Louisville cop protected by black protesters when separated from squad during riot

[Marcus Aurelius]

Viral photo shows Louisville cop protected by black protesters when separated from squad during riot

A photo has gone viral showing a group of mostly black men linked arms to protect a lone Louisville Metro Police officer who was separated from his unit when protests turned violent in the city last week in response to the death of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd.

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A photo has gone viral showing a group of mostly black men linked arms to protect a lone Louisville Metro police officer who was separated from his unit when protests turned violent in the city last week in response to the deaths of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd.


The white officer, shown wearing a helmet, face shield, and bulletproof vest, stood in front of Bearno’s By-the-Bridge, a pizza chain restaurant near the Second Street Bridge and the Yum Center.

A group of men, reportedly the initial protest organizers, wore face masks and linked arms to prevent other members of the crowd from reaching the officer while he waited for his squad to return, the Louisville Courier-Journal reported.

“Last night in Louisville. Protesters protected an officer separated from his squad,” one Louisville native, Nancy Duncan, tweeted, sharing the newspaper’s photos. “I hope the news covers this.”

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If I knew those men, I'd buy them a beer.

 

[now_what]

Viral photo shows Louisville cop protected by black protesters when separated from squad during riot

A photo has gone viral showing a group of mostly black men linked arms to protect a lone Louisville Metro Police officer who was separated from his unit when protests turned violent in the city last week in response to the death of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd.

www.foxnews.com

A photo has gone viral showing a group of mostly black men linked arms to protect a lone Louisville Metro police officer who was separated from his unit when protests turned violent in the city last week in response to the deaths of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd.


The white officer, shown wearing a helmet, face shield, and bulletproof vest, stood in front of Bearno’s By-the-Bridge, a pizza chain restaurant near the Second Street Bridge and the Yum Center.

A group of men, reportedly the initial protest organizers, wore face masks and linked arms to prevent other members of the crowd from reaching the officer while he waited for his squad to return, the Louisville Courier-Journal reported.

“Last night in Louisville. Protesters protected an officer separated from his squad,” one Louisville native, Nancy Duncan, tweeted, sharing the newspaper’s photos. “I hope the news covers this.”

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If I knew those men, I'd buy them a beer.

Wow....

 

[Marcus Aurelius]

Wow....

I wonder if CNN, MSNBC, CBS, NYT, etc will cover this..........

 

[PhilFish]

Decency and good faith spring eternal

 

[Marcus Aurelius]

Decency and good faith spring eternal

for the moment.

or, as Willy Wonka would say "so shines a good deed, in a weary world'.

 

[Dawg]

that blows OCF's they hate the cops out of the water

 

[ObamacareForever]

Viral photo shows Louisville cop protected by black protesters when separated from squad during riot

A photo has gone viral showing a group of mostly black men linked arms to protect a lone Louisville Metro Police officer who was separated from his unit when protests turned violent in the city last week in response to the death of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd.

www.foxnews.com

A photo has gone viral showing a group of mostly black men linked arms to protect a lone Louisville Metro police officer who was separated from his unit when protests turned violent in the city last week in response to the deaths of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd.


The white officer, shown wearing a helmet, face shield, and bulletproof vest, stood in front of Bearno’s By-the-Bridge, a pizza chain restaurant near the Second Street Bridge and the Yum Center.

A group of men, reportedly the initial protest organizers, wore face masks and linked arms to prevent other members of the crowd from reaching the officer while he waited for his squad to return, the Louisville Courier-Journal reported.

“Last night in Louisville. Protesters protected an officer separated from his squad,” one Louisville native, Nancy Duncan, tweeted, sharing the newspaper’s photos. “I hope the news covers this.”

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If I knew those men, I'd buy them a beer.

Looks like the cops are worthless(at best). fire'em all.

 

[Dawg]

Looks like the cops are worthless(at best). fire'em all.

Cop isn't hiding in his parents basement

 

[resident_evil]

Viral photo shows Louisville cop protected by black protesters when separated from squad during riot

A photo has gone viral showing a group of mostly black men linked arms to protect a lone Louisville Metro Police officer who was separated from his unit when protests turned violent in the city last week in response to the death of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd.

www.foxnews.com

A photo has gone viral showing a group of mostly black men linked arms to protect a lone Louisville Metro police officer who was separated from his unit when protests turned violent in the city last week in response to the deaths of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd.


The white officer, shown wearing a helmet, face shield, and bulletproof vest, stood in front of Bearno’s By-the-Bridge, a pizza chain restaurant near the Second Street Bridge and the Yum Center.

