Sam Dubose Murdered by Pig.
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bu$hleaguer
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When did you become a lawyer?
bu$hleaguer
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Hey anyone know if they found drugs or anything illegal in the dudes car? Why was he starting to drive away? Not that it matters whatsoever, the fuck will spend about 20 years in the slammer on a manslaughter verdict but just curious why it escalated and what he was running from.
MuyLocoNC
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Duh fuck?
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Grandpapy
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Thanks for that.
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MuyLocoNC
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We reply to your blind ignorance and stupidity on a regular basis. So there's that.
potroastV2
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Yes! I love it when a "very crazy" redneck calls another member stupid.
I laugh out loud.
I laugh out loud.
Grandpapy
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It was not my intent to confuse, merely pointing out it's difficult for both the cop and the citizen to live on a 1980's wage. Unnecessary stress and all.....
It's Murder plain and simple.
But I feel it's totally avoidable.
UncleBuck
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for you, no time's a bad time to blame the victim of a murder for being murdered.*Apparently, Mr. Dubose didn't get the memo.
I'm sure he will be comforted by the prosecution of the officer who overreacted to his stupidity.
*provided of course the victim is black
hellmutt bones
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I've been dragged out of my car with out even a warning. And thrown to the ground and kneed to the back of my head.
And u wonder why cops get m...kd??
And u wonder why cops get m...kd??
Padawanbater2
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Slowed down and stabilized, NSFW
ChesusRice
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shows his hands up in a non threatening position.
Cop needs to burn for this
Padawanbater2
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Cop tries to open the door, Dubois closes it, cop puts his hand on Dubois' chest and pulls the trigger, killing him instantly.. Acceleration of the vehicle takes place after the shot. This dude is going away for a long, long time.
ChesusRice
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One summer a few years ago. 5 people where killed by cops with the excuse they tried to run the cops over. And everytime I would yell at the tv "how the fuck does a car drive sideways?!!"
I don't know how anybody can defend this one.
I think cops who pull that strict questioning bullshit are the most dangerous. This cop was so good at it that his tone didn't crack until "again, the front license plate".
Few things I noticed right off the bat:
The cop got a name that matched his records on the vehicle.
That gin you guys talked about was not unopened, nor was it gin.
Sam says something about going home (my assumption is to go get his ID - it's hard to hear him at times) after being repeatedly asked about the ID, and not long before he starts the car.
So, you got a front license plate offender who seems to be attempting to flee. You know who owns the car. The driver verified who owns it and claims to be her husband who lives in the neighborhood. Assuming they live together, the car registration address would likely have been nearby.
It appears the cop forgot all of this as soon as Sam turned the car back on, which I'm sure spiked his adrenaline. While I can sympathize with the difficulties in being a cop, nobody can excuse these actions in these conditions.
There was no indication that he was aggressive or about to commit some crime, violent or otherwise. A low speed chase/follow would be the proper protocol most likely. Nothing more. Certainly not deadly force. That's just fucking retarded.
I think cops who pull that strict questioning bullshit are the most dangerous. This cop was so good at it that his tone didn't crack until "again, the front license plate".
Few things I noticed right off the bat:
The cop got a name that matched his records on the vehicle.
That gin you guys talked about was not unopened, nor was it gin.
Sam says something about going home (my assumption is to go get his ID - it's hard to hear him at times) after being repeatedly asked about the ID, and not long before he starts the car.
So, you got a front license plate offender who seems to be attempting to flee. You know who owns the car. The driver verified who owns it and claims to be her husband who lives in the neighborhood. Assuming they live together, the car registration address would likely have been nearby.
It appears the cop forgot all of this as soon as Sam turned the car back on, which I'm sure spiked his adrenaline. While I can sympathize with the difficulties in being a cop, nobody can excuse these actions in these conditions.
There was no indication that he was aggressive or about to commit some crime, violent or otherwise. A low speed chase/follow would be the proper protocol most likely. Nothing more. Certainly not deadly force. That's just fucking retarded.