This is Nathan Channing, 27 years old, from Fruitvale, CO. He was arrested last Sunday and is facing a life-ruining FELONY MENACING charge.
This is a man pointing his banana.
According to an arrest affidavit, Mesa County deputies Joshua Bunch and Donald Love said Channing pointed the fruit at them while crossing a street.
The dumber-than-a-box-of-chickenshit deputies said they “feared for their lives” even though they saw that the object was yellow.
Yup … the the man accused of pointing a banana at police is from Fruitvale, and one of the copfuks who “feared for his life” is named Bunch. You can’t make this shit up.
This is one of the saddest videos you’ll ever see. Last week there was a shooting on the Florida State University. Look at these people … cowering in fear like a bunch of scared mice … waiting for copfuks to “save” them, where seconds count copfuks are minutes late …. when all it takes is a few armed citizens to stop this shit. But, noooo, we can’t allow people to protect themselves, can we?
This country has gone to shit….
A banana? You’re in fear of your life…. over a banana?
Buncha fucking pussies…
And that video…
Cowering wretches… makes me fucking sick. You came into this world kicking and screaming, covered in someone else’s blood… going out the same way has a certain amount of merit.
These are the descendents of the people who hacked a life out of the wilderness with their bare hands? Who conquered a continent? There has to be 40 people crammed into that space… there’s only one shooter… what the fuck, over? You can either sit there and wait to die or you can go get the motherfucker doing this… yeah, you might die in the process, but the alternative is you’re going to die on your knees, sniveling and blubbering…
Mother. Fucking. Cowards.
“You came into this world kicking and screaming, covered in someone else’s blood… going out the same way has a certain amount of merit.” ——– Billy
+100
EXACTLY how I feel.
@ Stucky,
Exactly right, bro…
Give them NOTHING! Take from them, EVERYTHING…
You might get me, in the end, but if I’m gonna get closed out anyways, then I’m doing my best to take you with me while I still got a say about it…
“Well, we’re not armed! What do you want us to do?”
I mean, look at that video again… what is the one thing you notice, other than the sniveling cowardly fucks?
Books. Lots of books…
Shooters for year have known that a pretty good ad hoc bullet trap can be made from… telephone books. It’s just paper.
What else do sniveling college wretches carry? Bookbags.
So, dump your iShit and start cramming the thickest, sturdiest books you can find into it until it’s loaded down to max capacity. Have 6 or 8 other guys do this – preferably the biggest, beefiest ones you can find. Once you got a reasonably bullet-resistant shield, go find the motherfucker who’s doing the shooting and bum-rush his ass from several different directions….
You will get the motherfucker… if he’s using a standard-thug-issue piece of shit handgun and hardball ammo… probably in 9mm or smaller…. then a bookbag crammed full of tomes will probably stop whatever hits it… you might take a hit, might not… but it’s better than nothing…
“So, dump your iShit and start cramming the thickest, sturdiest books you can find into it until it’s loaded down to max capacity” ————— Billy
No. Just ONE book would do it ……….. “Excuses Neegrows Make” …….. the shit in that book will stop anything.
Hell, you do not even need to be armed with a banana….
http://thefreethoughtproject.com/cop-fires-unarmed-man-6-year-old-daughter-asthma-medicine/
Jacksonville, FL — Brian Dennison, 29, was rushing home to retrieve his 6-year-old daughter’s asthma medication Monday night when he was stopped by Jacksonville Sheriff’s deputy, J.C. Garcia.
Upon exiting his cruiser, Garcia immediately drew his sidearm and fired into the car of unarmed Dennison and his 6-year-old daughter.
According to the police report, Garcia spotted a green Ford Focus driven by Dennison speeding through a parking lot near West University Boulevard and St. Augustine Road. Garcia began following the car, and said it blew through a stop sign as it turned onto DuPont Station Road, nearly hitting another car and heading the wrong way toward St. Augustine Road.
At this point Garcia turned on his lights and pulled over the car as it turned into Plantation Apartments.
At a media briefing Tuesday, Assistant Chief Chris Butler told reporters the officer initially believed the suspect was armed so he pulled out his own weapon and fired.
In the initial police report, however, no mention of the shooting was even made. First Coast News asked JSO why they failed to mention the fact that one of their officers fired at an unarmed man and his young daughter, to which JSO spokesperson Melissa Bujeda responded, “The shooting is a separate investigation.”
A second incident report, filed after the fact, noted that the officer fired his weapon but it gave no explanation.
On 11-24-14, a JSO Patrol Officer conducted a traffic stop on a suspicious vehicle at 3900 Toledo Rd. During the traffic stop the Officer fired his handgun one time. No one was injured. The Cold Case Unit will follow up the investigation.
Now for the kicker, Garcia, who negligently fired his weapon at an unarmed man and his daughter has not been placed on any type of leave or suspension.
What would have happened if the bullet would have hit Dennison? Or his 6-year-old for that matter? Would the public have been told that Garcia feared for his life over threats from an asthmatic first-grader?
Tragically after being shot at by an overzealous cop, Dennison was arrested on misdemeanor charges of knowingly driving with a suspended license and driving with a suspended license. For failing to pay a traffic ticket, Dennison was shot at and is currently in the Duval County Jail while his daughter, likely traumatized from this incident, is unable to see her father.
It takes a special kind of person to shoot at a man and his daughter and then arrest that man in front of his daughter.
So the end is really near.
I’ve written on the cop-citizen-confrontation subject several times before onTBP.
I have decades of experience of working in a job where I had to make decisions about cop-citizen contacts. Here’ some practical advice based on experience.
If you are approached by a policeman, treat the matter the same way as you would a dealing with your boss. These days, “Yes, sir and No, sir” are good responses to most cop questions.
A lot of people get their ass in a sling when dealing with police because they want to control the meeting, assert their rights, and pressure the guy with the gun. However, I’m-going-to-do-it-my-way guys usually suffer for their boldness.
Every local case of a cop killing I’m familiar with and every case of cops over reacting I’ve dealt with has been one where the decedent or defendant has threatened the cops or pushed hard. This is a boldness I never saw 25 to 40 years ago.
So you I’m-always-right bucks, when dealing with the police, show the Copf*k your banana, call the a*hole every name you can think of, rush him, threaten him, point a beer bottle at him and say “bang, bang,” and he’ll back off and run from you. Then you can crow to your friends about conquering a cop – but only in your dreams.
@Stucky said:
“But, noooo, we can’t allow people to protect themselves, can we?”
Actually, Florida does allow the sheeple to protect themselves. It’s why I have no pity for those who don’t utilize their right and responsibility to do so.
Something I learned in Juarez back in the days when cops didn’t fear the people: if a cop is in view, be gone, nothing good can come of such a scene.