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bsanchey t1_iy5pa8u wrote

I always felt that dude was set up time will tell. The DNA drag net was illegal and a bunch of innocent men have their DNA in the system and it shouldn’t be there and it will never be removed. But it’s a tale as old as time pretty white girl gets murdered they do everything to pinch someone for it even if it’s illegal. Poor black woman murdered stays unsolved forever.

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PyrokineticZulu OP t1_iy62ju8 wrote

Me too. I knew from day one, the way people were talking about him. and I was seriously about to consider that I was wrong because of all the “Evidence” I saw when I actually bothered to look at the details.

I tried to say something about it online the day it happened and folks were calling me “Black supremacist” and that Lewis had “Monkey strength”

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stork38 t1_iy6ahhy wrote

You realize the article also covers the killing of a black man? Or that doesn't fit your narrative?

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PyrokineticZulu OP t1_iy6fqaw wrote

> Narrative

It does fit u/bsanchey's "Narrative", actually. This article is hyper left leaning. No idea why your bum ass even decided to engage if it was just to be a dick.

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DryGumby t1_iy65wdc wrote

> “We did ancestry for that case,” Greytak said, then added that from the sample they were given, they felt confident to say the individual was “of African and European descent.”

>I asked for clarification. Does that mean the report suggested the person could have been either of African or European descent?

>“The report says ‘African,’” Greytak said. “I think the focus was mostly of African…” She trailed off. “Most people of African descent are also of European descent. I’m trying to remember. I remember he was of African descent. So that’s the extent of it. I don’t know if we also said ‘and European.’”

>I asked her to share the report with me. She offered a terse rejection. “Whatever the police said is what we’re allowed to say.”

NYPD doesn't just have dirty cops it's a dirty department.

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zsreport t1_iy7soes wrote

The NYPD is the example of entity that is infected with a toxic culture, one that has been there for decades now. Unfortunately, NYPD isn't the only department where this is the case.

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CercleRouge t1_iy6x48h wrote

Looks like someone from Howard Beach is DMing me based on that other thread... https://i.imgur.com/p63ketH.png

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PyrokineticZulu OP t1_iy6xcqp wrote

I saw your old thread. Four years ago. Crazy these motherfuckers are still harrassing you over it. Fuck them all.

Report the message for harrasment, that dude will lose his reddit account priviliges real fast.

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mahabraja t1_iy5zujs wrote

The NYPD is constantly desperate. They are a desperate organization.

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Designer_Curve t1_iy5wh9n wrote

Anyone who has ever met an NYC cop or has one in their family knows that they are scary people who have god complexes.

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PyrokineticZulu OP t1_iy6259s wrote

Ditto. My dad was on duty during the high of BLM protests and he told me one of his superiors had blood tatter all over her suit talking to him about “Were taking the city back” and tried to sick him on a bunch of teenagers minding their business like he was a fucking mongol soldier

He quit

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stork38 t1_iy69lg2 wrote

/r/thathappened

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PyrokineticZulu OP t1_iy6aqtk wrote

r/nothingeverhappens

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stork38 t1_iy6e063 wrote

and then the whole supermarket clapped

edit: whoever posted below and then blocked me is a fool

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Designer_Curve t1_iy6g26p wrote

There are actually dozens of videos if not hundreds online of nypd officers savagely attacking civilians with their badges covered during BLM. And then of course there was the infamous occupy wallstreet takedown where white shirt off duty officers being paid overtime were pictured punching peaceful protesters in the face.

NYPD = tax payer funded gang

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Dont_mute_me_bro t1_iy7pqkd wrote

My cousin got to handle punks for 20 years and now has a $100,000 + pension at 54. That's not my idea of a life well spent but he's laughing at you from his apartment in Northern Florida (and appreciates your taxes going to support his lifestyle). Ironically his "NY pied-a-terre" is in Maspeth, and he drinks at O'Neils (referenced in the article) in the summer and autumn months before he decamps for the winter on the Gulf Coast. He's laughing at you.

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CercleRouge t1_iy8e9ok wrote

Holy shit, Northern Florida! I can only dream of such luxuries. 😂 Where’s your mom, out of curiosity?

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Dont_mute_me_bro t1_iy8huhf wrote

Just as some people wouldn't live in Northern Fla (myself included), some people wouldn't live in Seattle, Minneapolis, St Louis or NYC. My cousin kept his property in NYC- he just doesn't live there long enough to be on the hook for taxes.

Anyway...The location isn't the point. The point is that he's living tax free on a sweet pension and you're paying for it.

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PyrokineticZulu OP t1_iy8we3u wrote

What?

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Dont_mute_me_bro t1_iy8y2ys wrote

Cops with a line of duty disability pension have their pension calculated at the last 3 years of service, including OT. Generally, accidental disability benefits are three-quarters of the retiring officer's annual salary and are non-taxable. Your George Floyd riots really spiked OT, so he's making over $100,000 tax free in a state with no income tax. in his early 50's, actuarial tables show that he's collecting for around 20 years more.

You and I- the NYC taxpayer- suffer loss of services when the pension tab is so high. A blue collar schmo from Nassau county snorting at the trough. He 's laughing at you. Trust me.

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blarghgh_lkwd t1_iy7srf9 wrote

Maybe but he's the one living in northern florida so I can laugh at him too

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Dont_mute_me_bro t1_iy7z0b1 wrote

He's happy there. You probably have room-mates and live in Bushwick, and I suspect aren't happy. He's also getting paid by you. You're not getting paid by him. He pays no taxes in Fla and his NYPD pension is exempt.

He's laughing at you.

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EzNotReal t1_iyaop8b wrote

Wait sorry I didn’t get that, is he laughing?

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blarghgh_lkwd t1_iyb7g42 wrote

I live in Windsor Terrace and depending on what products he purchases there's a pretty good chance I am in fact getting paid by him, just as indirectly and minutely as he's getting paid by me, and I'm still laughing at him for deciding to live in northern Florida.

So I guess we're both a couple of happy laughing guys getting paid

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Dont_mute_me_bro t1_iyci5qy wrote

Products? Cigars, beer and meat bought in Florida or Maspeth? That's a stretch, but you can tell yourself that.

My family -his grandparents and mine- are from there and took the sacraments at IHM on E3 and Ft Ham. My parents were married there. Grandpa drank at Farrell's; Denny's on McDonald occasionally, too. Our dads and uncles do and did. My brothers and cousins do and did an soon my kids will. Not that Farrell's is anything special, mind, but something tells me that you wouldn't fit in there. That's why we still stop by. No transplants.

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blarghgh_lkwd t1_iycndzt wrote

Well that is all just an extremely cool story bro

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Dont_mute_me_bro t1_iycpvvl wrote

It's real and authentic, unlike the nerds walking their dogs on 9th Avenue while wearing their Brooklyn t-shirts.

So tell me... Where do you knock them back? Someplace with fruity lambecs and IPAs?

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blarghgh_lkwd t1_iycrxx0 wrote

You are certainly a smart and interesting person with a valuable perspective.

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Dont_mute_me_bro t1_iycxwfx wrote

You are certainly a smug transplant who wears Brooklyn shirts but doesn't know anyone who was raised there. Worse, you look down on those who were.

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