admit I waver on that issue though.

I have no idea how far the situation escalated. Again, crappy situation for all involved.

The media narrative is that blacks are youths/teens until they are about 20 or 21. It makes white people seem more racist and cold hearted.

originally posted by: ArchPlayer
So this is a foster kid that LIVES NEXT DOOR and the neighbors didn't know that???

Also, I'm waiting on Sandra Bullock's black breed to get caught like this in her estate.

Some wants to take EVEN MORE responsibility away from police.

BRAVO NCPD BRAVO.........

a reply to: WhatAreThey

I never said we had to charge anyone, but can we not say that this all started with a neighbor making a phone call?

No, I am not "one of those neighbors".

a reply to: Boeing777

lol, what a joke..

"Police explained that the area has recently experienced criminal activity."

which is the standard line we see whenever "Law Enforcement" profiles a black guy, and either falsely arrests, beats, tases, sprays, shoots, or kills them. "oh, well there was crime in the area, so we couldn't take any chances"....how convenient. make a mistake, blame it on crime, and everything's ok.....wish i could get away with that..

it really comes down to the neighbors not knowing their neighbors (wtf has happened to society?), and assuming that a young black man is automatically a criminal...and the cops not doing their job properly.

though, most of the blame is on the idiot neighbors....the guy's been living there for nearly a year, how do you NOT notice that?

a reply to: tavi45

funny you should mention that....back in my old neighborhood* i used to jimmy open one of the front windows on my house, and climb in, every time i accidentally locked myself out....nobody EVER called the cops on me....and i'd do it in broad daylight too.....




*My old neighborhood had a drug dealer in it, as well as several houses occupied by illegals, and mexican gang members. we (the neighborhood) had several break-ins a year, so it could be considered a fairly high crime area.

a reply to: tavi45

"swatting" is illegal....this is nearly the same thing.

i refuse to believe that the neighbor had NEVER noticed the dude in the whole time he'd been living there.

a reply to: Domo1
Ya in your own house and everything..when is it a "good time" to argue with idiots?

a reply to: WhatAreThey

it's not politically correct, but that phenomenon is informally/unofficially known as the "Trayvon treatment", or "Trayvon syndrome", where when a young black man is killed, they post the most innocent-looking photos they can can find of him, as a kid, to make it seem worse.....when the reality is usually much more sinister.

now, the media TRIED this, but didn't really succeed. they called him a "teen" in the headline, which would immediately make the reader think "oh jesus, the cops attacked another black kid", because "teen" implies he was a kid....then you find in the article, that he's actually 18, which makes him, legally, an adult.....though, this doesn't change the fact that the neighbor either isn't observant, and doesn't know jack s**t about about the people around them, OR is a jackass, and doesn't like black people.

originally posted by: RockerDom
It's obviously his fault for being black. Didn't you know that all black people are burglars?

/sarcasm

What a sad country we live in. Those cops are morons.

"Morons" doesn't seem to do it any justice... let's see... super morons. Yep, that's better.

originally posted by: ArchPlayer
So this is a foster kid that LIVES NEXT DOOR and the neighbors didn't know that???

Also, I'm waiting on Sandra Bullock's black breed to get caught like this in her estate.

lol, exactly what I was thinking as well. The kid had been living there for a 1 year. You are telling me that you didn't know this? I hate to jump to conclusions but this sounds to me like a neighbor was out to get him.

If my neighbor called the cops and said they saw someone on my property, here's how it would play out, and I'm white, BTW:

Cops show up
They see me
They ask for ID
I become belligerent
they kick my butt and arrest me

The cops say that this guy became violent instead of remaining calm. That's what got him in trouble. He could've easily proved that he lives there, he could've remained calm and let the cops do their job. I would want the cops to look around if one of my neighbors called in that they seen a strange person around my house.

a reply to: Daedalus

which is the standard line we see whenever "Law Enforcement" profiles a black guy, and either falsely arrests, beats, tases, sprays, shoots, or kills them. "oh, well there was crime in the area, so we couldn't take any chances"....how convenient. make a mistake, blame it on crime, and everything's ok.....wish i could get away with that..

It shows that there is a crime trend going on in the area. Meaning, there are criminals operating in the community and the police are looking to stop and identify them.

To be honest, you would probably be hard pressed to find any urban or suburban community that has not experienced a burglary trend in the recent past.

it really comes down to the neighbors not knowing their neighbors (wtf has happened to society?), and assuming that a young black man is automatically a criminal...and the cops not doing their job properly.

Yes, it is strange the neighbor did not know who lived next to him but how can you claim it is their "fault." Maybe the guy studied a lot and did not go outside much. Maybe the guy played video games all day and did not go outside much. Maybe the guy worked all day and came home and stayed inside. Who really knows?

What I find concerning is the fact that you would excuse the way the 18 year old handled the situation and point "fault" at everyone else. So, because the neighbor found something a black guy was doing suspicious, the neighbor is automatically in the wrong?

It sounds like you are saying no one may find something, someone from another race is doing, suspicious lest they be a racist. That sounds ridiculous.

a reply to: Daedalus

funny you should mention that....back in my old neighborhood* i used to jimmy open one of the front windows on my house, and climb in, every time i accidentally locked myself out....nobody EVER called the cops on me....and i'd do it in broad daylight too.....

Maybe they never saw you "jimmy" open the window.

Maybe they saw you, knew you lived there, and though "man my neighbor just can't stop locking himself out of his house."