Fuck the SFPD!
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Those who've rode public transportation in HP from the time they built that weak ass "T" train line know that fare inspectors dont get assigned to the trains like they do in any other neighborhood in SF. We get police riding out shit every fuckin day in groups of 2-4, checkin muthafuckas while "asking" to see proof of payment. Again ONLY in HP is this happening, not west portal/sunset/downtown or any other busy ass parts of the city.
my young nigga was just riding down the street for a couple stops, and had it on him of course... police some askin for transfers and shit to show that he paid... he didnt have it. so he just trys to get off the train (fare inspectors or bus drivers are supposed to just make u get off the bus/train) but since its the police and he didnt have ID... they legally allowed to search you and run your name.
blood got off the train and started running out of fear of being caught with the thang of course. trys to throw it, and yall see the rest. thats IT. thats what happened fuck what the news or worldstar has to say. thats what happened.
19yrs old, rip to the young god.
my young nigga was just riding down the street for a couple stops, and had it on him of course... police some askin for transfers and shit to show that he paid... he didnt have it. so he just trys to get off the train (fare inspectors or bus drivers are supposed to just make u get off the bus/train) but since its the police and he didnt have ID... they legally allowed to search you and run your name.
blood got off the train and started running out of fear of being caught with the thang of course. trys to throw it, and yall see the rest. thats IT. thats what happened fuck what the news or worldstar has to say. thats what happened.
19yrs old, rip to the young god.
Those who've rode public transportation in HP from the time they built that weak ass "T" train line know that fare inspectors dont get assigned to the trains like they do in any other neighborhood in SF. We get police riding out shit every fuckin day in groups of 2-4, checkin muthafuckas while "asking" to see proof of payment. Again ONLY in HP is this happening, not west portal/sunset/downtown or any other busy ass parts of the city.
my young nigga was just riding down the street for a couple stops, and had it on him of course... police some askin for transfers and shit to show that he paid... he didnt have it. so he just trys to get off the train (fare inspectors or bus drivers are supposed to just make u get off the bus/train) but since its the police and he didnt have ID... they legally allowed to search you and run your name.
blood got off the train and started running out of fear of being caught with the thang of course. trys to throw it, and yall see the rest. thats IT. thats what happened fuck what the news or worldstar has to say. thats what happened.
19yrs old, rip to the young god.
my young nigga was just riding down the street for a couple stops, and had it on him of course... police some askin for transfers and shit to show that he paid... he didnt have it. so he just trys to get off the train (fare inspectors or bus drivers are supposed to just make u get off the bus/train) but since its the police and he didnt have ID... they legally allowed to search you and run your name.
blood got off the train and started running out of fear of being caught with the thang of course. trys to throw it, and yall see the rest. thats IT. thats what happened fuck what the news or worldstar has to say. thats what happened.
19yrs old, rip to the young god.
RIP to him...but the video doesnt show much...just another video...ive been hearing he had a pistol and someone ran off with it....but its all hearsay.....funny how the cops in the vid were strapped with the big guns for crowd control...either way i dont know the full story and probably never will...
what i dont understand is if dude is such a treat, why is there police with there back turned to a "supposed" armed suspect...and if those cops werent too concerned with their safety then how come 5 other cops just sat around with guns pointed...they should have searched him, determined if he was still a threat, then if not, they should have gave him immediate medical attention
these fuckin pigs were lookin for someone to shoot and send a message...
FUCK THE POLICE
these fuckin pigs were lookin for someone to shoot and send a message...
FUCK THE POLICE
http://www.sfexaminer.com/local/cri...e-chief-discusses-fatal-shooting-bayview-cops
San Francisco police chief discusses fatal shooting by Bayview cops
By: Ari Burack | Examiner Staff Writer | 07/17/11 12:52 PM
San Francisco police cordoned off the scene of a shooting Saturday evening in the Bayview neighborhood, where a man was shot by police after allegedly evading officers following a Muni fare inspection. Police said the man fired first at two officers. (Examiner file photo)
A likely parolee from out of state was fatally shot by Bayview police officers Saturday afternoon after firing a gun at them while fleeing detainment for evading a Muni fare, police Chief Greg Suhr said Sunday.
The 19-year-old man -- who has not yet been publicly identified by police or the medical examiner’s office -- was detained by two officers at about 4:45 p.m. on the Muni platform at Third Street and Oakdale Avenue.
“They were initiating the contact when he ran,” Suhr said.
