Police: Glad We Shot a White Guy
A Kentucky sheriff said that if one of his deputies had to shoot somebody — as happened Sunday morning — he’s glad that that somebody was white.
Nelson County Sheriff Ed Mattingly made the surprising admission during a press conference on Monday. He was providing details on the Mother’s Day shooting in Bardstown of 25-year-old John Kennedy Fenwick, who is white.
“We do not want trouble. We are glad that he is white, and we shouldn’t have to be worried about that,” Mattingly said.
He made the remark in response to a reporter’s question about whether the sheriff’s department was worried about backlash from the community over the shooting. A sheriff’s deputy shot Fenwick twice after he rammed a stolen pickup truck into three separate police vehicles, causing one to burst into flames.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4r-MI28ZPE8
When there is a very real fear that doing your job (i.e. using force on a violent scumbag) as a policeman when the violent scumbag is of a certain skin color will result in massive riots and property destruction, society is in a bad way.
Our police force exists to protect the lives and property of the innocent from those who have demonstrated a willingness to threaten those lives and property. When they do that, how about we check all the facts before we destroy even more property and harm more people in the name of a dirtbag? Is that too much to ask?
Leaving the police fearful of doing their job when the suspect’s skin is a certain color is a sure way to foster more crime in the areas where people of that same skin color live…and in society in general.
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Well it was a white cop who shoot the white guy.. if it was a Black Cop and White guy..
A Kentucky sheriff said that if one of his deputies had to shoot somebody — as happened Sunday morning — he’s glad that that somebody was white.
Nelson County Sheriff Ed Mattingly made the surprising admission during a press conference on Monday. He was providing details on the Mother’s Day shooting in Bardstown of 25-year-old John Kennedy Fenwick, who is white.
“We do not want trouble. We are glad that he is white, and we shouldn’t have to be worried about that,” Mattingly said.
He made the remark in response to a reporter’s question about whether the sheriff’s department was worried about backlash from the community over the shooting. A sheriff’s deputy shot Fenwick twice after he rammed a stolen pickup truck into three separate police vehicles, causing one to burst into flames.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4r-MI28ZPE8
When there is a very real fear that doing your job (i.e. using force on a violent scumbag) as a policeman when the violent scumbag is of a certain skin color will result in massive riots and property destruction, society is in a bad way.
Our police force exists to protect the lives and property of the innocent from those who have demonstrated a willingness to threaten those lives and property. When they do that, how about we check all the facts before we destroy even more property and harm more people in the name of a dirtbag? Is that too much to ask?
Leaving the police fearful of doing their job when the suspect’s skin is a certain color is a sure way to foster more crime in the areas where people of that same skin color live…and in society in general.
This article is printed with the permission of the author(s). Opinions expressed herein are the sole responsibility of the article’s author(s), or of the person(s) or organization(s) quoted therein, and do not necessarily represent those of American Clarion or Dakota Voice LLC.
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Well it was a white cop who shoot the white guy.. if it was a Black Cop and White guy..
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