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bigode69 escreveu:Policial Americano vs Afrodescendente Suspeito

Arruma o tópico antes que isso de problema.

Jaraqui escreveu:
Foi exatamente pensando no possível calor que já de cara o título fosse gerar que eu coloquei esse termo que hoje em dia chamam "politicamente correto".

Senão vejamos: se eu escrevesse "suspeito" já seria crucificado instantaneamente.
Negro? Como normalmente escrevemos branco.... sem comentários. Cadeira elétrica.

bigode... esse é o título que eu achei que fosse o mais isento...hehe. Até no LiveLeak eles colocaram "innocent citizen"

Muskogee police identify officer involved in fatal on-duty shooting

Posted: Tuesday, January 20, 2015 12:00 am
By DYLAN GOFORTH World Staff Writer | 0 comments

The Muskogee Police Department officer who shot and killed a man involved in a disturbance there Saturday was cleared last summer in another officer-involved shooting, according to Tulsa World archives.
Chansey McMillin, a Muskogee officer for more than two years, was placed on paid administrative leave after shooting 21-year-old Terence Walker near the 1800 block of North 24th Street, Sgt. Mike Mahan said.
McMillin was cleared in a nonfatal shooting last July after shooting Angel Cerda, who allegedly had attacked a man with a knife and then began stabbing himself. McMillin shot Cerda after the knife-wielding man advanced toward him and two other officers, police said.
Walker was talking to police outside a church Saturday after officers received reports that he had violently threatened a woman inside, Mahan said. Walker, apparently armed with a loaded handgun, fled from that conversation after an officer patting him down felt the gun in his pocket, Mahan said.
Walker was shot by McMillin after dropping something while running, then stopping to pick it up while facing officers who were chasing him, Mahan said.
“We believe he had showed up to murder his ex-girlfriend,” Mahan said of Walker. “He had stated, according to witnesses, that he had a bullet with her name on it.”
McMillin is one of the Muskogee officers wearing lapel cameras recently purchased by the department. Mahan said discussions are ongoing with the Muskogee County District Attorney’s Office and the city attorney on when to release the video.
Mahan said that because Walker was black and McMillin is white, Saturday’s shooting had the potential to flame racial embers in Muskogee, a town of about 40,000 that is 16 percent African-American, according to the most recent Census data. However, church leaders met Sunday to urge patience and unity in the community, and Mahan said Monday’s Martin Luther King Jr. parade had no issues.
“We want to focus on the fact that an event that we have seen tear communities apart across this nation has brought this community together,” Mahan said. “You know, I’ve lived here my whole life, and I’m very proud of how the community has responded to this event. I think we’ve set an example for the nation in how to handle these situations.”

Jaraqui escreveu:
Foi exatamente pensando no possível calor que já de cara o título fosse gerar que eu coloquei esse termo que hoje em dia chamam "politicamente correto".

Senão vejamos: se eu escrevesse "suspeito" já seria crucificado instantaneamente.
Negro? Como normalmente escrevemos branco.... sem comentários. Cadeira elétrica.

bigode... esse é o título que eu achei que fosse o mais isento...hehe. Até no LiveLeak eles colocaram "innocent citizen"