Sam Seder
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Crazed Cop Kills Unarmed Man, Get's Acquitted By Jury
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December 16, 2017
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11:46Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, Heather Parton joins the crew to discuss the acquittal of former police officer Philip Brailsford in the killing of an unarmed man, Daniel Shaver.
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---Last week, Arizona officials released a video in which a police officer is seen shooting and killing Daniel Shaver, a 26 years-old unarmed father of two, while he is crawling on the floor begging for his life. The video starts with an officer stating, “If you make a mistake, another mistake, there is a very severe possibility that you’re both going to get shot. Do you understand?” Two officers are seen in a hallway of a La Quinta Inn & Suites pointing AR-15 semi-automatic assault rifles at two people lying on the ground.
When I saw the video, I felt sick. I had to wonder, how many policing interactions progress just like this one but go unheard of because they did not end with a shooting? I had to wonder, how did a jury of my peers acquit the police officer? I had to wonder, if there is any way to prevent these kind of incidents from ever happening again?
I had to wonder, is it time to start a national conversation about disarming the police?---
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