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FACT: unarmed black people are NOT disproportionately killed by police.You can, but you don't. Do you? You only talk about the protest violence!
FACT: unarmed black people are NOT disproportionately killed by police.You can, but you don't. Do you? You only talk about the protest violence!
BS. If you have any facts publish them.FACT: unarmed black people are NOT disproportionately killed by police.
... Nathaniel Pickett II was walking back to his $18-a-night room at the El Rancho, a seen-better-days bungalow motel along historic Route 66 in Barstow, Calif. It was shortly after 9 p.m. on Nov. 19, 2015, and Nate, as his family called him, often took evening walks. As the 29-year-old former engineering student crossed the street, he caught the eye of Kyle Woods, a San Bernardino sheriff's deputy. Woods made a U-turn into the motel parking lot, jumped out of his cruiser and approached Pickett, police records show.
He demanded Pickett's name and birthdate. Pickett complied. In fact, he did everything Woods asked of him, including taking his hands out of his pockets. When Woods asked him if he lived at the motel and where he was from, Pickett said he didn't know. When Pickett asked if he had done something wrong, the deputy said he just wanted to talk to him.
"What's the problem?" Pickett asked Woods nine times as the deputy peppered him with questions about whether he had ever been arrested (yes), if he had lived in Barstow all of his life and where he was going.
"There is no problem," Woods responded.
Pickett asked if he could go to his room where he had lived since moving to Barstow seven weeks earlier. Woods would later admit under oath that he knew he had no probable cause to arrest him and that Pickett had the right to walk away. But when he tried, Woods grabbed him and told him to "stop resisting." Woods threatened to use a Taser on him. Pickett put his arms up and was running toward his room — Room 45 — when he tripped and fell in the breezeway. As he scooted backward from Woods, the deputy caught him. The two scuffled while a male citizen volunteer on patrol with Woods watched from a few feet away. Woods punched Pickett 15 to 20 times before pulling out his service weapon and threatening to shoot him. He fired, hitting Pickett twice in the chest — once with the barrel of the gun pressed against the man's chest.
Nathaniel Pickett II (right), who suffered from mental illness, was shot to death by a San Bernardino County, Calif., sheriff's deputy in 2015 after he was stopped while walking to a motel where he lived. Pickett was unarmed. His father (left) and mother sued the county and were awarded $33.5 million.
Nathaniel Pickett Sr.
"Ow," Pickett moaned. One of the bullets pierced his heart and left lung. Pickett was pronounced dead at the scene.
Woods, on the force for two years at the time but on the street for just a few months, said he shot him because he feared for his life.
Woods, who is Black, didn't give a statement to police about the incident for 28 days. And when he did, he said that he stopped Pickett after seeing him hop the motel fence. He thought Pickett was trespassing, and he was fidgety, like he might be under the influence, Woods said. Pickett had marijuana in his system, and his blood alcohol level was 0.01%, far below the level to be considered legally impaired, records show.
The deputy never faced criminal charges in Pickett's death, but the victim's family filed civil charges. And when he testified under oath at the civil trial, Woods told a different story: He said he never saw Pickett jump over the fence and that the gate actually was open. He also said it never occurred to him that Pickett could be mentally ill. Pickett was diagnosed with mental illness during his freshman year at Hampton University in Virginia and had been treated through the Mental Health Court in San Bernardino in 2012 after a conviction for resisting a peace officer and "false personation," records show.
Scott DeFoe, who spent two decades with the Los Angeles Police Department, testified as an expert witness at the civil trial. He said that Woods' use of force was "unnecessary and unreasonable."
"This is probably one of the worst cases I have looked at because of the mental health component," DeFoe testified. "There was no crime. ... He ran as he had a lawful right to do."
The jury in the civil trial was unanimous. Jurors agreed that Woods had no right to detain Pickett; used unreasonable or excessive force against him, which caused his death; and delayed getting him medical care. They awarded Pickett's family $33.5 million, one of the largest amounts ever in an officer-involved shooting case. ...
Study by black professor Roland Fryer:BS. If you have any facts publish them.
None of this means that black people are disproportionately killed by police ."The killings have led to at least 30 judgments and settlements totaling more than $142 million, records show. Dozens of lawsuits and claims are pending."
This is a typical case where the family sued the city for $33.5 million and won.
