🚨NEWLY RELEASED: White New York Police Officer Violently Beats A Black Man Inside His Own Home.
Body camera footage provides insights into an incident involving an #NYPD officer, who was indicted today for assaulting Jerome Collins, an African American man, in his own home. The incident began when officers responded to a call about an immunocompromised, autistic child. Collins, the mother's boyfriend, answered the door and asked the officers to wear masks, which they declined. The situation escalated, resulting in the officer striking Collins multiple times.
Jerome Collins expressed his disbelief, stating, "I reached out for help. They were supposed to protect and serve, but instead, I felt like I was treated like a criminal on my own doorstep."
Adding to the controversy, Collins was later charged with 'obstructing governmental administration and resisting arrest'. However, these charges were not pursued by prosecutors. The officer in question now faces misdemeanor assault charges.
This incident raises critical questions about the conduct and responsibilities of police officers, especially in situations unrelated to criminal activity.
@MrAndyNgo has failed to cover this story because it doesn’t make the black man look like suspect or the aggressor.
I feel like we really don’t post enough about police brutality. The police—the blue—are basically the only ones who terrorize Black people, and they might even be more violent than them.
@flaywhitegirls@GerryConbyn@ghostdnachad It is because you didn’t deny it, and even the word “nignat” itself is a copy of “wignat.” I’m willing to bet one of us made that word too.
@flaywhitegirls@GerryConbyn@ghostdnachad I didn’t steal anyone’s name, lol. Pan-Africanism itself is basically a copy of white nationalism. ‘DCB,’ ‘TCD,’ and all the other things you guys post are stuff we invented first. https://t.co/5HxFqOb9pm
🚨 A barber was asleep on his couch when a SWAT team blew his door off its hinges, launched it across the room, and arrested him — all over an allegation of selling $100 of cocaine to a confidential informant.