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“These officers were found to be directly responsible for the physical abuse of Mr Nicols” Memphis police chief released statement on Tyre Nichols death – “This is a failing of basic humanity toward another individual. This incident was heinous, reckless, and inhumane;” pic.twitter.com/dq2AQwRheo
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Stay cool, nigga, chill!
Memphis’ top cop has warned the local community not to react with “violence or destruction” when the body camera video of the brutal beating of black motorist Tyre Nichols is released, as law enforcement agencies Thursday brace for protests.
Police Chief Cerelyn Davis issued a video statement Wednesday night, in which she described Nichols’ beating as “heinous, reckless and inhumane” — but at the same time urged the community not to lash out in response to the video.
“I expect you to feel what the Nichols family feels,” she said. “I expect you to feel outrage in the disregard of basic human rights, as our police officers have taken an oath to do the opposite of what transpired on the video.”
“I expect our citizens to exercise their First Amendment right to protest, to demand action and results,” she continued. “But we need to ensure our community is safe in this process. None of this is a calling card for inciting violence or destruction on our community or our citizens.”
Tyre Nichols
Nichols’ family members were shown the body camera recording earlier this week, and one of their attorneys later said that Nichols was treated by the officers like a “human piñata,” and likened his encounter with the police to the infamous 1991 beating of Rodney King that sparked riots in Los Angeles.
Nichols, 29, who has a 4-year-old son, was beaten by a group of Memphis police officers during a traffic stop on Jan. 7 for reckless driving.
Police said in a statement the day after the encounter that “a confrontation occurred” as officers approached the vehicle and Nichols ran; they said officers caught up to him and that ”another confrontation occurred” while they were taking him into custody.
Police said Nichols complained of shortness of breath and was taken to a hospital, where he died three days later.
Relatives have accused the police of beating Nichols and causing him to have a heart attack and kidney failure. Authorities have only said that Nichols experienced a medical emergency.
Davis explained that the video of Nichols’ traffic stop was being released “in the vain of transparency,” but also “to show those who watch us now that this behavior is not what will define our community and this great city.”
She added: “This is not a reflection of the good work that many Memphis police officers do every day. “
Davis stressed that she was not only speaking as a chief of police but also as a citizen, “a mother” and a “caring human being who wants the best for all of us.”
Five black officers were fired Friday in connection with the incident after an internal investigation found that they used excessive force and failed their duties to intervene and render aid. Additional law enforcement officials could face disciplinary actions.
The chief said that the officers “were found to be directly responsible” for the 29-year-old FedEx worker’s physical abuse. They were named as Tadarrius Bean, Demetrius Haley, Emmitt Martin III, Desmond Mills, Jr. and Justin Smith.
Yeah I mean, frankly, black people are right about the cops.
But you do have to wonder what exactly is going on with the reappearance of the BLM-Antifa movement, no?
We don’t have an explanation.
