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Originally posted by ToneDeaf
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Yet they believed jeffry dahmer's word with out hesitation,
and why was that ?
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Originally posted by defcon5
reply to post by ChaoticOrder
Most of those medic alert buttons go to a call center, which then makes the 911 call for you.
So it still falls in the police’s lap as a 911 call.
Originally posted by Phenomium
No need to make a black vs. white thing out of this.
Originally posted by ToneDeaf
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Yet they believed jeffry dahmer's word with out hesitation,
and why was that ?
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Originally posted by THE_PROFESSIONAL
One of these days these cops will encounter these soldiers in killing taliban mode and the entire unit is gonna be wiped out.
Originally posted by poet1b
The world is going insane.
Makes me wonder if we ever had our act together.
Originally posted by lokdog
Talk about your electiFRYing experience. When the police ask to come into your home, open the door lol.
Originally posted by lee anoma
Originally posted by Phenomium
No need to make a black vs. white thing out of this.
From the LifeAid recording.
Mr. Chamberlain: 'I'm a sick old man.'
An Officer: '“I don’t give a f--k, n----r, open the door!"
They had reason to believe that the there was a sick old man in the apartment.
They even KNEW he was that man, and from the recording was not behaving aggressively.
That's beyond unprofessional. That's dangerous antagonistic behavior. That's threatening.
Racial slurs were used by at least one of the officers at the scene, and the one who tased Mr. Chamberlain, Officer Anthony Carelli, is being sued along with the City by two Jordanian born brothers who allege they suffered physical abuse at the hands of him and a number of other officers. Him being the worse.
A racial slur was allegedly used by Officer Anthony Carelli in relation to their middle eastern decent.
HuffPost
Race was involved.
It's not Black vs. White.
It's racist unhinged deadly Cops vs. an old Black man with a heart condition.
These days though, everyone seems apt to defend racist behavior, so I'm not sure if people will consider the fact that an Officer used a racist slur regarding this old man's race as even being racist at all.
Nothing is racist to a lot of people these days.
Even blatant racism.
- Leeedit on 6-4-2012 by lee anoma because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by SeenAlot
Originally posted by defcon5
reply to post by Brandon88
If you activate the 911 system in the US, you HAVE to allow the police to enter and look around your place, by law, if they request it. They are normally looking for a person who is being held in distress while someone else sends to the cops on their way.
The main reason for this is because abusive men have been known to beat women, then when the women activates a call to 911, the man will meet the police at the door and tell them to leave because the call was an accident.
edit on 4/5/2012 by defcon5 because: (no reason given)
Your private residence is YOURS. Officers have no right to enter without permission, or cause. NONE. ZERO. City and state statutes may counter this, but the Constitution gives no authority to illegal search and seizure without DUE CAUSE!!!
This is a sad story. Not the first of its kind.
Originally posted by something wicked
Originally posted by SeenAlot
Originally posted by defcon5
reply to post by Brandon88
If you activate the 911 system in the US, you HAVE to allow the police to enter and look around your place, by law, if they request it. They are normally looking for a person who is being held in distress while someone else sends to the cops on their way.
The main reason for this is because abusive men have been known to beat women, then when the women activates a call to 911, the man will meet the police at the door and tell them to leave because the call was an accident.
edit on 4/5/2012 by defcon5 because: (no reason given)
Your private residence is YOURS. Officers have no right to enter without permission, or cause. NONE. ZERO. City and state statutes may counter this, but the Constitution gives no authority to illegal search and seizure without DUE CAUSE!!!
This is a sad story. Not the first of its kind.
911 is an emergency call. The police surely have every right to check all in the residence are ok. Are you suggesting you could be hacking your significant other to death, she dials a 911 and when the police arrive you can tell them there is no need to enter?
Originally posted by Magnum007
reply to post by petrus4
Come on, YOU initiate help by activating YOUR device that calls 911 and then you don't expect the police to at least investigate if everyone is ok in the house because you think your constitutional rights are being "compromised"?
Originally posted by TKDRL
Bad luck for anyone when stupid cops show up for emergency calls.... Had cops show up as if a mass murder was taking place because of a fire alarm that went off in a house I was working at. Guns drawn, barking orders as if they owned the place, morons. What are they gonna do, shoot the flames?