thefantom1
New member
I got this in an email..........and found it kinda thought provoking..
WHITE MAN SHOT BY POLICE, CONFUSION REIGNS
>
>Police in Cincinnati, Ohio shot and killed a white man today, plunging the
>police department into chaos and confusion.
>
>Police officials reported, "We don't know what to do. There's no forms for
>this kind of thing. Normally we've got fifteen levels of review, but we
>don't know what to do now. Hell, the Justice Department hasn't even called
>to ream us out."
>
>Precinct commanders dispatched riot units, but not a single case of looting
>or property destruction was reported. One white man was given a ticket for
>spitting on the sidewalk and two other whites were detained for crossing
>against a red light.
>
>One police officer was quoted as saying, "It's damned scary how quiet it
>is. It's almost like everyone is going on with their business like normal.
>Freaky."
>
>The Mayor of Cincinnati's office was also embroiled in turmoil. "We're
>actively seeking someone with whom to engage a series of dialogues to,
>uhhh, do something about, umm, this."
>
>So far, no person or group has accepted the Mayor's offer to "enter into
>dialogue" about the shooting or its effect on the community. The Mayor's
>office did report they received three phone calls wondering when the
>Cincinnati Reds' next home game would be.
WHITE MAN SHOT BY POLICE, CONFUSION REIGNS
>
>Police in Cincinnati, Ohio shot and killed a white man today, plunging the
>police department into chaos and confusion.
>
>Police officials reported, "We don't know what to do. There's no forms for
>this kind of thing. Normally we've got fifteen levels of review, but we
>don't know what to do now. Hell, the Justice Department hasn't even called
>to ream us out."
>
>Precinct commanders dispatched riot units, but not a single case of looting
>or property destruction was reported. One white man was given a ticket for
>spitting on the sidewalk and two other whites were detained for crossing
>against a red light.
>
>One police officer was quoted as saying, "It's damned scary how quiet it
>is. It's almost like everyone is going on with their business like normal.
>Freaky."
>
>The Mayor of Cincinnati's office was also embroiled in turmoil. "We're
>actively seeking someone with whom to engage a series of dialogues to,
>uhhh, do something about, umm, this."
>
>So far, no person or group has accepted the Mayor's offer to "enter into
>dialogue" about the shooting or its effect on the community. The Mayor's
>office did report they received three phone calls wondering when the
>Cincinnati Reds' next home game would be.