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]https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/11/12/police-echoed-proud-boys-claim-black-lives-matter-members-stabbed-them/6228779002/
After a DC brawl involving proud boys and subjects marching with a blm protest, two members of the proud boys were stabbed.
This lead to accusations that police are overly friendly with the group.
What is the basis for this accusation? That police have done the following: drove members of the proud boys around after the stabbing into attempts to locate the suspects, that a police officer in Portland was seen shaking the hand of a proud boy, that police gave the group an escort through the area of a protest. I will show that these actions are not out of traditional police actions.
The first one-it is not uncommon at all to drive witnesses or victims around to attempt to locate and identify suspects. While it is better for the case to locate the suspect snd transport them to the area of the witness, however, it situations where there may be many suspects or there is a large amount of ground to cover or unsafe conditions in which the victim would be placed in (say, the area of the crime is unsafe) it is not uncommon to take the witness with police as they canvas the area. Debunked.
Second, police seen shaking hands of a proud boy. So what? A police officer getting screamed at by one side and often dodging things thrown at them, someone coming up and supporting the officer is a welcome interaction. I have seen police shaking hands with blm as well. I have had hundreds of people thank me for my service with a handshake over the years, and in fact, had a guy installing appliances in my new house thank me for being a cop upon learning of my precious career. So shaking hands of a supporter is not uncommon. Debunked.
Third, the escort out of protest area. Duh. Getting subjects likely to be involved in fights is not uncommon. Police have escorted kkk and other hated groups out of an area or provided protection for such groups. I have personally escorted snd provided security for the westboro Baptist church when they came to town because of how much they are hated even though I despise them. Debunked.
I appreciate that someone is willing to step up and face off with anqueefa since they are basically a violent and destructive terrorist group. I think they are douchey as hell and I am not a supporter per se, but the enemy of my enemy, while not my friend, are at least not my enemy.
Here are more articles, so it must be true:https://www.thedailybeast.com/the-d...-philadelphia-police-and-far-right-proud-boys
After a DC brawl involving proud boys and subjects marching with a blm protest, two members of the proud boys were stabbed.
This lead to accusations that police are overly friendly with the group.
What is the basis for this accusation? That police have done the following: drove members of the proud boys around after the stabbing into attempts to locate the suspects, that a police officer in Portland was seen shaking the hand of a proud boy, that police gave the group an escort through the area of a protest. I will show that these actions are not out of traditional police actions.
The first one-it is not uncommon at all to drive witnesses or victims around to attempt to locate and identify suspects. While it is better for the case to locate the suspect snd transport them to the area of the witness, however, it situations where there may be many suspects or there is a large amount of ground to cover or unsafe conditions in which the victim would be placed in (say, the area of the crime is unsafe) it is not uncommon to take the witness with police as they canvas the area. Debunked.
Second, police seen shaking hands of a proud boy. So what? A police officer getting screamed at by one side and often dodging things thrown at them, someone coming up and supporting the officer is a welcome interaction. I have seen police shaking hands with blm as well. I have had hundreds of people thank me for my service with a handshake over the years, and in fact, had a guy installing appliances in my new house thank me for being a cop upon learning of my precious career. So shaking hands of a supporter is not uncommon. Debunked.
Third, the escort out of protest area. Duh. Getting subjects likely to be involved in fights is not uncommon. Police have escorted kkk and other hated groups out of an area or provided protection for such groups. I have personally escorted snd provided security for the westboro Baptist church when they came to town because of how much they are hated even though I despise them. Debunked.
I appreciate that someone is willing to step up and face off with anqueefa since they are basically a violent and destructive terrorist group. I think they are douchey as hell and I am not a supporter per se, but the enemy of my enemy, while not my friend, are at least not my enemy.
Here are more articles, so it must be true:https://www.thedailybeast.com/the-d...-philadelphia-police-and-far-right-proud-boys
