Police Officer orders drunken man to move care - then shoots him dead for it

[FreakinDJ]

Dash cam video evidence - multiple witnesses - the victim pleaded with the police officer NOT to be ordered to drive the car - then the officer shoots him 5 times killing him because he complied with the officers orders

When will the Supreme Court give the citizens of the country relief from abuses of the Supreme Courts 1998 decision

Of course the officer claimed "I was in FEAR" and was cleared of all wrong doing and is now back on duty - WITH A GUN

On March 6th, 2011, Baton Rouge police officer Christopher Magee shot and killed Carlos Harris, 21, in the parking lot of Club Insomnia off Florida Boulevard. Harris was at the bar with a friend, Ryan Dominique, the night he was shot.

Leading up to the incident, police were called to the scene related to Domingue driving recklessly in the parking lot. As events unfolded and he was taken into custody, Magee either told or asked (accounts differ) Harris to move Dominique's car despite witnesses saying Harris told Magee he was drunk.

Harris was shot while moving the car after he smashed into various vehicles in the parking lot, including police cruisers. Magee said at the time he was worried for his safety, and those around him, so he opened fire. Harris was shot dead. Magee also suggested Harris had some sort of weapon.

"He told [Officer Magee] he was drunk...[But Magee] commanded him to move the car," witness Aisha Loliss


http://www.wbrz.com/news/exclusive-dash-cam-video-reveals-why-there-is-a-495-000-settlement/

Dash cam video

http://www.wbrz.com/videos/exclusive-dash-cam-video-shows-shooting/


The dash cam video shows Magee cold blooded execution of Harris

While the Supreme Court authorized the suspension of our Constitutional Rights - I don't believe they intended to allow the police to obtain the role of Judge, Jury, and Executioner

[redqueen]

1. Surely all the good cops on the force would never stand for this. They'd speak out for sure.

About this incident, and also about the many, many other abuses that we hear about with alarming regularity.

Right?

[FreakinDJ]

4. Use Police Pension funds to pay out civil suits and this shit would end - yesterday

[Ed Suspicious]

6. fantastic idea.

I wish I could kick and rec this post.

[7962]

9. That IS a GREAT idea!!!

[BlancheSplanchnik]

11. +++!! n/t

[whistler162]

15. Great way to increase the corruption!

hint: STOP WALKING INTO BRICK WALLS!

[Nuclear Unicorn]

2. WTH? Being intoxicated it would be illegal just to put the keys in the ignition.

This smells like a set-up.

[FreakinDJ]

3. Of course "I was in Fear" clears ALL police wrong doing

[valerief]

5. Fuckin' badged criminals. Fuckin' robed criminals. Murderers all. nt

[rock]

7. The officer claimed "I was in FEAR"

Was this Ed Frid the animal control officer off of "The Red Green Show"?

[Spitfire of ATJ]

8. It's okay since it was only a Mexican....

If they don't want to be shot they should go home.

Right?

[frylock]

10. fuck tha police

[PowerToThePeople]

12. Ban all Guns!! n/t

[hifiguy]

13. I'd guess that about 60-70% of the police in this country

suffer from significant mental disorders to one degree or another. Time to purge the police rolls and start over, using the strictest and most invasive psychological evaluations possible to weed out the cranks, bullies, goons, racists, ammosexuals and every other kind of dangerous loony.

[BrotherIvan]

14. They look for all of these qualities specifically

I'm not kidding. They bring souped up cars to high schools to recruit and realy big guns. Just like the military, they sell it like a video game. They look for the most brutal, amped up people. Because criminals.

[Liberal_in_LA]

16. kick for justice

[Iggo]

17. Yay, Cops!

They're the best!