Tuesday, November 03, 2015

Interesting Study

By the left-wing Washington Post no less (but follow this link to the much safer Daily Caller):
  • A new Washington Post analysis shows that in almost all fatal police shootings, police are totally justified. The report analyzed 800 fatal police shootings.

    “But only a small number of the shootings — roughly 5 percent — occurred under the kind of circumstances that raise doubt and draw public outcry, according to an analysis by The Washington Post. The vast majority of individuals shot and killed by police officers were… armed with guns and killed after attacking police officers or civilians or making other direct threats.”

    Only 5 percent raise doubt and concern, which does not mean the officers did anything wrong. Of those that raise doubt, police are almost never found guilty of any wrongdoing. Critics will say it’s because the system gives them special treatment, but it is still a telling data point.

    In 74 percent of fatal police shootings, police pulled the trigger only after the other person fired, brandished their gun, or attacked someone, the Post analysis points out.
Could police be better? Sure. Better training, more practice always makes a better officer. 95% isn't perfection, but what human endeavor is ever perfect? And that 5% isn't exclusively black people (or folks) getting shot.

95% certainly gives lie to the vast majority of #blm people, Sharpton, Louis, Jesse, Tarantino and all the race-baiters claiming the police are being oppressive and out-of-control. The facts don't support any of it.

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22 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Facts are nice, perception and emotion rule. The police have lost the perception and emotion war. Their propaganda is poor to absent. The left isn't interested in facts and the left doesn't like law enforcement.

11/03/2015 01:27:00 AM  
Anonymous 11th Dist King said...

Yawn. can I have an event number please. Event numbers matter.

11/03/2015 01:35:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Let's see if any local media picks up this story.
OT - Andy Shaw is at it again. Monday's sun slimes has Andy calling foul on the new Chief of Detectives appointed by McStreetlight.
Now the local media will probably run with that one.

11/03/2015 02:43:00 AM  
Blogger The Keesing Bandit said...

Since when did the race baiters worry about facts?

11/03/2015 05:51:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

The fact is that the requisite intent to commit murder is not present, so charges rightfully (in most cases) are not lodged. Not one of those officers came to work that day with the intent of murdering someone. There is no special treatment as some would like to believe, just a failure to face facts that the offenders caused their own demise.

11/03/2015 06:46:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

While it may be legal, the fact is police are too quick to resort to gunfire, instead to exploring alternative means to dispute resolution. This could include temporary retreat on the part of individual policemen.

11/03/2015 07:27:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

The facts don't support any of it.

Since when do facts ever play into what a liberal spews from their mouth?

11/03/2015 07:38:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Don't leave out Jamie Foxx and What's in Your Wallet® / We all Don't Look a Like® Samuel L. Jackson. Big time haters and Tarantino co-stars.

11/03/2015 07:39:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

You can't argue or talk sense to these people.the smartest dummies you ll ever meet

11/03/2015 07:44:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

#FDM.

Facts don't matter.

11/03/2015 09:07:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Anonymous Anonymous said...

While it may be legal, the fact is police are too quick to resort to gunfire, instead to exploring alternative means to dispute resolution. This could include temporary retreat on the part of individual policemen.

11/03/2015 07:27:00 AM
Great idea, now that's "change we can believe in!" So using that theory, we get a call say man shot, your call you notice your fuel is low you get fuel first, you just noticed your seat in your squad is dirty back to station to clean it (Don't want to respond and run out of fuel, or have dirty seat), done respond heres your paper, the offender is gone precluding any shooting by police. thanks nice idea take it to the mayor make it policy!

11/03/2015 01:13:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

(OT) Another study why are clouted Captains who assault woman so stupid,after they retire? Because they are stupid but clouted when they were employed!

A former Chicago police captain fired two decades ago for sexually harassing female officers under his command is facing charges of impersonating a government official outside the federal courthouse in downtown Chicago last month.

John Manley, 72, was ticketed on two misdemeanor counts after the Oct. 15 incident near the Dirksen U.S. Courthouse at 219 S. Dearborn St., court records show.

Reached by phone Tuesday, Manley acknowledged that he'd parked his car illegally to go to a meeting that ran long and made a bad choice to try to get out of the violation.

"I was an idiot, to be perfectly honest with you," Manley said. "It wasn't the crime of the century. ... This was just a silly, stupid thing that I did, and I'm going to have to pay the government some money."

Manley had parked his blue Dodge in the media parking area just south of the courthouse and left the vehicle unattended for more than two hours with police-style lights flashing in the rear window, records show.

Confronted by security officers when he returned to the car, Manley claimed he was a "special agent" with the U.S. Maritime Service responsible for seizing boats on the Great Lakes, according to court records. He produced a gold badge that turned out to be a fake, prompting U.S. marshals to take him into the courthouse for questioning.

Manley told authorities in an interview that he actually worked for "a two-star general in Washington, D.C.," but declined to provide contact information for him, court records show.

