Freddy Grey case is an example why Black lives matter groups have been created: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/24/us/verdict-freddie-gray-caesar-goodson-baltimore.html...

Morgan

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/24/us/verdict-freddie-gray-caesar-goodson-baltimore.html

http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/freddie-gray/bs-md-ci-goodson-day6-main-20160616-story.html

I am disappointed that these officers have been released without any accountability to the end result of this man. It is a deplorable example of politics and not an unjust system and all this will do is vamp up the anger and contention. To say nothing should be accountable is only invalidating the misconduct of the officers and turning a blind eye to the behavior that is in such needed correction.

Morgan

Interesting no one cares

LAPhil Loc: Los Angeles, CA

Morgan wrote:

Interesting no one cares

They care, they just think you're full of crap.

Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas

Morgan wrote:

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/24/us/verdict-fredd... (show quote)

What about the misconduct that led to the victims demise? Everyone of these so called victims had lengthy records of criminal behavior prior to their end.......fix the problem of their lawlessness and none of this comes to this ending, you can't blame the ending while allowing and condoning what brought them there to begin with, their desire to continually break the law's without reprocussions.......and here we are blaming the police for thugs breaking the law.

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

Morgan wrote:

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/24/us/verdict-fredd... (show quote)

What type of punishment would you mete out to innocent people?

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

Morgan wrote:

Interesting no one cares

Of course people care, they care about innocent LEO's being railroaded through the court system.

reconreb Loc: America / Inglis Fla.

Weewillynobeerspilly wrote:

What about the misconduct that led to the victims demise? Everyone of these so called victims had lengthy records of criminal behavior prior to their end.......fix the problem of their lawlessness and none of this comes to this ending, you can't blame the ending while allowing and condoning what brought them there to begin with, their desire to continually break the law's without reprocussions.......and here we are blaming the police for thugs breaking the law.

C-mon Willie , these gentlemen were pillars of the community ... Seems the communities they are raised in consider theft , drugs and debauchery normal ..

Morgan

Weewillynobeerspilly wrote:

What about the misconduct that led to the victims demise? Everyone of these so called victims had lengthy records of criminal behavior prior to their end.......fix the problem of their lawlessness and none of this comes to this ending, you can't blame the ending while allowing and condoning what brought them there to begin with, their desire to continually break the law's without reprocussions.......and here we are blaming the police for thugs breaking the law.

What about their misconduct? That is for the courts to decide not from officer's doing the arrest. You love the constitution I take it, what happened to innocent until proven guilty? I guess you don't support that, because as far as I know there wasn't a warrant out for his arrest, he just ran, which many black people do knowing our justice system.

But that isn't the point, what these officers did, was not only with the extreme physical abuse by severely damaging his spinal cord and dragging him to the van, but they continued to feel justified in their actions, to cause more punishment by throwing him into the wagon while he was screaming and wincing in pain.

To make matters worse he was than loaded into a police wagon that made six stops in West Baltimore before it arrived at the Western District police station, where Mr. Gray was found unresponsive and not breathing, with a devastating spinal cord injury.

He finally made it to the hospital, only to die at 25, an entire life ahead of him, do you think people don't make mistakes and correct their lives, because they do. My question to you, how do you justify this behavior, and don't expect more from our officers, to do their job and not be judge and jury to a person who's only crime at that time was that he ran away and if he had done something there were correct protocol and procedures for them to follow.

When the police are allowed to do whatever they want and are vigilante's in uniform, we've lost all control.

Morgan

reconreb wrote:

C-mon Willie , these gentlemen were pillars of the community ... Seems the communities they are raised in consider theft , drugs and debauchery normal ..

The enforcers of law should never be out of control

Morgan

PoppaGringo wrote:

What type of punishment would you mete out to innocent people?

In reality in our courts, innocence has to be proven just as much as guilt.

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

Morgan wrote:

What about their misconduct? That is for the court... (show quote)

Goodness gracious, are you off your meds...again?

Morgan

PoppaGringo wrote:

Goodness gracious, are you off your meds...again?

Speak for yourself Pop I don't take any meds.

JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

Morgan wrote:

What about their misconduct? That is for the court... (show quote)

JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

Morgan wrote:

Speak for yourself Pop I don't take any meds.

Maybe you should startbb

truthbetold

Morgan wrote:

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/24/us/verdict-fredd... (show quote)

Well if you know the law, you would know people are innocent until proven guilty. Then to be convicted the states attorney would need to prove BEYOND a shadow of a doubt. They had absolutely no evidence what so ever to charge, let alone convict those officers which were wrongly accused. I certainly hope that each and every one of them sue for what they had to go through because of a particular racist.