WATCH: Graphic Video Released by CMPD of #KeithScott Shooting. The link has the dashcam video, we couldn’t find it on YouTube yet. Below is the bodycam video. Then some other videos and a police evidence photo. Watch them and see what you think.
Below is a video based on the video his wife took, alleging to show no gun, then a gun, then no gun, then another gun. You be the judge.
Below is Mark Dice’s take on the no gun, gun thing. Makes more sense.
Below is a police evidence photo showing his blunt, gun and ankle holster.
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Just as long as they aren't black cops, because black cops aren't black, they're just racist white people pretending to be black.
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It's OK, because black people are allowed to kill each other, but cops are racist for protecting others and defending themselves.
Considering how AP said that the cop who shot him was white, and then CNN said he was unarmed, I'm betting he had a gun in his hand and refused to drop it.
More distractions to help Hitlery?
I don't see squat. It's like watching Matt Damon in a Bourne movie (shaky camera). By the time it shows Scott, he's already on the ground and bleeding.
Made me wonder how edited this is.
Seems like one of the officers' body cameras should have decent video. All it takes is one image of the gun and this is all over. What's the problem? In a minute, I'm gonna stop siding with the cops and start growing conspiracy theories of my own.
Okay, the Charlotte police department answered my question. They are currently "rolling out" body cameras to all officers, but the officer who shot Scott happens to be one who doesn't have a camera yet. So the guy whose camera would show the most didn't have one. Oh well. Just bad luck. My city is going through the same thing. They can't afford to equip and train every officer at once. Personally, given the record and character of the guy who did the shooting (stellar), and the testimony of the officers present that Scott had a gun, I'm satisfied that it was a justifiable shooting. Furthermore, I don't see where the other side of the debate has a leg to stand on.