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Video Shows NYPD Officers Firing 9 Shots At Alleged Subway Turnstile Jumper, Hitting Bystanders
Newly released CCTV and body camera footage shows the chaotic confrontation unfolding on a subway platform.


2 cops
Suspect had a knife. Only cops fired guns.
Tally:
Suspect shot, hospitalized and unable to walk
Bystander grazed, stable
Cop shot, stable
Gregory Delpeche, 49, a bystander who was riding the subway to work, was also shot by a stray bullet, according to the Associated Press. He was taken to a hospital in critical condition where he underwent cranial surgery to reduce swelling from a bullet wound in his head.

Delpeche’s attorney, Keith White, told HuffPost on Saturday that his client is still in critical condition.
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Missouri to execute Marcellus Williams despite prosecutors’ objections and innocence claims

... Although the prosecuting office and victim’s family backed an agreement to have Williams avoid the death penalty, Missouri’s Republican attorney general, Andrew Bailey, has fought to allow the execution to proceed.

“The public doesn’t want this execution to move forward. The victim’s family doesn’t want this execution to move forward and the St Louis county prosecuting attorney’s office doesn’t want this execution to move forward,” said Jonathan Potts, one of Williams’s attorneys, in an interview on Monday. “The attorney general’s office, who had nothing to do with this whatsoever, are the ones who are trying to lead him to the death chamber. It’s pretty startling and extraordinary.”
GOP Gov Mike Parson is also complicit :ateeth: :obscene-birdiered: :obscene-birdiered:
South Carolina executes first man in 13 years despite new evidence of innocence

South Carolina executed a man on death row on Friday, days after the key witness for the prosecution came forward to say he had lied at trial and the state was putting to death an innocent man.

Khalil Divine Black Sun Allah, 46, was killed by lethal injection, pronounced dead at 6.55pm, according to the Associated Press, which was one of several media witnesses to the execution.

His lawyers had filed emergency motions for a delay this week, citing new testimony suggesting he had been wrongfully convicted. But the state supreme court rejected the pleas and Henry McMaster, the Republican governor, announced just before the execution that he would not be granting clemency....
Fuckin' Bible Belt

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Former Ohio police officer found guilty of murder in Andre Hill shooting

A white former police officer who killed a Black man as he walked out of a garage four years ago in Columbus, Ohio, was found guilty of murder on Monday.

Adam Coy, 48, faces life in prison for fatally shooting Andre Hill, 47, on Dec. 22, 2020.

Coy was found guilty by a jury on all three counts: murder, reckless homicide and felonious assault....

Investigators later learned that Hill was a guest of the homeowner.

The Columbus Police Department fired Coy shortly after the shooting, and the city reached a $10 million settlement with Hill’s family in 2021....

It turned out that Hill was holding a set of keys....

The start of the trial faced several delays as Coy was treated for Hodgkin’s lymphoma, according to NBC affiliate WCMH of Columbus.
Karma.

There's been a change in America. Cops are SOMETIMES being convicted, lies are SOMETIMES exposed. Good. However, some bad cops skate with minimal consequences:
Ohio sheriff's lieutenant apologizes for 'won't help Democrats' post, blames sleep medication

An Ohio sheriff's patrol commander who declared on Facebook that he would not help Democrats and would require proof of who a person voted for before providing them aid has apologized, blaming prescribed sleep aids for causing his “out of character” actions.

Lt. John Rodgers, a 20-year veteran of the sheriff's office in Clark County, where Springfield is the county seat, made the statements in several posts on Facebook, WHIO-TV reported.

“I am sorry. If you support the Democrat Party I will not help you,” Rodgers reportedly wrote in one post. Another said: “The problem is that I know which of you supports the Democratic Party and I will not help you survive the end of days."

The sheriff’s office said Rodgers, who has commanded the department's road patrol, would remain on duty, with a written reprimand for violating the department’s social media policy.
:wtf: Not even a suspension without pay?
“We’ve been in this battle over the last few months, with the attacks on the Haitian community and other immigrants, and we protect people’s rights and we don’t support the conduct to the contrary,” Mike Young, the county’s chief deputy, told the Springfield News-Sun. “I can’t go back in time and take that post away; the lieutenant made the post and he has received consequences for that.”

Former President Donald Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, and his running mate JD Vance, drew Springfield into the national spotlight with false claims — some made during a nationally televised presidential debate — that the city's Haitian immigrants were eating people’s pet dogs and cats. Springfield is in southwestern Ohio between Columbus and Dayton....

