Saint Pauls BITCH BUSTERS!
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posted by Bob at Monday, July 30, 2007
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Hi All,
I dragged this over here from SPIF.
Some of you know Sheldon. Here is the story-
Prior to yesterday’s Rice Street Parade, St. Paul Police combed the area searching for one young black male. In the process, the abundant patrols began randomly stopping and questioning young black men. A member of the cable television crew that was providing coverage of the parade for the City of St. Paul was confronted and questioned twice during the police raid. Needless to say, the young men, who were randomly stopped and questioned, were not pleased.
One young man verbally expressed some hostility toward one St. Paul cop. The officer’s response was unprofessional, adolescent, and completely uncalled for. Like a scene out of jr. high school, the St. Paul cop shouted: “What did you call me?” Accepting the officer’s challenge, the young man repeated whatever it was he mumbled the first time. Officer “what did you call me?”, surrounded by a large force of other St. Paul cops, instantly responded by handcuffing the young man, slamming him face first onto the hood of one of the several nearby parked squad cars, spreading the young man’s legs, and calling the young man “my bitch.”
The actions of this one St. Paul Police officer, at the supposedly family-friendly Rice Street Festival, were entirely inappropriate. St. Paul’s “bitch” busters are far from the best and brightest, and are not making our City and safer.
Sheldon Gitis
INDUSTRIAL SWAMP
Non-fiction Television
Sheldon Gitis
South St. Anthony Park
Info about Sheldon Gitis: http://forums.e-democracy.org/contacts/sheldongitis
NOTHING ever changes in this city. Young black men are still being harassed for NOTHING more than the color of their skin! Councilman Lee Helgen received formal complaints about this type of behavior.
We still have cops who can't tell the difference from one black man to the next. Is this one of those "they all look a like" scenarios.
What I want is an extra police dept.!
Police officers who will serve all citizens equally. A police dept. the citizens of the protected class can call for help when these "hooligan officers" get out of control.
Thank you for the post Bob.
As a businessman, I'd like a police department I can call for help when these bitch busters suggest I hire security and threaten my business license for not controling their crime problem.
I know some of you think this guy should have watched his mouth.
Common sense would dictate this however, it is easy to say if you haven't been hassled repetitively by the police because of the color of your skin.
Everyone has their limits.
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