A black man walking in the street detained and murdered without cause.
https://www.npr.org/2021/01/25/9561...narmed-black-people-reveal-troubling-patterns
Absolute bullshit.Study by black professor Roland Fryer:
"On the most extreme use of force – officer-involved shootings – we find no racial differences in either the raw data or when contextual factors are taken into account."
None of this means that black people are disproportionately killed by police .
FACT: unarmed black people are NOT disproportionately killed by police.
These don't take into consideration the fact that black people commit more crime that non-black people. This means more police interactions.Fatal police shootings of unarmed Black people in US more than 3 times as high as in Whites | BMJ
Overall fatal shooting rate not budged in 5 years; ‘public health emergency’ say researchers The rate of fatal police shootings of unarmed Black people in the US is more than 3 times as high as it is among White people, finds research published online in the Journal of Epidemiology & Community...www.bmj.com
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Black people more than three times as likely as white people to be killed during a police encounter
Black Americans are 3.23 times more likely than whites to be killed by police.www.hsph.harvard.edu
Say Their Name | Gonzaga University
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Study by black professor Roland Fryer:Fatal police shootings of unarmed Black people in US more than 3 times as high as in Whites | BMJ
Overall fatal shooting rate not budged in 5 years; ‘public health emergency’ say researchers The rate of fatal police shootings of unarmed Black people in the US is more than 3 times as high as it is among White people, finds research published online in the Journal of Epidemiology & Community...www.bmj.com
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Black people more than three times as likely as white people to be killed during a police encounter
Black Americans are 3.23 times more likely than whites to be killed by police.www.hsph.harvard.edu
Say Their Name | Gonzaga University
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I haven't seen you cite a study which says that black people ARE disproportionately killed by police.Absolute bullshit.
A bland statement is bullshit when he doesn't back it up with data. His whole report is obfuscation with the objective of making money from white extremists including police.Study by black professor Roland Fryer:
https://scholar.harvard.edu/files/fryer/files/empirical_analysis_tables_figures.pdf
"On the most extreme use of force – officer-involved shootings – we find no racial differences in either the raw data or when contextual factors are taken into account."
I think people like you just want to hear bad shit about other races. Why let the truth stand in the way of a good story, right?These don't take into consideration the fact that black people commit more crime that non-black people. This means more police interactions.
Study by black professor Roland Fryer:
https://scholar.harvard.edu/files/fryer/files/empirical_analysis_tables_figures.pdf
"On the most extreme use of force – officer-involved shootings – we find no racial differences in either the raw data or when contextual factors are taken into account."
You have yet to cite an SINGLE study which says that unarmed black people are disproportionately killed by police.So can you cite this "raw data" please? And, what exactly are these "contextual factors"?
And stop trying to appeal to authority. I don't care who he is. And, from what I have read about him, he seems to be a "tough love" advocate professor. Anyway, the stats disagree with your interpretation of his report.
Oh you CANNOT be serious! You're using the raw data? OF COURSE it makes sense that 70% of the population is committing the most crime! Now do it PROPORTIONATELY!If fact, there are only 2 out of the 32 crime categories where Blacks have been charged with more crimes than Whites. The rest Whites outshine all other races.
Why aren't cops stopping, and detaining them? Because they are White. So for all non-Whites. Please take a White friend with you, to protect you from cops.
https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2019/crime-in-the-u.s.-2019/tables/table-43
You have yet to cite an SINGLE study which says that unarmed black people are disproportionately killed by police.A bland statement is bullshit when he doesn't back it up with data. His whole report is obfuscation with the objective of making money from white extremists including police.
"Nobel-laureate James Heckman and Steven Durlauf, both University of Chicago economists, published a response to the Fryer study, writing that the paper "does not establish credible evidence on the presence or absence of discrimination against African Americans in police shootings" due to issues with selection bias." Wikipedia.
Maybe you missed it the first time,You have yet to cite an SINGLE study which says that unarmed black people are disproportionately killed by police.
Yes I am serious. According to the FBI's UCR(2019), Whites are charge with committing almost 70%(69.3%) of all crimes in America. Raw data or not! Proportionately or not! The real reason Blacks are being targeted, is that Black Americans lack anonymity and can't blend in. Blacks are also burden with racial stereotypes, that follow them everywhere. They have very little legal recourse when any injustice is done to them. Most can't afford a private attorney, and must rely on court-appointed counsels, who are looking only for a quick plea.Oh you CANNOT be serious! You're using the raw data? OF COURSE it makes sense that 70% of the population is committing the most crime! Now do it PROPORTIONATELY!
