Agree, just from the article it seems the LEO way overreacted and it cost someone their life
That’s right, because because potential racial bias in police actions isn’t a thing that exists at all.
The only bias being demonstrated here is the media bias.
Perhaps they feel the way they do, precisely because of the way the bias media presents the story?
It’s probably because they feel the affects of the remnants of that institutional bias from police every day.
What are they spending?
concealednation.org
Obvious auto correct of mistype of spin.
I would agree. That would be an important detail to leave out. Did you see any reporting that she had a gun?I haven't seen the video, and I'm not sure it the bodycam showed it, but did she have the gun in her hand and could he have seen that? Was she pointing it at him?
Having said that, if the footage and other evidence indicates he overreacted, then he should be prosecuted appropriately.
BUT - if she had a gun and pointed it at the cop, any perceived "bias" is meaningless. And if you take the "police action" out of it, the "outrage" is exactly the same. Potential racial bias? That bias is a two-way street. Families and friends will say anything - anything - to justify the actions of their son/nephew/friend.
Check out the telling video of some family members after their esteemed relative was shot and killed by a store clerk during an armed robbery:
VIDEO: Family Of Armed Robber, Who Was Shot And Killed, Says Clerk Shouldn't Have Had Gun At Work – Concealed Nation
DAYTON, OHIO — A Dollar General store was robbed by a man in his 20’s, but he didn’t make off with the cash. Instead, the clerk drew a firearm and shot the suspect, who stumbled outside the store where he collapsed. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Here is how the events went down, […]
Sounds like that study was full of errors.
scholar.harvard.edu
But spin is a properly spelled word.
Well here is another one for you, from JulySounds like that study was full of errors.
Roland Fryer is wrong: There is racial bias in shootings by police
2020 update: The specific flaws of Roland Fryer's paper have now been characterized in two studies (by other scholars, not myself). Knox, Lowe, and Mummolo (2019) reanalyze Fryer's data to find it understates racial biases. Ross, Winterhalder, and McElreath (2018) do something similar through a...
Check out the telling video of some family members after their esteemed relative was shot and killed by a store clerk during an armed robbery:
VIDEO: Family Of Armed Robber, Who Was Shot And Killed, Says Clerk Shouldn't Have Had Gun At Work – Concealed Nation
DAYTON, OHIO — A Dollar General store was robbed by a man in his 20’s, but he didn’t make off with the cash. Instead, the clerk drew a firearm and shot the suspect, who stumbled outside the store where he collapsed. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Here is how the events went down, […]
Who is spending anything?
You've obviously never read the Winton Woods threads in the FB forum. Spelling isnt exactly a strong suit
Obviously fat fingered a letter and it autocorrected to spending.
How do you know the person that called was black?
Oh okay, here’s one I found too.
thenationshealth.aphapublications.org
I asked how you knew.
I like the title "...may be unconsciously motivated..." that seems pretty definitive. But the study I supplied from MSU statistically defeats this theory.Oh okay, here’s one I found too.
Implicit racial bias found to influence police shootings
Police who fatally shoot civilians may unconsciously be motivated by racial bias, a new study finds.
