Where is Cornell west?????
Akron, OH police officers shoot at 25yo unarmed black man 90 times.....60 hit him....
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I was at the protest tonight. It wasn't violent at all, but it was a protest. People are pissed. People are scared.
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We need to be scared these cacs are walking around open carrying just for show now.....
3 of my customers on one route now routinely have their guns on just walking to the mailbox....
A mfkr was carrying just to go inside a gas station.....
But they will look at me like I'm crazy for having a mask on......who TF needs a gun just to check their mailbox?
Thank god for California
There's only six counties that pretty much vote democratically all the time.
Cuyahoga County - where Cleveland resides.
Hamilton County - where Cincinnati resides.
Franklin County - where Columbus resides
Lucas County - where Toledo resides
Summit County - where Akron resides
Montgomery County - where Dayton resides
Ohio has eighty-eight counties;six pretty much vote for the Democrats all the time. You may have one to four counties,who flip flop between the two parties and the rest are straight Republicans counties even though they're very small compare to the six counties(by population;almost 40% of people live in those six counties in the state) I listed above.
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Why don't they patrol our neighborhoods more often. They're like the pigs....after the fact ass niggasI was at the protest tonight. It wasn't violent at all, but it was a protest. People are pissed. People are scared.
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Shit. I wish I would be scared of a cac open carrying. They ain't catching any fucking bodies.
I had to laugh at the gas station comment because we have so many posts on BGOL talking about all the shit that goes on at gas stations. Maybe those cacs just watch the news.
Not for nothing, so sick of this marching and church hymn sining. Shit hasn't accomplished shit since the 60s.I was at the protest tonight. It wasn't violent at all, but it was a protest. People are pissed. People are scared.
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After all that shit in 2020 -- both peaceful and violent -- what changed? Not one fucking thing. In fact, joey came out and told the world pigs need more funding. And we wonder why departments are emboldened. Because all fools going to do is fucking march. Where is the accountability? How many gave Joey a pass on? When we scream accountability, we are called republicans.
Oh wait, we got the DOJ investigating and they banned a chokehold.
Please, it's like we are being trolled.All this marching does is clog up the fucking roads. Period. They got people trained right. March. Sing. Chant. When it comes to applying REAL pressure to lawmakers and demanding accountability, it's plea coppin' time.
I read an article that his girlfriend/fiancee had died within a month of this happening. I think dude was grieving. We all handle heavy shit differently. He didn't deserve to die like that.
www.cleveland.com
Two violent deaths in a month: Jayland Walker’s girlfriend died in hit-skip accident in Southwest Ohio
In a span of a month, Jayland Walker and his girlfriend died in violent deaths in opposite ends of the state. Each incident has stunned authorities, leaving them with more questions than answers.
Not for nothing, so sick of this marching and church hymn sining. Shit hasn't accomplished shit since the 60s.
After all that shit in 2020 -- both peaceful and violent -- what changed? Not one fucking thing. In fact, joey came out and told the world pigs need more funding. And we wonder why departments are emboldened. Because all fools going to do is fucking march. Where is the accountability? How many gave Joey a pass on? When we scream accountability, we are called republicans.
Oh wait, we got the DOJ investigating and they banned a chokehold.
All this marching does is clog up the fucking roads. Period. They got people trained right. March. Sing. Chant. When it comes to applying REAL pressure to lawmakers and demanding accountability, it's plea coppin' time.
@Tito_Jackson
I'm out here in Medina and there isn't any trouble out here, but it's just fucking stupid.
I went to a rubber ducks game with a chick last night and afterwards we went to the protest because she doesn't live too far from there. She actually heard the shots when the young man was killed a couple weeks ago
I'm sick and tired of this gun violence shit. People just can't chill the fuck out, cops included. People ask me all the time why I stay out of the way and all the way out in Medina. It's cuz of shit like this
I asked my friend this yesterday. What the fuck does marching accomplish? She said it brings awareness and I didn't feel like arguing with her because she has some big ass titties, and she SAID she has huge areolas (can't wait to see them)Not for nothing, so sick of this marching and church hymn sining. Shit hasn't accomplished shit since the 60s.
After all that shit in 2020 -- both peaceful and violent -- what changed? Not one fucking thing. In fact, joey came out and told the world pigs need more funding. And we wonder why departments are emboldened. Because all fools going to do is fucking march. Where is the accountability? How many gave Joey a pass on? When we scream accountability, we are called republicans.
