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Topic started on 10-3-2010 @ 10:31 PM by scooterstrats
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Pittsburgh police warned against blue flu
www.post-gazette.com
 Pittsburgh police warned against blue flu
Tries to head off reaction to case involving teen
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
By Sadie Gurman, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
A top police official has warned city officers not to take any action on the job in response to a magistrate's decision to drop criminal charges
against a Homewood teen who says he was beaten during his arrest in January.
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reply posted on 10-3-2010 @ 10:31 PM by scooterstrats
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Since charges were dropped, this badly beaten man must wonder why city police (not officers) "men" deserve respect. So do I. Why random police
beatings, as in this case that involved severe injury are tolerated, I'll neve understand. Meanwhile the cops involved get a paid vacation ! Wow how
many more words do I need to type to get this system to accept this?
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reply posted on 10-3-2010 @ 10:42 PM by ThichHeaded
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I heard about this, I live near you..
Is the family going to try this civil since the criminal aspect seemed to be bs..
This kid got the piss beat out of him really bad by these guys.. and this kid was a decent kid.. its messed up the cops didnt get charged they should
have..
If we beat someone like that we would see at least 10 yrs in prison.
Here are some images
Here
and Here
This is what the police had to say..
According to the police criminal complaint, three officers on undercover patrol on Tioga STreet saw Mr. Miles at 11 p.m. Jan. 11. Seeing a heavy
object in his coat and indentifying themselves as police, they ordered him to stop.
Mr. Miles ran and the three officers, suspecting he might have a gun and be under the influence of drugs, shot him with a Taser and struck him with
their knees and fists. The complaint said the heavy object in his coat turned out to be a bottle of Mountain Dew.
Here is a bio on the kid
Teenager Jordan Miles, a violinist and senior Honor student at Pittsburgh's Creative and Performing Arts high school (CAPA), said he was walking that
evening from his mother's house to his grandmother's house.
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reply posted on 11-3-2010 @ 01:07 AM by scooterstrats
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And the victim states he didnt even have a bottle of pop at all, let alone the dreaded Mountain Dew. I wish i could violate policy and the law and get
a paid vacation as the officers involved get to enjoy !
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reply posted on 11-3-2010 @ 07:26 AM by Happyfeet
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Dont worry, these cops were just the bad apple of the bunch. Besides, we have lots of good cops ratting out the bad apples.
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reply posted on 19-3-2010 @ 10:10 PM by scooterstrats
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reply posted on 19-3-2010 @ 10:13 PM by scooterstrats
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This is about par for the course. The "officers" involved we given awards and recognition. I love Pittsburgh, but I hate Pittsburgh for these
types of things.
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reply posted on 19-3-2010 @ 10:20 PM by FortAnthem
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reply posted on 19-3-2010 @ 10:43 PM by Redwookieaz
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This is a very irresponsible and childish reaction by these cops. It would not be right for a judge to ever show favoritism to the testimony of cops
to an average citizen off the street. Of course this does happen anyways and this kind of behavior by the cops kind of shows that it does. They are so
stunned that a judge would take the word of an average person who claims to have witnessed this incident over their fellow officers that they would
consider this childish behavior. That tells you exactly how bad the system and the cops have gotten! I mean truly if it is expected by cops and others
that their word be considered with more weight than your average citizen then it's truly a case of guilty until proven innocent! Think about the
reaction of these cops. Very sad day for the Pitt PD and American justice all over. I only hope then that more judges consider the cases in favor of
the testimony opposing cops. After all their job is to get convictions for crimes not to find the truth.
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reply posted on 19-3-2010 @ 11:28 PM by Flakey
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Unbelievable! The police are gonna have a work slow down because the kid was not charged with a crime for injuring their fists and knees as the beat
him to a bloody pulp!  Their is no justice anymore.
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reply posted on 19-3-2010 @ 11:44 PM by whoshotJR
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why did the kid run from them? Was it because they were undercover?
Sorry I didn't see the reasoning for him to run in the post.
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reply posted on 20-3-2010 @ 12:20 AM by ISHAMAGI
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Yes they were in plain dress. They also didn't identify themselves properly. What's even more disgusting about it is some cops had T-shirts made
supporting these criminals and wore them when they marched in the St. Patty's day Parade. A lot of people don't know Pittsburgh has one of the most
brutal pds in the country, and the officers always get off.
There was Johnny Gamage beaten to death in Brentwood and officers got off. Then two years ago a unarmed 12 ye old was shoot in the back and killed in
Sheraton officers got off. Now this, Pittsburgh was the first city in the country to have a citizens review board even before LA its known as the role
model for police brutality, and its a lot more than a few bad apples. And its sickening that these people get suspended with pay that shouldn't exist
for any job. In most cases even if found guilty they get to keep their pensions.
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