A group of men, reportedly the initial protest organizers, wore face masks and linked arms to prevent other members of the crowd from reaching the officer while he waited for his squad to return, the Louisville Courier-Journal reported.

“Last night in Louisville. Protesters protected an officer separated from his squad,” one Louisville native, Nancy Duncan, tweeted, sharing the newspaper’s photos. “I hope the news covers this.”

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If I knew those men, I'd buy them a beer.

Can you imagine if they had killed him? Him shooting off his side arm and then being rendered limb from limb? Wow!

 

[ObamacareForever]

Cop isn't hiding in his parents basement

They would better serve the public if they were.

 

[Corruptbuddha]

Looks like the cops are worthless(at best). fire'em all.

That's a great idea. How about we only have police presence where it is wanted and appreciated? You may be onto something here. Let the inner cities and hoods police themselves. I mean, they'd all be happy as clams if not for racist police killing them in wanton purges, right?

 

[ObamacareForever]

That's a great idea. How about we only have police presence where it is wanted and appreciated? You may be onto something here. Let the inner cities and hoods police themselves. I mean, they'd all be happy as clams if not for racist police killing them in wanton purges, right?

Check the picture out, Civilians are protecting the police. When the police are paid to protect to civilians. There is no point in paying those worthless pieces of shit.

 

[Corruptbuddha]

Check the picture out, Civilians are protecting the police. When the police are paid to protect to civilians. There is no point in paying those worthless pieces of shit.

Ok, then let's get rid of them. I'm with you. No more inner city police. Let's just furlough all of them in NYC, Twin Cities and Baltimore, and any other city with a high concentration of "people of color". No cops, no problems, right?

Of course, we out here in the real world will keep ours on the payroll.

 

[Dawg]

They would better serve the public if they were.

I so hope you need call one soon

 

[Dawg]

Check the picture out, Civilians are protecting the police. When the police are paid to protect to civilians. There is no point in paying those worthless pieces of shit.

You'd understand if you were not hiding at home

 

[Dawg]

Can you imagine if they had killed him? Him shooting off his side arm and then being rendered limb from limb? Wow!

We have members wishing for that
same for couple beaten with 2x4's in NY for protecting their business
the thugs aren't only in the streets

chain mails to all police departments are needed of those that don't want them employed any longer

 

[ObamacareForever]

I so hope you need call one soon

I wouldn't call them even if I was in trouble. I don't want to end up dead.

 

[ObamacareForever]

Ok, then let's get rid of them. I'm with you. No more inner city police. Let's just furlough all of them in NYC, Twin Cities and Baltimore, and any other city with a high concentration of "people of color". No cops, no problems, right?

Of course, we out here in the real world will keep ours on the payroll.

Just need to draw clear lines where the police don't exist.

 

[Dawg]

I wouldn't call them even if I was in trouble. I don't want to end up dead.

Only a black male would say that and a Liar

 

[resident_evil]

Viral photo shows Louisville cop protected by black protesters when separated from squad during riot

A photo has gone viral showing a group of mostly black men linked arms to protect a lone Louisville Metro Police officer who was separated from his unit when protests turned violent in the city last week in response to the death of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd.

www.foxnews.com

A photo has gone viral showing a group of mostly black men linked arms to protect a lone Louisville Metro police officer who was separated from his unit when protests turned violent in the city last week in response to the deaths of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd.


The white officer, shown wearing a helmet, face shield, and bulletproof vest, stood in front of Bearno’s By-the-Bridge, a pizza chain restaurant near the Second Street Bridge and the Yum Center.

A group of men, reportedly the initial protest organizers, wore face masks and linked arms to prevent other members of the crowd from reaching the officer while he waited for his squad to return, the Louisville Courier-Journal reported.

“Last night in Louisville. Protesters protected an officer separated from his squad,” one Louisville native, Nancy Duncan, tweeted, sharing the newspaper’s photos. “I hope the news covers this.”

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If I knew those men, I'd buy them a beer.

And then you have this making it wash.



(WHAM) - Disturbing video recorded by a person in Rochester shows a group of people attacking a woman outside a business amid widespread looting and rioting in downtown Rochester Saturday evening.

In the video, a woman pleads with the people smashing the exterior of Rochester Fire Equipment Company on Marshall Street to stop. The woman yelled at the group of people, who were apparently trying to loot the jewelry store next door.

Woman attacked outside Rochester business

(WHAM) - Disturbing video recorded by a person in Rochester shows a group of people attacking a woman outside a business amid widespread looting and rioting in downtown Rochester Saturday evening. In the video, a woman pleads with the people smashing the exterior of Rochester Fire Equipment...

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