Let the Revolution Begin. Peacefully of Course.

Piggies murrk a one year old in mississippi, and folks have the audacity to explain it away by blaming the parents. Not asking why cops are shooting at shoplifters. (No cops were harmed btw, despite what they try to spin) and the kicker? The child's mom was Allegedly stealing diapers for her baby. Even that is in question. Doesnt change the fact that:
All Cops Are BASS TYRDS. PERIOD.

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Salah Sarsour has been ordered free

Police Fatally Shoot 1-Year-Old After Shoplifting Call at a Walmart in Mississippi Protests broke out Tuesday in Mississippi two days after police in the city of Senatobia fatally shot a 1-year-old Black boy named Kohen Wiley while responding to a shoplifting call at a Walmart. Eyewitnesses said the boy's mother and a family friend were seen leaving the store carrying the boy alon...

A Florida appeals court ruled that former Sunrise Police Sgt. Christopher Pullease will not face a jury trial on felony battery charges stemming from a 2021 incident in which he grabbed a female officer by the throat after she pulled him away from a handcuffed suspect.

Body camera footage showed Pullease aggressively confronting a suspect who was already restrained in a patrol car, threatening him with profanity. When a female officer attempted to pull him back by his duty belt, Pullease spun around, grabbed her by the throat, and shouted, "Don't ever f---ing touch me again."

Pullease was initially charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, assault on an officer, and assault on the handcuffed suspect. However, the appeals court determined that prosecutors lacked sufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he intended to commit a criminal battery against the officer. As a result, the felony battery charge was dismissed before reaching a jury.

The court's decision effectively ends the criminal case against him related to grabbing the officer, despite widespread criticism of the incident after the bodycam footage became public. Pullease had already left the police department following the incident.

Source: Law&Crime

What do you think about this ruling?