Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The only ones who appear to be on something are the overly aggressive cops. I didn’t see anything to suggest he was high or drunk.
Right - if you were completely sober, would you comply or run away?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The only ones who appear to be on something are the overly aggressive cops. I didn’t see anything to suggest he was high or drunk.
Right - if you were completely sober, would you comply or run away?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not making excuses but Tyre was clearly under the influence o something and and attempts to portray him as some type of angel fall on deaf ears. That being said he did not deserve what happened to him but he should not be portrayed as some type of angel child for the benefit of a lawsuit.
You are making excuses. That's exactly what you're doing. There is no excuse. It's unacceptable. Point Blank.
Disagree. You disobey cops and when you run then you are partly responsible for what happens. It's not a 50/50 ownership but there is some or we are a lawless country. What did he would think would happen when he ran - a handshake, a high five? Did he deserve a beating? Absolutely not, but he could have laid down and surrendered like 99% of people do but he made a decision to roll the dice. What is an acceptable outcome from running from the police - let go with a citations, free to go on your own way because you were faster?
You are a stupid sack of shit. They were literally yelling conflicting orders at him and then beating him for not complying with both.
He ran - explain it. Sack of shit. Have you worked a job where a criminal ran from you?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not making excuses but Tyre was clearly under the influence o something and and attempts to portray him as some type of angel fall on deaf ears. That being said he did not deserve what happened to him but he should not be portrayed as some type of angel child for the benefit of a lawsuit.
You are making excuses. That's exactly what you're doing. There is no excuse. It's unacceptable. Point Blank.
Disagree. You disobey cops and when you run then you are partly responsible for what happens. It's not a 50/50 ownership but there is some or we are a lawless country. What did he would think would happen when he ran - a handshake, a high five? Did he deserve a beating? Absolutely not, but he could have laid down and surrendered like 99% of people do but he made a decision to roll the dice. What is an acceptable outcome from running from the police - let go with a citations, free to go on your own way because you were faster?
You are a stupid sack of shit. They were literally yelling conflicting orders at him and then beating him for not complying with both.
He ran - explain it. Sack of shit. Have you worked a job where a criminal ran from you?
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not making excuses but Tyre was clearly under the influence o something and and attempts to portray him as some type of angel fall on deaf ears. That being said he did not deserve what happened to him but he should not be portrayed as some type of angel child for the benefit of a lawsuit.
You are making excuses. That's exactly what you're doing. There is no excuse. It's unacceptable. Point Blank.
Disagree. You disobey cops and when you run then you are partly responsible for what happens. It's not a 50/50 ownership but there is some or we are a lawless country. What did he would think would happen when he ran - a handshake, a high five? Did he deserve a beating? Absolutely not, but he could have laid down and surrendered like 99% of people do but he made a decision to roll the dice. What is an acceptable outcome from running from the police - let go with a citations, free to go on your own way because you were faster?
You are a stupid sack of shit. They were literally yelling conflicting orders at him and then beating him for not complying with both.
He ran - explain it. Sack of shit. Have you worked a job where a criminal ran from you?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not making excuses but Tyre was clearly under the influence o something and and attempts to portray him as some type of angel fall on deaf ears. That being said he did not deserve what happened to him but he should not be portrayed as some type of angel child for the benefit of a lawsuit.
You are making excuses. That's exactly what you're doing. There is no excuse. It's unacceptable. Point Blank.
Disagree. You disobey cops and when you run then you are partly responsible for what happens. It's not a 50/50 ownership but there is some or we are a lawless country. What did he would think would happen when he ran - a handshake, a high five? Did he deserve a beating? Absolutely not, but he could have laid down and surrendered like 99% of people do but he made a decision to roll the dice. What is an acceptable outcome from running from the police - let go with a citations, free to go on your own way because you were faster?
You are a stupid sack of shit. They were literally yelling conflicting orders at him and then beating him for not complying with both.
He ran - explain it. Sack of shit. Have you worked a job where a criminal ran from you?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How did the entire thing start?
"Suspected aggressive driving"
No video of any aggressive driving released
That's why it's in quotes. The police say he was pulled over for suspected aggressive driving.
Anonymous wrote:The only ones who appear to be on something are the overly aggressive cops. I didn’t see anything to suggest he was high or drunk.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not making excuses but Tyre was clearly under the influence o something and and attempts to portray him as some type of angel fall on deaf ears. That being said he did not deserve what happened to him but he should not be portrayed as some type of angel child for the benefit of a lawsuit.
You are making excuses. That's exactly what you're doing. There is no excuse. It's unacceptable. Point Blank.
Disagree. You disobey cops and when you run then you are partly responsible for what happens. It's not a 50/50 ownership but there is some or we are a lawless country. What did he would think would happen when he ran - a handshake, a high five? Did he deserve a beating? Absolutely not, but he could have laid down and surrendered like 99% of people do but he made a decision to roll the dice. What is an acceptable outcome from running from the police - let go with a citations, free to go on your own way because you were faster?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not making excuses but Tyre was clearly under the influence o something and and attempts to portray him as some type of angel fall on deaf ears. That being said he did not deserve what happened to him but he should not be portrayed as some type of angel child for the benefit of a lawsuit.
You are making excuses. That's exactly what you're doing. There is no excuse. It's unacceptable. Point Blank.
Disagree. You disobey cops and when you run then you are partly responsible for what happens. It's not a 50/50 ownership but there is some or we are a lawless country. What did he would think would happen when he ran - a handshake, a high five? Did he deserve a beating? Absolutely not, but he could have laid down and surrendered like 99% of people do but he made a decision to roll the dice. What is an acceptable outcome from running from the police - let go with a citations, free to go on your own way because you were faster?
Anonymous wrote:Everyone at the scene should be charged, not just the 5. The rest just stood there and watched him suffer and they should not be on the streets, let alone policing.
Anonymous wrote:Everyone at the scene should be charged, not just the 5. The rest just stood there and watched him suffer and they should not be on the streets, let alone policing.