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second riot in Baltimore
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I believe that is correct. But I would like to be able to search and show others too
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OK now lets compare that to black on black killings.
I will bet the number is higher than police to blacks
What the Hello is a unreported race? Illegal aliens?
Looks like there are no concrete numbers available. The ones that are posted are most likely incomplete due to jurisdictions having the option to report police homicides to the Fed.
http://time.com/3615896/fbi-police-justifiable-homicide-data/
That is one of a few stories I saw essentially saying the same thing as the one linked above.
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Those numbers are interesting when you consider that African Americans are only 12 percent of the US population.
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This guy makes a few good points but right or wrong I'm following Police orders to avoid being killed. It's the smart move, unless we find ourselves in a near WROL/SHTF situation. Then I'll play it by ear.
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And that sounds significant, until the demographics of the areas with the highest justifiable homicides are factored in.
Those areas are primarily inner cities, biased east of the Mississippi, where the disparity between white and black doesn't begin to reflect the national figures of 62% to 12%.
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Being preached to from birth that the system is heavily rigged against them has kept generations of Blacks right where certain Democrat Politicians want them to stay, dependent on or believing they can only survive with Government/Democrats, protecting and assisting them.
Heavy doses of The hidden Racism of lowered expectations in our education system and a serious effort to push white guilt on our white kids, has also created a Society that doesn't fault bad behavior from Blacks as it does for Whites. These things also create a lot of animosity amongst new generations of whites towards Blacks.
No expert on History here but I felt growing up in the late 60s and 70s in South FL, that race relations were improving at a rapid pace. We had bussing of Blacks into white neighborhood Schools at that time BTW.
Some fights but nothing too bad. We all eventually got along.
I often wonder if Politicians would have stepped back and stayed out of it after the mid 70s lets say, would we be having riots in our Black neighborhoods now in 2015?!
If Politicians, liberal media and Educators as well as race baiting Preachers would have stayed out of it would we still have Black neighborhoods?
Heavy doses of The hidden Racism of lowered expectations in our education system and a serious effort to push white guilt on our white kids, has also created a Society that doesn't fault bad behavior from Blacks as it does for Whites. These things also create a lot of animosity amongst new generations of whites towards Blacks.
No expert on History here but I felt growing up in the late 60s and 70s in South FL, that race relations were improving at a rapid pace. We had bussing of Blacks into white neighborhood Schools at that time BTW.
Some fights but nothing too bad. We all eventually got along.
I often wonder if Politicians would have stepped back and stayed out of it after the mid 70s lets say, would we be having riots in our Black neighborhoods now in 2015?!
If Politicians, liberal media and Educators as well as race baiting Preachers would have stayed out of it would we still have Black neighborhoods?
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I see they have indicted 6 officers including some for murder.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/02/us/freddie-gray-autopsy-report-given-to-baltimore-prosecutors.html
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/02/us/freddie-gray-autopsy-report-given-to-baltimore-prosecutors.html
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That will put out the fires for a couple of months, but I believe that the cops will walk. They're going to play hell proving intent to harm.
It was easy to see the officers were going to be charged. Marlyn Mosby, the states attorney, is buddies with the Gray's family attorney. She's married to city council member Nick Mosby, who's been marching with the protesters every night and on the news every day supporting the protest. He's also looking to further his political career, so if his wife declined to bring charges it would have surely killed his political career in that city.
Her mind was made up before she even got all the info on the case. In her press conference she announced all of the charges but says the investigation is still ongoing. Since when do prosecutors file charges before an investigation is over? It's frightening how blatant these people can be with their agenda and it is allowed to continue.
Her mind was made up before she even got all the info on the case. In her press conference she announced all of the charges but says the investigation is still ongoing. Since when do prosecutors file charges before an investigation is over? It's frightening how blatant these people can be with their agenda and it is allowed to continue.
Must be Klingons ?????
And JFK assassin...............
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Came by e-mail Is this true?
Here are the facts on the late Freddie Gray of Baltimore:
Freddie Gray had a pre-existing spinal and neck injury and had severe nerve damage and scar tissue from an accident that Allstate Insurance was paying him for, in a structured settlement. This monthly payment and drug money were his means of support. Freddie had had several unsuccessful spinal fusion surgeries over the past 4 1/2 years. His most recent spinal/cervical operation was a week and a half before he was arrested on April 12. He was on doctor's orders to remain home and in bed to speed recovery from that major operation. Instead, Freddie was out manufacturing and distributing drugs on the streets of Baltimore, and strenuously resisting arrest.
Freddie had a long criminal history (rap sheet): many pages long for manufacturing and distributing drugs and controlled substances, including heroin, cocaine, crack cocaine and marijuana. He had been convicted of numerous other felonies including assault, firearms violations, breaking and entering, armed robbery, receiving stolen property, and the list goes on and on from his 18th birthday. In Baltimore County, juvenile records are forever sealed except by judicial order. (<broken link removed>) Freddie, known on the streets as "Pepper", was 25 years old, 5'8" and weighed 145 lbs. when last arrested. He had been incarcerated at least 12 times, the longest stretch being 2 years in prison in Maryland.
