PB
the scattering
of people at the shooting
should be a viral topic
is what should have been seen at the capitol jan 6 "insurrection''
when a gun is fired, people scatter
no one scattered at the "shooting" at the capitol
no pandemonium like this shooting
Prosecutors won't pursue charges in shooting death of Ashli Babbitt during Capitol riot
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Khia and Kia have something in common:
Ma'Khia Bryant
Image: also from a' Kia
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for schoolyard fights
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cnn guests :
"this was a schoolyard fight"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5lZe_iRln4
Neighbor says officer in Ohio had 'no choice' but to shoot; 'The Five' reacts
95,344 views•Apr 22, 2021
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5lZe_iRln4
Juan Williams is a retard about defense and guns and knives
holy shit is it a Kia in the video???
hahhaha
we are watching a movie with commercials product placement
as if they are saying to blacks
with subliminal messages
Ma'Khia
buy a Kia
that is what a 16 yr old black female in America is sized these days ?
so ridiculous what the people on scene say:
https://www.news.com.au/world/north-america/ohio-police-shoot-dead-makhia-bryant-on-same-day-as-george-floyd-murder-verdict/news-story/52f3f6eac74bdf3dc8f2440ca35dca9c
Ohio police shoot dead Makhia Bryant on same day as George Floyd murder verdict
Police in Columbus, Ohio have released more details about the “tragic” shooting death of a 16-year-old girl. WARNING: Graphic images.
Warning: Graphic images
Police in Columbus, Ohio have released more details about the death of a 16-year-old girl, Ma’Khia Bryant, who was shot by an officer yesterday.
At a media conference this afternoon, the officer in question was identified as Nicholas Reardon, who has been a member of the police force since December of 2019.
Authorities also released the audio from the 911 call that drew police to the location of the shooting.
In that phone call, placed at 4:32pm, a female voice can be heard telling the dispatcher that people are “over here trying to fight us, trying to stab us, trying to put their hands on our grandma”.
“We need a police officer over here now,” the voice says. There are sounds of confrontation in the background.
The first officers arrived on the scene at 4:44pm.
Footage from Mr Reardon’s body camera shows him exiting his vehicle and walking up on an apparent confrontation involving multiple women.
“What’s going on? What’s going on?” he asks.
Seconds later, one of the women is pushed onto the footpath in front of him. Ma’Khia is then seen rushing at another woman, who is dressed in a pink tracksuit. She is brandishing a knife in her right hand.
“Hey, get down, get down, get down!” Mr Reardon shouts, drawing his gun.
He then shoots the 16-year-old, firing four times.
“You shot my baby,” a male bystander tells Mr Reardon.
“She had a knife, she just went at her,” the officer responds.
“She’s just a f***ing kid,” the man says.
A few moments later, one of the men at the scene asks why Mr Reardon opened fire.
“She came at her with a knife,” he says.
Ma’Khia was taken to a local hospital, where she was pronounced dead at 5:21pm.
At this afternoon’s media conference, authorities also released the body cam footage from other officers at the scene.
“She came after me with a knife. So he got her,” a woman tells one of the officers.
The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigations is now examining the shooting, and will determine whether Mr Reardon did anything wrong.
“The important step now is an independent and transparent investigation. We will assist them, but we will not interfere in any process that they have. Our role is to provide them the information that they request,” interim Police Chief Michael Woods told the media.
“We will not provide input, we will allow them to conduct their investigation.”
Mayor Andrew Ginther also spoke, stressing the need for police to be “transparent” without compromising the independent investigation.
“We don’t yet have all of the facts, but we do know that a 16-year-old girl tragically died last night,” said Mr Ginther.
“We need to be careful about not compromising the investigation. We believe that transparency with the public is the utmost priority during this difficult time.
WHAT
“Bottom line: did Ma’Khia Bryant need to die yesterday? How did we get here? This is a failure on the part of our community. Some are guilty, but all of us are responsible.
all of us are responsible………uh…NO
cont:
cont: https://www.news.com.au/world/north-america/ohio-police-shoot-dead-makhia-bryant-on-same-day-as-george-floyd-murder-verdict/news-story/52f3f6eac74bdf3dc8f2440ca35dca9c
“If the officer involved was wrong, we will hold him accountable.”
Ned Pettus Jr, the Columbus Public Safety Director, appealed to the community to remain calm and not “rush to judgment”.
“I understand the outrage and emotion around this incident. A teenage girl is dead, and she’s dead at the hands of a police officer. Under any circumstances, that is a horrendous tragedy,” Mr Pettus said.
“But the video shows that there is more to this. It requires us to pause, take a close look at the sequence of events. And though it’s not easy, wait for the facts as determined by an independent investigation.
