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> I now noticed that the link provided Not sure what link you're referring to, but from context I think you're talking about Willie McCoy, who was not mentione
by geofft 8y ago
> I now noticed that the link provided
Not sure what link you're referring to, but from context I think you're talking about Willie McCoy, who was not mentioned in either the comment you're responding to or in OP's article.
> claims the officers did not wake the criminal in the car
He was a criminal? What crime did he commit, and when was he convicted?
> but the video clearly shows his hands moving within the car.
Do you not move around when you sleep? I thought most normal people do.
- sureaboutthis 8y agoMy edit pertained to the video posted about not waking the guy up in this thread. I guess I didn't post properly.
- geofft 8y agoYes, that is one of many serious gaps in your reasoning.
- sureaboutthis 8y agoJudging by your other posts, I can tell you are perfectly willing to let armed criminals roam the streets and let the police sit idly by.
- dang 8y agoYou've crossed into flamewar and incivility in this thread. If you do this again on HN, we will ban you again. We've already had to warn you multiple times with this account.
- CompanionCuuube 8y ago> He was a criminal? What crime did he commit, and when was he convicted? An officer can have a number of reasons to stops someone, and probable cause or observation of the crime are both reasons. There is also difference between having committed a criminal act and being convicted for it.