Violence Outbreak in Kenosha WI

[Greed and Death]

Trying to track down a news link, but it seems the rifle in question belonged to a friend that lived in town as stated by kyle, so it would seem kyle came across the state line unarmed.

So mom is less likely to be convicted of child endangerment. Unless she knew he was going to be armed.

Now whoever gave him the gun ? Likely would be.

[Galloism]

Trying to track down a news link, but it seems the rifle in question belonged to a friend that lived in town as stated by kyle, so it would seem kyle came across the state line unarmed.

So someone else needs arresting for illegally transferring a rifle to a minor?

Maybe. The statute surrounding that reads super confusing to me - it appears to have an exception for rifles with a barrel length greater than 16 inches, but it's all written backwards, and all the clauses around it involve hunting, although the one specific one doesn't.

(Which makes sense in a certain kind of way - a 16 year old out on his own hunting with a rifle is totally normal. It's no doubt what the legislators were envisioning when they wrote it.)

[San Lumen]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2 ... ttenhouse/

The sheriff of Kenosha county once said about black people “They just need to disappear’

Another time the sheriff once for Black shoplifters to be ‘warehoused’ and kept from having children.

And people wonder why there is mistrust of the police. This is why

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

Yes. Most notably a reminder that the twitter ""report"" by an anti antifa twitter account was wrong. It was a bag not a Molotov. This is a reminder not to trust anti sjw echo chambers on social media or any echo chambers social media regardless of political standings. They are cancer on democracy and will lie to create a false version of events.

Will the so called ""law and order"" president pardon the young man who under state law shouldn't have had a gun in the first place?
If he does he is even more of a hypocrite (more beacuse of the illegally spent defense money) If he doesn't he will be seen as anti second amendment.

Also shouldn't this go on another thread as this one is about the man who was shot 7 times in the back by asshole cops?

If during a riot in the middle of the night I throw a flaming object at you, it would be pretty reasonable for you to assume it was a Molotov cocktail.

bag wasn't on fire tho

[Kubra]

So someone else needs arresting for illegally transferring a rifle to a minor?

Maybe. The statute surrounding that reads super confusing to me - it appears to have an exception for rifles with a barrel length greater than 16 inches, but it's all written backwards, and all the clauses around it involve hunting, although the one specific one doesn't.

(Which makes sense in a certain kind of way - a 16 year old out on his own hunting with a rifle is totally normal. It's no doubt what the legislators were envisioning when they wrote it.)

tbf no law has ever been passed in which the full scope of its applications were known to the legislators.

[Thermodolia]

Why would the prosecutor do that at this juncture ? Generally they only focus on facts favorable to the prosecution at this juncture. The only thing I can think of is he will send it to the grand jury to no bill because that went so well during the events in Ferguson.

Probably overcharging on purpose to make sure it doesn't go very far.

It’s exactly that. The DA knows it’s self defense but due to the political situation he has to do something. So he overcharges him so it will look like he’s done something even though he’s done nothing

[Thermodolia]

The guy who was being aggressively pursued by the man who threw the bag at him while he was trying to escape the confrontation, then lunged at his gun.

Yes. Most notably a reminder that the twitter ""report"" by an anti antifa twitter account was wrong. It was a bag not a Molotov. This is a reminder not to trust anti sjw echo chambers on social media or any echo chambers social media regardless of political standings. They are cancer on democracy and will lie to create a false version of events.

Will the so called ""law and order"" president pardon the young man who under state law shouldn't have had a gun in the first place?
If he does he is even more of a hypocrite (more beacuse of the illegally spent defense money) If he doesn't he will be seen as anti second amendment.

Also shouldn't this go on another thread as this one is about the man who was shot 7 times in the back by asshole cops?

Trump can’t pardon people who have been convicted of state crimes, only Federal

[Thermodolia]

Breaking news: Jacob Blake, paralized from 7 police bullets in his back, is shackled to his hospital bed. W. T. F. Is it to prevent the cops shooting him some more if he jumps up and runs away again? W. T. Fucking. F.

Ok for a minute I thought this was the Onion. Because this sounds so fucking ridiculous.

That’s normal. Hell its in fucking cop shows

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

Ok for a minute I thought this was the Onion. Because this sounds so fucking ridiculous.

That’s normal. Hell its in fucking cop shows

Not when the man who was cuffed is paralyzed.

He poses no threat and has no way to escape the bed.

[Thermodolia]

That’s normal. Hell its in fucking cop shows

Not when the man who was cuffed is paralyzed.

He poses no threat and has no way to escape the bed.

Is it silly? Yes. Should it be changed? Probably. Is it something to get outraged about? Hell to the fucking no.

It’s normal police practice to handcuff anyone who is in police custody/prisoner to the hospital bed no matter the procedure.

[Fartsniffage]

Not when the man who was cuffed is paralyzed.

He poses no threat and has no way to escape the bed.

Is it silly? Yes. Should it be changed? Probably. Is it something to get outraged about? Hell to the fucking no.

It’s normal police practice to handcuff anyone who is in police custody/prisoner to the hospital bed no matter the procedure.

Can't wait to hear about a prisoner being handcuffed during an MRI.....

[Grinning Dragon]

Trying to track down a news link, but it seems the rifle in question belonged to a friend that lived in town as stated by kyle, so it would seem kyle came across the state line unarmed.

So mom is less likely to be convicted of child endangerment. Unless she knew he was going to be armed.

Now whoever gave him the gun ? Likely would be.

Found a link, from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/2020/08/28/wisconsin-police-shooting-jacob-blake-live-updates-kenosha/5654147002/ A little bit more than 1/2 way down

9:56 a.m.: Rittenhouse lawyer said gun belonged to a friend

Kyle Rittenhouse did not own the gun or carry the AR-15 across state lines, said a lawyer who is part of a legal team representing the teenager.