Records show Manley was fired from his position as a North Side police captain in 1995 after a lurid trial in which several subordinate officers testified that he frequently used sexually explicit language to harass female officers, solicited them for sexual favors and crudely joked about sex while presiding at change-of-shift roll calls.

jmeisner@tribpub.com

11/03/2015 01:24:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Anonymous Anonymous said...
While it may be legal, the fact is police are too quick to resort to gunfire, instead to exploring alternative means to dispute resolution. This could include temporary retreat on the part of individual policemen.
11/03/2015 07:27:00 AM

It is not only legal, but sometimes a necessary response. Police are justified in using the amount of force necessary to effect arrest or defend their lives or the lives of others. When met with deadly force, they are justified in using deadly force. They are not required to retreat in the face of resistance. It is also, in Illinois and many other states, unlawful to resist arrest even if the arrest is later deemed to be an unlawful arrest. These are facts, backed by statute and case law. Contrary to what some would have you believe, there is no "shoot first, ask questions later" stance taken by police. Do some research or try living in an officer's shoes before you spout your touchy-feely crap.

11/03/2015 03:23:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Wow! And a beautiful 20 year old model from Evanston killed/murdered in chiraq!

http://www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/evanston/news/ct-model-contest-winner-killed-in-chicago-met-20151103-story.html

Like when Jennifer Hudson made it big, her family was savagely murdered in Englewood, now a 9 year old kid last night "targeted" and murdered! Now this beautiful girl, finally getting an opportunity to leave the "killing fields" gunned down! I worked in Englewood in the middle 80's nothing has really changed, nope sorry policing has changed! years ago you pulled up on these thugs they left, the old SOS units 5-0 was screamed out by the thugs they were feared, say what you want about the "scandal" propaganda (no bosses arrested/convicted), but they if you were on a call and they pulled up, they offered something many street coppers severely lack today "testicular fortitude!" This is not done by the officers we have become "fetal" right rahm, but then again no camera phones wait no phones, so the "youtube" affect had not been born! Just want to say may God bless the CPD, and officers everywhere doing an extremely tough job under circumstances that would drive most from taking this job!!

11/03/2015 06:23:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Anonymous Anonymous said...
While it may be legal, the fact is police are too quick to resort to gunfire, instead to exploring alternative means to dispute resolution. This could include temporary retreat on the part of individual policemen.

11/03/2015 07:27:00 AM

This was a joke, right? Right..?

11/03/2015 08:13:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Why did you give Phather Mike a pass? /S

11/03/2015 10:13:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

(OT) for all you aggressive officers read this! This detective is now 73 years old back in court imagine the stress!


Retired detective defends controversial interrogation in '90s case

More than two decades after his testimony helped send a South Side teenager to prison for murder, retired Chicago police Detective Michael Kill was back on a witness stand Tuesday, defending everything from his investigation techniques to his admitted use of the N-word.

Kill's long-awaited testimony comes as part of an ongoing hearing before Cook County Circuit Judge William Hooks, who is considering whether to overturn Anthony Jakes' 1993 conviction, a step that could lead to a certificate of innocence and a lucrative wrongful conviction lawsuit down the road.

In three hours on the witness stand, Kill, a salty old-school cop who worked for a time under disgraced Cmdr. Jon Burge, didn't back down under repeated questioning by Jakes' attorney, who has alleged Kill beat and coerced a then-15-year-old Jakes into confessing he'd participated in the 1991 murder outside a sandwich shop near his Back of the Yards home.

Asked point-blank whether he had ever used the N-word, Kill, who is white, testified he'd grown up in a mixed-race South Side "project" and used the word to "communicate with people who were talking that way" to him. He also said he spent the majority of his police career working African-American communities where the term's use was common.

"It does not shock my sensibilities to hear it," said Kill, now 73, leaning forward on the witness stand with a scowl on his face.

The Tribune detailed Jakes' story as well as Kill's controversial history in a front-page report in September. While Kill has remained largely under the radar in media reports on the Burge police torture scandal, court records show he's been accused of abusing suspects in at least 19 investigations, including the alleged electroshock torture of Ronald Kitchen in an infamous quintuple homicide investigation in 1988.

You can read the rest on Tribunes website crazy all the years back in court on your own time!" Made all this overtime baby getting bad guys put away" not worth it!


11/03/2015 10:47:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

"This was a joke, right? Right..?"

11/03/2015 08:13:00 PM

Just the troll that resides here. Ignore.

11/04/2015 01:29:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

This editorial from Investor's Business Daily says it all:

http://news.investors.com/ibd-editorials/110215-778747-wapo-belatedly-exonerates-cops-majority-police-shootings-justified.htm

11/04/2015 08:05:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Anonymous Anonymous said...
While it may be legal, the fact is police are too quick to resort to gunfire, instead to exploring alternative means to dispute resolution. This could include temporary retreat on the part of individual policemen.

11/03/2015 07:27:00 AM

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Oh, the HUMANITY!!! I'm going to pass out!

11/04/2015 12:56:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

It's all starting to become clear! It starts with the president bad mouthing the Police, than all the different paid protest organizations start popping up and the liberal media pickes up on all the bad Police stories. You than have different biased studies and the Police everywhere become the problem. Now your president wants to release every convict from their totally unjustified prison stays and give them a government job. Have to wonder what is next?

11/05/2015 08:50:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Still, we have the highest rate of killing cops. We kill ourselves, eat the gun, whatever, more than fives times as much as bad guys kill us.

11/07/2015 10:13:00 PM  

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