James Blake, American former Tennis pro, profiled and assaulted by NYPD due to his race

[Anonymous]

Yeah, we don't have a problem with racial policing disparities. Nope, nothing to see here. move along.

[Anonymous]

Blake is not Black. He is only half Black. His mom is white.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Blake is not Black. He is only half Black. His mom is white.

Racists find any trace of blackness objectionable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Blake is not Black. He is only half Black. His mom is white.

Well I guess that's why he's not all dead.

[Anonymous]

Damn...so if cops tackle someone half black what do they do to a person with both a black mother and father?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Damn...so if cops tackle someone half black what do they do to a person with both a black mother and father?

shoot first, ask questions later

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Damn...so if cops tackle someone half black what do they do to a person with both a black mother and father?

shoot first, ask questions later

And blame him for forcing cops to kill him.

[Anonymous]

More happy horseshit taking an event and heaping assumptions before the facts.

http://www.cnn.com/2015/09/11/us/tennis-james-blake-tackled-video/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:More happy horseshit taking an event and heaping assumptions before the facts.

http://www.cnn.com/2015/09/11/us/tennis-james-blake-tackled-video/

What assumptions?

[Anonymous]

It was a mistake, the top police brass apologized profusely and the officer has been suspended. There is a definite resemblance to the suspect, though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It was a mistake, the top police brass apologized profusely and the officer has been suspended. There is a definite resemblance to the suspect, though.

Did anyone say it wasn't a mistake?

[Anonymous]

A mistake...yeah...

The officer, James Frascatore, who is white, is a defendant in two federal lawsuits filed earlier that allege excessive force in separate incidents.

Last year, Frascatore was named in an amended complaint filed in federal court in Brooklyn alleging he and seven other officers and sergeants beat and unlawfully arrested a man in a Queens deli in May 2013.

The officer is named in a complaint filed in May alleging that officers used excessive force against a man named Warren Diggs for riding his bicycle on the sidewalk in 2013.
That's not a mistake...
That's a frigging pattern.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A mistake...yeah...

The officer, James Frascatore, who is white, is a defendant in two federal lawsuits filed earlier that allege excessive force in separate incidents.

Last year, Frascatore was named in an amended complaint filed in federal court in Brooklyn alleging he and seven other officers and sergeants beat and unlawfully arrested a man in a Queens deli in May 2013.

The officer is named in a complaint filed in May alleging that officers used excessive force against a man named Warren Diggs for riding his bicycle on the sidewalk in 2013.
That's not a mistake...
That's a frigging pattern.

You people will not be happy until every police officer throws up his or her hands and walks away from the job. Then what will happen?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A mistake...yeah...

The officer, James Frascatore, who is white, is a defendant in two federal lawsuits filed earlier that allege excessive force in separate incidents.

Last year, Frascatore was named in an amended complaint filed in federal court in Brooklyn alleging he and seven other officers and sergeants beat and unlawfully arrested a man in a Queens deli in May 2013.

The officer is named in a complaint filed in May alleging that officers used excessive force against a man named Warren Diggs for riding his bicycle on the sidewalk in 2013.
That's not a mistake...
That's a frigging pattern.

You people will not be happy until every police officer throws up his or her hands and walks away from the job. Then what will happen?

No need to quit.
Just do your job properly and professionally.
Stop acting like you're the latest action movie hero quick to shoot choke or tackle someone unnecessarily and just be an officer of the law.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A mistake...yeah...

The officer, James Frascatore, who is white, is a defendant in two federal lawsuits filed earlier that allege excessive force in separate incidents.

Last year, Frascatore was named in an amended complaint filed in federal court in Brooklyn alleging he and seven other officers and sergeants beat and unlawfully arrested a man in a Queens deli in May 2013.

The officer is named in a complaint filed in May alleging that officers used excessive force against a man named Warren Diggs for riding his bicycle on the sidewalk in 2013.
That's not a mistake...
That's a frigging pattern.

You people will not be happy until every police officer throws up his or her hands and walks away from the job. Then what will happen?

I'll be happy when police stop assaulting and murdering the people they are supposed to "protect and serve"