“It is understood that while these comments are highly inappropriate, they in no means reflect the Clark County Sheriff’s Office delivery of service to ALL our community," the statement said. “The community has a right to be upset over the actions of Lt. Rodgers and he, as well as the Sheriff’s Office in general, will have to work even harder to replenish the trust of members of our community.”
The slap on the wrist for Rodgers does reflect poorly on the Clark County Sheriff’s Office and there's no reason for the community to trust it.
... Rodgers said he sometimes takes a prescribed sleep aid that can cause him to send “out of character” texts, phone calls or other forms of communication as a side effect. The lieutenant said that as soon as he learned of the messages on Tuesday, he deactivated his Facebook account and stopped taking the medication, the newspaper reported.
MAYBE the sleep aid removed his inhibition about posting, but it's unlikely to have created feelings he didn't already have. The Sheriff should mandate counseling and reeducation.
Clark is not the only Ohio county dealing with controversial statements made by law enforcement officials on social media.

The U.S. Department of Justice’s election monitoring operation is on site in Portage County, in the northeastern part of Ohio, to ensure the county complies with federal voting rights laws during early voting and on Election Day.

That’s after Portage County Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski, a Republican, was accused last month of intimidating voters. Zuchowski, who is running for reelection, posted on social media that people with Kamala Harris yard signs should have their addresses written down so that immigrants can be sent to live with them if the Democrat wins the presidency.

In the wake of the comments, the Portage County Board of Elections voted to forego using sheriff's deputies for election security this year.
It's always MAGAts :roll:
Asked at a news conference Monday about how the two cases might impact voters' feelings of safety, Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose said some law enforcement officials — particularly when they’re running for office — can sometimes make comments that are “ill-advised.”

“But that doesn’t, in any way, implicate the dedicated sworn deputies that work for them,” he said. ”Those are dedicated people that are first and foremost lawmen and women. They’ve sworn an oath to do this. They put their life on the line to do this, and I have every confidence that they take that duty very seriously.”
Yeah, right, the problem persists because Republicans like you won't lift a finger to get your house in order.
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Bodycam video shows Oklahoma City officer slamming 71-year-old to the ground after traffic stop
“There was a use of force, and an elderly man sustained serious injuries that required hospitalization," police said.


:o :puke-left: :bs:
... The incident will be presented to the Oklahoma County District Attorney’s Office soon, as police are dedicated to transparency and accountability, the statement said....
Lock him up!
Thuan Nguyen, president of the Vietnamese American Community of Oklahoma, identified the driver Tuesday as Lich Vu, 71, and said he remains in the hospital with a skull fracture.
:cry:
... “I didn’t U-turn,” the driver says....

A second woman appears on the video and tells the officer that the driver is her husband and they didn’t make a U-turn.
I'll bet that he didn’t make a U-turn.
... Nguyen said that the incident is clearly an excessive use of force and that the officer should be terminated.

“We don’t want our police department nor our [district attorney] to take it lightly. We want justice to be served,” Nguyen said....
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Lock him up!

Oklahoma officer charged for slamming 71-year-old man to the ground, prosecutors say

Prosecutors charged an Oklahoma City police officer with felony assault on Thursday after he slammed a 71-year-old man to the ground, breaking his neck, following an argument over a traffic ticket.

Sgt. Joseph Gibson, 28, was charged in Oklahoma County with one count of aggravated assault and battery in connection with the October 27 dispute. Body-worn camera video released by police shows Gibson throwing Lich Vu to the ground after Vu touched Gibson during an argument following a non-injury traffic accident....

Vu suffered a brain bleed, and a broken neck and eye socket and remains hospitalized, prosecutors said....
FYI, EVERY one of our patients over 65 with a head injury, regardless of symptoms, got a head CT. That's how subject to dire consequences they are.
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To Protect and Sever
10 injured after police traffic officer on a motorcycle crashes into bystanders at California parade

... Witnesses told The Desert Sun newspaper that the officer was popping a wheelie and suddenly lost control of the motorcycle....
:wtf: There's gotta be a policy about that.

So, was there anyone at the parade injured by a non-cop?
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Biden to commute sentences of nearly all men on federal death row

... Biden will commute the sentences of 37 of the 40 men condemned to death, the second mass clemency in the weeks following the pardon he issued to his son, Hunter Biden.

The president called the death row commutations, which will instead sentence them to imprisonment for life without the possibility of parole, consistent with his administration’s moratorium on executions.

