Police shoot unarmed Michael Bell in head

This is the self-incriminating Kenosha Police Department reenactment video of the actual officers who took 21 year old Michael Bell's life. The officer who claimed "he has my gun" has since committed suicide. Crime lab found none of Michael's DNA or fingerprints on the holster or gun. The local DA and the reviewing officers cleared themselves of any wrongdoing in just two days even though 2 eyewitnesses standing 10 feet away testified they saw Michael handcuffed. The department settled the civil rights case for a record amount. Michael Bell's family seek to change how Wisconsin shootings are reviewed, thus keeping in step with legislation passed in other states. See MichaelBell.info for additional video and forensics.

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[TheGarnerjustin73]

so i just kill someone i go to jail, the police kill someone they get bribed out, that is fucked up, immoral and unethical. This little case right here could have changed a lot but they chose to settle for money wtf, i know if officers killed my son no amount of money could silence me. This shows you that money is the name of the game and no one else gives a fuck. This is a fucked up world with the government being the most hypocritical, they are the real criminals.

[Plea4change]

@TheGarnerjustin73 Settling a lawsuit without a nondisclousre agreement and the right to use those funds and the right to speak and show what happened, is very powerful. Ask any attorney, very smart thing to do.

Here is one reporter's perspective. Google "William Griggs, The conscience of a killer"

[apharot]

@kyleelliott90 "He's got my gun" means he's armed and dangerous.

[SrtRacerBoy]

WTF this actually happened?, i don't think a 21 year old could have rammed the officer up against the car like that. couldn't have shot him in the shoulder or knee or.. u know, somewhere NON LETHAL

[fmnma1]

@cscblank And by the way, your scenario about 'not jumping out of the car', meaningless. you were not there, and you're not this kid, you have no idea what was going through his mind. Police having a job to do, is an excuse. They get paid to do their jobs, and no one forced them into their careers. They knew exactly what the job entailed when they signed up. Quit making excuses, and stick to the facts. You post should have read 'I knew him', everything else, irrelevant.

[fmnma1]

@cscblank

And by the way, your scenario about 'not jumping out of the car', meaningless. you were not there, and you're not this kid, you have no idea what was going through his mind. Police having a job to do, is an excuse. They get paid to do their jobs, and no one forced them into their careers. They knew exactly what the job entailed when they signed up. Quit making excuses, and stick to the facts. You post should have read 'I knew him', everything else, irrelevant.

[fmnma1]

@cscblank

You're naive. People tend to 'run' out of fear, it's an instinctive response. Police do have a job, that doesn't include killing an unarmed innocent citizen (don't ask me how I 'know' if he is innocent' as presumption of, is a clear-cut civil liberty). So, because he wasn't 'honorable', he deserved to die, is that your take on this issue? Making an excuse that has absolutely nothing to do with this incident, now that's not honorable.

[fmnma1]

@adam3176

Sure is. It seems every time you kill a cop, the suspect wides up dead. Lately however (in he past few weeks) the suspects have killed themselves, how ironic. I don't believe that for one second. I think, they are now sending a message to those who kill a cop. Kill a cop, and your next! I'm sure it's written in the 'blue code of silence', somewhere.

[fmnma1]

@chivasusa

Yes, but when it is transferred is when you get your 1,393,013/1.

[copmy]

Sad. regardless what happened. At the end two lifes were lost.