The black cop who has a problem with 'Black Lives Matter'

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Anonymous wrote:All lives matter.

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Anonymous wrote:Pretty sad. These times are difficult for police officers, but I suspect black police officers are having an even harder time.

That he was accused of wanting to be a white boy is awful. I remember back in school that high-achieving black students were ridiculed by other blacks for "acting white." That's pretty sad...

I remember that too. Ridiculous.

It still goes on today.

So question...are we going to take this story in its proper context and realize that it is only this officer's personal experience or are we going to jump off the cliff of conjecture and come to the conclusion that this is the narrative of every single black cop in the country?

It is indeed one man's perspective - at least one man who's brave enough to share it with the public. There are others who may support him but who are too scared to come forward.

We will never know . . .

Well I know. I'm Black and DH is a Police officer that has risen through the ranks. And guess what, he is BLACK. The officer in the before mentioned story' p reality is not every Black police officer's reality. Just like intelligent thinking people would not conclude that one white man's reality, regardless of occupation, is another or every other white man's reality of similar occupation.

Conservatives love a token.

BLMERS hate free speech.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What about this story, OP?

Cariol Horne, a Black police officer fired after 19 years on the force for trying to stop fellow white cop from choking and punching handcuffed black suspect in the face

- Horne says that Officer Gregory Kwiatkowsi 'choked and punched Neal Mack in the face while he was handcuffed'
- What's more, Horne claims that Kwiatkowski then punched her in the face when she attempted to stop the assault
- Horne, a mother of five, now works as a truck driver
- Kwiatkowski was recently indicted on federal civil rights violations after an incident in 2009 when he and two cops 'shot a black teenager with a BB gun while the boy was handcuffed and in their squad car'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2885087/Police-officer-fired-19-years-force-trying-stop-cop-choking-punching-black-suspect-face-handcuffed.html

I actually know some of the parties from this event. The person officer Kwistkowsi choked out filed a civil suit. He lost 5-1 with the lone black juror siding with the plantiff. There was absolutely no justice received by anyone in this case. All because of the blue code.

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Anonymous wrote:What about this story, OP?

Cariol Horne, a Black police officer fired after 19 years on the force for trying to stop fellow white cop from choking and punching handcuffed black suspect in the face

- Horne says that Officer Gregory Kwiatkowsi 'choked and punched Neal Mack in the face while he was handcuffed'
- What's more, Horne claims that Kwiatkowski then punched her in the face when she attempted to stop the assault
- Horne, a mother of five, now works as a truck driver
- Kwiatkowski was recently indicted on federal civil rights violations after an incident in 2009 when he and two cops 'shot a black teenager with a BB gun while the boy was handcuffed and in their squad car'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2885087/Police-officer-fired-19-years-force-trying-stop-cop-choking-punching-black-suspect-face-handcuffed.html

I actually know some of the parties from this event. The person officer Kwistkowsi choked out filed a civil suit. He lost 5-1 with the lone black juror siding with the plantiff. There was absolutely no justice received by anyone in this case. All because of the blue code.

Outrageous!