2 NYPD Cops Shot in Squad Car in Bed Stuy

[tangent4ronpaul]

Bed Stuy is a poorer community in Brooklyn where people, minorities in particular, are abused by police quite routinely. I have never been there but the reputation of Bed Stuy is well known.

I seriously doubt much of anyone welcomes the presence of police officers there (of all places), most of whom certainly don't live within the communities they are patrolling.

Just an observation, but there was video of the impromptu memorial for the cops this morning. One plant, 3 bouquets and about 16 candles. Someone nailed an american flag to the wall. It would all fit on half a card table. In contrast, the memorials for the people the cops killed caused the local flower shops to run out of flowers...

It doesn't sound like the cops were that well liked.

-t

[phill4paul]

Just an observation, but there was video of the impromptu memorial for the cops this morning. One plant, 3 bouquets and about 16 candles. It would all fit on half a card table. In contrast, the memorials for the people the cops killed caused the flower shops to run out of flowers...

It doesn't sound like the cops were that well liked.

-t

Have the citizens torn down the memorial yet?

Anthony Bruno's family records Kansas City police officers tearing down memorial ribbons (video)

On Monday, the rift between Kansas City police officers and firefighters deepened over the shooting death of firefighter Anthony Bruno, who was killed by an off-duty Kansas City police officer last December.

To honor Bruno’s 27th birthday, his wife, Stephanie Bruno, and about 40 family members, friends and off-duty firefighters tied several thousand ribbons to poles and trees in downtown Kansas City Sunday evening.

But a short time after they left downtown, on-duty police officers were seen using knives to cut down ribbons and stuffing them in trash cans.

“Ribbons are used for all kinds of things,” Nino Bruno, who videotaped on-duty officers cutting down ribbons, told The Pitch. Watch the video after the jump. “To be ripped down by on-duty police officers is a great waste of resources and a violation of our First Amendment rights. It’s censorship.”

Meanwhile, police union President Brad Lemon wrote in a blog post that Bruno ribbons were put up in the neighborhood of officer Donald Hubbard, who shot and killed Anthony Bruno during an altercation December 1 while working as off-duty security at the Marriott Hotel.

In a blog statement, Lemon wrote that “thankfully that officer and his family were out of town and did not have to witness the event.” On-duty police officers responded to the scene, Lemon wrote, as did a large number of off-duty officers.

http://www.pitch.com/FastPitch/archi...-ribbons-video

[Thor]

Just an observation, but there was video of the impromptu memorial for the cops this morning. One plant, 3 bouquets and about 16 candles. Someone nailed an american flag to the wall. It would all fit on half a card table. In contrast, the memorials for the people the cops killed caused the local flower shops to run out of flowers...

It doesn't sound like the cops were that well liked.

-t

Lot's of bootlickers on Fedbook tho...

[moostraks]

Sorry, but this so totally sounds like another false-flag attempt designed to regain the public’s favor for law enforcement, while at the future expense of our First and Second Amendments—and is just what the doctor needed to further push already sensitive law enforcement personnel closer to finally crossing over the edge with concern to the ongoing national anti-police protests, which are only gaining more and more favor and its racially motivated connotations have moreover evaporated. This sounds exactly similar to the Joseph Stack script (which was so very obviously a false-flag incident), just revised with a car and a gun.

So the official story is that this murderous fugitive that had just shot his girlfriend, leaving her for dead, decides to posts his unconscionable future intentions publicly on social media (i.e., Instagram), then travels 200-miles to NY in-order to fulfill those pointless intentions, by shooting uniformed police officers—specifically, two officers who were at the time participating in an anti-terrorism drill—finally committing himself to an act of suicide? …And then to put the cherry on top, the local law enforcement and media have the entire crime solved and all the dots connected within the first few hours—even though the two law enforcement agencies cannot even agree upon the timeline for that day? It is almost just like 9/11 all over again.

