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I guess they needed to practice their no-knock raids. Can't get too rusty.A no knock raid for a dog…..
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I guess they needed to practice their no-knock raids. Can't get too rusty.A no knock raid for a dog…..
maybe it was that tiny dog Paris Hilton carried around in a purseA no knock raid for a dog…..
he Philadelphia officer who shot and killed a 12-year-old boy as he fled from police this month will be fired for the use of "excessive force," the city's police commissioner announced Tuesday.
evidence suggests Siderio was the one who fired the bullet into the police car – a detail disputed by an attorney representing Siderio's father. Outlaw had previously said "a young child with a gun in their hand purposely fired a weapon at our officers," but Deputy Commissioner Ben Naish said at a news conference last week that he could not definitively say if it was Siderio who shot the gun.
Conor Corcoran, the attorney representing Siderio's father, told USA TODAY he was pleased that "the Philadelphia Police Department is beginning to accept responsibility for the murder of TJ Siderio." But he decried speculation over whether the boy had a gun, adding that no gunpowder residue was found on his hands.
Harvey didn’t stop there. According to the complaint she also proudly proclaimed herself as racist, misogynistic and homophobic. Then she went further to suggest it was “time to start killing Black Lives Matter protestors” to kick off a civil war. Another officer responded back, “Boogaloo is coming,” referring to a far-right extremist movement. Per the suit, Harvey was also alleged to be dismissive of racial bias training and claimed racism was “made up.”The complaint alleges that Miles’ supervisor in Shift 5, Sgt. Stephanie Harvey, told Miles that other officers in the squad were “worried they couldn’t trust” him because of his race. Harvey told Miles that she’d informed the other officers that he was “half white and half Black,” the complaint claims.
Miles’ race quickly became a factor in the text messages he received in the group chat, according to the complaint. As soon as he was added to the group, Harvey allegedly sent a photo of a Black child that said “Well hello motherf—er.” On another occasion, Harvey texted the group, “They want a race war…ok lets go. Miles ur on our side … at least half of u is!” according to the complaint.
At 9:30 PM, the officers were headed west on 8 Mile near Telegraph when they saw a blue Saturn Aura heading in the opposite direction. From the police car’s dashcam video, it’s unclear why the Saturn got the officers’ attention, but the squad car does a U-turn and begins to follow.
A report written the next day claimed the car was speeding, but that’s not clear from the video and a sergeant later determined the officers “did not have probable cause” to stop the Saturn in the first place.
But they followed it anyway, according to the dashcam video, and instead of turning on their overhead lights and sirens, the officers turned on their spotlight. Police would later write that it was to illuminate the license plate, but the dashcam shows that before the spotlight was turned on, the license plate was already lit and visible.
Seconds later, the Saturn is seen taking off. It narrowly misses an oncoming vehicle, then almost hits a tree. But still, the officers don’t turn on their lights and sirens, as policy dictates, even though they’re now pursuing the Saturn and reaching speeds of 65 mph.