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originally posted by: ReAdY2AsCeNd
For all those saying there was no gun in the video, if you stop the video on 1:48 you will see the gun in the video that the wife of Mr. Scott took.
originally posted by: shooterbrody
Why did the officers speak to the victim at all? He was in his own vehicle minding his own business. Running the plates would confirm he was not the person the warrant was issued for.
"Keith, don't do it!"
originally posted by: luthier
a reply to: scojak
That doesn't really account for the actual relationship between cops and the black community. If the social contract is percieved as broken we cant just say well he was beligerant he deserved it. It also takes the pressure off politicians who have ignored these issues in their districts because of voting demographics.
originally posted by: luthier
a reply to: scojak
It is true thoug that the gun for what ever reason was placed there for the photo and was not on the scene.
Cops do plant guns. A guy just got busted in st louis for it. (For an older shooting)
originally posted by: WilburnRoach
a reply to: scojak
So the police are going to let a gun sit 2 feet from the suspect?
originally posted by: windword
a reply to: queenofswords
She says, "Don't get out of the car" several times, then says "Don't do it".
originally posted by: Kentuckymama
I'm a bit behind in this story. Can anyone tell me why they were pulled over to begin with? Was he driving or in the passenger seat?
Police arrived at The Village at College Downs complex near the University of North Carolina at Charlotte to search for someone else with an outstanding warrant. Officers said they saw Scott holding a handgun as he exited his car and returned to his vehicle.
originally posted by: Shamrock6
a reply to: windword
Nope. His brother said he had a gun and the whole reason he got out of the truck in the first place was because he was armed and scared.
Of course it's the same brother that said officers had nothing on to identify themselves as police and jumped out of their vehicles and immediately shot the deceased, so I suppose we can't take his word for much.
originally posted by: windword
a reply to: bluesjr
Yes, the tape tells me that the picture was taken well after the shooting, and after the video footage.
This one, maybe it looks a little like a gun
But not here..
Or here.
Here, the gun has been deliberately placed in the photo, or shopped in, where it wasn't there before.