Freddie had recently tried to convert his structured settlement from Allstate into a lump sum payment from Peachtree Funding, of Atlanta. Friends say he was confused by the paperwork and legal terminology.
Following his arrest, Freddie was placed into the paddy wagon by the police officers who had arrested him ---- (Several were Black Officers). He could have easily slipped on the floor or bench, or twisted his neck or shoulders to reopen his recently fused and weakened spine. Enroute to the County jail, the paddy wagon stopped once so that officers could put leg restraints on Freddie to calm him down and restrict his movement.
Freddie was a dangerous career felon, well-known to the BPD officers, with a damaged and healing spine and neck, and was supposed to be home healing a week and a half after surgery. He should not have been running around on the streets of Baltimore committing drug felonies and resisting arrest.
Now, why are so many residents of Baltimore destroying their own city with looting and arson? Because it's a good way to get new shoes and TVs for free? Seems to be. They sure know how to pick their heroes, don't they?
By the way, none of the eight BPD officers who arrested Freddy has ever had a complaint against him for brutality or use of excessive force.
Freddie Grays arrest record:
03-20-15 dealing cocaine
08-28-08 possession of narcotics
10-05-12 illegal gambling
01-25-14 possession of narcotics over 10 grams
08-24-07 manufacturing and distribution narcotics
08/29-07 distribution of narcotics
09-16-08 distribution of narcotics
04-16-08 distribution of narcotics
05-09-12 distribution of narcotics
01-04-15 distribution of narcotics
12-31-14 distribution of narcotics
05-13-14 stolen property
07-16-08 distribution of narcotics
03-28-08 possession of narcotics
02-12-08 distribution of narcotics
09-29-13 distribution of narcotics
12-04-14 distribution of narcotics
12-04-14 possession of narcotics
03-20-08 burglary
03-20-08 possession of narcotics
09-21-07 distribution of narcotics
04-30-08 unlawful possession (two counts)
(Source Maryland Dept of Justice)
Here are the facts on the late Freddie Gray of Baltimore:
Freddie Gray had a pre-existing spinal and neck injury and had severe nerve damage and scar tissue from an accident that Allstate Insurance was paying him for, in a structured settlement. This monthly payment and drug money were his means of support. Freddie had had several unsuccessful spinal fusion surgeries over the past 4 1/2 years. His most recent spinal/cervical operation was a week and a half before he was arrested on April 12. He was on doctor's orders to remain home and in bed to speed recovery from that major operation. Instead, Freddie was out manufacturing and distributing drugs on the streets of Baltimore, and strenuously resisting arrest.
Freddie had a long criminal history (rap sheet): many pages long for manufacturing and distributing drugs and controlled substances, including heroin, cocaine, crack cocaine and marijuana. He had been convicted of numerous other felonies including assault, firearms violations, breaking and entering, armed robbery, receiving stolen property, and the list goes on and on from his 18th birthday. In Baltimore County, juvenile records are forever sealed except by judicial order. (<broken link removed>) Freddie, known on the streets as "Pepper", was 25 years old, 5'8" and weighed 145 lbs. when last arrested. He had been incarcerated at least 12 times, the longest stretch being 2 years in prison in Maryland.
Freddie had recently tried to convert his structured settlement from Allstate into a lump sum payment from Peachtree Funding, of Atlanta. Friends say he was confused by the paperwork and legal terminology.
Following his arrest, Freddie was placed into the paddy wagon by the police officers who had arrested him ---- (Several were Black Officers). He could have easily slipped on the floor or bench, or twisted his neck or shoulders to reopen his recently fused and weakened spine. Enroute to the County jail, the paddy wagon stopped once so that officers could put leg restraints on Freddie to calm him down and restrict his movement.
Freddie was a dangerous career felon, well-known to the BPD officers, with a damaged and healing spine and neck, and was supposed to be home healing a week and a half after surgery. He should not have been running around on the streets of Baltimore committing drug felonies and resisting arrest.
Now, why are so many residents of Baltimore destroying their own city with looting and arson? Because it's a good way to get new shoes and TVs for free? Seems to be. They sure know how to pick their heroes, don't they?
By the way, none of the eight BPD officers who arrested Freddy has ever had a complaint against him for brutality or use of excessive force.
Freddie Grays arrest record:
03-20-15 dealing cocaine
08-28-08 possession of narcotics
10-05-12 illegal gambling
01-25-14 possession of narcotics over 10 grams
08-24-07 manufacturing and distribution narcotics
08/29-07 distribution of narcotics
09-16-08 distribution of narcotics
04-16-08 distribution of narcotics
05-09-12 distribution of narcotics
01-04-15 distribution of narcotics
12-31-14 distribution of narcotics
05-13-14 stolen property
07-16-08 distribution of narcotics
03-28-08 possession of narcotics
02-12-08 distribution of narcotics
09-29-13 distribution of narcotics
12-04-14 distribution of narcotics
12-04-14 possession of narcotics
03-20-08 burglary
03-20-08 possession of narcotics
09-21-07 distribution of narcotics
04-30-08 unlawful possession (two counts)
(Source Maryland Dept of Justice)
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