“We have to ask ourselves, what information did the officer have? What did he see? How much time did he have to assess the situation? And what would have happened if he had taken no action at all? We don’t yet have those answers.
“I plead with the community, let us not rush to judgment. Fast facts should not come at the cost of complete and accurate facts.
“The loved ones of Ma’Khia Bryant have my most sincere sympathies. We as a community should wrap them in love, and we should allow the process to play out.”
Reporters asked Chief Woods to elaborate on his department’s policy governing the use of firearms, and when tasers should be used instead.
“What I can say is, when officers are faced with someone employing deadly force, deadly force can be the response the officer gives,” he said, stressing that he could not comment on this specific incident.
“If there’s not deadly force being perpetrated on someone else, an officer may have the opportunity to have cover, distance and time to use a taser. But if there is an active assault going on in which someone can lose their life, an officer can use their service weapon.”
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki was asked about the shooting during today’s media briefing.
“The killing of 16-year-old Ma’Khia Bryant by the Columbus police is tragic. She was a child,” Ms Psaki said.
“We’re thinking of her friends and family and the communities that are hurting and grieving her loss.
“We know that police violence disproportionately impacts black and Latino people in communities, and that black women and girls, like black men and boys, experience higher rates of police violence.
“We also know that there are particular vulnerabilities that children in foster care, like Ma’Khia, face.
“And her death came just as America was hopeful of a step forward after the traumatic and exhausting trial of Derek Chauvin.
“So our focus is on working to address systemic racism and implicit bias head-on, and of course to passing laws and legislation that will put much needed reforms in place in police departments across the country.”
Protests erupted in Colombus last night in response to the shooting, which came about half an hour before former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was convicted of murdering African-American man George Floyd.
Demonstrators carried Black Lives Matter signs and chanted “enough is enough”.
“Say her name: Ma’Khia Bryant,” they also said.
Relatives of Makhia told local media she was the person who had called police, to report women were trying to stab her.
“She was a good kid. She was loving,” Hazel Bryant, the girl’s aunt, told reporters after the shooting.
“She didn’t deserve to die like a dog on the street.”
Ma’Khia was staying at a foster home but told her mother Paula Bryant last week she was looking forward to coming home.
“This never should have happened. She’s a loving girl,” Ms Bryant told 10WBNS.
“I’m very upset, I’m hurt, I want answers.
“My daughter dispatched the Columbus police for protection, not to be a homicide today.”
A few states away, in Minnesota, Chauvin was yesterday convicted of second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder and second degree manslaughter over the death of Mr Floyd, 46, during an arrest on May 25, 2020. He will be sentenced at a later date.
Mr Floyd died during a confrontation with police who had responded to reports he’d used a fraudulent $US20 note to buy cigarettes.
Bystanders filmed Chauvin kneeling on the unarmed Black man’s neck and back for nine minutes and 29 seconds, not moving his position despite Mr Floyd crying out he couldn’t breathe.
fired 4 times
no holes on the car???
>Hey, get down, get down, get down!” Mr Reardon shouts, drawing his gun.
>He then shoots the 16-year-old, firing four times.
>Mayor Andrew Ginther also spoke, stressing the need for police to be “transparent” without compromising the independent investigation.
“We don’t yet have all of the facts, but we do know that a 16-year-old girl tragically died last night,” said Mr Ginther.
“We need to be careful about not compromising the investigation. We believe that transparency with the public is the utmost priority during this difficult time.
>“Bottom line: did Ma’Khia Bryant need to die yesterday? How did we get here? This is a failure on the part of our community.
NOPE
Some are guilty, but all of us are responsible.
>“If the officer involved was wrong, we will hold him accountable.”
>Ned Pettus Jr, the Columbus Public Safety Director, appealed to the community to remain calm and not “rush to judgment”.
>“I understand the outrage and emotion around this incident. A teenage girl is dead, and she’s dead at the hands of a police officer. Under any circumstances, that is a horrendous tragedy,” Mr Pettus said.
>“But the video shows that there is more to this. It requires us to pause, take a close look at the sequence of events. And though it’s not easy, wait for the facts as determined by an independent investigation.
>“We have to ask ourselves, what information did the officer have? What did he see? How much time did he have to assess the situation? And what would have happened if he had taken no action at all? We don’t yet have those answers.
>“I plead with the community, let us not rush to judgment. Fast facts should not come at the cost of complete and accurate facts.
>“The loved ones of Ma’Khia Bryant have my most sincere sympathies. We as a community should wrap them in love, and we should allow the process to play out.”
he is full on in the sick club
really dig on this "all American cowboy country artist"
he is one of the ones people will be shocked about
the people you trust the most
same with Tim McGraw and Faith Hill
hahahahaaa
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