Hope this Marine doesn't get jammed up

[angel71rs]

Puts loon in chokehold, accidentally kills him:

Marine Vet Reportedly Kills Unhinged Man On NYC Subway After Putting Him In Chokehold

A Marine veteran put an aggressive homeless man into a chokehold on the New York Subway that reportedly led to his death.

dailycaller.com

 

[John Sam Rayburn]

Choking people unconscious is dangerous.

I can tell from the photo the guy doesn't know how to choke properly.

He should have let the psycho rant.

 

[majormadmax]

First and foremost, the Marine will not be charged.

Still, I have issues with him placing the guy in a chokehold.

While he was acting in a 'hostile and erratic manner,' there are no reports of weapons of any kind nor that he actually assaulted anyone.

Granted, he did throw garbage at some of the commuters; but I still don't think that justifies what is now considered deadly force.

The DOJ has directed law enforcement agencies to change policy to prohibit such tactics unless deadly force would have been authorized, which in this case it wasn't (would he had been justified in shooting the man?), so similar actions by civilians which have a high probability of a fatal outcome should also be avoided.

https://www.justice.gov/d9/pages/at...straint_knock_and_announce_policy_final_0.pdf

And sorry, I don't give vets a pass for such actions. In fact, as one I expect them to know and employ their capabilities better than the average citizen.

 

[Fishkiller]

I bet after the investigation good ol' Alvin Bragg files charges. The marine had no priors so he cannot simply walk.

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

We all have opinions: People are sick of terrifying homeless nut jobs berating normal people among many other horrors perpetrated by the homeless...

He wouldn't have died if the police were allowed to do their jobs.

I'm surprised more aren't killed...

 

[wiredgeorge]

We all have opinions: People are sick of terrifying homeless nut jobs berating normal people among many other horrors perpetrated by the homeless...

He wouldn't have died if the police were allowed to do their jobs.

I'm surprised more aren't killed...

Perhaps if the LEOs in NYC had not had large numbers quit or were affected by the defunding efforts there would have been a LEO responding. I can imagine that NYPD and the transit cops are discouraged by the Madhatter DA's turning perps back on the street without even a slap on the wrist. Voters in NYC are getting what they voted for.

 

[rotor]

First and foremost, the Marine will not be charged.

Still, I have issues with him placing the guy in a chokehold.

While he was acting in a 'hostile and erratic manner,' there are no reports of weapons of any kind nor that he actually assaulted anyone.

Granted, he did throw garbage at some of the commuters; but I still don't think that justifies what is now considered deadly force.

The DOJ has directed law enforcement agencies to change policy to prohibit such tactics unless deadly force would have been authorized, which in this case it wasn't (would he had been justified in shooting the man?), so similar actions by civilians which have a high probability of a fatal outcome should also be avoided.

https://www.justice.gov/d9/pages/at...straint_knock_and_announce_policy_final_0.pdf

And sorry, I don't give vets a pass for such actions. In fact, as one I expect them to know and employ their capabilities better than the average citizen.

Why do you think he won’t be charged? I bet he is charged.

 

[BRD@66]

He'll go free. Initial investigation by NCIS Agent L.J. Gibbs and Gibbs NEVER found a Marine guilty of ANYTHING in 20 years.

 

[majormadmax]

Why do you think he won’t be charged? I bet he is charged.

Because I can Google...

Man who put subway commuter in headlock before he died not charged

A 24-year-old former Marine who put an erratic New York subway passenger in a headlock before he later died will not be charged, according to police.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[rotor]

Because I can Google...

Man who put subway commuter in headlock before he died not charged

A 24-year-old former Marine who put an erratic New York subway passenger in a headlock before he later died will not be charged, according to police.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Keep googling and you may get newer results. I bet he is charged. Ask Daniel Perry how that is.

 

[DoubleDuty]

Yep my prediction is he will be charged. The prosecution will claim unnecessary force.

 

[Fishkiller]

Well the DA is looking into filing charges. And theBLM folks are all stirred up

Manhattan DA Bragg investigating after aggressive homeless man on NYC subway dies from Marine's chokehold





https://www.foxnews.com/us/manhatta...omeless-man-nyc-subway-dies-marines-chokehold





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[BBL]

Blems are only looking for excuses to go onto another killing, murdering, raping and looting spree.
But I am surprised the police did not charge the Marine. Can the DA still charge now?
If the man was no danger to anyone, there was no need for the use of force. But what is done is done.
Given the racial profile of this situation, I am really surprised the kid isn't rotting in jail as we speak. This is the NYC, the bastion of leftists, communists and libtards. How is he still walking the streets freely?

 

[rotor]

Al Sharpton involved. There will be charges. From what I have seen though I can't say lethal force was justified.

 

[PDiddy]

That dude better come out as a queer, tranny pedophile quick or he going to prison…

 

[Texan79423]

 

[Ausländer]

As others have said, he will be charged. AOC and BLM are already protesting and screaming about how he was murdered. They need another George Floyd to fund raise off of. They will ignore his known mental illness & the 40+ arrests he had and will instead post pics of him from 15-20 years ago as a Michael Jackson impersonator and say the system (ironically - the system they they put in place) failed him.

The search for more money based off of faux outrage is their bread & butter. Without the victim card, they would have to accept responsibility for their own actions and that's something they will never do.

 

[1911'S 4 Me]

Ben Crump will fly into town in his private jet soon and arrange for a $25 million payout.
Half going to him.

 

[1911'S 4 Me]

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Apparent homeless man's death on NYC subway by fellow passenger ruled a homicide​

 

[John Sam Rayburn]

And sorry, I don't give vets a pass for such actions. In fact, as one I expect them to know and employ their capabilities better than the average citizen.

It's worse than that.

The U.S.M.C. provides about 15 minutes of training on how to choke a person into unconsciousness.

That would be like me giving you 15 minutes training on how to fly a helicopter, and you thinking you'd mastered it well enough to safely take your friends for helicopter rides.