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Unregistered
11-24-2015, 06:03 AM
An unarmed man was shot by a South Florida police officer and said there is no way the officer should have ever fired upon him. The man, who was taken into custody on a drug charge, was on one of the busiest roadways in South Florida when he was stopped. He said he was fully cooperating with both officers when one decided to shoot him for no reason.
Man Stole Boy's iPad in Tamarac McDonald's: BSO Michael Gavins was pulled over by two officers in South Miami, didn't have a weapon, but ended up being shot in the chest. "You can check me. You can check the car, you can do whatever you want. Please don't shoot me. He paused maybe 30 seconds and the next thing I hear, 'Boom,'" Gavins explained.
"If the overt action is putting my hands up, telling him I am not a threat, then I don't know," Gavins said.
The officer was placed on a three-day administrative leave, but South Miami Police told NBC 6 he is now back on the street. Gavins hasn't been convicted of a crime before. The officer hasn't faced any disciplinary actions in his three years on the force. One lawyer told NBC 6 he witnessed all of this and that Gavins was cooperating and he was very surprised he was shot.
http://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/Please-Dont-Shoot-Me-Man-Shot-By-South-Miami-Cop-353086741.html

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Unregistered
12-02-2015, 06:01 AM
A group met at a local church Tuesday and then marched to South Miami City Hall. They said they wanted to make their voices heard at the city commission meeting.The group is outraged that Officer Aryo Rezaie is back on the job after shooting Michael Gavins.
In an effort to be transparent, the police chief and city manager announced several recommended changes, including the purchase of body cameras for the police department. The chief said the officers should be wearing the cameras sometime next year, possibly around April.
Read more here: http://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/Group-Rallies-After-Man-Shot-By-South-Miami-Officer-359753251.html

Landa and Alexander also addressed a fatal officer-involved shooting in mid-November, which is currently being investigated by the Miami-Dade Police Department. That incident didn’t involved Aguiar. Further addressing the police department, Alexander recommended having police officers wear body cameras while on patrol, which was met with scattered applause during the meeting.
Alexander’s actions were limited by the fact that “certain state laws and union agreements prevent the current administration from revisiting decisions made in the past by former city managers, and police chiefs,” his report said.
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/broward/article47467690.html#storylink=cpy

Unregistered
12-03-2015, 08:47 PM
A group met at a local church Tuesday and then marched to South Miami City Hall. They said they wanted to make their voices heard at the city commission meeting.The group is outraged that Officer Aryo Rezaie is back on the job after shooting Michael Gavins.
In an effort to be transparent, the police chief and city manager announced several recommended changes, including the purchase of body cameras for the police department. The chief said the officers should be wearing the cameras sometime next year, possibly around April.
Read more here: http://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/Group-Rallies-After-Man-Shot-By-South-Miami-Officer-359753251.html

Landa and Alexander also addressed a fatal officer-involved shooting in mid-November, which is currently being investigated by the Miami-Dade Police Department. That incident didn’t involved Aguiar. Further addressing the police department, Alexander recommended having police officers wear body cameras while on patrol, which was met with scattered applause during the meeting.
Alexander’s actions were limited by the fact that “certain state laws and union agreements prevent the current administration from revisiting decisions made in the past by former city managers, and police chiefs,” his report said.
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/broward/article47467690.html#storylink=cpy


how about "lives matter"

everyone is on the "black" "white" colored and so on, if you have to state the color of a persons' skin before you mention their gender, then you are the racist!.
EXAMPLES:


MAN SHOT BY OFFICER

OFFICER SHOT BY CRIMINAL

HOODRAT SHOT BY HOODRAT

PATIENT KILLED BY DOCTOR

YOU never see it my way, the media is always right, and its only happening when it affects your own family. that's what matters here, or does it?

Common Sense
12-03-2015, 11:30 PM
Landa and Alexander also addressed a fatal officer-involved shooting in mid-November, which is currently being investigated by the Miami-Dade Police Department. That incident didn’t involved Aguiar.
Fatal? Does that mean that Michael Gavins came back from the Dead or is he a Zombie.?