Anonymous wrote:I agree that Bowser is proving to be ineffective in many ways, but I think there is a lot of information about the scooter accident that we don't know. I'm not sure how you can argue that the police are responsible for him crashing the scooter. There are a lot of intervening factors here and the dots don't quite connect. This doesn't seem to be akin to other situations where the police are directly responsible for killing someone.
Anonymous wrote:The primary issue is overpolicing and proportionality of response. Police violated the no-chase policy in pursuing him. Had they backed down per the policy, he'd be alive.
Anonymous wrote:The primary issue is overpolicing and proportionality of response. Police violated the no-chase policy in pursuing him. Had they backed down per the policy, he'd be alive.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
- Zero response with Brightwood protest
- Zero accountability for the pre-emptive gassing of residents during a planned protest
- Zero accountability for the escalation of a non-violent exigent situation by 4th District MPD
- Facts:
The deceased was 19 years old
The deceased had no criminal record
The deceased was not intoxicated or high
The deceased was going home
The deceased had stopped, gotten off the scootter at 5th and Kennedy, and asked cops why they were following him
Witnesses watched the police escalate the situation.
Will you be silent?
This is laughably untrue. Search his name in the publicly accessible online DC and Maryland court-case lookup and you'll see a lengthy rap sheet in both jurisdictions. At the time of his death, he was under stay-away order over a domestic-violence incident in Rockville.
That was a different Karon dummy. Karon Brown is a VERY common name in this area. There was an 11 year old by the same name killed last year and another killed a few years back.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
- Zero response with Brightwood protest
- Zero accountability for the pre-emptive gassing of residents during a planned protest
- Zero accountability for the escalation of a non-violent exigent situation by 4th District MPD
- Facts:
The deceased was 19 years old
The deceased had no criminal record
The deceased was not intoxicated or high
The deceased was going home
The deceased had stopped, gotten off the scootter at 5th and Kennedy, and asked cops why they were following him
Witnesses watched the police escalate the situation.
Will you be silent?
This is laughably untrue. Search his name in the publicly accessible online DC and Maryland court-case lookup and you'll see a lengthy rap sheet in both jurisdictions. At the time of his death, he was under stay-away order over a domestic-violence incident in Rockville.
Anonymous wrote:
- Zero response with Brightwood protest
- Zero accountability for the pre-emptive gassing of residents during a planned protest
- Zero accountability for the escalation of a non-violent exigent situation by 4th District MPD
- Facts:
The deceased was 19 years old
The deceased had no criminal record
The deceased was not intoxicated or high
The deceased was going home
The deceased had stopped, gotten off the scootter at 5th and Kennedy, and asked cops why they were following him
Witnesses watched the police escalate the situation.
Will you be silent?
Anonymous wrote:
- Zero response with Brightwood protest
- Zero accountability for the pre-emptive gassing of residents during a planned protest
- Zero accountability for the escalation of a non-violent exigent situation by 4th District MPD
- Facts:
The deceased was 19 years old
The deceased had no criminal record
The deceased was not intoxicated or high
The deceased was going home
The deceased had stopped, gotten off the scootter at 5th and Kennedy, and asked cops why they were following him
Witnesses watched the police escalate the situation.
Will you be silent?