[mnehring]

It doesn’t matter, Gates wasn’t arrested for breaking and entering. He was arrested for how he acted when the police came to investigate.

[jakerobins]

They didn’t seem to mention race either Gates story seems to be faling apart quickly when exposed to facts.....

Just like most liberals...Can’t stand the TRUTH....

[Mr Ramsbotham]

In a recordings of police radio transmissions also released today, the dispatcher asked officers to "respond to a possible B and E in progress"....

B and E -- white pig codespeak for Black and Entering!

[Buck W.]

I doesn’t matter. If the police aren’t sure, they should cautiously assume the worst.

[californio]

People going through domestic problems have been known to break into their own homes in violation of restraining orders. The officer had a duty to cover all the bases. Gates threw out the race card and Obama instinctively supported his buddy. The president got a cheap lesson on why empathy does not be mix well with judgements.

[SMARTY]

Gates is a jerk who would invent a grievance no matter what the police did. Can you imagine what he would do if the police watched someone actually break into his house and allowed the break-in to go on ... while doing nothing to stop the thief? He’s just a loser who has an 800 lb. chip on his shoulder and would complain about ANYTHING!!!

[lapsus calami]

 

 

Bet more can be gotten ahold of than just the audio. If they use CAD (Computer Assisted Dispatching) and many departments do these days, there will be something called a chronology that is a text record of all info entered into the dispatch console along with all messaging between the dispatcher and a "call taker", provided they use "call takers", who actually take the 911 calls and type in info which is IM'd to the actual dispatch - sounds inefficient but some departments do it that way. The chronology will have a running text of the event until the call is closed out.