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Philando Castile
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I just have one question, Isn't it customary to provide some kind of medical assistance until the paramedics arrive?
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It is. Once the scene and any persons involved have been secured, it is customary to provide first aid until the arrival of paramedics.
Initially, it was reported that no aid was provided until the ambulance arrived about 10 minutes afterwards, but that turned out to be incorrect, as video emerged of police officers attempting CPR and providing aid shortly after the shooting on the roadside, prior to the arrival of the ambulance.
Philando Castile was totally innocent and never should have been shot. period.
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The Rodney King Manouver was attempted several times.
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miles
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How do you know that?
Douchebag scared little pig probably pissed himself after he shot him and now he gets a paid vacation and plenty of time to work with the POS lawyers from the FOP to craft some kind of lame bullshit story for MSM to run with. Dallas is a response to this crap and no one can understand why. Enough is enough- high time for change and the ballot got us to this point.
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Do yourself a favor and jump off a tall building. The human race will be better for it.
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In this country, you are innocent until proven guilty. Holy fuck.
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Trick question!
DOH! I saw the videos.
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BUllshit....in this country you're guilty as soon as the public decides so.
Unless you're Hillary Clinton, then you can pretty much do whatever the fuck you want.
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What would you like to pretend that he was guilty of?
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And what was the offense for probable cause of any kind that warranted getting murdered?
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I'm still curious about a couple details (because the devil is always in the details).
I'm still waiting for official confirmation that he had a valid concealed carry permit. (The Star-Tribune says "yes" from a "source" - I'm always skeptical of anonymous sources).
I'm curious as to where the gun was in the immediate aftermath of the shooting and how he was carrying it.
And of course, I'm curious about what happened just before the shooting - even more so now that the witness (Diamond a.k.a. Lavish) dodged the question during her GMA interview.
The cop's lawyer is also reporting there is another video which will exonerate his client. The Star-Tribune reports there are as many as six other videos being reviewed including the dash-cam footage from the cop car.
Personally, I don't put a lot of interpretation into the cops reaction after the shooting - it's not uncommon for officers involved in a sudden shooting to experience and express a wave of emotion, including vocalizing their fear, confusion, remorse, etc.
I'm still waiting for official confirmation that he had a valid concealed carry permit. (The Star-Tribune says "yes" from a "source" - I'm always skeptical of anonymous sources).
I'm curious as to where the gun was in the immediate aftermath of the shooting and how he was carrying it.
And of course, I'm curious about what happened just before the shooting - even more so now that the witness (Diamond a.k.a. Lavish) dodged the question during her GMA interview.
The cop's lawyer is also reporting there is another video which will exonerate his client. The Star-Tribune reports there are as many as six other videos being reviewed including the dash-cam footage from the cop car.
Personally, I don't put a lot of interpretation into the cops reaction after the shooting - it's not uncommon for officers involved in a sudden shooting to experience and express a wave of emotion, including vocalizing their fear, confusion, remorse, etc.
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Did you just stroke out?
She's Billary's nominee to fill the next vacant SC vacancy - trust her.
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Say that legal shit again!
And which one of those revealed exactly what happened, wannabe?
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Stick with that story.
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You know, it doesn't matter in the slightest whether he had a CCL or not, we are told that he mentioned to the officer that he had a CCL, and that is the crucial point. If the officer was told he had a CCL, he should take proper steps from there, disarming the guy, confirming his story, etc.
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He did all that.
Four times.
Disarmed him f schizzle.
Four times.
Disarmed him f schizzle.
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So... what was he guilty of?
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That's likely what would have happened, were the Castile white... or maybe not:
http://www.americanexperiment.org/2016/07/gun-rights-activist-flag-problem-st-anthony-police/
St. Anthony seemed to have a problem with law-abiding citizens carrying guns. The Second Amendment Foundation seems ready to sue them... The NRA however, is strangely quiet about it all.
