Bocephus said:

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Foreverconservative said:

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Looking at the video available since the cop claims he didn't turn on his body camera as required by policy, it appears he struck the driver's window in a hammer fist type manner and could very well caused his minor wrist injury. Zero footage of him being drug or knocked down. If he really just got assaulted and dragged by a car injuring him severe enough to go to the hospital you would think that you would remember to activate his body cam. Most departments have a 30 second prerecord buffer and some up to 90 sec. There is a reason he forgot this was no rookie and he has a lengthy behavior complaint file that appears to be a trend.


Now if his body camera didn't back up the statement of fact on the police report I can see the CYA move would be to claim the officer didn't turn on his camera. Louisville police have effed this thing up badly and have decided to go all in on the the cops word against the accused word. If they take it to court no way a jury based on that video can find him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt since this entire thing is based on reasonable doubt.


Wasn't it Louisville police who shot the girl Breonna Taylor In her apartment that had them in hot water a few of years ago? I'm thinking they should be real careful on how far they try to take this lie. Scheffler has zero history of being a hothead or acting as he's being accused, actually quite the opposite and Louisville PD just on a quick google search is riddled with scandals just in the last few years.

I'm guessing the DA doesn't even pursue this and Scheffler isn't the suing type

This appears to be the initial “incident” with Scottie scheffler

Looks like he’s slowly crawling his way into the entrance and the cop runs over, smacks his windshield with something, and Scheffler immediately stops the car.

pic.twitter.com/s42FoEYe8j

— 🇺🇸 Pismo 🇺🇸 (@Pismo_B) May 23, 2024

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It is pretty logical that this guy got so angry by Sheffler appearing to ignore his commands, that his first thought was arrest him and not press the body camera to start it. I truly doubt there's body camera footage that they're hiding. It is more likely that there simply is none.

Breonna Taylor was caught in the crossfire between one of her drug dealer boyfriends (there were two), and the Louisville cops that he shot & shot at. She was involved in a drug sale operation and the two most common destinations in that line of work are prison and the cemetery.

They should drop the ALL charge bc it says in the report that he attached himself to the car. They probably have to keep the traffic charge on there lest they be accused of playing favorite to a white man.

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Foreverconservative said:

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Sorry to burst your bubble but the boyfriend Kenneth Walker that was involved wasn't a drug dealer had no criminal record and was licensed to carry. The cops came through the door looking for her previous boyfriend that had left his vehicle that didn't run in the apartment parking lot.

Walker was cleared of all wrongdoing and got two million for his pain and suffering

Breonna Taylor was an EMT and her mom got twelve million for her being unlawfully shot and killed.

The three cops were charged for various crimes including conspiracy to defraud the court for lying to the judge to get the warrant two of the cops are still waiting to be tried. One wound up a mistrial and is facing federal charges.

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Bocephus said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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Bocephus said:

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Foreverconservative said:

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Looking at the video available since the cop claims he didn't turn on his body camera as required by policy, it appears he struck the driver's window in a hammer fist type manner and could very well caused his minor wrist injury. Zero footage of him being drug or knocked down. If he really just got assaulted and dragged by a car injuring him severe enough to go to the hospital you would think that you would remember to activate his body cam. Most departments have a 30 second prerecord buffer and some up to 90 sec. There is a reason he forgot this was no rookie and he has a lengthy behavior complaint file that appears to be a trend.


Now if his body camera didn't back up the statement of fact on the police report I can see the CYA move would be to claim the officer didn't turn on his camera. Louisville police have effed this thing up badly and have decided to go all in on the the cops word against the accused word. If they take it to court no way a jury based on that video can find him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt since this entire thing is based on reasonable doubt.


Wasn't it Louisville police who shot the girl Breonna Taylor In her apartment that had them in hot water a few of years ago? I'm thinking they should be real careful on how far they try to take this lie. Scheffler has zero history of being a hothead or acting as he's being accused, actually quite the opposite and Louisville PD just on a quick google search is riddled with scandals just in the last few years.

I'm guessing the DA doesn't even pursue this and Scheffler isn't the suing type

This appears to be the initial “incident” with Scottie scheffler

Looks like he’s slowly crawling his way into the entrance and the cop runs over, smacks his windshield with something, and Scheffler immediately stops the car.

pic.twitter.com/s42FoEYe8j

— 🇺🇸 Pismo 🇺🇸 (@Pismo_B) May 23, 2024

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It is pretty logical that this guy got so angry by Sheffler appearing to ignore his commands, that his first thought was arrest him and not press the body camera to start it. I truly doubt there's body camera footage that they're hiding. It is more likely that there simply is none.

