Cincinnati campus officer shoots and kills unarmed black male

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(08-09-2015, 11:46 AM)michaelsean Wrote: He only had more than 100 grams once when he was stopped.  Well he had 2 lbs this time so what's the point?  It looks like the guy was murdered.  That's illegal if the victim is clean or not.  

81% if Tensing's tickets were to black people?  Maybe visit the neighbirhoods around UC and take a wild guess as to why that might be.  

We have black men killed here every week and nobody telling us how the victim with 2 lbs of pot is clean.

Oh well two pounds then definitely shoot to kill immediately!  

The story didn't say the victim was an angel...just that he'd had many, many of these run ins before with no problem.  And the officer has little training.

http://www.wlwt.com/news/source-2-bags-of-marijuana-in-duboses-car-at-time-of-fatal-shooting/34533640

Quote:WLWT has confirmed through CPD's search warrant inventory document that four bags and a jar of marijuana were in Dubose's car at the time of the July 19 traffic stop that ended in former UC Officer Ray Tensing fatally shooting DuBose.

The bags and jar were found in the center console, under the passenger seat and on the floor behind the driver's seat, the warrant states.

Multiple sources have told WLWT that officers found a little less than 2 pounds of marijuana in all, but no officials were immediately able to confirm the amount of marijuana found.

According to reports, the marijuana was found in the car's center console, under the front passenger seat and on the floor behind the driver's seat.

Police sources said the street value for the amount of marijuana found in DuBose's car is anywhere between $2,000 and $5,000 depending on the quality and the demand.

Police said marijuana amounts of more than two pounds is considered a felony.

Maybe we should wait for all the evidence and stop rushing to judgement. Or does that only apply to police officers?