Memphis police officers charged with murder

'Do you know how you don't get beat up and killed by the police? Don't break the law' Quote adapted from Dude653 in the thread on Jan 6th.

Here is the quote from Dude653

“You know how you avoid being treated harshly by the courts? You don't break the law”

Post #11, Oath Keepers convicted of sedition

Actually one of the officers is charged with kidnapping meaning it was an unlawful detainment
Also, who hasn't committed a petty traffic infraction. Does that warrant being beaten to death?
You're trying to compare a petty traffic infraction to someone participating in an attempted insurrection. You need to work on your trolling skills

You don't believe me, here's a citation. One of the officers is charged with kidnapping so it was an unlawful detainment

No I am comparing petty traffic infraction to a grandmother being waved into the congress building by the police only to be charged with the heinous crime of trespassing.

You continue to lie about these ones who have been convicted of insurrection. Many were convicted of trespassing, not insurrection.

The real comparison is of the two women killed on that day to this boy being killed. One woman was shot dead by the police, she was unarmed, posed no threat, and had no prior criminal record. Is there a trial? Can't we at least get this policeman to stand trial and prove one way or another if he is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt? Nope, this war veteran is treated like something to be scraped off your shoe while these five police get the book thrown at them.

Also, we are told that it was a minor traffic violation, but why no video footage of that? Also what about resisting arrest?

Yes I know and what was the policeman who shot Ashli Babbit charged with?

How about the man who left a pipe bomb, what was he charged with?

How about Ray Epps, video evidence of him inciting the riot, and breaking through the police barrie. What was he charged with?

Dude go tell the mother of this child

'Do you know how you don't get beat up and killed by the police? Don't break the law' Quote adapted from Dude653 in the thread on Jan 6th.

Are we to understand if he hadn't had a traffic violation he wouldn't have been killed?

I'm not going to sugar coat it. I'm just going to come out and say it. You're an idiot if you think someone deserves to be beaten to death over a minor traffic infraction
Tell me what flavor are those boots you're looking
And no it's not a lie those men were indeed convicted of seditious conspiracy

No, I think that everything you have said concerning the supposed insurrection, when in fact many who were convicted were not charged with insurrection they were charged with trespassing can be revealed as being totally idiotic when compared with this kid being beaten to death.

I've already said it but I'll say it again. Who hasn't committed at least one minor traffic infraction? The procedure is to issue the driver a ticket and send him on his way., Not to pull him out of the car and beat him to death

Captain straw man strikes again. I never said everyone involved was being charged with insurrection

Which is why many on this forum are alarmed at police abuses like we have seen with the January 6th prisoners.

As you have done it will be done unto you. If you said "no biggie" then when the police do the same to you others will also say "no biggie"

Wow, it is the battle of the strawmen!

I never compared what this kid did to the guy who planted the pipe bomb, or to Ray Eps, or even to the Antifa thugs who brought equipment to break into the capital building on Jan 6th.

Better hope brickman doesn't come along.

Minor traffic infraction versus attempted insurrection

Once again you are repeating a lie. Many of the ones imprisoned and convicted were only charged with trespassing. Ashli Babbit was shot and killed, for all we know she would only have been charged with trespassing.

Comparing and Contrasting January 6th with the teenager being beaten to death by the Memphis police.

I am going to compare the death of Ashli Babbit to that of the teenager beaten to death by Memphis police. Both were killed by police.

Similarities

Both were Misdemeanor offenses

Traffic violation -- Misdemeanor offense

Trespassing -- Misdemeanor offense

Both were killed by the police

In both cases the "Police chief" was a woman

(Nancy Pelosi is in charge of the police inside the Capital building)


Contrasts

Potential felonies?

Memphis teenager might be guilty of resisting arrest.

However Ashli Babbitt did not break the glass and there is no evidence she did any damage to the capital building, nor does she have a criminal record and there is no evidence of her planning an insurrection. So, no other potential charges for her.

Police Charged with a crime

The five Memphis police were charged with every conceivable crime.

No one has been charged for Ashli Babbitt's death

Media's response

There is a stark contrast between how the two deaths are portrayed by the Media

Ccc Okay Captain straw man but I never claimed they were all charged with sedition or insurrection.
However the reasonable expectation of a minor traffic infraction is a citation
When you storm a government building, you assume the risk of being shot or possibly charged with crimes like sedition or insurrection

Not making excuses for those who were so stupid to do what they did, but if the Republicans had won the election and those who did this were left wing students and blacks, those charges would have never been filed. Would have been called a "peaceful " demonstration.
As for as this man in Memphis being killed, inexcusable and those guilty should be punished.
Seems the number of bad cops is growing.

I'm glad they were swiftly arrested. Maybe there won't be any riots
As for the lady who was shot at the capitol, that tends to happen sometimes when you forcefully storm a government building