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Originally Posted by shinerbock
Well, and I'm sure a lot of it has to do with my assumption (and other people may do this too) that any police brutality case which receives significant attention probably has a racial element. I'm sure that isn't entirely accurate, but those stories seem more likely to be well-publicized.
But yes, I think police brutality and racial profiling often run up against each other. Also, police brutality arguably disproportionately impacts the inner-city poor, which often brings in an element of racial divide.
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OK...The cops
2 Black
1 Hispanic
2 White
Ofc Michael Oliver, the white cop, shot 31 times, the most of all the shooters, also was the one who reloaded....
Let's just get that out in the open.
But again, race really doesn't have a play here over police procedure, which it was discussed, was improperly followed.
However, I have to say this though....at 4am in a questionable part of town...if 4 or 5 guys roll up on me and my boys that I don't know...it's fight or flight, I don't care what color you are.