Where is the NRA to defend this gun owner?
Not only did #JemelRoberson risk his life to stop the gunman, he chased him down outside, pinned him down, & waited for police to arrive.
When they did, as eyewitnesses screamed that Jemel was the hero, police shot & killed him instantly, claiming they thought he was the shooterhttps://twitter.com/shaunking/status/1062011176211615745 …
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He doesn’t have the complexion for the protection
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Ouch. Brilliantly stated, unfortunately.
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Mass shooters are always apprehended. policy’s differ by race I’m no longer assuming this. This is fact.
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The police are NOT to be trusted when POC are in need.
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The African American security guard had the criminal pinned down and still lost his life....
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Does anybody know the color of the guy he pinned down?
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I was wondering the same thing. My blood is boiling.
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Crazy because if he was white they would have just told him to put his hands up
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what’s even crazier is that this is just another day for police officers, they won’t get in trouble they’ll just continue to live their life normally
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Im honestly confused how something like this happens. Im absolutely sure he did not loook like a threat when they pulled up. They pulled up with the intent to kill. They dont care about POC enough to try to save the life.
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How do Black people live with this rage and sadness constantly? This is crushing.
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It creates PTSD. Thank you for recognizing it.
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And what will happen to the trigger-happy police? Will there be justice for
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There will be NO justice for Jemel Roberson. In the sight of White America's legal structure, Black People are still slaves and the Police are Slave Catchers. When police see Black People they do not see humanity. As long as there is racism, this will continue.
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I'm truly confused by this. Since when would a shooter pin someone down and wait for the police to arrive?
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