#trigger happy cops

[getinvolvedyoulivehere]

WATCH: While Shooting Wounded Man on the Ground, Trigger Happy Cops Shoot One of Their Own

While shooting at a suspect who appeared to be surrendering, two trigger happy cops shot one of their own who was in their direct line of fire.

This entire incident is a demonstration of repugnant reckless abandon. They dumped multiple rounds into a compliant man, with wanton disregard for anyone in the vicinity, hitting their own in the process.  

[getinvolvedyoulivehere]

Video Shows Everything Cops Told the Public About Killing Man in His Driveway Was FALSE

A disturbing video caught cops in a massive lie, completely changing the story of how and why they killed a man in his driveway earlier this month.

After killing a man in his driveway police claimed the man had rammed their police cars, but surveillance video proves the officers lied!  

[thefreethoughtprojectcom]

WATCH: While Shooting Wounded Man on the Ground, Trigger Happy Cops Shoot One of Their Own

While shooting at a suspect who appeared to be surrendering, two trigger happy cops shot one of their own who was in their direct line of fire.

How many more times can recklessness like this be tolerated? By opening fire on a man complying with their orders they needlessly put everyone in this residential area in immediate danger.  

[seriouslysami]

as if 2016 couldn’t get any worse, it’s now legal for a police officer to shoot a dog if the dog barks or moved when they enter a house... nice going 2016... you ruined just about everything.

[adderallish]

I know that a police officer shot a dog in the head but please don't reblog pictures of it I'm going to vomit

[wakingstarstuff]

it’s funny because if you watch shows like law & order svu or criminal minds when they shoot a perp on the job, IAB swoops in and the officer responsible for the shooting is under investigation and what i’m saying is these shows gave me an unrealistic view of how law enforcement agencies worked because i almost thought cops could be held accountable for their actions

[keyki421]

I'm shocked that states aren't doing anything about police brutality, but are trying to pass bills that make it illegal to film cops. Like what type of bullshit is that. How about you do something about these trigger happy cops. They can't handle any type of situation without pulling their gun out and threatening someone. Right now we have a country that doesn't trust cops. That's not a good thing. Cops are suppose to help people. I should be able to trust cops, instead of fearing them. Slowly America is starting to have elements of third world countries.

[porschamonicpersad]

Im statying to get angry,

I do not believe that the cops that are comiting these crimes should only get a slap on the wrist because that is just makeing their actions condonable and there for allowing other cops as we can clearly see do the same thing and get away with it. That being said the riots in Ferguson were uncalled for and cause much more harm than any good. I understand your angry and you feel unjust but setting fire to your own neighborhood and looting/vandilizing stores isn't the proper way to deal with those feelings. Now i just saw a video of a ignorant (yes black)male in Washington, PA who was taking advantage of the situation and in return harassing the officer who only wanted to verify that the merchandise he had in his cart was actually paid for. It would have saved time and energy is the man just calmly showed the officer the reciept instead of waving it around obnoxiously. This man then proceded to threaten the officer and bring mike browns nane into the conversation. He was out of line and the officer did not diserve that. The cops these day are becoming increasingly trigger happy and our actions cant be making anything better or allowing them to trust us again. This whole topic gets me really heated and angry as you can probably tell.