UPDATE: Police said he died in a car crash... FINALLY ... charges files against officers

Video: Wild Florida police chase ends with 5 juvenile suspects in custody after attempted home invasion Bet the cyclist that was hit by these thugs during a high speed chase Wednesday doesn't think it is a foolish comment.

 

Louisiana State Police are releasing all video. Greene had cocaine and alcohol in his system.

 

Greene’s mother, Mona Hardin, on Wednesday blasted the troopers.

“They murdered him. It was set out, it was planned,” she said. “He didn’t have a chance. Ronnie didn’t have a chance. He wasn’t going to live to tell about it.”

I understand mam, they set your son up to run from the Police at 115mph while on alcohol and cocaine.

 

Complete moral disconnect. The only two places you get the death penalty for that are apparently Louisiana and your trailer park.

 

We should just kill anyone that does anything reckless. On the spot.

Should help lower UE.

 

Cocaine also last for three days in your system. He could have done some bumps on a Saturday and this could have happened on a Monday. Either way, enough force to control the situation. Even @homer mentioned the thought of retribution when he pondered asking the jailers to rough that guy up of he acted up. These guys seemingly waived that thought and let *their* high of chasing someone get to them. If toxicology reports show a significant level, then I'd question my stance. Otherwise, adrenaline and character traits killed this man.

 

Well we do agree on character traits. He showed his by driving like a maniac and endangering lives while running from the police.

 

And the cops showed theirs by murdering him and lying about it.

 

I honestly can’t tell if you’re kidding or not

 

Agreed. Maybe the video is unclear, but I saw no attempt to resist before the troopers went wild with the tazers. If the deceased was resisting while being tazed, it was a matter of human reaction. Any human would try to get away from the feeling of being mercilessly attacked via electrical currents.

 

Police are not supposed to engage in vigilante justice on the spot to punish crimes of reckless endangerment. It appeared as if arresting and taking him into custody could have been a routine affair. If he did something wrong, the justice system is the entity responsible for handing out punishment.

 

So you weren’t kidding. That’s all you had to say.

 

Yikes, apparently not.

 

Watch the whole body cam video then somebody please point out where this guy was beaten. Just as I suspected once the man was subdued and no longer a threat he was actually treated pretty good considering he was running red lights at 115 mph. A couple of the officers actually commented they did not know how he kept from killing someone. Sorry if I see it differently than the entire board but they showed a lot more restraint than I could have under the circumstances.

 

Watch the whole video and tell me these guys didn't do exactly what you just explained.

 

I would laugh at this rationale if there weren't so many people who believed this garbage. You are justifying cops breaking the law because the "bad guy" broke the law. That just makes them both criminals.

 

Tell me, as a lawyer do you think as many on the first page of this thread seemed to think that these cops should be tried for murder? If so you are as bad as the lawyer on that original cherry picked AP video.