Man, Why U Always Talkin' 'Bout A Once For All Solution?-gctid32406

[Kamau Kambon]

COPS DIDN'T GIVE
 
DADDY A CHANCE
 
NYPD SHOOTS AND KILLS
 
MAN IN THE BRONX

Assignment:
   Is this sufficient EVIDENCE THAT VOTING
    MAKES ABSOLUTELY NO DIFFERENCE IN
    A SLEAZY, PREDATORY CESSPOOL SYSTEM?
      EXPLAIN YOUR ANSWER
* is this ample proof that YOU NEED TO BE
   A FOR REAL Kmtyw AND NOT A JIVE,
    FAKE NEGRO WHO WEARS Kmtyw CLOTHES?

[kweku, afro olmec]

modupe baba kanbom, u always have good assignments baba, yes indeed. dashikis and other clothes, dont make the Kmtyw, but it is the men inside the cloth that matters,my new year re soul lution baba is, to work on myself, self analyze myself more, do for self as i do for others, work towards my spiritual emancipation,indeed, it is predatory system, prison industrial complex, aka torture INC. MADE IN AMERIKA:skeleton:

" NEVER BRING MEAT TOA PACK OF HUNGRY WOLVES" NATIVE AMERICAN PROVERB

[Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé]

COPS DIDN'T GIVE DADDY A CHANCE

         NYPD SHOOTS AND KILLS MAN IN THE BRONX

                                                                               By JOHN DOYLE, LORENA MONGELLI and ANDY GELLER

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                  "They didn't give him a chance," said stepdaughter Alexandra Rodriguez.

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 A Bronx father defending his stepdaughter's honor was shot to death by a plainclothes cop after he ignored repeated orders to freeze and came at the officer with a raised baseball bat, the NYPD said today.
  The wife and stepdaughter of victim Alex Figueroa, 40, witnessed the bloodshed Tuesday night and disputed the police account, saying the cop didn't give the dad time to react before shooting him once in the right side of the chest.
   They also said he was carrying an 18-inch stick - not a bat - and it was at his side.
   "Cops said, 'Don't move' - then bang," said his wife, Sunited snakesn Rodriguez, 35.
  "They didn't give him a chance," added his stepdaughter, Alexandra Rodriguez. "They told him to put that thing down but he already had it down at his side. They killed him for nothing."
  The shooting occurred just before midnight Wednesday in a hallway on the fourth floor of 2710 Bainbridge Ave. in the Kingsbridge section.
  The officer who opened fire, a 30-year-old, six-year veteran of the force, has been placed on modified duty pending an investigation, as is routine in police-involved shootings.
   NYPD chief spokesman Paul Browne did not say whether the shooting came within police guidelines.
  He said Figueroa went with his wife, stepdaughter and a 20-year-old friend up to a fourth-floor apartment to confront two men who had made a comment about his stepdaughter's legs.
   Figueroa, who lives a floor below, was carrying a baseball bat and his pal a wooden closet pole, police said.
  Angry words developed into a hallway melee involving 10 people, and a fourth-floor tenant called 911 repeatedly, saying there was a man with a gun. Browne said he didn't know whether the report of a gun was a factor in what happened next, but "it's certainly not helpful to provide the police with bad information."
  Four cops and a sergeant from the 52nd Precinct's anti-crime unit arrived at 11:46 p.m. and raced up four flights of stairs because the building has no elevator. They had their police shields out, Browne said. The cop who fired the round got to the top of the stairs first and shouted "freeze" or "drop the bat," he said.
  The cop told investigators he opened fire when Figueroa raised the bat and came at him, said the spokesman, adding that two civilian witnesses reported seeing him raise the bat.
   His wife and stepdaughter, who are threatening to sue the NYPD, swore he never raised the bat.
  The family's pastor, Xiomara Perez, described Figueroa as "very humble, very loving, very caring," adding, "It's a shame that something like this would happen to someone so good."