Black Borg Memphis Cops Enslave and Beat Defenseless Black Man to Death on Behalf of Their White Liberal Masters. Video Leads to Charges but Authority, the Cop Right to Attack People Isn't Reformable
From [HERE] Authorities released video footage of the Jan. 7 police incident with Tyre Nichols that led to his death.
Mr. Nichols, a Black 29-year-old Black man, died in a Memphis hospital Jan. 10, three days after officers pulled over his car, according to local police and Benjamin Crump, a lawyer for his family. His family said Mr. Nichols was fatally beaten beyond recognition. The FedEx worker left behind a 4-year-old child.
Five Memphis police officers were fired and later charged with second-degree murder.
Memphis Police Chief Cerelyn Davis called the incident "heinous, reckless, and inhumane," in a statement released Wednesday.
Memphis is a city dominated by white liberals.
IF 8 COPS WERE INVOLVED WHERE IS THE REST OF THE BODYCAM FOOTAGE?
Black police officers help to disguise and maintain the system of racism white supremacy. As with Black judges, prosecutors and defense attorneys, the presence of Black cops is intended only to create the appearance of justice in a system of injustice. Black cops exist primarily to arrest, surveil and control Black people and provide a veneer of civility, inclusion, protection and service in a free range prison. They are mentacidal rolebots, SNAGS (Snitch Ass Negroes Aiding Government) and Human Resources who are traitors to Black people who are plugged into Uncle Brother’s operating system. Any benefit or service provided to Black people is incidental, random and accidental in a system of injustice.
Although do-gooders often claim diverse police forces are a cure for reform and police brutality, Black cops brutalize and harm Black people at a rate nearly equal to white cops. Yale legal historian James Foreman explains that Black people have been calling for the hiring of Black police officers since the 1860’s. Scholar Alex Vitale states, “Reformers often call for recruiting more officers of color in the hopes that they will treat communities with greater dignity, respect, and fairness. Unfortunately, there is little evidence to back up this hope. Even the most diverse forces have major problems with racial profiling and bias, and individual black and Latino officers appear to perform very much like their white counterparts.” He states, “there is now a large body of evidence measuring whether the race of the individual officers affects their use of force. Most studies show no effect. More distressingly, a few indicate that black officers are more likely to use force or make arrests, especially of Black civilians.” [MORE]