PG cops shoot and kill young Black man at National Harbor on Easter Sunday

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hate to say it as a county resident, but I think it’s over for that development. You just can’t be a hub for crowds of teens and also attract shoppers.

It's not that hard:
1. No more face masks
2. Curfews for teens
3. Aggressive use of stop and frisk
4. Aggressive use of pretextual traffic stops

All of these are perfectly legal. If you polled county residents, probably 90% would support these things. Why do we let the thugs control policy?

"No more face masks" how ignorant are you? My doctor still advises me to wear a mask.

Because you refuse to get COVID booster vaccines annually. More common in certain demographics

Which demographics would that be?

[Anonymous]

He stabbed his ex girlfriend and a man she was with and set her apt on fire. Then he returned to his home in National Harbor. He refused to drop the knife when told to do so. OP, what kind of misogynist are you to ignore VAWG?!!!

[Anonymous]

A lot of people wearing masks outside rn because of the pollen. Not saying teens should, but just pointing out.

Carry on…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No name released on the victim but witnesses described deceased as a young Black male in his late teens or early twenties.

Victim was shot multiple times by at least two different PG cops.

OP, you are the worst kind of racist, anti woman troll to ignore the victims of the suicide by cop criminal! On Easter Sunday no less, this is what really happened

Man fatally shot by PGPD after stabbing 2, starting apartment fire that displaced 14

https://wjla.com/news/local/officer-involved-shooting-national-harbor-maryland-prince-georges-county-pgpd-md-st-george-boulevard-and-potomac-passage-road-closures-fleet-street-to-american-way-shooting-stabbing-fatal-injured-man-arrested-charged-attempted-crime-easter-sunday

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Misleading thread topic much?

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So, so typical. Funny that the OP neglects to mention this thug was armed with a knife, had threatened two police officers with it, and had ALSO stabbed a man and woman earlier and set fire to their apartment.

But sure... "innocent black man is shot and killed by cops." How incredibly disingenous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Misleading thread topic much?

+100
So, so typical. Funny that the OP neglects to mention this thug was armed with a knife, had threatened two police officers with it, and had ALSO stabbed a man and woman earlier and set fire to their apartment.

But sure... "innocent black man is shot and killed by cops." How incredibly disingenous.

People like OP always want to believe that there are tons of George Floyd’s out there. But it’s been five years, and every time they hope for another story like his, their hopes are dashed as it turns out that the media and public are not interested in claims that we should be more sympathetic to violent black men wielding guns and knives than police officers trying to protect us. Remember how body worn cameras were supposed to expose police brutality — well, the opposite happened.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hate to say it as a county resident, but I think it’s over for that development. You just can’t be a hub for crowds of teens and also attract shoppers.

It's not that hard:
1. No more face masks
2. Curfews for teens
3. Aggressive use of stop and frisk
4. Aggressive use of pretextual traffic stops

All of these are perfectly legal. If you polled county residents, probably 90% would support these things. Why do we let the thugs control policy?

Umm no, not aggressive use of stop and frisk.
I agree with face masks and teen curfew.

Face masks are necessary to protect us from COVID.

It's 2025 and you sound insane.

Sounds like I need to start double masking.

I wear three in the shower. You can never be too safe.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hate to say it as a county resident, but I think it’s over for that development. You just can’t be a hub for crowds of teens and also attract shoppers.

It's not that hard:
1. No more face masks
2. Curfews for teens
3. Aggressive use of stop and frisk
4. Aggressive use of pretextual traffic stops

All of these are perfectly legal. If you polled county residents, probably 90% would support these things. Why do we let the thugs control policy?

Those of us with health issues NEED to wear masks. As a parent, you give your kid a curfew and monitor them. Not ok to use aggressive tactics.

There are teens walking around with masks and hoodies up, even in 95 degree weather. They are not protecting anyone's health. They want to move act freely without being identified.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hate to say it as a county resident, but I think it’s over for that development. You just can’t be a hub for crowds of teens and also attract shoppers.

It's not that hard:
1. No more face masks
2. Curfews for teens
3. Aggressive use of stop and frisk
4. Aggressive use of pretextual traffic stops

All of these are perfectly legal. If you polled county residents, probably 90% would support these things. Why do we let the thugs control policy?

Those of us with health issues NEED to wear masks. As a parent, you give your kid a curfew and monitor them. Not ok to use aggressive tactics.

There are teens walking around with masks and hoodies up, even in 95 degree weather. They are not protecting anyone's health. They want to move act freely without being identified.

They are the Party of Death and Destruction.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Misleading thread topic much?

+100
So, so typical. Funny that the OP neglects to mention this thug was armed with a knife, had threatened two police officers with it, and had ALSO stabbed a man and woman earlier and set fire to their apartment.

But sure... "innocent black man is shot and killed by cops." How incredibly disingenous.

This. The chief alludes to this person having some mental health issues. The real failure is lack of universal health care, and sufficient mental health providers. That's the societal failure. Police are the ones who are left to pick up the pieces, and that's why they get blamed.

The real blame is on politicians and other people in positions of power who don't appropriately meet societal needs. Until they do, there will be officer involved shootings. Progressive politicians love to divert blame to police so nobody watches as they do NOTHING to solve the underlying problems.

[Anonymous]

7:47, Why are Americans so mentally ill?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:7:47, Why are Americans so mentally ill?

DP

Because of guns. Access to guns makes people next crazy. The victim shot two people and set an apartment building on fire before he was killed by police. If that’s not proof that guns make people insane then I don’t know what further proof you need. We need to get all the guns.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:7:47, Why are Americans so mentally ill?

DP

Because of guns. Access to guns makes people next crazy. The victim shot two people and set an apartment building on fire before he was killed by police. If that’s not proof that guns make people insane then I don’t know what further proof you need. We need to get all the guns.

Access to guns doesn't seem to improve grammar.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:7:47, Why are Americans so mentally ill?

A better question is why we allow the mentally ill to remain untreated.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:7:47, Why are Americans so mentally ill?

DP

Because of guns. Access to guns makes people next crazy. The victim shot two people and set an apartment building on fire before he was killed by police. If that’s not proof that guns make people insane then I don’t know what further proof you need. We need to get all the guns.

Guns don't help but I think it's actually unchecked capitalism. It destroys societal fabric, divides people, and makes them desperate.