“Make no mistake: I condemn these murderers, grieve for the victims of their despicable acts, and ache for all the families who have suffered unimaginable and irreparable loss,” Biden said in a statement Monday. “But guided by my conscience and my experience as a public defender, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Vice President, and now President, I am more convinced than ever that we must stop the use of the death penalty at the federal level.”
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Biden added that the commutations were also spurred by Trump’s fervent support for capital punishment, saying he could not allow the incoming administration to restart executions for those he had spared over the last four years.

Thirteen federal inmates were put to death during Trump’s first term. In some instances, he took cases to the Supreme Court to defeat their final legal appeals.
Suck on that, TRE45QN.
Biden’s commutations exclude three prisoners convicted for what the president characterized as terrorism or “hate-motivated mass murder”: Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and mass shooters Robert Bowers — who killed 11 people at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh — and Dylann Roof, who killed nine people at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina.
If he was going to exclude 3 those are good choices.
:violin: :violin: :violin:
The move does nothing for people sentenced to death in state courts, which far outnumber the federal tally. The Death Penalty Information Center counts 2,241 people on death row at the state or federal level in the U.S. or face the possibility of being resentenced to death in a new trial.
:problem:
Biden’s decision follows a Justice Department recommendation that he grant the commutations and amid increasing pressure from a range of groups that have advocated for a series of clemency actions in his final days. Though the administration has done little to follow through on Biden's 2020 campaign-trail support for abolishing the death penalty, it did halt all executions and conducted a review of capital punishment that the Justice Department is now on the verge of publishing.
DonOLD will love that.
... Several Republicans, including Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, had already blasted the prospect of the commutations for granting mercy to some of the nation’s most notorious murderers....
Is life without parole really "mercy"? If me, I might prefer execution.
Biden commutes sentences of federal death row inmates, ‘striking blow’ to system that has ‘always targeted Black people’

... A majority of inmates on federal death row are Black (38%) and Latino (15%), according to Death Penalty Information Center.
As of 2000 12.1% of the US was Black and 12.5% of the US was Latino.
... Rev. Sharon Risher, the daughter of Ethel Lance, one of the nine victims killed by Roof during bible study, as well as the cousin victims Susie Jackson and Tywanza Sanders, called on Biden to halt the death sentence of her mother and cousins’ killer during a congressional briefing panel hosted by U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley, D-Mass., earlier this month.

“I learned that my mother and my loved ones were gunned down by a white supremacist trying to start a race war. He is not an innocent man on death row, but he is a man. He has humanity, and I have been willing and worked hard to give forgiveness to [him],” said Risher. “I do not want him to die. To spend the rest of his life in prison? Yes. But not for him to die in the name of my family. We are urging you, President Biden. I hope you hear my words. I hope you get to hear the pain in my voice.”
:think:
... Martin Luther King III, who publicly urged President Biden to commute the sentences of federal death row inmates, praised the decision as marking a “historic day.”

King added, “By commuting these sentences, President Biden has done what no President before him was willing to do: take meaningful and lasting action not just to acknowledge the death penalty’s racist roots but also to remedy its persistent unfairness.”

“Today marks an important turning point in ending America’s tragic and error-prone use of the death penalty,” said Bryan Stevenson, the founder and executive director of the Equal Justice Initiative, which provides legal representation to prisoners who may have been wrongly convicted of crimes, poor prisoners without effective representation and others who may have faced unfair trails.

“By commuting almost all federal death sentences, President Biden has sent a strong message to Americans that the death penalty is not the answer to our country’s concerns about public safety,” said Stevenson. He added, “I commend President Biden for recognizing that we don’t have to kill people to show that killing is wrong, that we can and should reduce violence in our communities by refusing to sanction more violence and killing in our courts and prisons.”

Jamilla Hodge, CEO of Equal Justice USA, said President Biden’s commutation strikes a “blow against racism and a system that has always targeted Black people.”

Hodge continued, “This action, aligned with your more recent pardons, reaffirms our shared belief in the dignity and value of all human life and the possibility of redemption in everyone.”
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Yeah, I wouldn't call life without parole to be "mercy."
And BTW, about 600 of those 2241 on states' death row are in California, which hasn't killed anybody in about 18 years and isn't likely to start. But it seems to me in my limited reading, that it's mostly Texas, Florida and a couple more that do most of the state killings.

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Lock him up!

Oklahoma officer charged for slamming 71-year-old man to the ground, prosecutors say


Vu suffered a brain bleed, and a broken neck and eye socket and remains hospitalized, prosecutors said....
FYI, EVERY one of our patients over 65 with a head injury, regardless of symptoms, got a head CT. That's how subject to dire consequences they are.
Yellow lives don't matter. :roll:
Oklahoma AG dismisses assault charge against officer who slammed 71-year-old man to the ground

Oklahoma’s Republican attorney general dismissed a felony assault charge Friday against a police officer who slammed a 71-year-old man to the ground, breaking his neck, during an argument over a traffic ticket.

