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A generous friend is offering a $4,000 reward for the identify of the policeman who shot Scott Olsen.
The officer can likely be seen in publicly available videos (see this and this). But his badge and face are not visible.
Similarly, Anonymous is already leaking names and information of officers in the Oakland P.D., but it is still difficult for outsiders to identify the shooter.
As such, the tip will likely have to come from someone within the Oakland Police Department or the other law enforcement agencies present at the protest.
Do your force proud and stand up for liberty … identify the shooter.
Update: As this video shows, he might actually be with the San Francisco Sheriff instead of Oakland police
Originally posted by JibbyJedi
What's to stop someone from claiming to know the identity and accuse the wrong officer just for the reward money? Whether it's the right or wrong officer, that officer will obviously deny it was him, then a legal battle will have to ensue possibly taking years, so when would this reward be given?
Originally posted by longtermproject
so you give up the cops name and what happens.... he or his family, including kids/wife/etc will be hurt.... I don't believe in putting someones family at risk just because you want revenge....
Originally posted by BadNinja68
Originally posted by longtermproject
so you give up the cops name and what happens.... he or his family, including kids/wife/etc will be hurt.... I don't believe in putting someones family at risk just because you want revenge....
Nope.
The cop will be sued in civil court.
Possibly charged, then possibly convicted of assault and jailed.
The exact same thing that would happen to you or I.
What's wrong with that?
Why are you making up scenarios to defend a civil servants right to break the law without being responsible for his own actions?
Originally posted by muzzleflash
Plus, consider the fact the cop himself didn't have a clue where that canister would land. Firing tear gas into a crowd is pure random chance. There is a possibility no one, not even the guy who shot the round, knows it was him that did it. That's what it's like in a huge crowd of chaos with smoke everywhere etc.