DISTURBING VIDEO: San Antonio Cop Fired After Opening Fire on Teenager In McDonald’s Parking Lot

Breaking 9-1-1 ^ | October 6, 2022 | Staff

[cherry]

when one can't handle a situation better then that they have no business being a cop.....

funny how there is no sound just before the cop opened the door.....wonder what was left out...???

from what we see, the guy in the car was just eating his mickey d's and this cop startled him.....without an apparent warning....

[Gigantor]

The police were just doing their job, following standard procedure. There is no evidence of any policeman violating any citizen’s rights.

/s

[zeugma]

If not, if he was just obeying a hunch, then where was his probable cause to begin with?

He doesn't actually need probable cause according to some here. He can just walk up to a car, yank open the door and demand the occupants immediately bow down to his authority. Any action on their part but abject abasement, is grounds to start shooting them immediately.

[Rurudyne]

Improbable cause. I would also refer to civil asset forfeiture as an example of applied improbable cause.

[zeugma]

RE: civil asset forfeiture

It shouldn't exist in a nation of free peoples

[Codeflier]

FR is very interesting. There are many people here that think any police action is justified. Almost as if some people on here don’t really want the”free”, but rather prefer authoritarian top down control.

[muir_redwoods]

That cop needs to go to jail for a long, long time.

[cuban leaf]

Valid point. I only know what I read in the article.

[sport]

No. The CCW would be under the jail. The Police can do as they please. Breaking old ladies with dementia collar bones ans breaking their shoulders patting themselves on the back while congratulating themselves on how tough they are. And throwing flash bang grenades in cribs with sleeping infants.

[zeugma]

FR is very interesting. There are many people here that think any police action is justified. Almost as if some people on here don’t really want the”free”, but rather prefer authoritarian top down control.

Thankfully, there are a lot less knee-jerk bootlickers around here than there used to be.

[sport]

Back in the day, we went around and round with them.

[Nik Naym]

You like that Kiwi after taste, I take it.

[TalonDJ]

“Putting the car in motion was a seriously stupid thing to do. “

Maybe. But in an urban area your reaction to someone randomly and abruptly yanking open the door should always be to slam on the gas.

[zeugma]

Back in the day, we went around and round with them.

Indeed. It's interesting that I don't catch near as much flack these days except from the usual suspects. My opinions haven't changed very much, other than perhaps becoming more solid with the evidence right before our eyes. I think reality has become a lot more sharply defined over the past decade or so.

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

He was a disgrace in Minneapolis.

[slapshot]

white shooting white = no media interest

[wastedyears]

Cooperation is a good way to prevent police brutality, at least to avoid it.

Tell that to the people that get arrested during/after a seizure.

[SheepWhisperer]

I don’t see what he did wrong

His chief did!
...thankfully

“Police Chief William McManus has determined that the actions of the probationary officer during this critical incident were in violation of departmental tactics, training, and procedures.”