"Kyle did not carry a gun across state line," L. Lin Wood said in a tweet Friday morning. "The gun belonged to his friend, a Wisconsin resident. The gun never left the state of Wisconsin." Wood is part of the Texas-based #FightBack Foundation Inc. that is raising money for Rittenhouse's defense.

[New haven america]

Not when the man who was cuffed is paralyzed.

He poses no threat and has no way to escape the bed.

Is it silly? Yes. Should it be changed? Probably. Is it something to get outraged about? Hell to the fucking no.

It’s normal police practice to handcuff anyone who is in police custody/prisoner to the hospital bed no matter the procedure.

Normal=/=Ok and or Humane.

[New haven america]

Is it silly? Yes. Should it be changed? Probably. Is it something to get outraged about? Hell to the fucking no.

It’s normal police practice to handcuff anyone who is in police custody/prisoner to the hospital bed no matter the procedure.

Can't wait to hear about a prisoner being handcuffed during an MRI.....

Female prisoners are usually handcuffed by the feet during birth.

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

Not when the man who was cuffed is paralyzed.

He poses no threat and has no way to escape the bed.

Is it silly? Yes. Should it be changed? Probably. Is it something to get outraged about? Hell to the fucking no.

It’s normal police practice to handcuff anyone who is in police custody/prisoner to the hospital bed no matter the procedure.

I'm not outraged, just shaking my head at why they thought cuffing a man who is paralyzed was necessary.

I get that it's standard practice for cops to do that but in this case they should have used there better judgment. Cuffing a man who can't walk to a bed is nonsensical.

[Thermodolia]

Is it silly? Yes. Should it be changed? Probably. Is it something to get outraged about? Hell to the fucking no.

It’s normal police practice to handcuff anyone who is in police custody/prisoner to the hospital bed no matter the procedure.

I'm not outraged, just shaking my head at why they thought cuffing a man who is paralyzed was necessary.

I get that it's standard practice for cops to do that but in this case they should have used there better judgment. Cuffing a man who can't walk to a bed is nonsensical.

Well it’s a moot point because they removed the cuffs

[New haven america]

I'm not outraged, just shaking my head at why they thought cuffing a man who is paralyzed was necessary.

I get that it's standard practice for cops to do that but in this case they should have used there better judgment. Cuffing a man who can't walk to a bed is nonsensical.

Well it’s a moot point because they removed the cuffs

Which shouldn't have been there to begin with.

[Fartsniffage]

I'm not outraged, just shaking my head at why they thought cuffing a man who is paralyzed was necessary.

I get that it's standard practice for cops to do that but in this case they should have used there better judgment. Cuffing a man who can't walk to a bed is nonsensical.

Well it’s a moot point because they removed the cuffs

Not really. They applied the cuffs. This got international attention. How many times do they do the same for similar people?

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

I'm not outraged, just shaking my head at why they thought cuffing a man who is paralyzed was necessary.

I get that it's standard practice for cops to do that but in this case they should have used there better judgment. Cuffing a man who can't walk to a bed is nonsensical.

Well it’s a moot point because they removed the cuffs

Good, but it was very silly of them to have it on in the first place in this situation.

[Thermodolia]

Well it’s a moot point because they removed the cuffs

Which shouldn't have been there to begin with.

I’m not going to disagree

[The New California Republic]

Well it’s a moot point because they removed the cuffs

Not really. They applied the cuffs. This got international attention. How many times do they do the same for similar people?

Yes the cuffs being on him was completely unnecessary since he is paralysed. Where do they think he is going to go?

[The Emerald Legion]

Is it silly? Yes. Should it be changed? Probably. Is it something to get outraged about? Hell to the fucking no.

It’s normal police practice to handcuff anyone who is in police custody/prisoner to the hospital bed no matter the procedure.

I'm not outraged, just shaking my head at why they thought cuffing a man who is paralyzed was necessary.

I get that it's standard practice for cops to do that but in this case they should have used there better judgment. Cuffing a man who can't walk to a bed is nonsensical.

Is it though? He's a celebrity now. It's much harder for someone to help him escape if he's cuffed to the bed.

[The Emerald Legion]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/08/28/kenosha-sheriff-aclu-protests-rittenhouse/

The sheriff of Kenosha county once said about black people “They just need to disappear’

Another time the sheriff once for Black shoplifters to be ‘warehoused’ and kept from having children.

And people wonder why there is mistrust of the police. This is why

And a black guy once threw himself into the road to try and get me into an accident. I'm not going to judge all black people based on the few dicks I meet.

The same is true for other categories of people.

[Neanderthaland]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/08/28/kenosha-sheriff-aclu-protests-rittenhouse/

The sheriff of Kenosha county once said about black people “They just need to disappear’

Another time the sheriff once for Black shoplifters to be ‘warehoused’ and kept from having children.

And people wonder why there is mistrust of the police. This is why

And a black guy once threw himself into the road to try and get me into an accident. I'm not going to judge all black people based on the few dicks I meet.

The same is true for other categories of people.

Somehow I suspect that the Sheriff of Kenosha county is a bit more representative of policing in Kenosha county than one Black person is of all black people.

[Paddy O Fernature]

Is it silly? Yes. Should it be changed? Probably. Is it something to get outraged about? Hell to the fucking no.

It’s normal police practice to handcuff anyone who is in police custody/prisoner to the hospital bed no matter the procedure.

Can't wait to hear about a prisoner being handcuffed during an MRI.....

We usually use other lockable "soft" restraints during such procedures, or insure the PT is going to be compliant via IV injection prior to going in.