Nypd Cops Not Guilty

[basher52]

unfortuntely, when all is said and done, these officers wil be relegated to desk duty (no guns) by Kelly. He did it with the remaining Dialo cops. The officers involved all have some time on the job, so I doubt they will be fired after the trial room, their boss is another story. If and when Kelly leaves and depending on the political climate, the union will seek reinstatement to full duty. Its all about the timing.

[Norm357]

I would have shot Bell 64 times.

That's just how I roll.

[Hockey9019]

I love how the local news shared the story.


Three NYC cops, that shot an unarmed, innocent black man, on his own wedding day, found not guilty.

:confused:

[Joeyd6]

I would have shot Bell 64 times.

That's just how I roll.

LMAO!

[Whitebear]

tell me if you need amos... ill give you more lol

[nypd7748]

From the Thee Rant:

© SecondGenBLUE (SGB)- Thee Rant

To Whom This May Concern,

Your coverage of the Sean Bell incident from beginning to end has been absolutely horrible, irresponsible and criminal. Not only have you chosen to selectively cover bits and pieces in the case, but you have also fanned the flames of racial tensions that are undeniably alive in the City, partially created by your irresponsible and sensational reporting.

Sean Bell and his friends were not saints as you make them out to be. They were the scourge of the City. Responsible for countless deaths, violence, and needless addictions against their own people. Their night on the town was not an innocent get together of friends to reminisce on the old times before he made his final commitment to his long time girlfriend. This particular night out was a continuation of his past nights out of fights, drug use, and talk of gunplay. You conveniently forget to mention the past convictions of gun possession, controlled substance sales and the fact that Trent Benefield couldn't even stay out of trouble after this incident, beating his pregnant girlfriend bloody last year.

On the other hand, you choose to make villains out of 3 men who have sworn to protect the City and did so without incident or loss to life until that fateful night. You choose to ignore the fact that none of the Cops involved in the shooting were white, including Det. Oliver who is of Lebanese decent, creating innuendo's that because his appearance is white, he's is so in fact white and that racism was in play.

Sean Bell was not unarmed that night. He was armed and he used his weapon of choice, a 3200lb Nissan Altima that he struck down a Police Officer with and hit an unmarked Police Van twice. This criminal was not a stranger to the criminal justice system and I have no doubt in my mind that he had his gut feeling that they were Cops that he was about to run over, just as we had a gut feeling that he was up to no good.

This was not a tragedy. You can sugarcoat this all you want, but Sean Bells lifestyle, his choices in life, and his choices that night sealed his fate. This is not a tragedy nor is this a unique story. If you choose to live a life of crime, most likely you will die a violent death. The only tragedy here is what 3 detectives had to go through for politcal reaons and yet another african american child is without a father due to his choices in life. This is the true tragedy.

As far as the prosecution is concerned, you can try and blame them all you want. The prosecution was poor because there was no case to begin with. You had 3 men politically indicted without regard of the Penal Law in which they clearly did not violate. You had witnesses on the stand that changed their story 3, 4 , and 5 times. You had witness that told stories that contained physical impossibilities. You had witnesses that would do anything it takes to take a cop down with them. You had witnesses that had been paid off by Al Sharpton or given back door deals on pending cases by the DA's office to "cooperate" and testify. You also had witnesses on the stand that got testy and showed their propensity for violent outbursts, even in protected environment such as a Court Room. No, the Judge did not have a hard time reflecting on this case and coming down with a verdict. That's because there was no case.

So if I can build a time machine and tell my brothers what will happen if they decide to take focus of their case and try to save a possible homicide from happening in front of their eyes, what would the headlines say the next day? I'll tell you:

"Past criminal kills family of 4 in drunken accident after Cops ignore man going to his car in a drunken stuper, focusing on sting operation instead"

or

"Cops sitting inside club, doing sting operation, ignore talk of gunplay as violence erupts outside , 3 dead, 1 wounded....Where were the Police?"

Either way in the eyes of the media, we cannot win. Maybe you should look in the mirror and you will see part of the recruitment and retention problem the NYPD has. Next time you are the victim of a crime, why don't you call Guzman or Benefield for help because according to you, they are the Heros and we are the Villains.

If there happens to be violence, besides the ones perpetrating the violence, I will personally hold each and every one of you "reporters" civilly liable if anything happens to me or my relatives for fanning the flames of racial tension by failing to report the truth.

-SGB

© SecondGenBLUE (SGB)- Thee Rant

[CelicaGuy]

NYPD mandates an internal affairs review and then formal discipline if necessary. That is through a trial held at NYPD HQ called "Charges & Specs." The administrative judge hears the case and decides. That court is a complete joke and is 100% politically influenced. All about hooks and cranes.

The cops are on modified duty now (no gun, desk job). They will remain there till the NYPD declines a internal case or they have charges & spec. If not guilty at charges & specs, they get the guns back and go back to full duty. Guilty could be suspension, loss of pay or even dismissal.

But their street careers are over. They have been put through for a justified shooting. So think about it. Do you think any will ever pull the trigger again without hesitating? All the hell they have gone through will flash in front of them and they will weigh the options.

You have got to be kidding me, I think any officer (desk job or not) that has EVER worked the street should be able to carry their firearm. You never know when a BG is going to see you and not like that you put them in "the pen."

[phantasm]

even if NG at c&s, a cop can still remain modified. Ken Boss as an example.