46 Colorado police wrongfully handcuffed a Black family for a few minutes, so they were given a $1.9 million settlement. Total insanity and an example of Black Privilege. (old.reddit.com) posted 291 days ago by scata90x 291 days ago by scata90x +46 / -0 Mother and her kids who were held at gunpoint and handcuffed by Aurora police, reach $1.9 million settlement. Posted in r/PublicFreakout by u/real-m-f-in-talk • 10,280 points and 844 comments 8 comments share 8 comments share save hide report block hide replies
Anyone held at gunpoint and wrongfully handcuffed by police should be awarded such large sums regardless of skin tone.
But not paid by the taxpayers
AGREED
If a massive sum had to paid every time someone was placed in handcuffs for being suspected of a crime which they didn't commit then no city would be able to afford having a police department.
Honestly, I'd be fine with that. A heavily-armed populace and maybe a sheriff and a couple deputies should be enough.
Not if the guilty officers have their wages and pensions garnished instead of penalizing tax payers.
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What's the scoop with 19? 19 spaces in kill box? 1.9 million?
It is privilege, not right.
That is because the idea is pushed that Black ain't free. Only free people have rights. Slaves have privileges.