Tivoli Ballers Recount Horror

[Bricktop]

Steve Green is obviously a gunman...and if not he was hugging up gunman...

[Assasin]

All of a sudden him tun saint. You remember how many on this same forum use to say him a gunman etc.? How convienent them can sidestep now and him a footballer without them pointing it out as they did when he was not seen as a footballer but a gunman.

Ah bwoy

[Bricktop]

See di hypocrites dem a gallang deh...I just point point out the hypocrisy then sit back and watch them ignore my posts...pretty humorous actually

[Exile]

Good question. Still...shouldn't the soldiers and police be the ones to be packing the trucks with dead bodies the ykilled?

[Bricktop]

Good question. Still...shouldn't the soldiers and police be the ones to be packing the trucks with dead bodies the ykilled?

Mek dem gunman friend load them up...what's wrong with that?

[MissLondon]

"It wicked bredda, mi nuh used to dem t'ing yah at all."

Really???? I find that difficult to believe.

[MissLondon]

Im quoting the article, not Mosiah lol

[Don1]

Shouldn't have been there. Why didn't they leave?

crocodiles inna dem path...some on 2 legs

[Bricktop]

For nine months?

[Don1]

For nine months?

I heard the crocs are at least 4 years old

Some of the human ones are in their 40s

Go figure

[Don1]

This is true...but the police force cannot be reformed properly in a vacuum

The force is overseen by a totally corrupted political class...that's where the key, defining reform has to occur

[Bricktop]

What yuh saying to me? Steve Green could only play home games?

[Don1]

What yuh saying to me? Steve Green could only play home games?

maybe he was escorted away by crocs...

[myYout]

right, man ah mi own heart mek di language flow yes, worry bout english when it needed, odah dan dat, wi jus lettigooo

[Karl]

Tivoli may be a garrison community, but we must all understand that good law abiding citizens also reside their too. All the abuse that these people were subjected to, was because of poor planning, lack of training, the glaring presence of injustice and just plain downright incompetence from the very top down to these law enforcement officers. There is no law enforcement agency anywhere in the world that can be effective or successful without the involvement and cooperation of the citizens they serve and protect. Therefore, a good point to start would be to show some professional courtesy when they interact with the public...how about just doing their damn jobs and show people some respect. Trust me, if they treat people with a little more respect, whenever the situation arise that they have to escalate their level of response, it would be understood. However, this wanton disregard that the police have for people when on or off duty should not be the norm as it is today. It is a sad case when people fear the police as much or more than they do criminals. Maybe if they cease being criminals in uniform, the citizens would respect and trust them a little more and become partners in fighting crime. The bottomline is that the JCF need a total makeover, from firing bad corrupt cops to retraining and ultimately recruiting good, smart law abiding citizens. Regardless of how this thing is looked at, there is absolutely no excuse for the police to just murder our citizens in cold blood like a video game...it is big time almshouse and you all know it, that is not the way police work is done...it is not right...absolutely not right! Many of these cops should go to prison!!

Good law-abiding citizens?

Should law-abiding citizens be informers on the 'unlawful-abiding' citizens?
Should law-abiding citizens have been pointing the security forces in the direction of 'suspicious' activities?

...just want to know what makes a citizen law-abiding?

...is the law-abiding citizen a see no evil, hear no evil...but do the evil of living with...thus accepting and keeping the evil nest a place of fertile breeding ground for the evil doers? That foregoing describes the law-abiding citizen?

...just want to know what makes a citizen law-abiding?

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Some police persons need training in how to deal with the public. Is it too much to ask for a, "please step out of the car, sir" before slapping the cuffs on?

...or modulating the voice in 'calm soft manner' e.g. "sir will you slowly remove hand from your waist" (wherein there is a suspicious bulge) before releasing quick rounds with deadly intent when the action was a swift sudden movement?

Surely not too much to expect?!

The cops are in a situation where requests for compliance with orders must be immediately as ordered. Hesitation on the part of the person so being commanded will slow the cop and increase opportunity for 'something going wrong'...like criminal 'John-Tom' being better placed/having a window of opportunity to harm others and the cop.

The cop has a choice allow the 'non-abuse' and place others and self at risk or 'lick di damn fool who hesitates to comply' immediately to free self to protect self and others from other potential threats...and be able to expend some attention/share attention to the immediate surrounding area....for safety's sake.