Suhr said the two officers chased him through a “crowded” Mendell Plaza nearby.
“He fired at the officers as he was running,” Suhr said. He said the man was believed to have gotten off more than one shot.
Suhr said both officers returned fire. He said he was unsure how many times the suspect was struck.
Witnesses said about seven shots were fired and the man was hit in the neck.
The man collapsed in a nearby driveway. He was pronounced dead at San Francisco General Hospital at about 7 p.m., according to police. Neither officer was injured.
“We recovered what we believe to be the gun [used by the suspect], through informants, at about 10:30 p.m. last night,” Suhr said.
According to Suhr, witnesses at the scene told police they saw a man pick up the suspect’s gun, and along with two other men, run off. Police are also looking at video taken by a bystander that may show the gun being taken. Suhr said he had not yet seen the video.
“We are so appreciative to the Bayview community members that came forward,” said Suhr, the former Bayview police captain before being named chief earlier this year. “I couldn’t be happier with our relationship with the Bayview community, and how they helped us with this investigation.”
Suhr said police were still trying to confirm the suspect’s parolee status, “but that’s what we believe.” He said the man was from out of state and not known to the officers who stopped him.
“I imagine the reason that he ran was that he has a .45-caliber [firearm] on his person, whether he was on parole or not,” he added.
The officers involved in Saturday’s shooting, both male, include “a senior officer who walks the Bayview foot beat regularly” and a laterally hired officer “with more than a few years” experience, Suhr said.
They were part of a recent increased enforcement operation along the Third Street corridor because of recent gun violence in the area.
“This is the exact kind of thing that they’re out there to intervene,” Suhr said. “This guy wasn’t out there with a gun for no reason.”
Both officers have been placed on standard administrative leave during an investigation by police Internal Affairs, the District Attorney’s Office, the Office of Citizen Complaints and the homicide detail.
This is the second fatal shooting by police officers in The City in two weeks. On July 3, BART police shot and killed 45-year-old Charles Hill on the downtown Civic Center platform. BART police have said Hill, apparently drunk, came at the officers with a broken bottle and was also armed with at least one knife.
That and other recent fatal shootings by police, including that of an unarmed Oscar Grant III by former BART police Officer Johannes Mehserle in Oakland in 2009, have led to anger and protests by some in the community.
Recent protests after Hill’s killing shut down BART service briefly and caused significant commute delays. Protests again erupted early Sunday in the Mission district, while video taken at the scene of Saturday’s shooting showed some Bayview residents expressing fury at police.
Suhr said that response was not characteristic of the relationship between police and most members of the community.
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“Those were the same people standing there when three people ran off with the [suspect’s] gun and didn’t say anything,” he said. “The real Bayview community stepped up on this.”
Suhr is planning a public meeting in the Bayview, likely this week, to discuss the incident.
San Francisco police chief discusses fatal shooting by Bayview cops
By: Ari Burack | Examiner Staff Writer | 07/17/11 12:52 PM
San Francisco police cordoned off the scene of a shooting Saturday evening in the Bayview neighborhood, where a man was shot by police after allegedly evading officers following a Muni fare inspection. Police said the man fired first at two officers. (Examiner file photo)
A likely parolee from out of state was fatally shot by Bayview police officers Saturday afternoon after firing a gun at them while fleeing detainment for evading a Muni fare, police Chief Greg Suhr said Sunday.
The 19-year-old man -- who has not yet been publicly identified by police or the medical examiner’s office -- was detained by two officers at about 4:45 p.m. on the Muni platform at Third Street and Oakdale Avenue.
“They were initiating the contact when he ran,” Suhr said.
Suhr said the two officers chased him through a “crowded” Mendell Plaza nearby.
“He fired at the officers as he was running,” Suhr said. He said the man was believed to have gotten off more than one shot.
Suhr said both officers returned fire. He said he was unsure how many times the suspect was struck.
Witnesses said about seven shots were fired and the man was hit in the neck.
The man collapsed in a nearby driveway. He was pronounced dead at San Francisco General Hospital at about 7 p.m., according to police. Neither officer was injured.
“We recovered what we believe to be the gun [used by the suspect], through informants, at about 10:30 p.m. last night,” Suhr said.
According to Suhr, witnesses at the scene told police they saw a man pick up the suspect’s gun, and along with two other men, run off. Police are also looking at video taken by a bystander that may show the gun being taken. Suhr said he had not yet seen the video.
