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This is so sad. This is at least the fifth time I can remember that police have gone to the wrong house and killed an innocent person. Or as the media once refe
by Simulacra 4y ago
This is so sad. This is at least the fifth time I can remember that police have gone to the wrong house and killed an innocent person. Or as the media once referred to them as "a man with no active arrest warrants.." which is a real strange way of saying totally innocent and murdered.
- Volundr 4y agoA few months ago in my neck of the woods a man was killed by cops for simply sitting in his own backyard at 2 am. The cops were apparently looking for someone they thought was in the area, were startled to find someone in the back yard, and shot him on sight. Frankly it's hard to blame whoever they were looking for for running. Given what actually happened it's seems unlikely their suspect was going to survive being caught.
- Simulacra 4y agoI think that's why a lot of encounters, and with someone getting killed, they figure they are going to die anyways, so they run, or fight back. It makes me wonder if we're heading towards a future, where more and more average every day citizens refuse to engage with police on any level.