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Cops as Killers; Between 986 and 1,200 Last Year… and Not ONE Conviction
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Although the number of cops charged with murder or manslaughter sharply spiked last year, not a single officer was convicted for these unjustified deaths. With less cops killed in the line of duty in 2015, the number of people killed by police increased yet again.
The accumulated number of people killed by police in the U.S. last year remains between 986 and 1,200, with The Guardian currently totaling 1,138 victims. Although many disagree on the exact number of fatalities caused by cops, most concur that 2015 saw an escalation in both the total of people killed by police and the number of officers charged with murder or manslaughter.
Within the last decade, an average of five cops per year have been charged with murder or manslaughter in fatal on-duty shootings. Last year, that number more than tripled as 18 cops were arrested for unjustified shootings. This number does not comprise non-shooting homicides, including the six Baltimore officers charged with fatally severingFreddie Gray’s spine. Nor does it include the cops who will not face criminal charges for the deaths of Tamir Rice,Zachary Hammond, Natasha McKenna, Troy Goode, or Antonio Zambrano-Montes.
On December 3, Pike County Deputy Joel Jenkins was arrested after fatally shooting his neighbor in the head whiledrunk and off-duty. Charged with involuntary manslaughter, reckless homicide, and tampering with evidence in connection with his neighbor’s death, Jenkins was also charged with felony murder and reckless homicide in a separate shooting. On March 28, 2015, Jenkins was on-duty when he shot Robert Rooker to death following a police pursuit after Rooker had already crashed his vehicle.
Keep begging for more mind control in you’re local schools,
You will see that your child has poor grammar skills just like 97 pecent of the world.
We won’t need a federal constitution, or a state constitution void or not.
because not enough people can read it properly.
The last federal constitution is void.
That’s a legal fact.
You would see, and stand under, and understand, if you knew proper grammar.
But most people, as the result the modern classrooms,
Public Schools, cannot comprehend.
The sad thing is the library was in the school.
You had the opportunity to learn proper grammar.
So the feds are off the hook for a law suit.
They will claim you had an opportunity for a proper education.
And you blew it.
That’s called plausible denieability.
Don’t worry your still alive
so you can learn what you missed
The library =liberty
Have fun