Like John Allen Muhammad?
Dear Police. I'm not asking you to shoot & kill Grady Wayne Wilkes. He was armed, dangerous, just shot 3 cops, & killed one. You took him in alive and well. I am asking you to treat Black people with the patience, precision, and safety that you treat white murderers with.https://twitter.com/shaunking/status/1130447376395771905 …
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No like Adam Lanza No like James Eagan Holmes No like do I need to continue????
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Don’t bother. The fact he tried to justify it tells me he’s already lost and no amount of facts will change his mind
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Exactly the troll tried it. No need to try to reason with it.
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Let’s hear about his troubled childhood, abuse, mental illness everything except the fact that he is just a cold calculated murderer
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He is the complexion of protection of course they wasn’t going to shoot him or even rough him up
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I agree that there is a bigger issue of racial profiling and bigotry within law enforcement and America in general, but if you see how he has already been treated by the APD I think you’d agree he may be alive but he isn’t ‘well’ and he will receive the death penalty certainly.pic.twitter.com/IjYsTDJua3
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African-Americans are killed on sight in our own yards and even as children just based on suspicion alone. There's a HUGE difference.
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I’m not sure how this situation played out and I’ve had bad experiences with the Auburn PD before, I don’t think they had a chance to draw their weapons before they were shot. Maybe their weapons would have been drawn preemptively if they had been in a black neighborhood. Idk.
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The issue is that there's a higher chance the police would not have taken the suspect alive had he been black. This guy got beat up, but an innocent 12 year old black kid doesn't even get a warning before he's shot.
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2/2 I don’t know why. I’m sure they eventually had the opportunity to kill him but just because justice wasn’t done in the MANY disgraceful killings of minorities by police doesn’t mean that justice shouldn’t be done in this case. I dont believe in CP but he will get it I think..
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future relies on us to come together one way or another we have to stand up and make some changes or we will no longer exist
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I second that my brother. And we see the double standard taking place in law-enforcement day in and day out. Toxic masculinity and law-enforcement against the black community.
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If the claim is "I feared fo do my life, then they are all deathly afraid of black.
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Here is the problem. We KNOW how to stop it. We just still caught up spending money on glitter when it should be on oir advancement like Mr Smith did with Morehouse graduate tuition debt. We could use a lot more of unselfish investment as well as industry investment.
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I wonder wht they didn't fear for their lives?
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The only one I can remember were the DC snipers... Can the rest of US police get the same training as the teams that took them unharmed?
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