[Tupelo]

Lynch mob rule of law is alive and well in the good ole U S of A.

[cripplecreek]

The national Bar Association has less validity than the other NBA. (not to mention being even more racially exclusive)

[mad_as_he$$]

Police brutality is alive and well. Just ask this guy, at least the horse didn’t get beat or shot.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KIKUEjn3Z0

[USNBandit]

They are accusing him of filing an incomplete report, but based upon the video he arrived after the shooting and it seems to describe what he did. He put on latex gloves, which all police carry on their belt, and rendered aid. If you look at what he is doing when the shooter drops the object (maybe the taser) next to the body, it is quite possible that the backup officer didn’t see that. This is just An attempt to rile up the community.

[pleasenotcalifornia]

If the police can get away with shooting a fleeing citizen in the back and don't forget he lied about the circumstances in regards to his taser so to cover up. Then a policeman acting as a agent for the state can shoot anyone of us anytime and justify it with a false story. This is a trend we see repeated over and over again. We become a lawless nation more so everyday.

[MrEdd]

Being judge, jury, and executioner doesn’t seem to be working out well for the cop in question. That lynching thing hasn’t gone over with the public.

Clearly lynching isn’t as popular as Tupelo desires to portray it.