Re: Cops Are The Worst
Posted: Mon June 01, 2020 11:03 pm


wiki wrote:On January 28, 2019, in the Pecan Park area in the East End district of Houston, Houston Police Department (HPD) officers initiated a no-knock raid on a house, killing the two homeowners, a married husband and wife: Dennis Wayne Tuttle and Rhogena Ann Nicholas.They were ages 59 and 58, respectively. Five HPD officers sustained injuries.
St. John Barned-Smith and Keri Blakinger of the Houston Chronicle described the event as "one of the worst [scandals] to hit HPD in years".
The investigation into Goines is ongoing, and it turns out he may have been involved in a George Floyd arrest as well.The officers expected to find illegal drugs at the house, but the informant stated to have been the source of the complaint could not be found, and no drugs were present. Later information showed that one of the officers had lied so he could get a warrant for the no-knock raid. 54-year old Gerald Goines, named in court documents related to the case,was accused of making false statements on the affidavit.
Identical situation that got Breonna Taylor killed, except that in Houston the cops lied on the search warrant, and in the Breonna case they might have merely exagerated/ been mistaken. I don't know how any department allows for no knock raids when these are the readily forseeable outcomes.washing machine wrote:Here's a heartbreaker. Some dots from Houston to Minneapolis that, once connected, form a bold stroke of red ink underlining this thread's title.
https://www.chron.com/news/houston-texa ... 816982.php
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pecan_Park_raid
wiki wrote:On January 28, 2019, in the Pecan Park area in the East End district of Houston, Houston Police Department (HPD) officers initiated a no-knock raid on a house, killing the two homeowners, a married husband and wife: Dennis Wayne Tuttle and Rhogena Ann Nicholas.They were ages 59 and 58, respectively. Five HPD officers sustained injuries.
St. John Barned-Smith and Keri Blakinger of the Houston Chronicle described the event as "one of the worst [scandals] to hit HPD in years".The investigation into Goines is ongoing, and it turns out he may have been involved in a George Floyd arrest as well.The officers expected to find illegal drugs at the house, but the informant stated to have been the source of the complaint could not be found, and no drugs were present. Later information showed that one of the officers had lied so he could get a warrant for the no-knock raid. 54-year old Gerald Goines, named in court documents related to the case,was accused of making false statements on the affidavit.
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I did miss that. Thank you.
wease wrote:I did miss that. Thank you.
I assumed Speeno was referencing the slight stretch in white power symbols being thrown arounddimejinky99 wrote:wease wrote:I did miss that. Thank you.
Apparently I’m fantasising this.
Who knew
Spenno. Spenno knew.
Allegedly
I’m still missing the part where he’s an FBI agent. They check his ID, he’s not the right guy, they uncuff him, and he dresses them down.
Is Santa ok?Mickey wrote:Philly PD reportedly dropped tear gas on a peaceful protest today from a helicopter, which if you know anything about Philly history is uhh not a great look!
Not sure, but Philly Elmo wants everyone to know that the Elmo at the protests was NOT him.Simple Torture wrote:Is Santa ok?Mickey wrote:Philly PD reportedly dropped tear gas on a peaceful protest today from a helicopter, which if you know anything about Philly history is uhh not a great look!
He never said anything that was clear that he was FBI from what I heard. It was assumed he was from the post copy. I’d like to know for certain before I share. Because it’s a good one if he is!macphisto wrote:I’m still missing the part where he’s an FBI agent. They check his ID, he’s not the right guy, they uncuff him, and he dresses them down.
Oy!LetMeSleep wrote:
Can I see your papers, chud?cutuphalfdead wrote:enemy of the people