"unarmed Black people were killed at three times the rate of unarmed white people"You have yet to cite an SINGLE study which says that unarmed black people are disproportionately killed by police.
... In an analysis of 4,653 fatal shootings for which information about both race and age were available, the researchers found a small but statistically significant decline in white deaths (about 1%) but no significant change in deaths for BIPOC. There were 5,367 fatal police shootings during that five-year period, according to the Post’s database. In the case of armed victims, Native Americans were killed by police at a rate three times that of white people (77 total killed). Black people were killed at 2.6 times the rate of white people (1,265 total killed); and Hispanics were killed at nearly 1.3 times the rate of white people (889 total killed). Among unarmed victims, Black people were killed at three times the rate (218 total killed), and Hispanics at 1.45 times the rate of white people (146 total killed). ...
You have yet to cite an SINGLE study which says that unarmed black people are disproportionately killed by police.
No mention of "disproportionately."
Why the hell would I want you to do that? That's what MY study found!So you want me to cite a study that says that unarmed Black people are NOT being disproportionately killed by police?
"There were 5,367 fatal police shootings during that five-year period, according to the Post’s database. In the case of armed victims, Native Americans were killed by police at a rate three times that of white people (77 total killed). Black people were killed at 2.6 times the rate of white people (1,265 total killed); and Hispanics were killed at nearly 1.3 times the rate of white people (889 total killed). Among unarmed victims, Black people were killed at three times the rate (218 total killed), and Hispanics at 1.45 times the rate of white people (146 total killed)."Simply count the number of police shooting deaths, involving unarmed Black Americans(and other minorities), and the number of shooting deaths involving unarmed Whites. This article compares ALL the police shootings between 2015-2020 by race and age. This evidence is irrefutable. Even for you to dismiss or ignore.
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Racial disparity in police shootings unchanged over 5 years
Over the past five years there has been no reduction in the racial disparity in fatal police shooting victims despite increased use of body cameras.news.yale.edu
Because that is what you do whenever you try to avoid your burden of proof. If this is what YOUR study has found, then please cite this "raw data", and what exactly are these "contextual factors?Why the hell would I want you to do that? That's what MY study found!
The entire paragraph was,"There were 5,367 fatal police shootings during that five-year period, according to the Post’s database. In the case of armed victims, Native Americans were killed by police at a rate three times that of white people (77 total killed). Black people were killed at 2.6 times the rate of white people (1,265 total killed); and Hispanics were killed at nearly 1.3 times the rate of white people (889 total killed). Among unarmed victims, Black people were killed at three times the rate (218 total killed), and Hispanics at 1.45 times the rate of white people (146 total killed)."
77+1265+889+218+146=2595 total non-white / (total killed) 5367-2595=2772 white people. Okay so there were more white people who were killed by police!
Are you really arguing over semantics? Just because the word "disproportionately" is not used, doesn't mean that the entire article is not about Blacks being killed by cops disproportionately more often than Whites. Right? Just because I don't call you a man, doesn't mean that you are not a man, right?No mention of "disproportionately."
I misread it. Nothing to do with "conveniently" leaving it out.Your 1st mistake, was to conveniently leave out the highlighted portion. Only 4,653(NOT 5,367) of the fatal shootings were analyzed based on age and race.
I thought that we only comparing white deaths to black deaths. 1483 blacks were killed compared to 2058 white people.77+1265+889+218+146=2595(ignoring all those killed listed under "others"). Therefore, the total of Whites killed would be 4,653-2595=2058 white people + "other" races. So there were less White people killed than non-White people. Math is simple when you use the CORRECT facts!!
The article doesn't state the number of unarmed white people who were killed.Your 2nd mistake was to again change the goal posts. We were talking specifically about the number of UNARMED Blacks(and other minorities) killed by police over 5 years.
The article doesn't imply that the disparity is based on racism. That's the point.Are you really arguing over semantics? Just because the word "disproportionately" is not used, doesn't mean that the entire article is not about Blacks being killed by cops disproportionately more often than Whites. Right? Just because I don't call you a man, doesn't mean that you are not a man, right?