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Yes

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@CarterthePower With 25 year old players

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@saywhatneedsto Women, he wants validation from women. Particular of a certain hue 🤦🏾‍♂️

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@JohnOSpencer @gijoeguy84 Are those Hiyas?

[Giggling Ganon @GigglingGanon]

Man swings on officer while "back up" fumbles with her taser and basically looks on.

​Officers responded to 18th and Martin after receiving calls about a suspect, who identified himself as London, causing a disturbance and allegedly striking an elderly man. When officers made contact, London—who had just recently been released from jail and was still carrying his discharge paperwork—was immediately non-compliant. He refused to identify himself, ignored repeated commands, and continually tried to walk away.

​Things escalated fast when Officer Forrester moved in to detain him. London assaulted Officer Forrester which created a confrontation on a front lawn.

​While Officer Forrester worked to subdue the suspect, his female partner struggled to provide effective support. Throughout the struggle, she repeatedly tried and failed to get her Taser to function properly, even as Forrester called for assistance.

​At the height of the chaotic grapple, the situation hit peak panic when she suddenly shouted, "He's got my gun!"—a call that instantly ramps up the danger level for any officer in the middle of trying to gain control of a suspect. However, London did not disarm her, and backup officers quickly arrived to help Forrester subdue and handcuff the suspect.

​After London was secured, officers recovered a small bag of suspected methamphetamine from his pocket. He now faces serious charges, including Battery on a Law Enforcement Officer, Resisting Arrest / Obstruction, Possession of a Controlled Substance, and Disorderly Conduct.

​The tense post-arrest exchange between the officers says it all: while his partner tried to explain her equipment issues, Officer Forrester—visibly drained after the conflict—mostly brushed off the conversation, pointedly remarking that his own Taser worked just fine before stepping away to check his radio back in his cruiser.

What level of force would have been needed if that female officer was all alone, I think we all know the answer to that. The real question is, are we creating more scenarios that have to elevate to that level because we are placing people on the street that have zero chance of physically restraining a suspect when needed?

[John Watches Horror @Y2John84]

RoboCop released 39 years ago today.

17 July 1987 🚔

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@Lizzs_Lockeroom Rated X and this episode were Rollo’s best in my opinion.

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@handleitgrips Atlas EOS

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@Nibiru1000 This British Cigarette 🤦🏾‍♂️

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@Lizzs_Lockeroom Thank you, I knew you wouldn’t let me down 😂

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@Lizzs_Lockeroom 👍🏾

[The Sigma Mindset @thesigmamindset]

Bro figured out life... 🔥🔥

[Curtis Scoon @CurtisScoon]

Sinners was nominated for 16 Oscars.

I don’t watch horror movies or movies dealing with the occult.

My guess is this is just an attempt to rally black support to liberal causes. I can already hear all of the politically motivated acceptance speeches to thunderous applause from a bunch of rich white weirdos with adopted black transgender kids.

I really wish black folk weren’t so easily manipulated

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@DesireeAmerica4 Two female Deputies

Similar incident happened in Seattle, interesting 🤔

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@EdAsante77 😏

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@EdAsante77 Not so fast my friend

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@blackmanraged @ClubShayShay Sharpe needs the views for revenue.

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@JeromeFromBham Agreed