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If I had a gun and the cops showed up it would not be in my hand no matter what the circumstance. It's not racism, it's an IQ test that he failed. If I was Rodney King and ran from the cops and didn't listen to commands they would have beat the shit out of me the same way. Ask Reginald Denny if he should have stopped his truck instead of making ink stains out of those mother fuckers who beat his head in.

So, if you are a security guard, and you have a guy on the ground-who had a gun-not sure where that gun is in this story-but at what point do you take your knee out of this guy's back and drop your gun? Or do you put it away? I'm not sure-is it when the cop pulls up in the cop car? Do you put your arms up? With your knee remaining in the shooter?

Here is at least one article about that story if you haven't heard about it:

CHICAGO — A suburban Chicago alderman called Tuesday for Cook County prosecutors to investigate the fatal shooting of a black security guard by a white police officer outside the bar where the guard worked.
Authorities have said little about the scene that ended early Sunday with the death of 26-year-old Jemel Roberson, who was apparently wearing a hat emblazoned with “security” across the front when he was shot outside Manny’s Blue Room in Robbins, a predominantly black community just south of Chicago.
At the time, according to witnesses and a lawsuit, Roberson was attempting to detain a suspect in a separate shooting that wounded several other people at the tavern.
“Here is a security guard who is subduing a suspect,” but the officer “just sees a black man with a gun and kills him,” Alderman Keith Price said.

Price said he learned from witnesses that there are security cameras inside and outside the bar. He urged the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office to launch an investigation.

The Illinois State Police declined to comment on their investigation. A spokeswoman for the sheriff’s department, which is also investigating, said she did not know if there were security cameras at the bar.

Another security guard at the tavern said that the officer jumped onto the bar and waved an assault rifle before running outside and fatally shooting the guard, an attorney said Tuesday.

Gregory E. Kulis, who on Monday filed a civil rights lawsuit against the officer and the community where he works, said the surviving guard told him that the officer pointed a gun at him until he screamed at him that he was a security guard.

“That’s when he jumped off the bar, waving the gun, and ran outside the door,” said Kulis, who declined to identify the other security guard. The name of the officer, who is from the community of Midlothian, has not been released either.
In a statement, Midlothian Police Chief Daniel Delaney said only that the officer shot “a subject with a gun.”

Kulis said he is trying to gather information about the officer, who he said came to the Midlothian department four years ago from another department and is a member of a SWAT team.

Footage from surveillance or body cameras could explain whether Roberson was clearly identifiable as a security guard. Audio could determine what, if anything, was said to the officer before the shooting and whether, as witnesses have told the media, they shouted to the officer before he fired that Roberson was a security guard.

Such footage could also help investigators determine what kind of charges should be filed against the man who is suspected of firing a gun inside the bar. The man was one of four people who suffered non-life threatening gunshot wounds.

In his $1 million federal lawsuit, Kulis contends that the officer who shot Roberson violated the man’s 4^th Amendment rights against unreasonable searches and seizures.
“The use of force is considered a seizure, and he needed probable cause to use force and he did not have that,” he said.

(I left out the part of related shootings. You can go to the article to read that)

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/deat...estigation