Oh wait, we got the DOJ investigating and they banned a chokehold.
All this marching does is clog up the fucking roads. Period. They got people trained right. March. Sing. Chant. When it comes to applying REAL pressure to lawmakers and demanding accountability, it's plea coppin' time.
Marching is a God damn waste of time. They just wait till the Marchers go away and go back to business as usual
Cops won't stop killing black people until someone starts killing cops for killing black people. Do that shit randomly, but every cop who killed an unarmed black person should be on a goddamn hit list.
Cops don't have to worry, their families don't have to worry. But if you killed an unarmed black person your ass is on a goddamn hit list and you can get murked at any time.
You don't know who we are, but don't think we're playing. Cops who kill unarmed black people deserve jail time and a lot of it. If the public is charged when they have an accident, police should be held to a higher standard
Jayland Walker, the Black motorist killed by Ohio police last month, suffered 46 gunshot wounds in the hail of officer gunfire, the medical examiner’s office revealed Friday.
The 46 shots were from entrance and graze wounds, Summit County Medical Examiner Lisa Kohler said at a news conference announcing a summary of the autopsy findings.
Walker, 25, died of blood loss from internal injuries and the cause was gunshot wounds. His death was ruled a homicide, Kohler said.
She broke down where he was hit: 15 gunshot wounds to his torso, 17 gunshots to his pelvis and upper legs, one bullet to his face, eight to his arms and right hand, and five to his knees, lower right leg and right foot.
“There are 46 entrance wounds. There are 15 exit wounds and five of the wounds that would be in with the entrances are graze wounds,” Kohler said.
Five wounds entered on the back of Walker's body, but it couldn’t be determined if that was when he was running from officers or simply moving his body, she added.
Walker tested negative for drugs and alcohol, according to the toxicology screening, Kohler said.
She said he suffered "devastating injuries," and the medical examiner's office cannot determine if one specific bullet killed him.
“He’s got an injury to his heart, he has injury to both lungs, which also bleed extensively, and he has an injury to the right iliac artery, so we’ve got multiple locations that are going to bleed significantly and would contribute to his death,” Kohler said.
The results were discussed with Walker’s relatives, who gathered just days ago for his funeral. Representatives of the family reviewed the report, according to Kohler.
The family planned to issue a statement on the autopsy results later Friday, a representative told NBC News.
The 46 shots were from entrance and graze wounds, Summit County Medical Examiner Lisa Kohler said at a news conference announcing a summary of the autopsy findings.
Walker, 25, died of blood loss from internal injuries and the cause was gunshot wounds. His death was ruled a homicide, Kohler said.
She broke down where he was hit: 15 gunshot wounds to his torso, 17 gunshots to his pelvis and upper legs, one bullet to his face, eight to his arms and right hand, and five to his knees, lower right leg and right foot.
“There are 46 entrance wounds. There are 15 exit wounds and five of the wounds that would be in with the entrances are graze wounds,” Kohler said.
Five wounds entered on the back of Walker's body, but it couldn’t be determined if that was when he was running from officers or simply moving his body, she added.
Walker tested negative for drugs and alcohol, according to the toxicology screening, Kohler said.
She said he suffered "devastating injuries," and the medical examiner's office cannot determine if one specific bullet killed him.
“He’s got an injury to his heart, he has injury to both lungs, which also bleed extensively, and he has an injury to the right iliac artery, so we’ve got multiple locations that are going to bleed significantly and would contribute to his death,” Kohler said.
The results were discussed with Walker’s relatives, who gathered just days ago for his funeral. Representatives of the family reviewed the report, according to Kohler.
The family planned to issue a statement on the autopsy results later Friday, a representative told NBC News.
No charges for officers in Jayland Walker case
Jayland Walker was shot 46 times by eight Akron police officers after a chase on June 27, 2022.
fox8.com
No criminal charges for eight Ohio officers who fatally shot Jayland Walker, grand jury decides
A special grand jury voted Monday not to indict eight officers in the fatal Akron, Ohio, police shooting of Jayland Walker.
8 Ohio Officers Who Killed 25-Year-Old Black Man Jayland Walker Will Not Be Charged
The officers — seven of whom are white — shot at Walker more than 90 times during a traffic stop in Akron on June 27, 2022.
I wonder how the case was presented and were the 8 cops presented as a group or separately?
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