Moment dozens of Honolulu cops turnout to block $1.5 million payout to widow of 'Zulu prince' shot dead by officer

Daily Mail UK ^ | October 23, 2024 | Melissa Koenig

[Morgana]

He may have been a Prince but he was acting ghetto.

[Ex-Con777]

I am not scared at the sight of a gun, but I am petrified at the sight of a lawyer named Bickerton. So there’s that.

EC

[riverrunner]

Could very well be settle and not take a chance a jury would award a bigger payment.

[Liz]

Myeni and wife on wedding day.

[Strict9]

A princess just like Disney! Just like.

[mdmathis6]

In Hawaii...whites and foreigners like Mr Prince dead Zulu are all haoles! Don't know if his wife will get much of a payout from a Hawaiian jury.

[Leaning Right]

It would have been nice had the article gone into more detail about the struggle.

But it must have been a doozy. From the article: “One cop was also hospitalized with major facial injuries and concussion…”

If Myeni was advancing faster than the cops could maneuver, this would seem like a good shoot.

As a side note, in the old days every cop carried a hickory wood baton. Most don’t now, for various reasons. I wonder if a baton used as a prod would have been useful here.

[FalloutShelterGirl]

Drink it down you Zulu Warrior! 🍺

[Tax-chick]

[Prosecutor Steven] Alm also noted that Myeni, a former rugby player, suffered from stage three chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a degenerative brain disorder often seen in people who have had repeated concussions or head trauma.

[FreedomPoster]

The hickory shampoo.

It’s a long story, but there’s a giant riot baton that was given to my father leaning against my safe. It’s a very simple piece of hardware.

[unread]

"It's literally a show of force. It has no place in a democracy."

Sure, in a "democracy" your suppose to just bend over and take it. Just because "THEY" say so.

And the reason they give for being able to rape and rob you is, this is a "democracy".. (spit)

[Leaning Right]

> The hickory shampoo. <

Yep. If I recall correctly, the Rodney King incident put an end to that. The cops were using their batons as clubs and not as prods. That got many folks upset.

Awhile back I was talking to a cop I know about equipment. Why don’t you carry a baton? He (surprisingly) said it’s a financial thing. To carry a baton, a police officer has to go through a couple of days of training, on an annual basis. The township doesn’t want to spend the money.

I don’t know how true that is. But that’s what he said.

[mikey_hates_everything]

Looks like the black Flintstones.

[unread]

"In the old days every cop carried a hickory wood baton."

BRING BACK THE BILLY..!

[johniegrad]

Looks like the black Flintstones.

LOL.

[shoff]

“We was kings!”

[bk1000]

The sistas ain’t gone like this one bit.

[Socon-Econ]

Sounds like a typical Democrat sweetheart lawsuit.

[dfwgator]

[alexander_busek]

"We waz kangs!"

Regards,