Did Gayle King Come Out On National Television?

St. Louis, Mo. – The shooting of 18-year-old Vonderrit Myers in south St. Louis, just miles from Ferguson, has led to protesters taking to the streets. As news spread across social media, hundreds of demonstrators gathered in the streets to make their voices heard.

There are conflicting reports about the incident itself. Police claim that an off-duty officer, attempting to do a “pedestrian check,” was shot at by the teen when he then returned fire killing the teen.

What is a “pedestrian check” you ask?

Reports indicate that a pedestrian check is an officer-initiated engagement with someone to verify that they live in that neighborhood. Because evidently it’s suspicious to be in a neighborhood you don’t live in.

The police narrative is that the incident began approximately 7:30 p.m. CT when an off-duty officer saw four men on the corner of Shaw Blvd. and Klemm St. It is at this point he attempted to do a “pedestrian check,” which resulted in the men running.

The officer then gave chase but lost the men, only to find one again when he jumped out of a bush. Assistant Police Chief Alfed Adkins claims that a struggle then took place, according to the Associated Press.

“The officer approached, they got into a struggle, they ended up into a gangway, at which time the young man pulled a weapon and shots were fired,” Adkins said. “The officer returned fire and unfortunately the young man was killed.”

The officer fired 17 times, according to Adkins. A Ruger 9mm was recovered from the area. Adkins said the officer, 32, is a six-year veteran of the force, but did not identify him.

According to Police Chief Dotson, Myers fired at least three times stating, “The ballistic evidence indicates at least three different rounds at the office.”

Witnesses have a different version of events than the official police narrative, with many on scene claiming that Myers was in fact unarmed.

Teyonna Myers, cousin of the deceased, told the Post-Dispatch that police only thought Myers had a gun.

“He was unarmed,” Teyonna Myers told the paper. “He had a sandwich in his hand, and they thought it was a gun. It’s like Michael Brown all over again.”

When Dotson was pressed about reports the teen was unarmed he reiterated that “An individual pointed at gun at a officer, fired three rounds and continued to pull the trigger,” during a news conference.

If in fact there were shots fired at an officer, could another individual have shot at the officer, as the police report there were three people involved in the initial stop?

Others on the scene claimed that the teen had been tasered by the officer and was on the ground when the off-duty cop shot him 16 times.

Jackie Williams, 47, said Myers was his nephew and lived with him. He said that he had talked to a number of people who had seen the shooting.

Williams went on record stating, “My nephew was coming out of a store from purchasing a sandwich. Security was supposedly searching for someone else. They tased him. I don’t know how this happened, but they went off and shot him 16 times. That’s outright murder.”
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Niggas saying he was tasered and then shot and he ain’t even have a gun!

WHAT THE PHUCK IS A “PEDESTRIAN CHECK???!” That sound like some racist azz chit from the jump!

I hope the church and the women he slept with as a collective gave him a gigantic, hallelujah-beatdown in the parking lot after church.
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For what?

@ESSENZE
“Its disgusting. I mean I believe all parties are responsible.”
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Chit, I guess that’s why I don’t give no phucks.

And how you a pastor stealing money for YEARS and NO ONE knows?

A lot of these “churches” are poor at “business” tho. I’ve seen it a LOT.

A string of recent complaints filed by alleged victims of wrongful arrest are bringing question to NYPD practices of arresting men in public restrooms. There are currently undercover cops posted up in public restrooms across New York City, waiting to catch sexual predators in the act.

However, according to dozens of alleged victims, average men are becoming entrapped by these undercover agents, when they have done nothing wrong. Many of the victims have claimed that after urinating, “shaking off” and zipping up their pants, they were accused of “simulating masturbation” in view of the police officer.

The New York Times recently reported that police have been standing in public restrooms and staring down everyone who passes through, while they use the urinals. If the person makes any movements that the officer does not approve of, they can be arrested for “lewdness” with no evidence aside from the testimony of the officer. Since police have been stationed in public bathrooms, lewdness arrests have increased 7-fold. In the past year alone, over 60 people were arrested in one bus terminal restroom, many of them for alleged “lewdness” in the bathroom stall.

Dozens of the people who have been arrested in this trap have sought legal representation from The Legal Aid Society and other independent sources. Many of these people reported that the police made them feel uncomfortable by staring at them while they used the restroom, and it seems that if anyone is guilty of lewdness it was actually the undercover officer.

It is not clear why undercover agents have been placed in these bathrooms to begin with, even Capt. John Fitzpatrick, the Port Authority police commander who oversees the bus terminal, admits that complaints of lewdness in public bathrooms are “few and far in between”.

Although, Fitzpatrick is still standing by the actions of his officers, claiming that the dozens of men who have now filed complaints were in fact being lewd in the restroom, otherwise, he says, they would not have been arrested.

“They are not sidling up to somebody, trying to sneak a peek and misrepresenting what the person is doing, there is no mistaking their behavior,” he said.

One man, accused of “simulating masturbation” says that he was simply “shaking off”, a near instinctual act that is not at all lewd or uncommon.

“I wasn’t committing a lewd act, I was peeing in the beginning, but I was shaking off when the guy stepped back and looked at me,” Mr. Holden, a 28-year-old baker, said of his police encounter.

After Holden walked out of the bathroom he was arrested by police and taken to jail. When Holden was being processed in the jail he overheard one of the other cops refer to his arresting officer as “the gay whisperer”. This was a fairly offensive comment for Holden, consider the fact that he is a gay man, and feels that may be the reason why he got arrested.

“I wore a leather jacket, fitted clothes. I guess that fits the description of a homosexual male, I was like, O.K., although I’m gay, I wasn’t doing anything,” he said.

Holden’s story is just one of dozens, and although there may be a few perverts in the bunch, it is safe to say that a vast majority of these people are innocent.
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Man, they NYPD is basically a terrorist group! A nigga can’t even shake his OWN dyck after PIZZING?

BRUH!