Gentner Drummond announced that he had intervened in the case and dismissed the aggravated assault and battery charge against Oklahoma City Police Sgt. Joseph Gibson, 28....
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Party of personal responsibility. :puke-left:
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Party of personal responsibility. :puke-left:
In a real (blue) accountability state Gov. Kathy Hochul terminated 14 prison staffers :clap: , participants AND bystanders including a nurse :oops: .

'Shocking' footage shows handcuffed inmate who died after prison guards beat him

This was so bad that even the union punted:
... The New York State Correctional Officers and Police Benevolent Association issued a statement reading, "What we witnessed is incomprehensible to say the least and is certainly not reflective of the great work that the vast majority of our membership conducts every day... This incident has the potential to make our correctional facilities even more violent, hostile, and unpredictable than ever before."...
Rare.

New York Attorney General Letitia James is investigating the incident pending criminal charges. LOCK THEM UP!
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Kentucky police fatally shoot man while serving warrant at wrong home
Doug Harless killed by police officers at home at 511 Vanzant Road despite search warrant intended for 489 Vanzant Road


Doug Harless, 63, lived in London, a southern Kentucky town of about 8,000 residents, and was killed by police officers at his home at 511 Vanzant Road on the night of 23 December. However, audio from local Laurel county emergency dispatchers – and obtained by Kentucky news stations – shows that the search warrant was intended for 489 Vanzant Road, as was repeated multiple times on a recording of the audio.
Opps.
The owner of 489 Vanzant Road told news station WKYT that no one had lived at that address for months....
Double opps. Lock the murdering, numbers-challenged cops up!
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GOP Rep Big Mad At President Biden For Not Commuting Death Sentences Of Dylann Roof, Others

:crazy: :roll: So stupid and hateful.
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Yeah, I wouldn't call life without parole to be "mercy."
And BTW, about 600 of those 2241 on states' death row are in California, which hasn't killed anybody in about 18 years and isn't likely to start. But it seems to me in my limited reading, that it's mostly Texas, Florida and a couple more that do most of the state killings.
Then, there are America's extrajudicial executions:
What Happened To Charizma Jones? Black Women Dies In NYC Jail After Staff Neglect

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Jail is a punishment, but being behind bars should never be a death sentence. A NYC jail is under investigation after a Black woman, who was severely ill, died from alleged staff neglect.

According to AP, Charizma Jones was being held at Rikers Island when the 23-year-old fell into a coma and died of apparent organ failure.

Jones was receiving treatment for a possible case of scarlet fever and was transferred to an infirmary unit on May 4, 2024 after her symptoms worsened.
:wtf: Scarlet fever is treatable with antibiotics and people don't die from it in modern America.
While in the infirmary unit, when medical personnel tried to check Charizma Jones’ vital signs, correction officers stopped them from entering her cell on six separate occasions who cited an unspecified “security reason,” according to a report released by the Board of Corrections.

The oversight agency also viewed surveillance video that appeared to show Jones woozy and unable to stand while in the general population on May 4. However, according to the report, an officer called the health clinic to address the medical emergency, but “there was no staff to respond.”
So call 911, duh.
... Prisoners became so frustrated with the staff that they sounded the emergency alarm to get her some much-needed attention.

Once Jones was transferred to the infirmary, she was treated for scarlet fever and was left isolated in her cell. The investigation found that even as Jones was vomiting into the toilet, correctional officers repeatedly refused to let medical workers help her.

On June 14, 2024 Charizma Jones was pronounced dead of “multiorgan failure,” according to AP.
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Family attorney, MK Kaishian, called the actions of the officers “illegal and morally repugnant,” accusing them of contributing to her death that was “preventable and agonizing.”

“While it is imperative that individual officers are held accountable, it is equally if not more urgent to acknowledge and address the fact that Ms. Jones’ death was caused by systemic rot and indifference to life within New York City’s jails originating at the highest levels of City leadership,” said Kaishian in a statement to AP.
The taxpayers will once again have to cough up millions to the family.
... In November 2024, a Manhattan judge ruled that the Rikers Island jail complex had placed incarcerated people in “unconstitutional danger.”...
How many are injured that we never hear of?
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Yep. The mayor has been bought. ICE hoodlums will run free in the city.

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Just correcting a "lawfare" retribution by the bunglars in the Garland DOJ.

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