Posted on 07/13/2016 5:19:06 PM PDT by Timpanagos1
The family of Philando Castile has shared a copy of his permit to carry letter with Fox 9. The permit was issued by Hennepin County on June 4, 2015.
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No, I haven't. Why do you ask?
It appears the cops here were unable to even secure a search of an occupant involved who was just involved in a fatal police shooting. It also appears they failed to prevent an an occupant of the, “Armed robbery” suspect vehicle from possessing critical evidence after she was handcuffed and put into the the back of of patrol unit.
So how do you know they did not make other mistakes?
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Why are some people ignoring the lies told by the Media in the Ferguson case, the JENA case, the Trayvon case, the Sex offender in Baton Rogue, and the Duke case?
One has to wipe their brain to readily accept what is served up.
There is a blue print, and this case closely follows that blueprint.
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Sorry Karl, you are the mistaken one. The video shows he was behind the steering wheel but some of the copies of the video were reverse possibly for copyright protection. Go back and look again.
It appears the video was a mirror image due to the cell camera. Everything was flipped on the video. Lots of people, not just Karl, felt Castile was the passenger in the beginning, and I initially thought that too.
Donny, you're out of your element!
... V. I. Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov.
thanks of course what the police have will not be immediately released right to fair trial...
he had back up two officers on the stop...
FReepers get it sorted out!
“Why aren’t cops clamoring for these to protect themselves?”
I don’t know the answer to that, but what I do know is that police involved shootings cost the tax payers money.
Body cams would clear up a bunch of questions.
Moreover, when some degenerate POS kills a cop, the jury will have pictures.
No kidding. For days they never even said if he had a CW permit. Revealing that would have never changed or obstructed this case/investigation. It is what it is anyway. This case has created lots of turmoil coast to coast. I’d guess they’re being overly tight lipped for reasons. Someone ought to come forward and provided at least some information to the people. It was only a 1 shooter investigation, so I would guess it can’t be too complex.
Btw, you should talk to the FBI Director Comey about fair trials and impartial investigations.
Begs the question, would you stroll up to the window of a “Armed robbery” suspect vehicle and asked for ID and registration like it was just a simple taillight infraction?
That’s suicide. Not me buddy, I would never do that. I’d do it the safe way.
And remember, the suspect vehicle had another unknown adult occupant! They could have both been loaded for bear if they really believed this was an armed robbery suspect.
I know, miss marmelstein. I am on the side of the policeman in this matter until such time as some evidence surfaces that says I should not be on his side.
I have not seen any evidence that indicates this was an improper shooting as of yet.
According to our friends on the Left, all the questions of Life have been answered; it's white peoples' fault and they owe money, forever.
It's not much more complicated than that.
I think it's possible this case will turn out to be a series of mistakes/errors on the officers part as well as Castile's. Conflicting commands, maybe Castile heard the commands incorrectly, maybe procedures were not followed for traffic stop of this nature, Did Castile inadvertently make the wrong move and spooked a cop who thought he might be an "Armed robbery suspect"? I don't know but could be.
I've been in the senseless murder districts and these two folks did not seem like what you'd readily find in those venues. And I do not think Castile had any violence charges in his entire history.
At this point, I don't believe Castile was trying to kill the cop and I certainly do not believe the officer is a racist.
I think this is possibly going to be a series of mistakes from both parties. S**t happens even to A-1 professionals and the non-violent occupants of vehicles.
You read that did ya Ms?
You think extreme violent crimes such as, "Armed Robbery" might require extreme caution by officers?
I hate to repeat a post but would you stroll up to the window of a “Armed robbery” suspect vehicle and asked for ID and registration like it was just a simple taillight infraction?
That’s suicide. Not me Missy, I would never do that. I’d do it the safe way.
And remember, the suspect vehicle had another unknown adult occupant! They could have both been loaded for bear, if they really believed this was an armed robbery suspect.
“I didn’t think one could be on drugs with a concealed permit?”
Not if you get caught, no. But his girlfriend was sure toking on a blunt in one of her selfie videos. I’m not sure if he’s toking one in that vid or not.
I am curious to see the toxicology report.
it was a possible suspect in an armed robbery it was not a hot call for something that just happened with a vehicle description, yes i would not do a complete felony stop with ordering them out of the car one at a time a gunpoint onto the ground on a mere suspicion/probable cause.. a hot stop yes. if they ran when red lighted then full felony stop.
I see, so you as an officer just saw this person prior to the stop, who fit the description of an armed robbery suspect, and there was another unknown adult occupant, you’d just stroll up to the window and ask for the registration? Not me.
Or are you suggesting the officer used a pretext and told Castile he was stopped simply for a taillight infraction? If so would the officer not have been in a highly tense, keyed in state, with the driver having absolutely no idea he was suddenly a “Possible armed robbery suspect?
If this scenario is accurate, Castile probably had no idea he was 1 second from death with even the slightest wrong move. See what I mean about playing it safe with traffic stops?
That and the shoulder link dread lock’s, height, beard and there may have been a vehicle description and in the same area as the robbery. It would be damn nice if criminals would show ID and give LP’s of the vehicle they’re using while committing a crime but that’s a pretty rare case.
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