16-04-2018 12:29 PM - edited 16-04-2018 12:29 PM
What dignity these two showed when arrested for just "sitting" at Starbucks waiting for their friend to arrive.
Shame on the employee who was scared and reported them for sitting at a table.
on 16-04-2018 12:33 PM
Starbleeps would not know degnity if it walked in the door,poured boiling water over their head,milk down their throat and sugar up their khyber
In my opion
on 16-04-2018 12:50 PM
Glad to see there's been some backlash.
Hope the white staff get fired and the cops get suspended.
16-04-2018 12:57 PM - edited 16-04-2018 01:02 PM
The police officers officers were simply doing their job, it was Starbucks who over reacted NOT the police
Perhaps read the full account given by Philadelphia police chief re the events that occured
on 16-04-2018 01:05 PM
@imastawkawrote:Glad to see there's been some backlash.
Hope the white staff get fired and the cops get suspended.
its like mass shootings in the USA
Just another day of same old same
i'm a bit surpised they wernt shot, thats prolly just because they gave up every right they had in order to not get shot.
on 16-04-2018 01:18 PM
@lyhargr_0wrote:The police officers officers were simply doing their job, it was Starbucks who over reacted NOT the police
Perhaps read the full account given by Philadelphia police chief re the events that occured
Got a link for that report?
It was all filmed so what the Police Chief states is BS as far as I'm concerned
The officers didn't have to arrest them and hold them for 8 hours for doing nothing.
They could have just told them to move on
16-04-2018 01:39 PM - edited 16-04-2018 01:40 PM
@imastawkawrote:
@lyhargr_0wrote:The police officers officers were simply doing their job, it was Starbucks who over reacted NOT the police
Perhaps read the full account given by Philadelphia police chief re the events that occured
Got a link for that report?
It was all filmed so what the Police Chief states is BS as far as I'm concerned
The officers didn't have to arrest them and hold them for 8 hours for doing nothing.
They could have just told them to move on
You can find the link on FB
So you are saying the Police Chief is lying?
on 16-04-2018 01:43 PM
I don't 'do' facebook.
The thread is here and if there's no link, then it didn't happen IMO
Links are to support your point of view.
Or can't you do links?
There is over 8 minutes of video to view on the OP's link.
It shows it all. The police officer in the black jacket was getting quite loud and angry.
What the police chief says is irrelevant.
Hope the black guys sue.
16-04-2018 01:47 PM - edited 16-04-2018 01:47 PM
If you dont wanna check the link out on FB, thats up to you, really not my problem ...... it's there
on 16-04-2018 01:47 PM
ive been following a story from a 1st amendmant auditor in the USA
these guys go out with nothing more than cameras, filming police and other govt people in their daily work.
totally legal, under the 1st amendment on the US Constitution.
they often get told by police they are breaking the law
WRONG
they often get "detained"
sometimes they get arrested.
anyway, the case i'm following happend in a place called "Morrow Bay" or Moron Bay as now being called.
the auditor was outside the police station filming the exterior when aproached by the Chief of the station and his off sider.
within a few minutes the auditor was thrown to the ground, arrested, had his equipment taken, and locked up.
just for filming a building, completely legal.
the follow ups, make great reading, how the chief is twisting what happened to defend what he did, even though its all on video!
the investigation was done internally, found no wrong doing, imagine that.
had the auditor not being livestreaming you can bet the video would have 'vanished' as they often do when not live streamed.
1st Amendment Audit, Assaulted By Morro Bay Chief Of Police
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plvd8uPf3L0
Filming inside Public Lobbys is also perfectly legal in any police station.
this is the USA, i dont know the laws here.