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This and every other case like it is the result of the perpetuated exaggeration of black criminality. We're made out to be scary at all...
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...times, and the response to the programming is a constant fear of black people Thad transforms into fatal aggression again and again.
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This is the inevitable result of training police not as public servants of the citizens but as an occupation force in the 'Drug War'.
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It's possibly the most obscene thing I've ever witnessed.
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People that want to harm you, usually don't tell you when they have a weapon.
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As a reasonable person, if I were a cop, and pulled someone over, if they spoke to me like Philando did & told me he had gun/permit...
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... this may sound crazy, but I would think he was trying to cooperate with me. And wouldn't give me any reason to fear for my life.
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I'd love to know what the jury instructions were on reasonable doubt to that gave Yanez's clear meltdown resulting in panic fire a pass.
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Panic fire. Thankfully Yanez has been fired and I hope he will never be hired by another police force in any city anywhere ever. He's unfit.
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Jury trials are less about facts, more about the narrative one side paints w/ those facts being stronger than the other.
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