Cross posting as it applies directly to your post:

hours after two New York City police officers were assassinated, allegedly in an act of retaliation against police brutality, authorities in Florida say that a similar killing has just happened there...

While the police claim that this was an “assassination,” some are suggesting that they are trying to incite fear, riding the paranoia surrounding the New York killings.

http://countercurrentnews.com/2014/1...ice-killings/#

Heads up...now some of the FB rants are starting to make sense on the recent police brutality cases. Self fulfilling prophecy it seems. Cui Bono?

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthr...ice-department

[Henry Rogue]

https://twitter.com/ChuckCJohnson

Thus marks the beginning of the witch hunts.

[moostraks]

Thus marks the beginning of the witch hunts.

And anyone who opposes state violence will be tarred by the same brush and can be considered a domestic terrorist. Internet monitoring can be seen as a necessity to clamp down on discussion which will be seen as the inspiration for these "targeted" killings. Seems like a few of the msm stories are making sense along with FB spam of late...

[Thor]

If there is no internal accountability - and instead there are rulings of no indictment, paid leave, and "procedure was followed" are the go to responses; does that mean no injustice happened, and accountability just disappears and everything is whitewashed and made new and good?

More dog killings, more citizen killings out of "fear for my life", more "border" checks not near the border, forced blood draws at DUI "check points", more laws, more rules, more mraps, more military gear for local "law" enforcement.

Sounds like war on the citizen? In war, isn't the enemy at large the one your fighting against? Not just the soldier / officer who actually pulled the trigger or deployed the missile, or strangled the citizen. But the entire oppressing army is the target.

I am not saying this was right... not saying violence is the answer (that is the last thing I want.)

But I think some people are being pushed to their brink, and we will see more like this (and the 2 McDonald's cops killed in Vegas, and the 2 cops shot in the "staged" home intruder call in Atlanta, and the cop killed in Florida) if the actions of the police state continue unabated and expand. It will be guilty by association retaliation.

[jkob]

i have nothing but hatred for these pigs

[torchbearer]

A high-powered rifle wouldn't be my weapon of choice for a home invasion.

Canary Trap.
Call in the pigs, and then wait off site in the distance with high powered rifle?

[phill4paul]

Canary Trap.
Call in the pigs, and then wait off site in the distance with high powered rifle?

My thought, also.

[euphemia]

It doesn't surprise me that criminals are exploiting this. Not even a little bit.

[phill4paul]

It doesn't surprise me that criminals are exploiting this. Not even a little bit.

The police unions? Definitely.

[cajuncocoa]

I haven't read all 130+ posts in this thread, so forgive me if this theory has already been offered, but does anyone else think this could be a false flag event (and the 2 cops were just collateral damage) to discredit those who are protesting against police brutality?

[TheTexan]

Violence against cops is not the answer. Strongly worded letters, is the answer.

[Thor]

Violence against cops is not the answer. Strongly worded letters, is the answer.

And voting HARDER!

[phill4paul]

And voting HARDER!

A good citizen will pleasure his government by voting harder. It' not just about you, ya know?

[moostraks]

I haven't read all 130+ posts in this thread, so forgive me if this theory has already been offered, but does anyone else think this could be a false flag event (and the 2 cops were just collateral damage) to discredit those who are protesting against police brutality?

Post 118, Weston did...

[Anti Federalist]

The dominoes fall...

[Anti Federalist]

If there is no internal accountability - and instead there are rulings of no indictment, paid leave, and "procedure was followed" are the go to responses; does that mean no injustice happened, and accountability just disappears and everything is whitewashed and made new and good?

More dog killings, more citizen killings out of "fear for my life", more "border" checks not near the border, forced blood draws at DUI "check points", more laws, more rules, more mraps, more military gear for local "law" enforcement.

Sounds like war on the citizen? In war, isn't the enemy at large the one your fighting against? Not just the soldier / officer who actually pulled the trigger or deployed the missile, or strangled the citizen. But the entire oppressing army is the target.

