ghostdog56
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Copper;9200584 said:
You're forgetting one
What about black on black crime
You're forgetting one
What about black on black crime
Miami PD training
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...ce-target-practice-mug-shots-blacks/21834491/
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...ce-target-practice-mug-shots-blacks/21834491/
North Miami Beach police are facing criticism for using mug shots of black suspects for target practice.
One of the six bullet-riddled faces was the brother of a Florida National Guard sergeant, who was shocked when she arrived at the gun range after police snipers last month, according to WTVJ-TV. Her brother had served four years in prison for a fatal drag race as a teenager, but turned his life around after his release in 2004.
North Miami Beach Police J. Scott Dennis defended his sniper team, which he said includes minority officers. No policies were violated, no racial profiling was involved and none of the officers would be disciplined, he said.
He acknowledged, however, that they could have used better judgment, because one target -- Woody Deant -- had been arrested by his department and "would be someone that was on the streets of North Miami Beach."
Dennis told the NBC station that photographic targets were "vital for facial recognition drills," and they would continue to be used after the department expands its inventory of images, which also includes white and Latino faces. But his officers won't use booking photos of suspects arrested by North Miami police, and they will be instructed to remove their targets when they're done at the Medley Firearms Training Center.
Several federal and state law enforcement agencies and five local police departments disputed Dennis' claim that use of human faces for target shooting is commonplace, the station said. All use only commercial targets.
Deant's sister, Valerie, said she "cried a couple of times" when she saw her brother's 18-year-old face with bullet holes through his forehead and right eye.
Woody Deant was "speechless" and outraged.
"I'm not even living that life according to how they portrayed me as," he said. "I'm a father. I'm a husband. I'm a career man."
The Deants also wonder why officers would shoot at faces of African Americans at a time when relations with police are strained over the shooting deaths of unarmed black men.
One of the six bullet-riddled faces was the brother of a Florida National Guard sergeant, who was shocked when she arrived at the gun range after police snipers last month, according to WTVJ-TV. Her brother had served four years in prison for a fatal drag race as a teenager, but turned his life around after his release in 2004.
North Miami Beach Police J. Scott Dennis defended his sniper team, which he said includes minority officers. No policies were violated, no racial profiling was involved and none of the officers would be disciplined, he said.
He acknowledged, however, that they could have used better judgment, because one target -- Woody Deant -- had been arrested by his department and "would be someone that was on the streets of North Miami Beach."
Dennis told the NBC station that photographic targets were "vital for facial recognition drills," and they would continue to be used after the department expands its inventory of images, which also includes white and Latino faces. But his officers won't use booking photos of suspects arrested by North Miami police, and they will be instructed to remove their targets when they're done at the Medley Firearms Training Center.
Several federal and state law enforcement agencies and five local police departments disputed Dennis' claim that use of human faces for target shooting is commonplace, the station said. All use only commercial targets.
Deant's sister, Valerie, said she "cried a couple of times" when she saw her brother's 18-year-old face with bullet holes through his forehead and right eye.
Woody Deant was "speechless" and outraged.
"I'm not even living that life according to how they portrayed me as," he said. "I'm a father. I'm a husband. I'm a career man."
The Deants also wonder why officers would shoot at faces of African Americans at a time when relations with police are strained over the shooting deaths of unarmed black men.
StillFaggyAF
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optimistic
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Can't rush to judgment, wait for 3 different agencies to figure how this pig is justified, never acknowledge he might be wrong.......
The very next cop to get shot, they'll be calling blm terrorists before he even hits the ground.
Smh
The very next cop to get shot, they'll be calling blm terrorists before he even hits the ground.
Smh
jetlifebih
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Shit is crazy, I work in this field and work with some residents who go awol....I always tell my managers to be careful when accepting residents who are at risk for going awol that shit gone bite em in the ass
Got one resident(black) now who has broken into 2 houses and destroyed them, both times the owner(white) wasn't home, he's been pretty lucky
Got one resident(black) now who has broken into 2 houses and destroyed them, both times the owner(white) wasn't home, he's been pretty lucky
blackrain;548732 said:
'' Kinsey's attorney, Hilton Napoleon, told Local 10 News that the officer gave no reason for the shooting. ''
"My client asked the police, 'Why did he shoot me?' And the officer said, 'I don't know,'" Napoleon said. ''
lol these cops are really trollin at this point smh
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Splackavelli
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if he doesn't know why he shot him then he needs to be let go. what kind of idiots do they have on the force?
stringer bell
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Already Home_17
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stringer bell;9201114 said:
"I meant to shoot the retard, not the nigger"
what made them think this explanation would work?
Louis Devinear
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stringer bell;9201114 said:
This shit right here. Wow
I don't think he thought this through before he gave that statement to his chief.
Wow
white sympathizer
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Already Home_17;9201231 said:
Well obviously what needs to happen is we need to stand outside the police station and sing our hearts out and make sure we press that button to elect new local officials.
stringer bell
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Louis Devinear;9201238 said:
Maybe he did.. Because maybe he thinks "fear" excuse will absolve him of any kind of potential wrongdoing like it has for other pigs...
