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.

"Who is white" - yet with the name "Frascatore" his grandfather would not have been able to rent an apartment or buy a house in many neighborhoods in America in the 1950s.

Right, and in the 1950's James Blake would have been hanging from a tree with a crowd of cheering white onlookers taking pictures of his bloody and burned carcass to make postcards for their friends and family. But it's not the 1950's we're in the 21st century try and keep up with the here and now. Officer Frascatore is now just a guy whereas James Blake evidently in some respects is still relegated to the second class citizenship of n#gger.

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.

"Who is white" - yet with the name "Frascatore" his grandfather would not have been able to rent an apartment or buy a house in many neighborhoods in America in the 1950s.

Well, I guess that beats being lynched or shot to death trying to register voters.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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.

This means nothing as to the current incident and has nothing to indicate race was involved. The video is there for your to see as to the level of 'violence'. Got more?

Didn't say there was a pattern of racism but there does appear to be a pattern of excessive force and that pattern is equally unacceptable.
What exactly constitutes "too much" in your book that innocent civilians shouldn't tolerate from over aggressive cops --- bullets...blood...a few fractures perhaps?

Let's stick with Mr. Blake, did you watch the video of the 'take down'?

Not the PP you are addressing, but I am still willing to stick with Mr. Blake. The cops were looking for someone accused of credit card fraud, not a terror incident or the rape and murder of a pregnant woman. Do you really think Frascatore was justified in how he handled this arrest attempt?

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.

"Who is white" - yet with the name "Frascatore" his grandfather would not have been able to rent an apartment or buy a house in many neighborhoods in America in the 1950s.

What's that got to do with an over aggressive cop unnecessarily tackling an innocent civilian? Are you saying James Blake had it coming standing outside a hotel with his numerous tattoos and his pants hanging off his ass smoking a joint while commiserating with his lowlife thug friends?
Or did he have it coming because he was black and its a fact that all blacks are violent criminals so James is shit out of luck when it comes to equal treatment under the law?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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"

I'll be happy when males, mostly black, stop assaulting and murdering people, and therefore there is no need for police at all.

So you'd be okay with whites, Hispanics, Indians, Arabs, Asians and whoever else murdering people?
You mean there's no need to protect civilians from people of those races out here robbing, raping, and killing it's just the black ones that warrant the very existence of local law enforcement?

Blacks, who account for less than 15% of the population, commit over 60% of all murders, per FBI stats, so yes, it would be a happy happy happy day when they start killing at the same rates as everyone else.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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"

I'll be happy when males, mostly black, stop assaulting and murdering people, and therefore there is no need for police at all.

So you'd be okay with whites, Hispanics, Indians, Arabs, Asians and whoever else murdering people?
You mean there's no need to protect civilians from people of those races out here robbing, raping, and killing it's just the black ones that warrant the very existence of local law enforcement?

The NYPD's stance on the matter has been met with skepticism from Blake's family members. "If James had looked European I don't think the violence perpetrated by the officer would have been the same," Blake's stepmother Linda Blake told the news on Thursday. "All they had to do was go up to him and say, 'Excuse me sir, could I see some identification.'"

As to Officer Frascatore, he managed to rack up five civilian complaints over the course of seven months in 2013. In one instance, Frascatore arrested a woman for allegedly failing to quickly turn over a bicycle they had deemed evidence. After that incident, Frascatore reportedly lied under oath.

Anonymous wrote:

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"

I'll be happy when males, mostly black, stop assaulting and murdering people, and therefore there is no need for police at all.

Anonymous wrote:

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.

This means nothing as to the current incident and has nothing to indicate race was involved. The video is there for your to see as to the level of 'violence'. Got more?

Didn't say there was a pattern of racism but there does appear to be a pattern of excessive force and that pattern is equally unacceptable.
What exactly constitutes "too much" in your book that innocent civilians shouldn't tolerate from over aggressive cops --- bullets...blood...a few fractures perhaps?

Let's stick with Mr. Blake, did you watch the video of the 'take down'?

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.

This means nothing as to the current incident and has nothing to indicate race was involved. The video is there for your to see as to the level of 'violence'. Got more?

Didn't say there was a pattern of racism but there does appear to be a pattern of excessive force and that pattern is equally unacceptable.
What exactly constitutes "too much" in your book that innocent civilians shouldn't tolerate from over aggressive cops --- bullets...blood...a few fractures perhaps?

Anonymous wrote:

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?

Let's start that it was race related. How about his being profiled?

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.

This means nothing as to the current incident and has nothing to indicate race was involved. The video is there for your to see as to the level of 'violence'. Got more?

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?

Np here. Could you be more dense? You miss the whole point. Most people want officers who exhibit such a pattern to be fired and charged when warranted. We want good police to have good colleagues.

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?

For racist cops, don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out...