Posted on 04/27/2015 4:02:44 PM PDT by Kid Shelleen
Who are the PTB? And evidently their agents not only can, they are doing a jam up good job of it. They are also causing the bootlickers to wear their fingers down to nubs typing on their keyboards defending them.
Bad cops and thugs. Epidemic levels of both.
Well.... have you ever ridden in the back of a pickup truck ?
I just wonder if during the take down of the individual he resisted arrest and in the struggle that ensued the individual (Gray) had health problems (asthma) and was taking some other medication four times a day. With his cocaine use that the CNS was affected, resulting in a weakened cervical vertebrae, in turn cocaine use alters the CNS and there is a rarity that the spinal verebrate can fracture. I am just wondering if this is the true scenario, but others want to say police brutality. resist arrest and have health problems there can be dire consequences. But the guy had 22 arrests in 7 years, so he was well known to the police. Just my two cents worth!
I agree with that
He was a known drug dealer, and the cops suspected he was in the middle of a transaction.
I just wonder if during the take down of the individual he resisted arrest and in the struggle that ensued the individual (Gray) had health problems (asthma) and was taking some other medication four times a day. With his cocaine use that the CNS was affected, resulting in a weakened cervical vertebrae, in turn cocaine use alters the CNS and there is a rarity that the spinal verebrate can fracture. I am just wondering if this is the true scenario, but others want to say police brutality. resist arrest and have health problems there can be dire consequences. But the guy had 22 arrests in 7 years, so he was well known to the police. Just my two cents worth!
I dont know if an autopsy has been released. The bottom line is failed liberal polices caused more collateral damage.
He was arrested without incident. That is how the police reported it. He had a knife on him. And no drugs.
The police, according to witnesses, bend his legs behind his back, nor did they report he resisted arrest. This idea that he was harmed from the seat belts has been put out by the police union.
It days of old, our forefathers would riot and threaten violence against our 'British' masters. Riots and mobs work.
Baltimore Officials Promise Investigation Into Death of Man After His Arrest
6 Baltimore police officers suspended amid investigation of suspect's fatal spine injuryI’ve been in some pretty rough rides without any restraints, but my hands were free.
Fox interviewed a local councilman and hypocrit.. who says what we got has failed.. all those years of keeping em on the plantation with support lines has backfired.. and he’spissed at the system.. what he sees is symptoms.. lol
He seemed clueless that he was in fact part of the problem..
Burn Baby Burn!!
Police brutality against prisoners being transported was addressed just six months ago”
WRONG, If it was we would of heard of all the COPS FIRED AND PROSECUTED!
Interesting.
On another site, a nurse suggested that he might have had a spinal condition (sorry, can’t remember the name) that is fairly common and can lead to serious injury or death from almost any kind of physical force.
Still trying to remember name.. spinal spondylosis or spinal stenosis?
http://articles.philly.com/2001-06-03/news/25322977_1_wagon-police-officer-police-van
Battered cargo: The costs of the police ‘nickel ride’ In city patrol wagons, suspects slam into walls and slide across the floor. Paying the price are the injured and the taxpayers - not the police.
By Nancy Phillips and Rose Ciotta INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
Posted: June 03, 2001
Gino Thompson stepped into the police van an able-bodied man.
He emerged paralyzed from the waist down.
Thompson had been arrested outside a North Philadelphia convenience store after a drunken argument with a girlfriend over a set of keys. Police put him in the back of a patrol wagon, his hands cuffed behind his back.
The low, narrow benches had no seat belts. The bare, hard walls had no padding. As the wagon headed south on Broad Street, toward the 22d District police station, the driver accelerated - “like they were going to a fire or something,” Thompson said.
Then the wagon came to a screeching stop, Thompson and one of the officers recalled.
Thompson was launched headfirst into a partition and suffered a devastating spinal-cord injury.
“They took me right out of the store and into the wagon, and that’s the last I walked,” said Thompson, father of 11 children. “That wagon changed my whole life.”
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