Brooklyn Neighborhood on NYPD Lockdown?

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03-11-2013, 21:58
KestrelBike

Brooklyn Neighborhood on NYPD Lockdown?

http://rt.com/usa/brooklyn-riot-police-protesters-127/

Police intervened when more than a hundred people joined in a candlelit vigil in the East Flatbush neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York, where 16-year-old Kimani Gray was shot 11 times by police on Saturday.

Brooklynites on Twitter reported that police followed the march and searched apartment buildings in the neighborhood without warrants, looking for children who had been seen throwing bottles at police from neighborhood rooftops.

March participants chanted "NYPD KKK how many kids will you kill today," people report from the scene.

Besides RT.com (I know I know), only found this story on a few other "infowars" type websites. NOTHING on cnn, msnbc, google-news (melting pot of MSM). Big surprise. Article says the kid pointed a revolver at the cops who then shot him, but Witnesses say Gray, who was running for his life when he was shot, did not have a gun. "Stay down, or we’ll shoot you again,” police said once Gray had been hit, according to The New York Times.

Pre-post Update: Found the NYTimes article after having to search their website http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/11/ny...lice.html?_r=0
03-11-2013, 22:07
trlcavscout

"If" he had a gun and pointed it at "me" i would have shot his ass 15 times. But the nypd has a history of BS.
03-11-2013, 22:10
asmo

Probably had a 32oz Mountain Dew.
03-11-2013, 22:11
mtnrider

I hate to sound insensitive but these people that are protesting are the same people that vote these idiots into office then end up creating a police state.
Maybe next time they will think before they vote
03-11-2013, 22:13
trlcavscout

Quote:

Originally Posted by mtnrider

I hate to sound insensitive but these people that are protesting are the same people that vote these idiots into office then end up creating a police state.
Maybe next time they will think before they vote

As long as the check is in the mail they wont vote different.
03-11-2013, 22:14
Bailey Guns

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Originally Posted by mtnrider

I hate to sound insensitive but these people that are protesting are the same people that vote these idiots into office then end up creating a police state.
Maybe next time they will think before they vote

That's some funny shit right there!
03-11-2013, 22:16
mtnrider

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Originally Posted by Bailey Guns

That's some funny shit right there!

Yeah, silly me. What the hell was I thinking [Bang]

The cycle will continue.....
03-11-2013, 23:00
sniper7

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Originally Posted by mtnrider

Yeah, silly me. What the hell was I thinking [Bang]

The cycle will continue.....

its okay, everyone has a moment where they think there is a glimmer of hope. Then reality kicks them square in the nuts.
03-11-2013, 23:05
Gman

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Originally Posted by mtnrider

Maybe next time they will think before they vote

You're assuming that someone else isn't casting their votes for them.
03-11-2013, 23:19
Great-Kazoo

Follow the sharpton / rangel/ jackson money and see who is being truthful.
03-11-2013, 23:22
Teufelhund

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Originally Posted by asmotao

Probably had a 32oz Mountain Dew.

Probably. Those high-capacity sodas will kill you, one way or another.
03-12-2013, 05:37
waxthis

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Originally Posted by trlcavscout

As long as the check is in the mail they wont vote different.

^^^^^^^^^^^^This!
03-12-2013, 07:50
RMAC757

Quote:

Originally Posted by mtnrider

I hate to sound insensitive but these people that are protesting are the same people that vote these idiots into office then end up creating a police state.
Maybe next time they will think before they vote

Said the Colorado resident
03-12-2013, 16:38
Ridge

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Originally Posted by KestrelBike

Brooklynites on Twitter reported that police followed the march and searched apartment buildings in the neighborhood without warrants, looking for children who had been seen throwing bottles at police from neighborhood rooftops.

That is called probable cause, and supercedes a warrant.
03-12-2013, 17:00
cofi

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Originally Posted by Ridge

That is called probable cause, and supercedes a warrant.

so if i live in an apartment building with 50 other familys and someones moron kid throws a bottle off the roof i lose my rights?
03-12-2013, 17:11
Ridge

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Originally Posted by cofi

so if i live in an apartment building with 50 other familys and someones moron kid throws a bottle off the roof i lose my rights?

So if someone hits you with a bottle from a rooftop, would you prefer the cops tell you tough shit?
03-12-2013, 20:47
CapLock

Hell no! I expect them to kick in every door on the whole damn building...maybe find some ar-15s and some clips while their in there.
03-12-2013, 21:01
KestrelBike

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Originally Posted by Ridge

So if someone hits you with a bottle from a rooftop, would you prefer the cops tell you tough shit?

haha in NY they would!! You'd probably get hung up on or no squad car would ever show up, "Look pal, if you want to file a report, come down to the station"
03-12-2013, 22:40
SA Friday

Just don't fucking care. Mostly, I would like to see it implode so we can simply remove it from modern maps.
03-13-2013, 19:13
cofi

flatbush is in full lockdown right now 2 cars 4 cops per corner 3 helocopters up and buzzing around bunch of high ranking white shirts setting up a command center.....ill update if i hear anything else
03-13-2013, 19:41
cstone

I am not an attorney, but felt the need to correct one of the posts above:

Probable Cause is required to obtain a search warrant.

