If they aren’t obligated to serve and protect the public? Asks Rutherford Institute founder John Whitehead:
“In recent years, Americans have been killed by police merely for standing in a “shooting stance,” holding a cell phone, behaving oddly and holding a baseball bat, opening the front door, running in an aggressive manner holding a tree branch, crawling around naked, hunching over in a defensive posture, wearing dark pants and a basketball jersey, driving while deaf, being homeless, brandishing a shoehorn, holding a garden hose, and peeing outdoors.
So when police in Florida had to deal with a 19-year-old embarking on a shooting rampage inside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., what did they do?
Nothing.”
Indeed. Police from the neighboring Coral Springs PD arrived at the scene and found four Broward police hiding behind their cruisers outside while the shooting occurred inside.The Coral Springs cops, who did not hesitate to enter the school and provide aid, were reportedly upset to find the first responding cops hiding.
Despite this, US cops had no problem killing 987 citizens in 2017.
Ed: I have rarely proofread the longer posts on here before publishing, but that will change. Thanks to the several people who pointed out the typos. Comments can be sent to digitalsunset86@gmail.com