“We are so appreciative to the Bayview community members that came forward,” said Suhr, the former Bayview police captain before being named chief earlier this year. “I couldn’t be happier with our relationship with the Bayview community, and how they helped us with this investigation.”
Suhr said police were still trying to confirm the suspect’s parolee status, “but that’s what we believe.” He said the man was from out of state and not known to the officers who stopped him.
“I imagine the reason that he ran was that he has a .45-caliber [firearm] on his person, whether he was on parole or not,” he added.
The officers involved in Saturday’s shooting, both male, include “a senior officer who walks the Bayview foot beat regularly” and a laterally hired officer “with more than a few years” experience, Suhr said.
They were part of a recent increased enforcement operation along the Third Street corridor because of recent gun violence in the area.
“This is the exact kind of thing that they’re out there to intervene,” Suhr said. “This guy wasn’t out there with a gun for no reason.”
Both officers have been placed on standard administrative leave during an investigation by police Internal Affairs, the District Attorney’s Office, the Office of Citizen Complaints and the homicide detail.
This is the second fatal shooting by police officers in The City in two weeks. On July 3, BART police shot and killed 45-year-old Charles Hill on the downtown Civic Center platform. BART police have said Hill, apparently drunk, came at the officers with a broken bottle and was also armed with at least one knife.
That and other recent fatal shootings by police, including that of an unarmed Oscar Grant III by former BART police Officer Johannes Mehserle in Oakland in 2009, have led to anger and protests by some in the community.
Recent protests after Hill’s killing shut down BART service briefly and caused significant commute delays. Protests again erupted early Sunday in the Mission district, while video taken at the scene of Saturday’s shooting showed some Bayview residents expressing fury at police.
Suhr said that response was not characteristic of the relationship between police and most members of the community.
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07/16/11 5:17 PM
A 19-year-old man who was shot by police Saturday afternoon in the Bayview has died. The suspect, who was shot by two officers after allegedly turning and firing at the cops, was running from police after failing to provide a valid Muni fare died. A spokeswoman for Supervisor Malia Cohen, who represents the Bayview district, said she received confirmation from San Francisco General Hospital that the suspect died. Police said the man died at 7:01 p.m. Read More
“Those were the same people standing there when three people ran off with the [suspect’s] gun and didn’t say anything,” he said. “The real Bayview community stepped up on this.”
Suhr is planning a public meeting in the Bayview, likely this week, to discuss the incident.
Fuck the SFPD? The guy who they shot (RIP) SHOT AT THEM FIRST!
There would be an UN PROP button being clicked if we had 1.
There would be an UN PROP button being clicked if we had 1.
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agree to an extent..
if this guy would have killed an officer, what would be our feeling then? remember some year or so back when that dude in the town started dumping on cops with a kater?
i mean shit, RIP the life lost but what is it, FUCK THE POLICE or not? thats all we hear in rap, so should it be this way? or should it be "hey, i never had a run in with the police so i reserve the right to hold judgement" or is it "hey, i never had a run in with the police so i say fuck the police on some water cooler lets hop on the NWA bandwagon 20 something years late"..
again, classifying a whole group of people based upon the actions of a few is a huge sign if ignorance..
but please, dont get me wrong, i am not backing the badge at all, never have and never will..wont speak, wont dial, wont nothing that concerns them and that how i like to keep it.
FUCK NO. i remember being told never to believe a cop since i was knee high to a grasshopper..didnt realize it was true until i was like 14..
they will say ANYTHING to get you to admit guilt or point a finger..in the case it happens, better off admitting guilt and pray the justice system either works or doesnt depending on your case..
if this guy would have killed an officer, what would be our feeling then? remember some year or so back when that dude in the town started dumping on cops with a kater?
i mean shit, RIP the life lost but what is it, FUCK THE POLICE or not? thats all we hear in rap, so should it be this way? or should it be "hey, i never had a run in with the police so i reserve the right to hold judgement" or is it "hey, i never had a run in with the police so i say fuck the police on some water cooler lets hop on the NWA bandwagon 20 something years late"..
again, classifying a whole group of people based upon the actions of a few is a huge sign if ignorance..
but please, dont get me wrong, i am not backing the badge at all, never have and never will..wont speak, wont dial, wont nothing that concerns them and that how i like to keep it.
FUCK NO. i remember being told never to believe a cop since i was knee high to a grasshopper..didnt realize it was true until i was like 14..
they will say ANYTHING to get you to admit guilt or point a finger..in the case it happens, better off admitting guilt and pray the justice system either works or doesnt depending on your case..