Exigent Circumstances are the facts which permit LE to skip obtaining a warrant before searching for evidence. Probable Cause would still be required. The only difference being the time between getting a search warrant from a magistrate and searching for evidence.

Probable Cause is always required for an arrest, however Reasonable Suspicion is all that is required to stop and investigate.

There are different types of searches and not all searches require a warrant or Probable Cause. The best example being a search at a border crossing. There are limited types of searches, normally called a "pat down" or "frisk" that can be conducted based on articulable facts such as; suspicious activity, late at night, in a high crime neighborhood, etc...

All actions of LE are subject to review by supervisors, prosecutors, magistrates, and ultimately the citizens who grant them their authority.

Riots happen from time to time. The people of NYC are paying for approximately 35,000 sworn police officers. When I worked in NYC, the vast majority of NYPD officers were hard working and did their jobs professionally. Every profession has bad apples...even in the Big Apple [Flower]

I pray that no one is injured.

Be safe.
03-16-2013, 13:08
cofi

certain blocks are under marshal law and declared media freeze zones this is very much still ongoing
03-16-2013, 19:55
Wildboarem

WTF! I don't like the some people vote, I don't like Ghettos, I don't like the peoples(Elites) that make the Ghettos, but I really don't like when people bitch and complain about there 2nd Amendment rights getting trampled and then say that some others, who's rights are being trampled "Hey, you deserve that". That is such bullshit. How about all of the Denver Metro Area, Springs. Just about every one the Reps from those areas is a Lib. But we up here in the North aren't saying "Screw them city folks they get what they deserve, they voted them in. Let them take there guns." Tyranny is Tyranny. Locking down a neighborhood because a kid is shot and then trying to stop a lawful gathering of citizens, thus inciting a non- peaceable assembly and then going further and violating peoples 4th amendment right is bullshit. I don't care if it's here, in New York or California. As we have found out if it happens there eventually the crap will be on our doorstep. Sorry for the tirade it pisses me off.[Mad]
03-16-2013, 20:00
Byte Stryke

'Media Free zones'

as much as that idea tickles my irony-humor. when the media isn't glaring at you, you can get away with murder.
03-16-2013, 21:41
cofi

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Originally Posted by Byte Stryke

'Media Free zones'

as much as that idea tickles my irony-humor. when the media isn't glaring at you, you can get away with murder.

i find it scary that part of our country(no matter how small) is under marshal law and no one has a clue
03-16-2013, 21:55
KestrelBike

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Originally Posted by cofi

i find it scary that part of our country(no matter how small) is under marshal law and no one has a clue

Well, many parts of our country *should* be under martial law, but the city/cops have no motivation/need/desire to pacify those utterly violent and lawless areas. The fact that there are no-go areas for police in our country should be a F'ing blight on the record of any leading leader, yet ... nothing. (btw those leaders of these areas are just about all Dems)
03-17-2013, 02:00
Clint45

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Originally Posted by cstone

When I worked in NYC, the vast majority of NYPD officers were hard working and did their jobs professionally. Every profession has bad apples...even in the Big Apple

It cracks me up when people whine about how awful the DPD is. I've lived in New York. The NYPD make the LAPD look like Boy Scouts. Sure, "Every department has a few bad apples," but in NYC it seems like entire precincts are dirty and "good cops" are in the minority.
03-17-2013, 06:44
TS12000

Re: Brooklyn Neighborhood on NYPD Lockdown?

Media free zone huh? Smells like liberty...
03-17-2013, 07:27
cstone

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Originally Posted by Clint45

It cracks me up when people whine about how awful the DPD is. I've lived in New York. The NYPD make the LAPD look like Boy Scouts. Sure, "Every department has a few bad apples," but in NYC it seems like entire precincts are dirty and "good cops" are in the minority.

Which precincts did you deal with?

I've only had limited contact with LAPD. They were very polite while "subduing" their perps. NYPD has a different definition for polite. The end result was often the same.
03-17-2013, 07:42
Great-Kazoo

Quote:

Originally Posted by Clint45

It cracks me up when people whine about how awful the DPD is. I've lived in New York. The NYPD make the LAPD look like Boy Scouts. Sure, "Every department has a few bad apples," but in NYC it seems like entire precincts are dirty and "good cops" are in the minority.

Once again i take issue with ANOTHER thing you said. However. Why digress, you have your opinion, I have mine.
03-17-2013, 09:49
Byte Stryke

oppression is opppression whether it be in an LAPD uniform, DPD Uniform, NYPD Uniform or a Schutzstaffel Uniform
03-17-2013, 10:05
BushMasterBoy

Is New York burning?
03-17-2013, 10:20
Byte Stryke

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Originally Posted by BushMasterBoy

Is New York burning?

it isn't on the news....

;)
03-17-2013, 12:19
Great-Kazoo

Quote:

Originally Posted by BushMasterBoy

Is New York burning?

Nope just jersey's normal stench
03-17-2013, 13:26
coyote3

Im sure he was turning his life around,just before he was shot anyway.Those popo officers should have to attend the white guilt or white pride(oops,better not say that one) white privialge,yea thats it,conference in the Springs.I guess all the Denver channels didnt hear about this,too busy doing an artical on the benefits of having gay politicians ruling things.

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/b...4jJweW4krSfaPL