I am not saying this was right... not saying violence is the answer (that is the last thing I want.)

But I think some people are being pushed to their brink, and we will see more like this (and the 2 McDonald's cops killed in Vegas, and the 2 cops shot in the "staged" home intruder call in Atlanta, and the cop killed in Florida) if the actions of the police state continue unabated and expand. It will be guilty by association retaliation.

Yes, exactly.

[Anti Federalist]

Just an observation, but there was video of the impromptu memorial for the cops this morning. One plant, 3 bouquets and about 16 candles. Someone nailed an american flag to the wall. It would all fit on half a card table. In contrast, the memorials for the people the cops killed caused the local flower shops to run out of flowers...

It doesn't sound like the cops were that well liked.

-t

I wonder if the cops are going to come by and shovel them up for disposal in the interest of pedestrian safety, like they do when a Mundane's memorial is erected?

[pcosmar]

Obviously Squad Cars are dangerous.

Get rid of the cars.

[Anti Federalist]

Obviously Squad Cars are dangerous.

Get rid of the cars.

Cop sez:

[JK/SEA]

Obviously Squad Cars are dangerous.

Get rid of the cars.

replaced with MRAPS with bullet proof glass.

[Valli6]

Thus marks the beginning of the witch hunts.

His remarks weren't anti-cop. They were anti-bad-laws-which-cops-are-expected-to-enforce. That's what he meant by "we've put our police in a difficult situation with bad laws."

[Weston White]

So these attacks are definitely looking to be more and more staged events (noting the prior mentioned attack during early hours of morning in Florida):

A third attack, failed, against NYPD:

http://nypost.com/2014/12/21/man-aim...ger-officials/

Strangely, odd machete attack against CHP and vandals strike police officer memorial in California:

http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/l...220-story.html

http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/201...ege-vandalism/

The FBI has now issued warnings to LEO that the Black Guerilla Family is targeting white officers.

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2014...ng-white-cops/

It appears the NYPD' union is now attempting to counter all of the ongoing protesting action, by using "police supporters" to clash against legitimate protesters in order to publicize an as uncreative motto, as it is condescending, of "I CAN BREATHE".

http://www.bizpacreview.com/2014/12/...testers-166887

[James Madison]

Hey, Henry Rouge; hey, $#@!.

You wanna call me a $#@!in troll?! I've been on these forums since the goddamn beginning. What were you doing back in 2008? I was busting my ass trying to get Ron Paul elected. I lost friends, I had to endure being called a liberal, a terrorist, people thinking I should be imprisoned without due process and sent to $#@!in gitmo. What the $#@! do you do?!

[DFF]

Rogue is a leftist assclown. Pay him no mind.

Anyway, just as I predicted a few pages back.



It has begun.

[Henry Rogue]

Hey, Henry Rouge; hey, $#@!.

You wanna call me a $#@!in troll?! I've been on these forums since the goddamn beginning. What were you doing back in 2008? I was busting my ass trying to get Ron Paul elected. I lost friends, I had to endure being called a liberal, a terrorist, people thinking I should be imprisoned without due process and sent to $#@!in gitmo. What the $#@! do you do?!

I donated two thousand to the Ron Paul Campaign.
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Donated to Ron Paul Forums.
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[erowe1]

Such a dumb and counter-productive thing to do.

Just when we start making headway in getting people to trust and sympathize with the institution of the police less, someone goes and does something that cannot fail to sway the public back more towards their side.

[invisible]

Let's see, these guys who were killed went around for years stealing from people and kidnapping them at gunpoint, and these actions have been extremely well documented in newspaper reports, and repeatedly admitted to in sworn testimony. This would seem to be the very definition of a thug. DFF, 69360, and tobismom have all said repeatedly in other threads how thugs deserve to be killed, and how the people who kill thugs are doing society a favor. So why is it that these very same posters are here again, but this time they are all saying that these particular thugs somehow do not deserve to be killed? Why do some thugs deserve to be killed, and not others?