Breonna Taylor was caught in the crossfire between one of her drug dealer boyfriends (there were two), and the Louisville cops that he shot & shot at. She was involved in a drug sale operation and the two most common destinations in that line of work are prison and the cemetery.

They should drop the ALL charge bc it says in the report that he attached himself to the car. They probably have to keep the traffic charge on there lest they be accused of playing favorite to a white man.

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The LPD **** the bed. Do you honestly think he was ignoring an order or that the LEOs on site **** the bed on coms?

Don't LEO goal tend here. Sheffler has been nothing but cooperative and every time we turn around, he's mushroom stamping these dip****s!

Drop the charges and hope the media goes away for a bit.

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If we are talking about what SHOULD have happened, he should have recognized that this was possibly a pro golfer, not attached to the car, and not escalated.

Bc of what happened, they have to do as much damage control as possible and prevent further claims of racial favoritism bc Sheffler did in fact commit a traffic violation which is clear on video.

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Bocephus said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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Bocephus said:

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Foreverconservative said:

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Looking at the video available since the cop claims he didn't turn on his body camera as required by policy, it appears he struck the driver's window in a hammer fist type manner and could very well caused his minor wrist injury. Zero footage of him being drug or knocked down. If he really just got assaulted and dragged by a car injuring him severe enough to go to the hospital you would think that you would remember to activate his body cam. Most departments have a 30 second prerecord buffer and some up to 90 sec. There is a reason he forgot this was no rookie and he has a lengthy behavior complaint file that appears to be a trend.


Now if his body camera didn't back up the statement of fact on the police report I can see the CYA move would be to claim the officer didn't turn on his camera. Louisville police have effed this thing up badly and have decided to go all in on the the cops word against the accused word. If they take it to court no way a jury based on that video can find him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt since this entire thing is based on reasonable doubt.


Wasn't it Louisville police who shot the girl Breonna Taylor In her apartment that had them in hot water a few of years ago? I'm thinking they should be real careful on how far they try to take this lie. Scheffler has zero history of being a hothead or acting as he's being accused, actually quite the opposite and Louisville PD just on a quick google search is riddled with scandals just in the last few years.

I'm guessing the DA doesn't even pursue this and Scheffler isn't the suing type

This appears to be the initial “incident” with Scottie scheffler

Looks like he’s slowly crawling his way into the entrance and the cop runs over, smacks his windshield with something, and Scheffler immediately stops the car.

pic.twitter.com/s42FoEYe8j

— 🇺🇸 Pismo 🇺🇸 (@Pismo_B) May 23, 2024

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It is pretty logical that this guy got so angry by Sheffler appearing to ignore his commands, that his first thought was arrest him and not press the body camera to start it. I truly doubt there's body camera footage that they're hiding. It is more likely that there simply is none.

Breonna Taylor was caught in the crossfire between one of her drug dealer boyfriends (there were two), and the Louisville cops that he shot & shot at. She was involved in a drug sale operation and the two most common destinations in that line of work are prison and the cemetery.

They should drop the ALL charge bc it says in the report that he attached himself to the car. They probably have to keep the traffic charge on there lest they be accused of playing favorite to a white man.

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The LPD **** the bed. Do you honestly think he was ignoring an order or that the LEOs on site **** the bed on coms?

Don't LEO goal tend here. Sheffler has been nothing but cooperative and every time we turn around, he's mushroom stamping these dip****s!

Drop the charges and hope the media goes away for a bit.

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If we are talking about what SHOULD have happened, he should have recognized that this was possibly a pro golfer, not attached to the car, and not escalated.

Bc of what happened, they have to do as much damage control as possible and prevent further claims of racial favoritism bc Sheffler did in fact commit a traffic violation which is clear on video.

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Bocephus said:

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DannyDuberstein said:

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What traffic violation? Another cop sent him that way, just like they already sent other golfers before him.

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If that was indeed the case, then there was no traffic violation. He just has to prove that at traffic court. Maybe that officer had his body camera on.

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Stat Monitor Repairman said:

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Gillis did, however, receive a commendation for being among seven officers who went "above and beyond" the call of duty in a "high-intensity traffic enforcement detail" that "culminated in you issuing a staggering 108 citations (114 charges, 1 DUI arrest) out of 201 citations issued during the four-hour operational period" on Sept. 16, 2021.

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Officer involved got a commendation medal for issuing 108 tickets in four-hours back in '21.

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