There is no more info. The encounter happened because the cop deemed the car “suspicious”. Code for “there’s a black man, let me do my job as a race soldier”
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Why were the cops there. That's the question. You can't answer it neither can I.There is no more info. The encounter happened because the cop deemed the car “suspicious”. Code for “there’s a black man, let me do my job as a race soldier”
He wasn't under arrest
Police are allowed to ask questions and investigate if they feel the need to...
He detained him when he put his hands on him and refused to let him leave.
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Cop was probably out to start some shyt and caught the vapors... No one called him, no one said shyt,he started shyt and couldn't even explain WHY he zeroes dire tly on the dude minding his fukking business... Without his badge this would be a stand ya ground law... 
fukk it... Cops ain't getting no love here I. This situation... But the man was black to them that's always suspicious and a threat no matter what... White man can be a serial killer cop will walk right past him..
fukk it... Cops ain't getting no love here I. This situation... But the man was black to them that's always suspicious and a threat no matter what... White man can be a serial killer cop will walk right past him..
He was on patrol. They literally just drive around looking for shyt to get into.
No. The question of why the police were there. The detainment happened after they arrived. Why they even pulled into the area will determine the legality of the whole encounter
Source?
Fam you know how police work. They either respond to calls or ride around looking for shyt create on patrol. Why waste time looking for proof of the obvious breh?
Edit: Here’s why News 6 is now showing the entire video of a Daytona Beach officer being shot
Says the cop was on “proactive patrol”.
If the cop is responding to a call the detainmrnt is legal.
If the cop just randomly pulled up on dude the detainment has no merit
There has to be suspicion of that person in particular committing a crime that officer or the caller witnesses. Not just a “he looks suspicious” and start snatching people up at random. An actual crime. Being in a car in a parking lot of an apt building isn’t suspicious or a crime. In any case, there wasn’t a call, like I said, cop was just cruising around looking for fukk shyt to do. Pulls into a parking lot of an apt building with several cares and decides that of the several cars, the one with the black man in it is suspicious and tries to detain him. He just randomly pulled up on dude.If the cop is responding to a call the detainmrnt is legal.
If the cop just randomly pulled up on dude the detainment has no merit
This is incorrect.
A call of somebody with a gun in the parking lot could lead to anybody in the parking lot being detained.
A call of somebody with a gun at the apartments could lead to somebody in the parking lot being detained.
A call of a burglary could lead to the same. A call of assault the same.
You don't really understand your rights.
if that was the case they would have said that immediately. Silence on the matter shows it is not in the cops favor.
Chitwood said the officer was patrolling Kingston Avenue in response to complaints from residents.
Sheriff: Othal Wallace, accused of shooting Daytona officer, was ready to shoot any cop
He's black man and hasn't done shyt wrong, yet this cop pulls up on him with blinding lights and starts grabbing on him while calling codes over the radio when brehs asking what's going on.No warrants, no crime committed. But no normal person just ups and shoots at law enforcement. There's more to this story.
I'm gonna give him the benefit of the doubt and call it self defense. That's enough aggression from the cop for breh to reasonably assume his life was in danger. I know I'd be thinking the worst if I was in that position.
In order to get off on self defense, you don't have to prove that you were at risk of bodily harm, you just have to prove that it was reasonable to believe you were at risk. If the Justice system wasn't so biased, this wouldn't be that hard to defend in court but this is America so dude is fukked.
A call of someone with a gun and no description of any kind does not allow you to be detained without reasonable suspicion that you in particular among any number of people are the suspect if they didn’t see you with a gun, or were reported with a gun, or fit the description of the person with the gun.
Likewise. Pulling into a parking lot and seeing several cars in said parking lot but arbitrarily deciding that “this” car looks suspicious when there’s no report of a crime or any suspicious behavior is unlawful.
I know enough of my rights to be in a car that was stopped with a gun in it to not get charged with that bytch. That’s good enough for me. Anything more I’d need, I’d have a lawyer for. That’s their profession, not mine.
This is all pointless anyway breh, there was no call of a crime or suspicion of a crime being committed. He randomly pulled up on dude.