Black security guard stops shooter in a bar then gets gunned down by cop(RIP Jemel Roberson)

[Charlie Hustle]

This is heartbreaking and infuriating.

 

[#1 pick]

When you are in the military and you fire your weapon, aren't you held accountable for each round you fire? I was under the impression one can not fire indiscriminately while serving in the armed forces and you would get in trouble for each bullet you fire you can't account for. Thus, the marine, sailor, airman or soldier who would fire a weapon must always weigh the cost before pulling the trigger; there can be no free for all.

What I can't understand is why national police officers are not held to the same standard. There are standards in place for people who are charged to defend the national interests of the country itself. How are those charged with defending the citizens within the country not held to the same standard? How do people who claim to defend troops who are held to this standard excuse local police officers who cannot do the same? The logic seems to be nonexistent.

Because they are race soldiers sis. Nothing more, nothing less

 

[AyBrehHam Linkin]

rip to breh smfh

 

[Neuromancer]

One of the realest endings to a horror movie ever.

inspired Get Out.

 

[Hiphoplives4eva]

Be a black security gaurd concerned with white lives brehs...

The reality is being a security gaurd as a black man is a BAD idea. Race soilders look at black men with guns as enemy numero uno.

Dude should have just dipped as soon as the mass shooter came on the scene.

 

[GodinDaFlesh]

Ridiculous. Black people in law enforcement/security, be safe. Idiots may mistake you for a criminal SMH

 

[ball15life]

Click here to support In Loving Memory of Jemel organized by Katie Fromm-Bogacki

Gofundme for his funeral costs.

 

[Hawaiian Punch]

Unbelievable

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

Wow.

This reminds me of that cop in North Miami who shot the therapist trying to calm down his autistic patient who was playing with a truck in the middle of the street. The therapist, thankfully, lived through that. The officer was charged with attempted manslaughter, but I don't think the case has gone to trial yet, over 2 years later

 

[Knowledge]

As a black man in America I don't see how any of us could truely love this country. What's the NRA excuse this time?

 

[IShotTheSheriff]

the thing is, the cop who killed him won't get in trouble. He'll be suspended, maybe even fired. with pay. Then get another job in the next district over.
Now any other job, even armed forces like the army, if you accidentally killed someone, doesn't matter how or why. you will get some sort of court marshal or manslaughter charge and serve time in prison. And once you get out will be unable to work in that career ever again.

I use army as an example because people like to give Cops a pass and say its a dangerous high stress environment. So? I know people who discharged from the army for showing signs of PTSD. didn't even do anything wrong. Army just said, nah we can't trust you with a weapon anymore

you can't go into any other military branches either


But with Cops its like, being fired is really just getting a paid vacation before being transferred.

I'm using all this.

 

[Devil Plisken…CMS]

RIP Cowboy

 

[@OffHalsted]

 

[Lifejennings]

He had a 9 month old baby.

 

[ORDER_66]

Ridiculous. Black people in law enforcement/security, be safe. Idiots may mistake you for a criminal SMH

They always mistake black folks as criminals... doesnt matter if they are cops or feds... undercover or not... a white cops first instinct is to shoot a black man with a gun...



The Black guy he kicked was a fukking cop subduing a suspect... why he kick him in the first place??? KWIM???