Trial For The Murderous Pig Who Executed Philando Castile Begins Today…

[Copper]

A cop can shoot a nigga and claim he was tryna save his life with the bullets and be acquitted

 

[Mister B.]

The dashcam footage has finally been released....Click here.

And this pig was only fired. That was it.

 

[stringer bell]

http://deadspin.com/golfer-has-takes-on-police-shootings-1796280247

Golfer Has Takes On Police Shootings

Professional golfer Grayson Murray, last seen flirting towards a high schooler on Twitter then deleting his tweets and apologizing, is once again following through on his promise to be more active online. Tonight’s subject: the dashcam footage that shows a police officer murdering Philando Castile, a man who did not break the law. Murray’s take: You won’t get shot if you don’t break the law.

He agreed that the officer should be “held accountable,” although he’s not quite convinced that race has anything to do with it and he has noted turd Ben Shapiro’s website to prove it.

Murray, maybe not the world’s foremost expert in this area, is definitely “done with this topic,” as he has deleted most of his tweets and locked his account.

 

[stringer bell]

http://lawofficer.com/special-topics/when-did-compliance-become-optional/

A pig propaganda site says just comply and everything will be okay...

 

[Madame_CJSkywalker]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1ac7Zblqyk

This was murder. Murder by a fucking coward

and to fire that many times inside a car with a child visibly present....

makes no sense

But he was thinking of the child, according to himself:

If this isnt the most ridiculous shit I've ever read

So a person smoking in front of their child means they are capable of cold blooded murder

And he never questioned anyone about smelling weed in the car

 

[stringer bell]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1ac7Zblqyk

https://twitter.com/rolandsmartin/status/877253061177212928

 

[marc123]

...jus watched dash cam footage. smh. and they wonder why homie in dallas did what he did. all that prayin, marching and singing and aint shit changed. Atleast he had the balls to try something different.

 

[numbaz...80's baby]

...jus watched dash cam footage. smh. and they wonder why homie in dallas did what he did. all that prayin, marching and singing and aint shit changed. Atleast he had the balls to try something different.

That didn't work either.

Kill the the pig(s) that killed someone or it's all pointless. Marching is pointless, tweeting is pointless, speeches are pointless, killing random pigs who didnt kill anyone is pointless and social media rants are pointless.

Kill the murderous cops specifically. Need a check off list or all this shit means nothing.

Eye for an eye. Not eye for some random eye.

 

[Swiffness!]

...jus watched dash cam footage. smh. and they wonder why homie in dallas did what he did. all that prayin, marching and singing and aint shit changed. Atleast he had the balls to try something different.

That didn't work either.

Kill the the pig(s) that killed someone or it's all pointless. Marching is pointless, tweeting is pointless, speeches are pointless, killing random pigs who didnt kill anyone is pointless and social media rants are pointless.

Kill the murderous cops specifically. Need a check off list or all this shit means nothing.

Eye for an eye. Not eye for some random eye.

Vigilantism is the natural inevitable result of police corruption. Anybody that's ever read a Batman comic knows that.

 

[Trillfate]

Our nigga never had a chance....
https://twitter.com/webster/status/877277772330266625

 

[Kwan Dai]

Our nigga never had a chance....
https://twitter.com/webster/status/877277772330266625

Nigga built like a coward..

 

[Trillfate]

https://twitter.com/webster/status/877516738656653312
https://twitter.com/webster/status/877527756367687680
https://twitter.com/webster/status/877532731219083265

 

[Trillfate]

https://twitter.com/webster/status/877305381919354880
https://twitter.com/webster/status/877326288695906304

 

[The Lonious Monk]

https://twitter.com/webster/status/877305381919354880
https://twitter.com/webster/status/877326288695906304

See that's how scared cops turn into monstrous cop. That Yanez dude clearly didn't set out to kill Castile. He was was scared of the skin color and to bitchmade to be in that role to begin with. However, with his superiors praising him for killing a black man and the jury letting him off completely free after killing a black man, what do you think he'll be like in the future? The next black man he abuses will be intentional, not fear based.

 

[Trillfate]

His name is Jeronimo.. Notice his cac chief calls him "Don".

 

[marc123]

*speechless*

 

[Kwan Dai]

*speechless*

*insane*

 

[stringer bell]

Our nigga never had a chance....
https://twitter.com/webster/status/877277772330266625

https://twitter.com/cougarmcdaddy/status/877439547461730308

 

[stringer bell]

https://twitter.com/newday/status/877478165471531009

 

[stringer bell]

http://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2017/06/19/diamond-reynolds-speaks-out/

Philando Castile’s Girlfriend Speaks Out At St. Paul Community Meeting

ST. PAUL (WCCO) — In a room overflowing with people and at times emotion, dozens of people let their voices be heard during a community conversation Monday night in the basement of the Wellstone Center.

The event was the third of eight scheduled conversations since the not guilty verdict was read, clearing former St. Anthony Police Officer Jeronimo Yanez of all charges related to the shooting death of Philando Castile during a traffic stop in Falcon Heights last year.

“The relationship with police officers and black men, why is it the way that it is,” said an African American man with tears in his eyes. His confusion was met also with anger from other members of the crowd, as they demanded solutions to problems they see in police, government, and the judicial system.

Many felt improper police training is part of the blame for Yanez shooting Castile.

“We train the military to not shoot pedestrians in other countries but yet we can get killed and shot for being a black person, for being Mexican, for having long hair,” said a young African American man. Another woman followed up saying youth are easily influenced to have preconceived notions of the police by saying, “If you’re of color, we are taught to be fearful of (police) by experience. White people are taught to praise them by experience.”

Others pointed toward what they feel is a crooked justice system that rigged the trial.

“Every juror that had any issues with police was dropped like a hot rock. Every juror that even later it turned out they were writing all over Facebook pro-police, they were kept on the jury,” said one woman.

Another woman started speaking about supporting Diamond Reynolds, Castile’s girlfriend who was in the car when he was shot, and her daughter. In that moment, the crowd was surprised to learn Reynolds had been sitting among them.

She took her turn on the mic, telling everyone that she and her daughter have been in therapy because of the incident.

It’s very unfortunate that an innocent man’s life was taken away not only in front of myself but in front of my child,” Reynolds said. “And it’s just unfortunate that I put myself and my daughter’s life in jeopardy just to record something so traumatic only for a verdict to be told it was not guilty.” Reynolds then told people to not be fearful about recording the police before speaking highly of Castile’s character.

Some in the crowd took turns telling stories of times they witnessed police brutality or racial profiling by police. Others suggested police show more support for the community by participating in marches and protests, or at least joining in on the community conversations.

The crowd also called for the city of St. Paul to have all the charges dropped against the 18 people arrested during the Friday night protest on I-94.

Four more community conversations are scheduled. The next is Tuesday 5:00 p.m. at the Wilder Foundation in St. Paul.